Programme on Women Rights

The Stree Welfare Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women and creating a more equitable society for all. Our Women's Rights Program is one of our key initiatives, which focuses on promoting and protecting the rights of women in our community.

Our program seeks to address the many challenges that women face, such as gender-based violence, economic inequality, and limited access to healthcare and education. We aim to create a society where every woman has equal opportunities to succeed and reach her full potential. To achieve this goal, we have developed a range of initiatives that provide women with the necessary resources, knowledge, and support.

One of our key initiatives is legal aid and counseling. Many women in our community face legal barriers and discrimination, and our program provides them with access to legal support and counseling services. We also offer skills training programs, including vocational training and entrepreneurship programs. These initiatives are designed to empower women to become financially independent and to create a sustainable livelihood for themselves.

In addition, our program includes health education initiatives that address women's specific health needs, such as reproductive health and maternal care. We offer health clinics and outreach programs that provide women with information and resources to make informed decisions about their health.

Our Women's Rights Program also raises awareness about gender-based violence and discrimination, and advocates for policies and laws that protect women's rights. Through our community outreach initiatives, we work to change attitudes and behaviors towards women, and promote gender equality and social justice.

Overall, our Women's Rights Program is a crucial aspect of our work at the Stree Welfare Foundation. We believe that by promoting and protecting women's rights, we are creating a more equal and just society for everyone. Our program aims to empower women to take control of their lives, assert their rights, and become active participants in their communities.