SURESH ONGOING PROGRAMMES
Women Skill Development, Income Generation & Livelihood Programme
The Women Skill Development and Livelihood Programme operates under the Jeevana Division, focusing on equipping women with marketable vocational skills that enable them to generate income and achieve economic independence. We recognize that sustainable livelihoods require both technical skills and business acumen.
Through this program, we have provided vocational training to 200 women in various skills including tailoring (120 women), handicrafts (80 women), and other income-generating activities. Our comprehensive approach includes not just skill training, but also business development, market linkages, and ongoing mentorship to ensure trainees can successfully establish and sustain their micro-enterprises.
| Name of the Project | Women Skill Development & Livelihood Programme |
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| Target Area | Unemployed Rural and Tribal Sectors |
| Target Group | Unemployed Women, Single Women, Vulnerable Households |
| Aims & Objectives | To build vocational abilities, spark entrepreneurship and distribute foundational micro-livelihood assets |
| Goal of the Project | Creation of self-reliant rural enterprises and stable year-round household financial structures. |
| Supporting Agency | Sustainable Livelihood Grants & CSR Sponsorships |
| Activities |
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| Beneficiaries | 200 Trained Women & 20 Vulnerable Families directly |
| Outcome | • Independent, sustainable income channels created. • Enhanced domestic financial resilience. |
Program Activities
| 🚻 Vocational training in tailoring and garment making | 🦯 Handicraft production training (pottery, weaving, embroidery) |
| 📢Business development and entrepreneurship skills |
📍 Marketing and sales training for products |
| 👂 Quality control and product standardization |
👁️ Formation of producer groups and cooperatives |
| 📚 Market linkage creation for products |
🏠 Financial literacy and micro-enterprise management |
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Help us train more women with marketable skills and create pathways to sustainable livelihoods