Marginalized women mastering industrial tailoring and cooperative production to gain steady financial self-reliance.
Beneficiary reference: Artisan Cooperative Collective
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The Initial Challenge
Single mothers and homemakers from economically constrained backgrounds frequently face financial dependency and lack marketable skills to earn dignified livelihoods.
Sneh’s Accountable Intervention
Sneh’s Project Sakhi provides structured tailoring instruction on commercial sewing machines, pattern cutting, and collective production management.
The Measured Outcome & Present Status
Women gain practical textile skills, earn independent income from stitchcraft, and establish mutual-aid solidarity within the cooperative circle.
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