Tribal Women Rise in Abu Road – SSSK’s Craft & Health Projects

1. Nari Shashktikaran in Gujarat: Building a Better Future, One Woman at a Time In a society where women often face inequality, limited access to resources, and deeply rooted cultural barriers, Nari Shashktikaran (women empowerment) becomes not just important — it becomes essential. We treat women empowerment like a turnkey project: complete, structured, and results-driven. From Ambaji’s remote communities to the bustling streets of Ahmedabad, we are creating lasting change. A Turnkey Approach to Empowerment What do turnkey projects and women empowerment have in common? Everything. In both cases, success comes from delivering end-to-end solutions. Our Nari Shashktikaran initiatives provide: Awareness + Education Skill Development Financial Independence Health & Legal Support Long-Term Community Engagement Each stage is crucial in building a sustainable, empowered life for women across Gujarat. Empowering Women in Ambaji: From Temples to Training Ambaji is known for its spiritual energy, but many of its women are still denied basic rights and opportunities. We started with literacy drives and then introduced vocational courses like:

2. Tailoring and textile work Organic farming techniques Handicraft-based micro-businesses Through group training and emotional support, women in Ambaji are now contributing to their families and standing tall in their communities. Banaskantha: Where Rural Women Lead Local Economies In Banaskantha, women play a hidden role in agriculture and cattle rearing. We turned this into a strength by: Organizing Self-Help Groups (SHGs) Partnering with microfinance banks Introducing animal husbandry training These women are no longer dependent; they are leaders of local rural economies. Mehsana: Tech and Trade for the Modern Woman With rising education levels in Mehsana, the focus is shifting from basic literacy to job-readiness. We run: Digital literacy workshops Business development support for small ventures Job fairs for women returning to work From homemakers to home-based entrepreneurs, Mehsana’s women are embracing a new future.

3. Abu Road: Tribal Strength Meets Modern Opportunity In Abu Road, we work closely with tribal and underrepresented women to preserve their cultural crafts and provide access to: Mobile health clinics Artisan training programs E-commerce exposure for handmade goods By promoting their skills on online platforms, we’re giving tribal women both pride and profit. Ahmedabad: Urban Empowerment with a Purpose Even in cities like Ahmedabad, many women remain marginalized in slums or low-income neighborhoods. Our programs here include: Legal assistance for domestic abuse victims Financial literacy & banking access Mentorship from working professionals We’re not just offering services—we’re building confidence and community leadership. Success Stories That Inspire Aarti from Banaskantha now runs a dairy business with five other women in her SHG. Falguni from Mehsana learned digital marketing through our course and now promotes her own handmade jewellery online. Neela from Abu Road sells tribal paintings on e-commerce platforms after participating in our artisan support program.

4. These aren’t just stories. They’re blueprints for change. Why This Model Works Localized Strategy: Programs are designed specific to each region’s needs. End-to-End Support: From training to earning, we don’t stop halfway. Partnerships: Collaborating with banks, local authorities, and digital platforms to amplify impact. How You Can Help Whether you’re an individual or a business, your support can help scale these life-changing programs. ✅ ✅ Volunteer your skills ✅ ✅ Donate to fund training centers ✅ ✅ Partner with us on turnkey social projects ✅ ✅ Share these stories to inspire others Together, we can create a Gujarat where every woman thrives, leads, and uplifts her community.