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Livelihood & Women Empowerment

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Livelihood & Women Empowerment

Who Can Join This Programme?

  • Community Volunteers
  • Local Organizers
  • Students & Researchers
  • NGO Partners
  • Passionate Individuals

Overview

Livelihood & Women Empowerment

Fostering economic independence for women through self-reliance training, self-help groups, and sustainable livelihood tools.


Empowering women leads to stronger families and resilient communities. We provide hands-on self-reliance training in tailoring, handicraft making, and micro-entrepreneurship designed to help women generate reliable income. Beyond skill training, our organization establishes Self-Help Groups (SHGs) that foster peer support, micro-savings, and financial literacy. We assist women in accessing micro-credit, purchasing capital equipment like sewing machines, and marketing their handmade products, transforming dependent individuals into confident, self-sufficient community leaders.

Key Highlights

Self-reliance & entrepreneurship training
Self-Help Group (SHG) formation & support
Micro-business guidance and financial literacy
Equipment support including sewing machines and craft kits
Market linkage and product branding assistance for women entrepreneurs
Basic digital skills for mobile banking and small business management

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions regarding this programme.

What training courses are offered for women?
We offer skill courses in tailoring, handicraft production, basic financial management, and digital literacy.
How do Self-Help Groups (SHGs) operate under this programme?
SHGs consist of 10-20 women who meet regularly to pool small savings, access low-interest internal loans, and support each others micro-ventures.
Is assistance provided to set up home-based businesses?
Yes, we offer guidance on business planning, basic bookkeeping, raw material sourcing, and connecting with local buyers.
Are there any age limits for women wishing to join?
Any woman aged 18 and above looking to build practical skills or start a micro-enterprise is welcome to participate.

Programme Outcomes

  • Direct community impact
  • Practical skill development
  • Certification of appreciation
  • Mentorship & networking

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