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Women Empowerment

Women Empowerment

NIRPHAD's Objective The vision and mission strategy of NIRPHAD have emphasized empowerment of women through financial independence, which is crucial for them to be involved in the problem solving and decision-making process of the family and community. Since training avenues are scarce the women often become helpless apathetic and do not have control of their lives. Further their status was very low and they were many times subjected to domestic violence. When a woman has hard currency in her hand, her confidence level increase and she can use this as a lever for bargaining her power in the family and social milieu, which also includes controlling her sexuality. NIRPHAD attempts to correct the situation by providing training to women and also helping them establish a small business. The Objective NIRPHAD defines its objective as making villages self-reliant and free from exploitation. We attempt at developing the individual through imparting the skill sets and facilitating the resources to help him /her stand on his /her feet. We do this through Constituting Self Help Groups for Women development Arranging bank loans to help small business development for unemployed youth and the rural poor. Imparting vocational training to impart the skill sets required to support income generation. Educating judicious use of available resources for better utilization. NIRPHAD tries to reach the women to educate them the rudiments of E community health care and hygiene, I child care, contraceptive birth delay methods and AIDS awareness. We encourage them to share their knowledge, with others in their family and the community. Income generation schemes are an absolute must to fuel the growth and survival of the concept of SHG. Vocational training centers train and develop skill sets needed to initiate and operate a business. NIRPHAD provides vocational training for:

  • 2075 Women in Sewing
  • 256 Women in Hand printing
  • 84 Women in Stone Carving
  • 590 Women in Carpet Weaving
  • 1056 Women in House hold tasks
  • 80 women Jute product and carry bag training
  • 128 women Dairy farming training
  • 22 women Poultry training
  • 36 women Vegetable under Polly house
  • 126 women Organic manure
  • 86 women Tulshiknati mala & Poshak Makking training
  • 68 women Basic Computer Training