Question

A women who earn her living by sewing​

Answer 1

Answer:

Many women who sew call themselves seamstress, which is defined as a “woman whose occupation is sewing.”  For some, seamstress implies a factory worker who seams

Explanation:

Answer 2

Respected Patron,

Hope all is well from your side at this Pandemic Covid-19.

The Women beneficiaries and we are delightful and obliged for your sponsorship by supporting skill development-livelihoods in Tailoring & Embroidery for economically disadvantaged women and adolescent girls through 501c3 Tax deductible charity GlobalGiving. As our Charity selected under Project month of club for March 2019, we have received 1 year continuous donations to create sustainable livelihoods to the poor women and girls. With your generous donations we are able to organize skills training in fashion designing for the livelihood support of women & girls.

This is very prestigious project for us for the empowerment of women for their daily needs we are providing skills training in various trades as per their desire and able to provide livelihood support. Since 13 years, we have been organizing skillful trainings to earn income for women & girls. After the completion of training each batch women and girls started their self-employment units some of them going to nearby textiles garment shops. Trained women and girls get orders from neighborhoods to stitch different type of petty coats, blouses, zari work on sarees, school children uniforms. With this small unit women earn income monthly Rs.4500 as supplementary income for their family needs. In our project locations many of the women distressed from their in-law families.

They are avoiding those critical circumstances and learning skillful trainings to become self-reliant and self-independent. Due to these extraordinary vocational skills, women are able to send their children to schools regularly and providing educational support in time. Every time we sponsor 6 months skills training in vocational training course for the 25 women in a batch belongs to economically disadvantaged group from Budhavarapeta, Kurnool theory class, giving sufficient raw material like threads, needles, clothes and scissors. In every batch, course completion certificate and organizing orientation course on marketing skills. We guide self-help groups to avail the loans from banks and financial institutions. Your humble donation through GlobalGiving helps to organize skillful vocational trainings for poor women & girls to sustain themselves.

Thank you very much for donating to charity for the empowerment of women

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