Providing sewing Machine & Training Tailoring for poor Women

1. Project Location

2. Objectives of the Project:

a)  To activate the targeted women in collective self employment activities in order to enhance family income and ultimately standard of living.

b)  To train up 120 selected women from different conditions on a 45 days sewing and tailoring training.

c)  To range for individual entrepreneurship, for each of the trained women at their own family locations through providing sewing machine each of them.

d)  To providing technical and manage mental support as and whenever necessary.

e)  To collaborate and assistance for market favorable conditions.

f)  To promote the lining condition of 120 underprivileged families.

3. Expected output:

a)  120 selected women will be skilled in sewing and tailoring.

b)  After successful completion they will be afforded one sewing machine each of them.

c)  They will establish their own service centre for rural women.

d)  120 women will be able to self-employed.

e) Their family income will be increased.

f)  As a result, 120 families will be able to improve their living.

g)  If will promote overall women empowerment.

Group of women who have undergone a 3-month sewing training course through Niharika.

 The sewing training course ended with the women receiving free sewing machines.

Group photo of the women who are newly trained in sewing by Niharika.

Hosne Ara Begum, executive director of Niharika,rewarding trained women with their new sewing machines.