Empower 100 Pakistani Women through Sewing Skill

The Sewing Centre in Chak # 356 Gojra is running successfully for the women and young girls, who are working at the brick kilns and as domestic workers to support their parents. Few of the unskilled and uneducated girls, who aren’t working anywhere, have also joined the center. This sewing center is enabling these women to attain training and raise the income for their families and also to pay back the loan which have been taken by their families from the brick kilns and farm owners.

Many of the girls from the previous batch used their sewing skill to overcome the financial problems of their families. The teacher of the Sewing Centre is extremely punctual and committed. She has introduced new stitching ideas and modern designs so that the students should move with current trends. One of the students Abida says “I completed my stitching course from SHD sewing center and after that I started taking orders from my neighborhood. Now I am earning a good profit and have been helping my husband to support our family. I thank SHD for showing me the way to move forward”.

With the compeltion of the course, the status of these girls among their families have improved significantly as they are now being involved in the decision making and are valued for their contributions to the income of their families. The skilled girls earned a good profit for their families, especially during the time of Eid el Fitr (a Muslim festival). This has also improved the social harmony among the commnities. These skilled girls are excited and are thankful to Society for Human Development for giving them an opportunity to learn and play an important role in their families and society.  

The new batch will start their course during the next month. It is a request to all donors to kindly keep supporting in this cause.

Dear Friends,

Thank you for your support and for helping the poor marginalized girls of Distrcit Toba Tek SIngh.Through your support 109 girls are learning the stiching skill in 6 rural areas.

During the Pandemic lockdown, Society for Human Development did not close their sewing centers, because of the request of our community. We requested the teachers to follow the SOPs and to manage the classes in different shifts daily with each shift consisting of 10 girls. By observing the Government's SOPs all the beneficiaries, SHD staff and our remained safe from the virus. 

Society for Human Development has also started offering  a sewing class for the unskilled and vulnerable women in chak # 363 Toba Tek Singh. The training in these classes is enabling these 30 women to become self-sufficient and to support their families, by stitching clothes for neighbors and relatives. The trainee Women are so excited and thankful to Society for Human Development for giving them an opportunity to learn and play an important role among their families. Due to the pandemic the attendence is low but will improve in the coming days.

• In the sewing center, the classes are conducted regularly and after each month the tests are conducted for the students.
• Society for Human Development Staff regularly visits the center and monitors the students’ progress.
• Girls at sewing centre are now able to stitch clothes and are learning the embroidery work

Dear Friends,

Thank you for your support and for helping the poor marginalized girls of Distrcit Toba Tek SIngh.Through your support 109 girls are learning the stiching skill in 6 rural areas.

During the Pandemic lockdown, Society for Human Development did not close their sewing centers, because of the request of our community. We requested the teachers to follow the SOPs and to manage the classes in different shifts daily with each shift consisting of 10 girls. By observing the Government's SOPs all the beneficiaries, SHD staff and our remained safe from the virus. 

Women are excited and thankful to Society for Human Development for giving them an opportunity to learn and to help them support their families.

One of the teachers expressed her feeling "In the sewing centres all the young girls and women are from poor families. But all are showing their interest in the training. Through this skill, now they have a source to accomplish or fulfill their dream".