Empowered women shape empowered communities. Through Yuva Kaushalya Krushi Vikas Bahu Uddeshiya Sanstha, I focus on supporting and uplifting rural women by offering them tools to lead dignified and self-reliant lives. At my center in Sainand Apartment, Office No. 2, Jamkhed Road, Ahilya Nagar, Maharashtra 414002, I run programs that provide practical skills, life training, and income opportunities specifically designed for women.
For many women in villages and small towns, opportunities are limited due to lack of exposure, training, or support. I understand this challenge and address it with programs that respect their time, culture, and potential. My goal is to create real change—one woman at a time.
Earning your own income changes how the world treats you—and how you see yourself. I offer training in tailoring, beauty care, aari work, and handicrafts. These skills don’t require large investments, and they can be practiced from home. With regular sessions and one-on-one support, I make sure every woman learns something valuable and market-ready.
Many of my trainees start taking small orders from their homes within a few weeks, giving them a source of income that also boosts their family’s wellbeing.
Women often carry the burden of family responsibilities while silently holding back their dreams. I run sessions focused on self-confidence, communication, time management, and mental health. These soft skills help women step forward in social and economic spaces.
Through workshops and group discussions, I help each participant speak with clarity, manage household and work life, and make informed decisions.
Not every woman can step out to work, but every woman can create from home. I help them understand how to start micro-businesses like stitching units, beauty services, papad-making, organic products, and more. I guide them in pricing, packaging, and approaching local markets.
My aim is to make women confident entrepreneurs, even if they’ve never stepped outside their homes for work before.
Apart from traditional skills, I also introduce women to basic technical work like plumbing, electrical repairs, and small machine handling. These sessions spark curiosity and give them additional skills that are often seen as male-dominated. This step toward breaking stereotypes helps rural women grow stronger and more independent.
Training means nothing if it doesn't lead to growth. I connect women with government schemes, local self-help groups (SHGs), and NGO support. I also help them display and sell their products at fairs and exhibitions. These connections widen their world and build real community support.
Empowerment is not just about income—it’s about choice, respect, and courage. Through every program I offer, I help rural women walk that path. Whether it’s a young girl looking for guidance, a homemaker wanting to earn, or a widow seeking strength, I make sure every woman feels seen, heard, and supported.