Tag: Steps to Kushalta

Usha International & Tata Power’s sewing training at Sarodaya Ashram is creating a powerful ripple effect—rural women learn skills, return home to teach five more, who empower ten others! From managing family expenses and caring for nieces to inspiring shy housewives to step out and earn, these women from deprived backgrounds are gaining independence and…

In collaboration with the Armed Forces, Usha is equipping women in remote border areas with livelihood-ready sewing skills through its Silai School initiative. This powerful partnership nurtures self-reliance, dignity, and opportunity at the nation’s frontiers, underscoring Usha’s deep commitment to inclusive nation-building. Source link [ad_3]

Threading Hope into Action! Usha teams up with MCL, Voltas, and key NGOs to deliver sewing skills that ignite change-from Odisha’s tribal innovators to Maharashtra’s family providers, Mumbai’s bold entrepreneurs, and Haryana’s skilled experts. See communities rise!   Source link [ad_3]

Usha prioritizes the inclusion of rural women who are not only economically marginalized but also marginalized in other ways, including widows, single mothers, domestic violence survivors, rape survivors, HIV positive women, transgender individuals, physically challenged women, and those with extremely low or zero literacy levels. Usha’s inclusive approach is changing lives and providing a platform…

A single step, taken a decade ago, can sometimes change the course of a lifetime. Such has been the story of more than 36,000 women who were trained by Usha Silai school are on the path of self-sufficiency and financial independence.     Source link [ad_3]

A single step, taken a decade ago, can sometimes change the course of a lifetime. For Saroj Namdev, that step was the decision to join the USHA Silai School program in 2012.   Source link [ad_3]

Episode 1 of USHA Kushalta Ke Kadam spotlights the transformative decade-long journey of some select women who have been with Silai Schools. The episode showcases their own journeys – single women, children who have been educated, overcoming challenges etc. Source link [ad_3]