Women Empowerment – Creating Strength. Inspiring Change.
At Madad Ki Raah Foundation, we believe that when a woman is empowered, an entire community thrives. True progress isn’t possible until every woman has the freedom, knowledge, and opportunity to shape her own future.
Why Women Empowerment Matters
Women hold the power to transform not just their lives, but the world around them. Yet too often, they face barriers—lack of education, limited access to resources, health challenges, and societal expectations that hold them back.
That’s why we’ve made women empowerment one of our core missions. It’s not just about equality—it’s about justice, dignity, and creating a future where women are seen, heard, and respected. Aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, our work ensures that women have the tools they need to grow, lead, and inspire.
Because when women rise, families grow stronger. Communities become healthier. And society becomes more just.
What We Do – The “Saksham Nari” Initiative
Through our flagship program Saksham Nari (Empowered Woman), we work closely with women and girls from marginalized and underserved backgrounds—helping them reclaim their voice, their rights, and their potential.
Here’s how we make a difference:
Health & Nutrition Support – Because wellness is the first step to empowerment
Menstrual Hygiene Awareness & Distribution – Breaking taboos, one conversation at a time
Skill Development & Vocational Training – So women can earn, lead, and live with confidence
Legal & Financial Literacy – Helping women understand their rights and manage their futures
Gender Equality Education – For a world where girls don’t just dream, but achieve
We also believe empowerment is a shared journey. That’s why we involve men and boys in our programs—to challenge stereotypes and create allies for change.
The Impact—Stories of Real Change
Behind every number is a life transformed:
7,000+ women and girls reached through our programs
200+ sessions on health, hygiene, and rights
20,000+ sanitary pads distributed in low-income areas
500+ women trained in job-ready skills
150+ women launched their own small businesses
50+ self-help groups formed for collective strength and financial freedom
100+ workshops on legal rights and self-defense
2,000+ men and boys engaged in conversations about equality
These aren’t just statistics—they’re stories of courage, resilience, and hope.
Our Vision
We dream of a world where every girl goes to school, every woman makes her own choices, and every voice counts. A world where being a woman is never a limitation—but a source of strength.
Because empowered women don’t just change their lives.
They change the world.