Aryadayananda Mahila Mandali

Women Empowerment

Referring to power of women in our present society has become significant topic of discussion in regards to development and economics. Women's economic empowerment refers to the ability for women to enjoy their rights to control and benefit from resources, assets, income and their own time, as well as the ability to manage risk and improve their economic status and wellbeing. ADARSHA(Awareness and Development Actions for Rural & Urban Social Harmonious Association) has conducted Awareness generation camp, Legal awareness camp and also Leadership training program for women in each quarter.

Leadership Development of Minority Women: ADARSHA(Awareness and Development Actions for Rural & Urban Social Harmonious Association) has conducted NAI ROSHNI “Leadership Development of Minority Women”. It is a Empowerment of women from the minority communities and emboldening them to move out of the confines of their home and community and assume leadership roles and assert their rights, collectively or individually, in accessing services, facilities, skills and opportunities besides claiming their due share of development benefits of the Government for improving their lives and living conditions. This includes economic empowerment of the trainee women so that they ultimately become independent and confident members of the society.

TAILORING: Women are worst affected when it comes to unemployment and poverty. Without any income of their own, they need to depend on men for anything and everything. If the men are also unemployed, the matter gets worse. Women empowerment through self-reliance and financial independence can be achieved by providing vocational training, through which women can either start up something of their own or take- up a job. ADARSHA(Awareness and Development Actions for Rural & Urban Social Harmonious Association) has set up Sewing Training Center to make women self-sufficient and confident. Stitching garments is one job that remains till end of the mankind. Further, basic tailoring skills enable women to work from home, they can continue in their traditional role as homemaker and yet earn. Tailoring is something which women can immediately start right from their homes upon completion of their course. Interested women are train for embroidery, arts and designing skills as well as tailoring. This year we have conducted training for 300 candidates and also distributed sewing machines with the assistance by MEPMA, AP.