Nav Kiran Stitching Centres
Located in diverse regions of India, these centres stand as a testament to the power of skill development and women’s empowerment. Each with its own story, together they weave a narrative of transformation and independence.
- Jayapur, Nagepur Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
In the historic city of Varanasi, the centre became a beacon of hope for women. It Has been offering training since 11 years, community support, and a path to financial independence. Today, women artisans not only earn but also reflect the rich textile heritage of the region. - Talsana, Surendranagar, Gujarat
Here, training bridged traditional craft with modern fashion. Women learned to blend heritage designs with contemporary trends, creating wider market opportunities and paving the way for self-reliance. - Bherukhera & Nursar, Bikaner, Rajasthan
These centres revived regional embroidery and crafts while giving women a platform for income and recognition. Many who once remained confined at home now earn respect, dignity, and independence through their skills. - Ladwan & Kasai Dehariya, Agar (Madhya Pradesh)
Equipped with industrial machines, this centre provided advanced Shirt, pants stitching training that opened up livelihood opportunities for women, making them competitive in shirt industry in Indore. - Bachau & Varsani, Gujarat
Focused on skill enhancement, these centres enabled women to support households and gain entrepreneurial confidence while keeping local craft traditions alive. - Basuhari, Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh
In this remote village, the centre created new livelihood pathways, helping women step into roles as breadwinners and agents of change in their communities.
In summary, the Nav Kiran Stitching Centres are more than training hubs—they are catalysts of social change, preserving craft, promoting independence, and empowering women to rewrite their narratives.