The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation, in partnership with Jindal Stainless, launched a stitching course for women to empower participants with essential skills in stitching and tailoring. This initiative provided comprehensive training, enabling women to achieve economic independence and self-sufficiency.
Through hands-on workshops and expert guidance, the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation equipped women with industry-relevant expertise, positioning many to pursue careers in the garment sector or launch their own small enterprises, fostering brighter futures for themselves and their families.
The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation’s stitching course, supported by Jindal Stainless, empowers women with practical stitching and tailoring skills, fostering economic independence, entrepreneurship, and community development.
The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation, with generous support from Jindal Stainless, launched a stitching course for women to provide comprehensive training in stitching and tailoring. This initiative empowers participants with skills to achieve economic independence and pursue entrepreneurial ventures.
Sponsor/Partner: Jindal Stainless
Impact: Empowered women with practical stitching and tailoring skills through comprehensive training, enabling increased economic independence and entrepreneurship. The program has facilitated new career opportunities and fostered self-reliance, contributing to improved livelihoods and community development.
The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation provides hands-on stitching training, equipping women with skills to create garments and pursue careers in the garment industry.
The Crime Control & Social Development Organisation offers entrepreneurship support, helping women launch their own stitching and tailoring businesses with confidence.
The mission of the Stitching Course for Women by the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation, supported by Jindal Stainless, is to empower women with practical stitching and tailoring skills, fostering economic independence and entrepreneurship.
Join the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation by volunteering, donating, or partnering to support our stitching course and other community initiatives. Visit our Get Involved page for more details.
Donations to the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation fund our Stitching Course for Women, providing training, equipment, and resources to empower women in the garment sector.
Yes, donations to the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation are tax-deductible. Please consult our Get Involved page or contact us for more details.
Volunteers can join the Crime Control & Social Development Organisation to support our Stitching Course for Women by assisting with training, mentoring, or providing resources. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more.