• SELF HELP GROUP PROGRAMME

Talking about the status of women one can say that the women work in the house and outside the house. They are busy 18 hours in a day cooking, looking after the family and the children, working, fetching water, domestic servants and everything else that men don’t do. Then they cook the food feed their family, in the end eat the food themselves, and finally go to bed. In spite of putting so much work in the family they have very little say in the decisions of the family. They earn the major chunk of money and work more than the men.
Our target area basically covered with slums & rural and the majority of the inhabitants are migrated from different parts of the country for earning their livelihood. So far as the economic productivity of women of this area is concerned most of them are in unorganized sector engaged in nearly residential colonies or doing some house based work where the terms of the payments are based on the specific numbers of prices produced. Existing practices relating to health and family welfare are due to their poor economic condition and social bias.
Organisation already working with 20 SHG groups and our target of 2006-07 will form 100 SHGs and key staff of the organisation involved in the training of different organisation- Nabard Etawah, Rastriya mahila kosh, jamia millia Islamia University, aajevika etc. Aim of the programme to empower women members of SHGs socially and economically.