Empowering young African women
to be self-employed Boda Boda
riders and employed courier riders
Registered In
Australia
England
Kenya
Rwanda
Tanzania
Uganda
Why Ladybikes was Established
In Kenya and other African countries there are millions of men riding motor bikes, as part of their means of employment as “ Boda Boda” riders – a cheap form of taxi, moving people and goods. In 2017, Bruce Foley could not find one woman riding a motorbike during his fifth trip to Kenya and started thinking about the employment opportunity for young single disadvantaged women this could allow.
Young women moving from absolute poverty to a sustainable living
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Our Mission
“To provide capital funding, training and
operational resources to young disadvantaged African women”
Our Program
4 weeks of selection of
candidates and introduction
to motor bike features and safety
4 weeks training to gain rider’s licence
4 weeks practical training working as Boda Boda and courier riders
Ladybikes International leases motor bikes to successful women
Bruce Foley
Founder of Ladybikes International
“To empower young disadvantaged African women to be self-employed Boda Boda riders and employed courier riders”
Become a Partner
Complete an application form
Accept the offer by signing an Agreement
Establish the program
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Latest News
- Ladybikes International has received a $4500 grant from the Rotary Foundation
- Ladybikes International has received a $1000 grant from the Pink Umbrella Foundation
- Two training programs have started in Kenya
- Bruce is available for guest speaker appearances across NSW Australia
Bruce speaking and receiving the grant from Pink Umbrella Foundation at the Rotary Eastern Region Conference in Canberra.
