A skill in her hands changes everything for rural Gujarat
Shree Shakti Seva Kendra trains tribal mothers and rural youth in crafts that sell. Courses are free. Tools are free. Income follows.
Skills that turn into steady income
Every course is local, practical, and aimed at one result: a mother who earns.
Learning crafts that sell
Earning groups of mothers
Built for local markets
Tools and kits included
They did not need charity. They needed a chance to learn. Bhiksha nahi, shiksha.
Learn. Earn. Lead.
One free course starts a chain: new skill, new income, new confidence.
Learn a craft
Join a free course. Choose sewing, weaving, farming, or digital skills. We give the tools.
Earn from home
Make goods, join a self-help group, and sell at local markets. We help you start.
Lead your group
Graduates train the next batch. Many now run SHGs and take orders from nearby towns.
Six free courses, built for local markets
Each course trains on real tools with real demand. Learn once. Earn for years.
Sewing and tailoring
Machine stitching, pattern cutting, and garment finishing. Many graduates sew temple flags and school uniforms from home.
Agarbatti making
Turn temple flower waste into hand-rolled incense sticks. Clean work from home. Good for the earth. Good for the pocket.
Handloom weaving
Keep North Gujarat heritage alive. Women get free loom access and weave cotton clothes and home fabric.
Organic farming
Compost making, multi-cropping, and seed saving. Farmers cut costs and grow more on the same land.
Computer and digital skills
Basic computer use, email, and UPI payments. Youth and SHG members get the first seats.
Food processing center
Coming to Tharad. Clean spice grinding, dehydrating, and vacuum packing. Farm produce goes straight to city markets.
When mothers earn, boys and girls stay in school
Poverty is the biggest reason children leave school. When a mother earns, her sons and daughters study instead of working. Child labor drops. School results rise.
A skilled mother is our strongest school for the next generation. That is why this women empowerment NGO in Gujarat gives skills first.
“Before the course, our income was small and shaky. Today I lead a self-help group that makes temple flags. I pay my children’s school fees myself.
Certified SSSK beneficiary · Banaskantha
Common questions, straight answers
Are the courses really free?
Yes. Training, tools, and materials cost nothing. Every graduate leaves with a starter kit.
Who can join?
Women and youth from tribal and rural homes in Banaskantha and Aravalli. Single mothers get the first seats.
How do skills help children?
When mothers earn, boys and girls stay in school. Child labor falls. School results rise.
Where is the training?
Panchha village on the Ambaji–Danta highway, Banaskantha, Gujarat, 385110. Visitors are welcome.
One course can lift a whole family
Your gift buys tools, fabric, and seeds. A mother learns. Her children study. The change lasts.
Donate a starter kit
