Early marriage is often linked to school dropouts, particularly in impoverished communities where education is seen as less accessible or valuable for both girls and boys. Without the prospect of education and economic opportunities, many children are pushed to marry early. A practical solution to combat this cycle is empowering youth with vocational skills like making scented bar soap. This skill provides a source of income, fostering financial independence and reducing pressure to early marriage. By encouraging entrepreneurship, it encourages continued education and helps break the cycle of poverty enabling children to secure brighter futures.