Registered social welfare society · Est. 2024

Nari Shakti Samaj Sevi SamathanSelf-Reliant Women
ਪੰਜਾਬੀ

Programs & Events

What we do, and what's coming up

What we do

These are the main areas of the society's work, in line with the aims set out in its registered constitution.

  • In a bright tailoring class, a trainer in an orange suit guides a young woman at a sewing machine, while other women sew behind them and an older woman looks on, smiling.

    Skill and vocational training

    Skills are the first step towards self-reliance. The society works to set up coaching centres for vocational and career training, especially for needy girls and women held back by financial difficulties.

    • Stitching and tailoring
    • Beautician courses
    • Making handmade articles
  • In a classroom with a blackboard, a teacher helps girls and women of all ages read and write around a table full of books.

    Education and scholarships

    An educated daughter brings light to two families. The society organises seminars, workshops and competitive scholarships for students, and works to set up study centres for those who need them.

    • Seminars and workshops for students of all classes and categories
    • Competitive scholarships
    • Scholarships for bright female students from time to time
  • A woman doctor in a white coat with a stethoscope talks about health with village women around an outdoor table holding a blood-pressure monitor and medicines.

    Health and family-planning awareness

    A healthy woman is the foundation of a healthy family. The society spreads awareness about family planning, especially among families living in slum areas.

  • In a bright computer and electronics lab, a woman teacher in a navy suit guides a young woman soldering a circuit board, while other girls work at computers behind them.

    Career and technical education for girls

    Many capable girls cannot move ahead because of financial difficulties. The society works to set up technical education centres where needy girls can learn and build their careers.

    • Technical education centres for needy girls
    • Vocational and career training
  • Women volunteers hand warm blankets and food packets to elderly villagers, including an old Sikh man in a turban and an elderly woman.

    Social service

    Seva (selfless service) is an integral part of our culture. The society works for the development of poor and needy people and stands by families who need support.

    • Books for needy students
    • Clothes and food for families below the poverty line (BPL)
    • Development work for poor and needy people

Awareness and guidance

  • Awareness against dowry, drugs and corruption

    The society promotes social welfare and speaks out against dowry, drug abuse and corruption, which harm families and hold women back.

  • Guidance on Government schemes for women

    Many women miss out on support simply because they do not know about it. The society guides and educates women about the women-empowerment schemes of the Government of India and helps them receive the benefits.

Our work on the ground

Alongside training and awareness, the society brings direct help to families in need.

  • A woman in a navy suit hands a bag of ration to an elderly woman, while other women stand beside a table of supplies.

    Ration distribution to needy families

    Ration for families going through hard times, so that no home has to go without food.

  • Women hand over a sewing machine to a woman in a pink suit at a distribution table.

    Sewing machine distribution to women

    A sewing machine lets a woman earn from home and stand on her own feet.

  • Women and a young girl plant a sapling together and water it with a green watering can.

    Tree plantation drives

    Planting trees together with women and children, for greener and healthier villages.

  • A woman gives a school bag to a smiling schoolgirl in uniform, with other children and women behind them.

    School bags and uniforms for children

    School bags and uniforms for children from needy families, so that no child's studies have to stop.

  • A bride in red receives household items from women of the society, with a suitcase and bedding in front of them.

    Support for marriages of daughters from needy families

    Standing with families at an important moment, so that a daughter's wedding does not become a burden.

  • At an eye camp, a doctor checks an elderly man's eyes with an instrument while women look on; an eye chart stands behind them.

    Free eye check-up camps and free medicines

    Eye check-ups and medicines free of cost, especially for elders who cannot easily reach a hospital.

The images in this section are illustrative. Our real photos are in the Gallery. See our real photos

Past events

Every village visit by the society, newest first. Open any one to see its photos.

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