Project Report
| Nov 16, 2020
Bijayalaxmi Case Study
By Priyambada Tripathy | Head Educator
Bijaylaxmi’s husband is an Auto rickshaw driver who was somehow able to manage his family of four people including two daughters. Since his income was just hand to mount they were not able to invest money for the education of their children. A visionary woman, Bijaylaxmi wanted to earn herself to supplement the family income so that their children can study well and live a dignified life. She learned about Ruchika’s Vocational Training program and joined the training. She was found dedicated to her skill training. Soon after her training completed she was helped to get a job in Navajyoti Tailor, Bhubaneswar for Rs. 7000/- per month.
Meanwhile the National lockdown was started in India in March 2020 due to outbreak of Corona virus. As a result the movement of people was restricted and even when lockdown was lifted her husband was not able to earn enough to feed his family as people are not using auto rickshaw in fear of Covid infection.
So Bijaylaxmi was the only support to the family. During lockdown she started making quality masks and sold in them in the community and in local market. She earned about 5000 - 6000 rupees per month and when her establishment was opened she started working and received her monthly salary. Her family is totally dependent on her earning and living happily. She became the rescuer for her family during Covid crisis.
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Jun 17, 2020
Sangeeta is Very Happy
By Hemanta Kumar Sahu | Director(Finance & HR)
Success story of Mrs. Sangeeta
Trade: Tailoring & Stitching of Dress materials
Sangeeta (not her real name) Sahoo is now around 33 years old women. When she was an adolescent her poor parents got a good marriage proposal from a well to do family. As she was very beautiful, the groom liked her and marries her. Since she was from a poor family, her parents could not able to give dowry. After marriage, she lived with her husband happily for three years and had a baby girl. Her husband was an auto driver. Life was so good for her. Unfortunately, her husband met with an accident and bed ridden for more than 6 months. Her family suffered a lot because he was the only bread-winner of her family. Gradually the economic condition of her family deteriorated and She decided to do something to help her family. She came to know about our free vocational training program and joined immediately. After six month's training and her jeal for learning she stood first in her batch. She completed the training and got "Rehabilitation Kit" (Sewing machine and stitching articles) from Ruchika to establish her own 'Tailoring & Dress Making Unit' in her home. Gradually her shop is gaining confidence and popularity and ladies customers are coming to her shop for stitching their dresses. She is now earning around six thousands rupees per month. From this money she is managing her family, husband's medicines and daughter's education. She is very happy and thankful to Ruchika and GlobalGiving for making her the bread-winner of her family.
Glimpses of the Rehabilitation Kits donation ceremony
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Feb 18, 2020
Kaveri is the sole breadwinner...
By Shaikh Moniruddin | Fund Raising Officer
Kaveri (not her real name) is now around 23 years old women. When she was an adolesent her poor parents got a good marriage proposal from a well to do family. As she was very beautiful, the groom liked her and marry her. Since she was from a poor family, her parents could not able to give dowry. After marriage, she lived with her husband happily for three years and had a baby girl. Her husband was an auto driver. Life was so good for her. Unfortunately, her husband met with an accident and bed ridden for more than 6 months. Her family suffered a lot because he was the only bread-winner of her family. Gradually the economic condition of her family worsen and Kaveri decided to do something to help her family. She came to know about our free vocational training program and joined immediately. After six month's training and her jeal for learning she stood first in her batch. She completed the training and got "Rehabilitation Kit" (Sewing machine and stitching articles) from Ruchika to establish her own 'Tailoring & Dress Making Unit' in her home. Gradually her shop is gaining confidence and popularity and ladies customers are coming to her shop for stitching their dresses. She is now earning around six thousands rupees per month. From this money she is managing her family, husband's medicines and daughter's education. She is very happy and thankful to Ruchika for making her the bread-winner of her family.
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