Premwati Fakirchand MemorialWomen who lead change
We empower women and adolescent girls through health, safety, financial literacy, skills training, and community leadership.
Why women empowerment matters
When women are healthy, safe, and financially secure, families and communities thrive. Our programs focus on rights awareness, health, skills, and leadership to build equitable futures.
- Improve access to healthcare and menstrual hygiene support.
- Build confidence through legal rights and safety awareness.
- Strengthen income with skills and financial literacy.
90,000+
women reached annually.
500+
self-help groups supported.
200+
skill batches completed.
1,000+
menstrual kits distributed.
Our intervention pillars
Inspired by Swabhiman and Panthini, our model combines health, safety, skills, and financial resilience.
Health & Hygiene
Reproductive health, nutrition, and menstrual hygiene awareness.
Safety & Rights
POSH awareness, legal rights education, and helpline guidance.
Skills & Livelihoods
Digital literacy, tailoring, and enterprise development.
Leadership & Community
Women’s collectives, SHGs, and community leadership training.
Key initiatives
Programs that create safer, healthier, and more independent lives for women.
Impact goals for 2025
We track outcomes across health, safety, skills, and financial independence.
1,50,000+
women reached with services.
80,000+
health and hygiene sessions.
1,000+
women trained in skills.
300+
micro-entrepreneurs supported.
Stories of change
Women who transformed their lives through skills and support.
Shyama’s New Start
Tailoring training helped Shyama open a small home business.
Yashoda’s Confidence
Health and hygiene sessions empowered Yashoda to lead her community group.
Ishwati’s Enterprise
Digital skills helped Ishwati manage sales and grow her earnings.
Get involved
Your support helps women lead healthier, safer, and more independent lives.
FAQs
Who can join Panthini-style sessions?
Women and adolescent girls from underserved communities can participate.
Do you offer skills training?
Yes, we run computer literacy, tailoring, and entrepreneurship programs.
How do you support women’s safety?
We conduct POSH awareness and rights-based sessions with local partners.
How can I contribute?
You can sponsor sessions, mentor learners, or donate to the program.