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women empowerment

Women lead the change

The Problem

Why women empowerment matters

When a woman earns, her whole family rises — but rural women often lack skills, capital and a safe space to start. We build all three.

Who we help: Women in self-help groups across Jabalpur district seeking income and independence.

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women per self-help group we form

program design

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tailoring, food processing, handicraft

initial focus

What we do

On-ground activities

  • 1Form new self-help groups
  • 2Skill training courses
  • 3Seed grants to start units
  • 4Financial literacy sessions
  • 5Market linkage support
  • 6Confidence & leadership workshops

Our Goals

What we aim to achieve

Forward-looking targets — this foundation was registered in May 2026.

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Women trained

Goal · 2026–27

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Self-help groups formed

Goal · 2026–27

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Micro-enterprises launched

Goal · 2026–27

Our Approach

How we work, step by step

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Self-help groups

Small savings groups that build trust and capital.

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Skill training

Tailoring, food processing and handicraft courses.

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Micro-enterprise support

Seed grants, market linkage and mentoring.

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Financial literacy

Basic banking, savings and pension awareness.

Impact So Far

Numbers that matter

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Women we aim to train

Sample

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Self-help groups to form

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Enterprises to launch

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Active Projects

On the ground right now

Field projects for this program will appear here soon.

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