Sayodhya Home For Women In Need

Sayodhya Home For Women In Need conducts Cooks Skill Training for women who have experienced domestic violence. After training, it assists these women in finding placements or support for their settlement. This initiative aims to empower and provide new opportunities for women who have faced adversity, helping them gain culinary skills and achieve self-sufficiency.

Sayodhya Home For Women In Need, in collaboration with GHMC, actively engages in SMILE, a programme designed to identify homeless individuals and provide them with shelter. When encountering beggars, Sayodhya's staff initiates a dialogue to understand the underlying reasons that have led them to beg. This compassionate approach seeks to address the root causes of begging and homelessness, with the goal of offering support and alternatives to those in need.

To combat hygiene and health concerns, particularly anaemia among school-age girls, Sayodhya Home For Women In Need is working in collaboration with government schools. The organisation is facilitating the establishment of reusable sanitary pad-making units within these schools, ensuring a year-round supply of sanitary napkins. This initiative aims to enhance menstrual hygiene and overall well-being, addressing a critical need for young girls in the community.

Sayodhya Home For Women In Need operates My Abhyasa Centres (MACs), which are evening tutoring centres. These centres are dedicated to providing functional literacy and numeracy support to children residing in the slums of Amberpet. By offering this assistance, Sayodhya seeks to empower these children and break the cycle of poverty that often afflicts their communities, emphasizing the importance of education in driving positive change.

Sayodhya Home For Women In Need operates Free Family Counseling Centres that serve the community by training women as family counsellors and para-legal volunteers. These centres are located in local slums and aim to assist women affected by violence. The trained counsellors offer support encompassing basic necessities, legal counselling, initial legal procedures, and crisis management. This comprehensive approach empowers women, equipping them to lead violence-free lives and fostering their strength and resilience in the face of adversity.