Empower a Mother,
Secure a Family's Future
In the deep forest belts of Banaskantha, tribal mothers struggle daily without sustainable livelihoods. When a mother lacks the means to earn, her children are forced onto the streets.
At Shree Shakti Seva Kendra, we empower these brave women. Through sewing centers, vocational training, financial literacy, and self-help groups, we help them build micro-enterprises that permanently uplift their households.
Before & After: Lives Reclaimed
True change begins at home. Read how stable livelihood programs gave these women the power to build a secure life for their children.
Savitaben's Enterprise
Savitaben spent long days foraging forest wood, earning less than ₹50 a day, unable to feed her three children.
Now a skilled tailor running her own shop. She earns over ₹7,000 monthly stitching school uniforms.
Kavitaben's Group
Migrated seasonally for construction work, living in temporary huts without security or clean drinking water.
Leads a 12-woman self-help group, accessed micro-loans, and runs a localized organic grain processing business.
Dakshaben's Store
Forced to rely on informal borrowing at high interest rates to buy food for her children's schooling.
SSSK electrified her home with solar power and provided a shop startup kit. She now operates a thriving grocery store.
"A mother is the pillar of the household. When you empower her with sustainable skills, you don't just feed a family—you secure the education of her children and rewrite the destiny of the entire village."
Manjulaben
Self-Reliant Entrepreneur & Proud Mother of Three SSSK Students
