Nari Shakti Utthan Mission

A family occasion becomes more meaningful when the community comes together with care and support. Under its Kanyadaan Seva Abhiyan, Dana Pani Seva Sansthan contributed ₹11,000 towards the wedding of Sunita, a resident of Sohawal, Ayodhya.

The contribution was intended to help with wedding expenses and convey a simple message: families can find encouragement and support within their community.

This initiative reflects the organisation’s commitment to extending assistance with dignity and respect. Through the generosity of its supporters, Dana Pani Seva Sansthan continues to bring people together around meaningful acts of service.

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For Shabina Parveen, learning to sew became an important step towards rebuilding her life. Following her husband’s passing, she needed a practical way to support herself.

She joined the tailoring training under Nari Shakti Utthan Mission, where she developed sewing skills and received a certificate upon completing the course.

To help her put those skills into practice, Dana Pani Seva Sansthan provided her with a sewing machine and supported her in starting her own tailoring work. This gave her an opportunity to pursue self-employment with dignity.

Her journey reflects her determination to learn and move forward. It also shows how practical training, combined with the right tools, can help women take meaningful steps towards a livelihood.

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Nari Shakti Utthan Mission, a Dana Pani Seva Sansthan, opened a sewing center for women in Kocha Bazaar, Ayodhya. Thousands of women are trained at this center every year, helping them achieve success in their lives. Ensuring equality in society, eliminating gender discrimination, and preventing violence against women. Providing equal access to quality education to all women and girls. Education is the foundation of knowledge, skills, and self-confidence. Providing women with equal access to employment, property, and financial resources so they can become economically independent. Ensuring women's equal participation in decision-making processes, such as in local bodies, legislative assemblies, and Parliament. Enhancing women's self-esteem and self-confidence, making them feel capable of facing any challenge.

My name is Neelam. I live in Firozpur. I have been associated with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan for three years, providing free education to village children. My father is a farmer and my mother is a homemaker. I completed my graduation last year and am now pursuing a B.T.C. I am very passionate about studies and want to become a teacher. I also work with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. My name is Neelam. I live in Firozpur. I have been associated with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan for three years, providing free education to village children. My father is a farmer and my mother is a homemaker. I completed my graduation last year and am now pursuing a B.T.C. I am very fond of studying and want to become a teacher. I also work with the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan. Thank you.

My name is Shivani. I live in Raipur, Sohawal, Ayodhya. My mother has passed away. My father takes great care of me. He loves me very much. I have a B.A. and I had no job. I wanted to do something, to stand on my own feet. I wanted to study further. My dream is to become a teacher, but how can I achieve it? Then I discovered the Dana Pani Seva Sansthan online, which teaches children free of charge through a neighborhood coaching center. The good thing is that I can teach in my own neighborhood, since I never go out. I spoke with the organization's staff, and they asked me for a list of children in my village and neighborhood who do not attend school, are poor, or are needy. They also told me that those who do not attend school will be enrolled in the nearest school without any fees. The organization will cover all their expenses. I also had the opportunity to do good work by joining the organization. Today, I provide free education to the children in my village. The organization is also covering the cost of my further studies. I am very happy. And now my dream of becoming a teacher will be fulfilled.