Supported by Boston & Consulting Group
Improve the Health Conditions of Women and Families from Marginalized Groups
The project is dedicated to improving the physical and mental well-being of women and children in our community. Our goal is to provide immediate relief and support to those in need, while also empowering them with the skills and knowledge to break the cycle of poverty.
To address the unique challenges faced by our beneficiaries, we organize support group meetings where women can share their experiences, concerns, and ideas. These meetings provide a safe space for women to connect, learn from each other, and find solutions to common problems. Our team facilitates discussions, provides guidance, and helps women develop the skills and confidence they need to take control of their lives.
In addition to nutrition support, our project focuses on empowering women and young girls through skill development trainings and livelihood initiatives. We believe that sustainable income is key to unlocking a brighter future, and our programs are designed to equip women with the skills and resources they need to start or grow their own businesses. By learning new skills, such as crafting, tailoring, or entrepreneurship, women can earn a steady income and provide for their families.
Importantly, our project emphasizes that nutrition support is not a long-term solution, but rather a stepping stone towards sustainability. We encourage women to view skill development and livelihood as the path to financial independence, enabling them to afford nutritious food and invest in their future. By empowering women with the skills, knowledge, and resources they need, we’re creating a ripple effect of positive change that benefits entire communities.