A Women Skill Development Project

Hunar Se Samman, Silai Se Samriddhi

In India, a large segment of women—particularly from rural and low-income communities—lack access to vocational training and livelihood opportunities. Despite possessing immense potential, many women are confined to domestic roles due to financial constraints, lack of skills, and limited exposure to employment options.

Tailoring and sewing present one of the most sustainable and culturally accepted forms of skill-based livelihood for women. It enables them to earn from home, balance family responsibilities, and contribute economically. Recognizing this, Suma Blessings Foundation has initiated the “Silai Se Samriddhi” project to empower women through sewing and tailoring skill training.

This initiative aims to transform underprivileged women into confident, skilled, and self-reliant entrepreneurs capable of generating their own income and improving their families’ standard of living.

What is the objective of the Silai Se Samriddhi project?

The project aims to empower underprivileged women by providing them with sewing and tailoring skills to enhance their livelihood opportunities and become financially independent.

Who can enroll in this training program?

Any woman aged 18 years and above from marginalized or economically weaker communities who wishes to learn tailoring and start her own small business can join.

What is the duration of the training?

The complete training program runs for 6 months, including both theoretical and practical sessions.

Is there any fee to join the program?

No, the program is free of cost for eligible beneficiaries. All training materials and resources are provided by the foundation.

Where is the training conducted?

The training is held at the Suma Blessings Foundation’s Sewing Training Center, equipped with sewing machines and other necessary tools.

What kind of skills will participants learn?

Participants will learn cutting, stitching, embroidery, pattern making, fabric measurement, and basic business management skills to start their own tailoring unit.

Do participants receive a certificate after completion?

Yes, all participants who successfully complete the training receive a Certificate of Completion from Suma Blessings Foundation.

Will there be job or business support after training?

Yes, the foundation provides linkages for employment, guidance for self-employment, and support to form women’s self-help groups (SHGs).

How can one support this initiative?

You can support by donating sewing machines, training materials, or funds to help train more women under this project.

Silai Se Samriddhi