Empowering Women through Skill Development: Mayank Foundation completes second batch of Free Sewing School
Ferozepur, October 16, 2024: The Mayank Foundation has completed its second batch of the free sewing school at Santosh Seva Kunj, marking another milestone in its mission to empower women and promote self-reliance. This training camp, focused on providing women with essential sewing skills, saw the participation of 25 women eager to learn and enhance their capabilities in tailoring and embroidery.
The initiative aims to offer women new employment opportunities, enabling them to contribute to their family's financial stability. Throughout the training, participants received hands-on instruction in basic sewing techniques and modern design trends, equipping them with the skills to create stylish and marketable pieces.
The completion ceremony was a proud moment for the graduates, who were applauded by the Monga family, the founders of the Mayank Foundation, along with other dignitaries. They celebrated the participants' dedication and wished them continued success in their future endeavors.
As part of its ongoing commitment to women's empowerment, the Mayank Foundation has garnered widespread support from the community. The foundation also extends its services to young girls through free coaching classes, where, for the past three years, approximately 30 female students from class 10 have been provided free instruction in subjects like science, mathematics, English, and social studies.
Among the attendees at the event were Rajinder Mohan Monga, founder of Santosh Seva Kunj, along with Acharya Prabodh Monga, Tajinder Khanna, Manveen Khanna, social worker Nirmaljit, sewing trainer Bharti, and other Mayank Foundation members. Each participant received a certificate upon completing the training, symbolizing a step toward self-reliance and a brighter future.