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Women Empowerment and Skill Development Program
After completing the training, Sunita was better equipped to undertake basic tailoring work and explore local customer opportunities. The training helped her improve her practical skills, confidence, and understanding of managing small earnings. Her experience demonstrates how access to vocational training and financial awareness can support women's economic participation and independence.
100
Direct Beneficiaries
350
Indirect Beneficiaries
₹2,00,000
Total Received
Funding Overview
Complete funding details of this initiative
₹2,00,000
Total Funds Received
Amount Utilized
₹1,75,000
Balance Remaining
₹25,000
Impact Story Achieved (Before vs After)
| Parameter | Before | After | Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average Income | ₹2000 | ₹5000 | +₹150 |
| People Supported | 0 | 100 | +100 |
| Education Outcomes | 10 | 40 | +30 |
| Health Improvement | 30 | 80 | +50 |
| Employment Generated | 0 | 0 | +0 |
Who Benefited?
Individuals
Category
Jaipur urban and nearby rural communities, Rajasthan
Coverage
Beneficiary Demographics
Age Group
Activities Completed
01. Tailoring and Sewing Skills Training
Oct 16, 2026
Organized practical tailoring and sewing training sessions for women from economically disadvantaged families. Participants learned basic stitching, garment repair, measuring, cutting, and sewing-machine operation to help them explore self-employment opportunities.
02. Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurship Workshop
Oct 14, 2026
Conducted workshops on household budgeting, savings, basic financial management, pricing products, and starting small home-based businesses. Women were encouraged to develop income-generating skills and build financial independence.
Real Impact Story
Before joining the program, I had limited opportunities to learn new skills. The training helped me gain confidence and understand how I could use tailoring to support my family. I am hopeful about building a better future for myself and my children
Sunita Sharma
Beneficiary
Before
Sunita is a 32-year-old woman from a low-income family in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Her family depended primarily on irregular earnings, making it difficult to meet household expenses and support her children's education. She had limited access to vocational training and lacked the confidence and resources to start an independent income-generating activity.
Intervention
Helping Hands Welfare Foundation enrolled Sunita in its Women Empowerment and Skill Development Program. She received practical tailoring training, guidance on basic financial management, and information about home-based entrepreneurship. The program also encouraged her to develop marketable skills and explore opportunities to earn income from home.
Result
After completing the training, Sunita was better equipped to undertake basic tailoring work and explore local customer opportunities. The training helped her improve her practical skills, confidence, and understanding of managing small earnings. Her experience demonstrates how access to vocational training and financial awareness can support women's economic participation and independence.
Evidence & Media
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