The goal of the project is to enhance reading and writing fluency in native languages, promoting Scriptural engagement and spiritual growth while also bolstering living conditions. BSBF will partner with churches, who will host classes as hubs for students and teachers, with an evangelistic purpose. Ultimately, BSBF aims to transition program ownership to the church.

Beginning in 2024, Level 1 focuses on students across four languages. In 2025, Level 2 expands to five languages while maintaining the student count. From 2026 to 2029, six languages will be taught, alternating between Levels 1 and 2.

The anticipated outcomes include 2,400 annual students, 80 educators, and 1,940 graduates every two years, coupled with literacy and Scripture materials creation and distribution. These efforts impart essential skills in reading, writing, numeracy, and entrepreneurship, leading to a more fulfilling life.

Over four years, this project will directly impact 3,880 students, equipping them with literacy and income-generating skills. Indirectly, at least 19,400 individuals, including immediate and extended family members, will benefit from the women’s newfound expertise.

The initiative aims to transform lives by providing vital skills in reading, writing, and basic arithmetic. These competencies enhance their understanding of God’s word and empower them to navigate both Christian and daily life effectively. The project also broadens horizons through knowledge and entrepreneurship skills, emphasising income-generating activities. Vocational training equips participants to establish sustainable income sources, leading to a more fulfilling life.

As part of the program, students will receive Bibles or New Testaments in their learning languages as post-literacy resources. Additionally, Bible reading clubs will be established for graduates to maintain their reading skills.