Our Work
Women Empowerment
Women Awareness Program
Under Atmanirbhar Bharat, 400 women were trained to become self-reliant in association with Sevasdan Community Development Foundation and Dattopant Thengdi National Rural Education and Development Board, Pune. The chief guest of the program was B. G. Kuruwalkar created awareness about the benefits of savings, government schemes for business. Information about Ishram Card, Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Pension Yojana was given. The government has started this scheme for unorganized workers. All women should benefit from it. All information about this scheme was given at this time. Doubts were cleared. In this way 350 women were guided in different villages.
Sewasdan Mahila Bank
Sevasadhan Foundation established Mahila Shatt Group Bank by women for women for women empowerment. Any woman can become a member by buying shares once. In this background, the annual general meeting of the Seva Sadan Women's Savings Bank Group is held and the share of that financial year is allotted. This time 15% dividend was given to women. Today there are 70 women members.
Planning Project
Sevasdan Community Development Foundation organized a discussion for women who want to and are doing business at Sevasdan Gurukul Miraj on 14th August 2022. On this occasion, information was given on financial freedom What are the requirements to be a professional? On this occasion, guidance was given on how we should prepare for it. It has been promised to support women to become financially independent. In this regard, Seva Sadan has given funds to women to start their own business. His business is doing well.
Industry Bharari Programme
Through this initiative, an attempt is being made to provide a platform to women entrepreneurs through exhibitions. This exhibition is held every year to create confidence in women that they too can do business. Among them, the women bring different types of goods and handicrafts from this rural area. Those items are sold here
Fabric bag making
Six seamstress women have been given the job of sewing cloth bags in Dhavali (T. Miraj). Cloth bags are made using old hospital bed sheets. These bags are used to carry medicines. At the same time, socks, gloves, caps, drawsheets, etc. are manufactured and sold for hospitals. Similarly, uniforms of nurses, doctors, other staff are made, and these clothes are given to a needy woman and sewn by her. From this, sewing women have got home business. Hands are busy. It is empowering women.
Paper bags
The women of Durganagar and Subhashnagar have been given the task of making paper bags and small paper envelopes for giving medicines. Tried to empower women by buying it.
Visit to soap factory
Part of women's empowerment is for them to start different businesses. Now while he is doing it, he visited Mohan Jain's soap factory in Kawthepiran to get information about what things need to be kept in mind, how to get share capital, how and where registration is done, why T is needed etc. On 12 April 2021 Dr. Deepa Patil and the workers of the organization participated in this meeting. On this occasion, Mohan Jain welcomed everyone and said that patience, planning, quality and cleanliness are important in doing business. Any business should be started by thinking about difficulties. He informed that it took 40 years to reach the present stage. The women went around the factory themselves
Pride of cleaning women
Haldi kunkva program was organized by the foundation for women sanitation workers of Sangli-Miraj-Kupwad Municipal Corporation. Along with turmeric, awareness was also raised about their health problems. Mrs. Sarojini Patil was the president of this program. On this occasion, sanitary pads and sugar were distributed to the women of this deprived section. This program was organized so that these women who are truly serving the public by doing cleaning work should be treated with respect. The program received good response. A total of 44 women participated in it. At this time, the medical officer of the municipality Dr. Tate, Dr. Rohini Kulkarni, Dr. Employees of Methe and Municipal Corporation were present.