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The Working Women Welfare Trust aims to empower working women through skills training, legal awareness programs, and poverty alleviation initiatives. Its mission is to equip women with knowledge, skills, and awareness of their rights to achieve secure employment. The organization provides vocational training, computer courses, legal advocacy, and income generation programs to make women self-reliant. Several success stories are highlighted, such as a woman who supports her family through embroidery and another who raises her children as a widow using the income from her work.
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Khwaab is a skill development center that provides training in livelihood skills like tailoring, knitting, and crafts to underprivileged women in urban slums. Its goal is to financially empower these women by imparting skills that can generate income, which the women can then use to support their children's education and improve their families' standard of living. Khwaab also provides literacy training and raises awareness on social issues. It was started in 2014 by four Teach For India fellows to help develop community women into self-sufficient leaders.
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The 2014 annual report of Women for Women International summarizes their work supporting marginalized women affected by conflict. Their mission is to help women earn and save money, improve health and well-being, influence decisions, and connect to support networks. In 2014, they served over 429,000 women across 8 countries, distributing $118 million. The report outlines their programs and impact in enabling women to start businesses, access health services, participate in decisions, and form cooperatives and associations for support.
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This document outlines the goals and strategies of the "Affect n Effect" foundation which aims to reduce poverty in Bangladesh by helping vulnerable groups such as children, women, and victims of child labor. The foundation targets children ages 5-14 by providing education support, young girls ages 15-20 through skills training, and women and young children through health and housing assistance. It works with a partner company called Shonar Bangla Exports to fund these programs through ethical trade. The foundation's strategies focus on empowering beneficiaries and creating long-term opportunities through education, skills development, and community partnerships.
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The document summarizes the work of the Self Employed Women's Association (SEWA) in India, which aims to empower poor, self-employed women. SEWA provides various support services like vocational training, financial services, social security, and more to over 700,000 informal women workers across several states. It discusses SEWA's goals of providing employment, food security, and social security to women. The document also outlines SEWA's activities, research methodology used, and findings from case studies about how women's lives have been improved through SEWA's interventions.
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The document summarizes the work of the Self Employed Women's Association (SEWA) in India, which aims to empower poor, self-employed women. SEWA organizes informal women workers and provides services like employment assistance, financial services, social security, education and training. It discusses SEWA's goals of full employment, food security and social security for its members. SEWA uses an integrated approach including organizing women into groups, capacity building, and livelihood support activities to help women gain skills and increase their income.
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ActionAid India works to assert women and girls' rights through over 500 projects across India. They support women's collectives that analyze challenges and work to claim their rightful position in society. The organization focuses on reaching the most excluded groups, including Dalit, tribal, and differently abled women and girls. One such group is the Tamil Nadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust, which conducts programs to ensure access to education, healthcare, livelihood, and public spaces for differently abled women in three districts of Tamil Nadu. The document provides an example of a success story of a deaf and mute woman who gained skills and confidence through the group and was able to start her own business.
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Bal Shashwat Foundation aims to empower low-income women through livelihood opportunities. They provide various training programs to help women start small businesses and become self-sufficient. Their key programs include Titli, which offers vocational courses in sewing, beauty, and fashion design. They are requesting support to expand this program to empower 100 more women this year. The funding would cover teacher salaries, materials, equipment, and sanitary products to help women start their own businesses. They hope to forge partnerships to help continue their mission of empowering women through skills training and entrepreneurship.
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Udayan Care is a non-profit established in 1994 to help underserved children and youth. It runs various programs, including children's homes called Udayan Ghars, an aftercare program, IT training centers, and skill development centers. The organization aims to empower children and youth without parental care through education, vocational training, and other interventions to help them lead dignified lives. It has helped over 30,000 individuals across 15 states in India.
Women empowerment
The document summarizes the objectives and services of the Women Welfare and Development Centre (WWDC), which aims to empower women through vocational skills training, health services, and economic opportunities. The WWDC provides 3-month and short-term courses in skills like sewing, embroidery, beauty services, and computers. It also offers one-year diploma programs. In 2014-15, over 1000 women received WWDC training. The organization seeks to implement national women's plans, launch new courses, and conduct seminars on women's issues to promote social and economic empowerment.
