By Ravinder Kaul | Trustee
Dear Reader,
With some relief from Covid 19 after July 2021, we have started offline classes also. Though a lot of students took online classes, the students with limited digital needs started coming for learning to the Women Empowerment centres across Noida and Jaipur in India. While ensuring social distancing norms and proper sanitization we held classes in the Hybrid Model - both offline and online.
The focus for the last quarter was mainly on the Healthcare Course for entry level jobs. During the period we enrolled and certified 144 women and 74 of them were placed into jobs. This helped them take care of their families in the torrid Covid 19 situation.
Since April 2021 we have been able to enrol 750 students in our courses - Basic Computers, Health Care & Hospitality, Beauty & Wellness, Tailoring and Fashion design and place 210 of them
A slow beginning after the 2nd wave of Covid 19 and the resultant Lockdown but with cooperation of our beneficiaries and support of their families we are getting back on rails in or mission to "Transform Lives".
Success Stories
Meet Amanpreet, who belongs to a lower middle class family. She wanted to learn computer and support her family as the knowledge of computer is now very essential in today’s life. She decided to learn computer skills so she joined SETU for IT course. After completed the course she started working at Herbal Life Nutrition Company & now earning Rs. 6000/- per month.
Her family has 5 members. Her father is a Mechanic. Her family’s annual income is not fixed but somehow managed to earn Rs. 1,56,000/- per annum. Her father income is not sufficient to fulfil the expenses of their family. She has limited financial resources as her mother is a housewife. Fulfilling daily needs along with tuition fees of two of her siblings is challenging. Her income helps in strengthening family’s financial situation. Her family’s annual income increased by 46%.
Meet Anita who belongs from a good family. She is married and has one kid. She had no financial issues but she always had a dream of being independent. She wanted to learn skill to start some work from home. She enrolled herself for sewing course at SETU. After successful completion of sewing course she started work from home and now she is earning Rs 7000/- per month. There are 3 members in her family. Her Husband is doing work as a worker with an annual income of Rs 25,000/- which is sufficient to fulfil the basic need of a family of 3 members. She always wants to do something which will help her in being independent. Her family’s family income improved by 28%.
and Jyoti belongs to a lower middle class family. She wanted to learn Beautician and support her family. She decided to learn Beauty techniques so she joined SETU to improve her Skill. After completed the course she has opened a small parlour at her home in Sadarpur Sector 45 Noida as a beautician and earn RS 5000/month. Her family has 3 members. Her husband is doing a private job with an annual income is RS 180,000/-. Her husband’s income is not sufficient to fulfil all needs of their family. Managing school fees of her children’s is also a big challenge. She wants to share her husband’s responsibility and complete her beauty training as well. Her family income increased by 33.33%.
By Ravinder Kaul | Trustee
By Ravinder Kaul | Trustee
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