Women with disabilities in Pakistan often face multiple barriers to education, employment, mobility, and financial independence. For women living in low-income families, these barriers can make it especially difficult to earn a reliable income or support themselves and their children. Through this project, Sindh Disabled Welfare Association (SDWA) will help women with disabilities build practical skills and create pathways to
Women with disabilities in underserved communities of Sindh, Pakistan face significant barriers to education, vocational training and employment. Limited access to skills training, mobility, tools and suitable work opportunities leaves many dependent on their families and vulnerable to poverty. Women from low-income households face even greater challenges. This project will support women with disabilities with practical skills, training and livelihood opportunities so they can move toward greate
SDWA will provide women with disabilities with practical vocational and income-generating skills based on their abilities and local opportunities. Participants will receive training, learning materials, mentoring and, where resources allow, essential tools to begin home-based or community-based work. Training may include tailoring, handicrafts, digital skills and other suitable trades. SDWA will help participants develop practical pathways from training to earning.
The project aims to create lasting economic and social benefits for women with disabilities and their families. By gaining marketable skills and access to livelihood tools, participants can develop sustainable sources of income and reduce dependence on family support. Increased earning opportunities can also improve household stability, confidence and participation in community life. Over time, SDWA aims to build a growing network of skilled women with disabilities who can become economically ac
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