Tailoring, handicraft and digital-literacy batches alongside self-help group formation — building income women control themselves.
The specific, on-the-ground work this program funds — not a mission statement, the actual activities.
Hands-on skill batches that turn into real income — many participants now take on stitching and craft orders independently.
Basic smartphone and computer skills, opening up access to banking, government schemes and online income.
Group savings and micro-lending circles giving women a financial safety net outside of moneylenders.
A skill is only useful if it turns into income the woman controls herself. That's the standard every batch we run is measured against — not just attendance, but what happens after.
Self-help groups add a second layer: shared savings that mean an emergency doesn't have to mean a high-interest loan, and a support network beyond the household.
Your support funds training batches, materials and the seed capital that gets a self-help group started.
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