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Provide four months training course in tailoring to a group of ten backward women
₹ 18,000 -
Help us construct a Vocational Skill Development Training Centre
₹ 5,000 -
Support child education for an year
₹ 4,000 -
Support a senior citizen suffering from diabetes by providing for their monthly medical expense
₹ 3,000 -
Donate clothes, a blanket & a mosquito net to a neglected elderly individual
₹ 2,000 -
Support the education of a deprived SC/ST primary school child by providing uniforms, bag & school supplies
₹ 1,500 -
Donate dry Grocery food kit for the urban Poor, Hungry and neglected
₹ 500 -
Sponsor the construction of Health Care Centre for the underprivileged
₹ 500 -
Test
₹ 300 -
General Fund
₹ 250 -
Corpus Fund
₹ 250 -
Train an underprivileged woman in tailoring thereby making her confident and self-reliant
₹ 250 -
Support this village to become self sufficient and sustainable adding to the ecological diversity
₹ 250
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Provide four months training course in tailoring to a group of ten backward women
₹ 18,000
tax benefit: 50%
Women of Self Help Groups at Baliapal block have no access to vocational skill training. ARM has identified this problem of SHGs during follow-up programme. After market study and consultation with SHGs the vocational training on tailoring has been identified by SHGs as the requirement. The interested beneficiaries have also been identified by the concerned SHGs. One experienced and qualified tailoring instructor has been appointed after an interview. She has already conducted the tailoring training for 20 beneficiaries over a period of 4 months. The beneficiaries get training for 3 hours every day in the training hall available with ARM. After successful completion of training the beneficiaries are connected to local and wholesale marketing channels and also connected with banks for mobilization of finance.
Provide four months training course in tailoring to a group of ten backward women
Women of Self Help Groups at Baliapal block have no access to vocational skill training. ARM has identified this problem of SHGs during follow-up programme. After market study and consultation with SHGs the vocational training on tailoring has been identified by SHGs as the requirement. The interested beneficiaries have also been identified by the concerned SHGs. One experienced and qualified tailoring instructor has been appointed after an interview. She has already conducted the tailoring training for 20 beneficiaries over a period of 4 months. The beneficiaries get training for 3 hours every day in the training hall available with ARM. After successful completion of training the beneficiaries are connected to local and wholesale marketing channels and also connected with banks for mobilization of finance.
