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Skill Centres

About the Programme

We developed Skill Centres in Greater NOIDA and at Pauri, Uttarakhand to train underprivileged women in different skills to enable them to generate income to become economically independent. Housed in the same compound as our Jagshanti Udayan Ghar at Greater NOIDA, this programme is designed to benefit young girls from UdayanGhar as well as women coming from low economic backgrounds from neighbouring communities. Similarly, the centre at Pauri caters to the women in the neighbouring communities. We offer a gamut of courses ranging from stitching, beauty therapy, enamelled products, pottery and papercraft to computer-aided pattern making and graphic designing, designed to empower underserved women and lead them to livelihood and financial independence.

We are happy to announce that our success with the Greater Noida Skill Centre encouraged us to open a second Skill Centre in Srinagar, Uttarakhand on 1st Oct 2018, thanks to the Uttaroday Kilkileshwar Trust. The aim is to enable people to learn skills from which they can earn an income locally without them needing to venture further afield in search of work.

Programme Objective

Ascending to financial independence

We provide training for women from economically weaker sections of society in skills that will enable them to gain employment within their locality. Not only does this give them a certain amount of financial independence, but it also increases their self-esteem immensely and gives them the confidence to face the world.

Women with shining personalities

The Centre exposes the women to new ideas and practices. Also, it provides them with a venue to meet other women and form a group of friends who become their support network even after they have moved into employment.

Providing the marketing platform

We believe that a self-sustaining model is essential for our Centre to be able to continue in this competitive world. We are, therefore, creating exclusive products for sale. It gives employment to women from underprivileged communities while, at the same time, generating funds for Udayan Care.