The phrase "a program that empowers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a program designed to give individuals or groups the tools, confidence, or authority to take control of their circumstances or improve their skills.
Example: "The new training initiative is a program that empowers employees to develop their leadership skills and take on more responsibilities within the company."
Alternatives: "a program that enables" or "a program that strengthens".
§ Scaling up teaching and learning methodologies for Orang Asli children is a program that seeks to attract and empower them to continue attending school while also promoting their cultural knowledge.
The ICF International implemented a program that was both in line with MEPI, included goals of empowering youth in fast rate economic reform and was relevant, useful and culturally appropriate to women in Saudi Arabia.
It will come through the metaphorical back door that Ms. Zeithi sees as essential even in a post-Taliban society: development programs that empower women without uttering a word about women's empowerment.
Our nation's library leaders will participate in discussions on meeting the increasing demand for multicultural and multilingual collections; recruiting a racially diverse bilingual workforce; and developing multilingual literacy programs that empower English-language learners.
And we honor Franklin Roosevelt's legacy of innovation by modernizing Social Security and Medicare for new circumstances and by expanding programs that empower citizens, like charter schools and community policing.
Among other goals, organizers hope to use the concert to generate pressure on industrialized nations to devote a tenth of their foreign aid budgets to education and to lend more support to programs that empower women and girls in the third world.
Employers need to actively promote training programs that empower employees to work more effectively with new tech.
Other trans organizations must follow suit and develop programs that empower trans people to take initiative within their communities.
Under the BEE policy, businesses are awarded points for contributions made to programs that empower black people, news24.com reports.
