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 Empowerment:  Teachers | Project 2007 - 2009 | Project 2009 - 2011 | Payal Sewing Center

Jodhpur, the second largest city in Rajasthan, rests in western India surrounded by the Thar Desert, nomadic tribes, and poverty. Widows, abandonened wives, and women of the Dalit caste and other underprivileged communities are significantly affected by impoverishment, which combined with traditional gender roles, cultural and religious beliefs, and superstition prevents these women from earning an income and becoming financially self-sufficient.

A solution:
Sambhali Trust, a grass root effort, empowers women through providing education and economic opportunities.

It is our aim to help these women and girls to gain independence, self-esteem and unity among each other.


Teaching women new skills of textile–production: block printing, screen-printing, tie and dye and embroidery

Provide paid work with the help of Sambhali India and Durag Niwas Guesthouse

Provide safe and clean workshops

Provide basic human right education, health and hygiene education and information on the development in urban and rural areas

Personality development

Build confidence and self esteem

Socializing skills

English lessons (basic)

Health and hygiene lessons for their families and communities

Anti domestic violence information and information on women laws

AIDS/HIV awareness program

Keeping Indian traditional skills alive by teaching others





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