The program aims to support women who are the primary providers for their families, helping
them meet their household responsibilities by developing their skills and creating opportunities
that enable them to achieve greater economic independence
Based on the needs of each family, the Foundation provides skills development and vocational
training in areas such as sewing and knitting, while also supporting other family members in
developing their capabilities and becoming more self-reliant.
One example of the program’s impact is the support provided to a mother caring for two children
with disabilities. She received training in sewing and knitting to help her develop an
income-generating skill. One of her children was provided with an electric wheelchair, while the
other was enrolled in a specialized school to learn carpentry as a vocational skill.
True empowerment is not limited to alleviating today's burdens, but extends to giving the family the tools and opportunities to build a more independent and stable future.