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Daughters of Tomorrow (DOT) is a charity that empowers underprivileged women in Singapore. Its vision is to enable freedom of choice for underprivileged women. DOT runs various programs to facilitate livelihood opportunities for women, including confidence building training, IT and financial literacy courses, job matching, and employer engagement. DOT works with over 500 women annually to help them gain skills, find flexible employment, and achieve financial independence to support their families. DOT is seeking funding to expand its proven programs and scale its impact to benefit more underprivileged women in Singapore.
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This presentation discusses the work of Mr. G.M. Bilakhia, founder of the Maa Foundation. The foundation was inspired by his grandmother Noorbaimaa's belief in the importance of education. Maa Foundation aims to make Valsad district a role model in education through various projects that provide scholarships, teacher training, infrastructure development, and skills training to improve rural education access and quality in a sustainable way. It operates with a mix of NGO and corporate methods, using professionalism and accountability to maximize social benefits.
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In today's world, where issues such as poverty, environmental degradation, and healthcare disparities persist, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a crucial role in addressing these challenges. Through the generous contributions of individuals and corporations, NGO donations fuel initiatives that aim to create positive change in society.
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- 4. Mission Taking appropriate measures we are striving to equip working women with value based knowledge, technical skills, awareness about their legal, economic and social rights as well as resposibilities,and to acquire honorable secure and congenial working environment for working women across the country.
- 6. Working Women Organization envisages the accomplished, self- reliant and prosperous working women who would stand out as an asset to their family and society.
- 8. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES To impart value based knowledge, technical skills and guidance to working women developing competence and character. To give awareness about their rights and obligations, to facilitate and struggle for any positive movement to attain these rights. To strive for the attainment of secure and conducive working environment for working women.
- 9. To initiate proposals aimed at the enhancement and improvement of social and professional position and status of working women. To undertake projects providing income generating opportunities to under privileged women at their doorsteps in rural areas and katchi bastis to help alleviate poverty and save them from middlemen exploitation To effectively represent Pakistani women on national and international forums.
- 11. MODUS OPERENDI Skill Development Training Teachers Training Communication Skills development Vocational Training Computer Training Knowledge enhancement Program Lectures Seminars Discussion Forums Workshops
- 12. III Awareness & Advocacy Program Legal & Social awareness Press conference Demonstrations Survey, Book lets Resolution Recommendation Delegations IV Poverty Alleviation Program VEP(Village Embroidery Project) Exhibition SDSC(Income Generating Training, Industrial Home)
- 15. V Counseling and Personal excellence Program. Marriage Counseling Career Counseling Social Issues Problem Solving VI Other Services Marriage Bureau Fair Price Bazar Medical Service S
- 17. Irshadbibi from Jamra(rural sindh) is a courageous lady who has been working for WWWT projects for the past several years. She is appreciating of WWWT an effort which has provided her with a comfortable source of income. Working from within her home enabled her to educate her daughter now (BSc) and son who has successful cleared his CSS exams. Her husband who was a teacher managed to upgrade his qualifications and now he is a professor because of the income support IrshadBibi provided him.
- 18. Another glorious example of hard work and is of Fawzia from Shikarpur`sout stricks.she was born deaf and dump but God Al mighty blessed her with a lot of talent. She is excels in embroidery skills. She has been associated with WWWT projects which have made her economically strong and independent.
- 19. Hafeez belongs to an underprivileged and impoverished locality Goharabad in Karachi. She is a widow and WWWT worker for the last ten years. The income she receives for her needle work has enabled her to raise her two daughters, meet all her expenses and now has married off her daughter repecta?
- 20. Shamim Omer hails from orangi. Basti in Karachi.She is also a beneficiary of WWWT initiatives for the last seven years. She is married and meets all her personal need from the income .she earns for her needle work. With this source of income she caters for the requirements of her aged mother and for her sick, unemployed brother as well.
- 21. UmmeSalma from Larkana`s nearby Goth is unfortunately un married ,because family could not find a match for her. She could not either go out to work. Extreme poverty compelled her to join WWWT projects. The earning she receives for her embroidery and needle work has enabled her to independently meet her economic needs as well as save some amount for the future.
- 22. A widow from Mithi (dist Larkana) had a dream to provide best possible education to her children so that they can play an active and useful role in society .she is attached with WWWT initiative since she lost her husband .she has been able to manage her house hold affairs from the income she earns.
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