Our Empowering Women initiative works closely with underprivileged women across rural and semi-urban communities, helping them gain the skills, confidence and financial footing to support their families independently.
Through structured training, mentorship and access to micro-finance, we help women move from the margins of decision-making to the centre of it — at home and in their communities.
Tailoring, stitching, embroidery and craft-based training that builds saleable, income-generating skills.
Banking, savings and budgeting workshops that help women plan and manage household finances confidently.
Forming and mentoring SHGs that pool savings, access micro-credit and support one another's growth.
Helping women set up and run small businesses, with guidance on pricing, sourcing and local markets.
Workshops on legal rights, safety and entitlements so women can advocate for themselves and others.
Awareness sessions on maternal health, nutrition and hygiene for women and their families.
We reach into underserved communities to identify women ready for training and support.
Hands-on skill training and financial literacy workshops delivered at local centres.
Women are grouped into Self-Help Groups for savings, credit and peer support.
Ongoing mentorship, market linkages and follow-up help ensure lasting independence.
Training women in tailoring, stitching and small-scale business support.
Read More →Helping women form savings groups and access small business loans.
Read More →Supporting women entrepreneurs with mentorship and market linkages.
Read More →The skill training program helped me become financially independent and support my family.
Joining a Self-Help Group gave me the confidence and savings to start my own tailoring shop.
I never imagined I could run my own business. Today I employ three other women from my village.
Your support funds training kits, sewing machines and micro-loans that help women become self-reliant.