The document highlights the importance of supporting underprivileged women, particularly in rural areas, who lack skills and qualifications for employment. It discusses the initiatives by NGOs like SERUDS to provide skill development programs, such as tailoring and embroidery training, to empower these women, along with offering free sewing machines as tools for their livelihood. Additionally, the document mentions a similar initiative aimed at providing computer training to educated unemployed youth from low-income backgrounds.

1. Donate To
Women Skill
Development
www.serudsindia.org

2. International Women’s Day just passed and we
saw everyone putting up nice status updates on
their Social Media handles, which is really nice.
But how many of us actually talk about supporting
helpless women? There are millions of single
mothers and ladies who want to live an
independent life but can’t.
You might think, there are hundreds of companies
that offer jobs but the fact is those are for only
educated women. How about the rural women who
are not qualified or skilled at all?

3. We see hundreds of women who are left with no
option but to opt for jobs that merely gives them a
living. Not to mention pay disparity in India.
Hence Ngos like SERUDS and many others have
started certain Women Skills development
programs in India to make women independent
even without qualification

4. We have been providing a 3-month training
program on Tailoring & Embroidery to women
every quarter. After completion of the training,
each of the participants is given a free branded
sewing machine and tool kit
Training in Tailoring &
Embroidery For Women’s
Skill Development

5. SERUDS has identified the need for training in
computers to the educated unemployed youth.
We select the poor youth from rural villages,
urban slums based on their family income,
which should be low or below the poverty line
to be eligible for this program
Software Training to
Unemployed Youth

6. https://serudsindia.org/donate-women-skills-development/