As part of the ongoing mission to support marginalized communities, 60 tailoring machines were distributed to underprivileged women, enabling them to start their own businesses and become self-reliant. Each machine, valued at ₹6,000, was not just equipment but a tool for economic empowerment and sustainable livelihood generation.

This initiative was designed to:

• Provide women with a means to earn a steady income from home.

• Encourage entrepreneurship at the grassroots level.

• Promote dignity of labor and financial independence.

• Strengthen families by uplifting women as contributors to household income.

   

By creating avenues for self-employment, this programme reflects Mr. Amer Ali Khan’s vision of empowering women through skills and resources, ensuring they are active participants in social and economic development.