My Journey to Dignity and Independence
A Journey of Resilience and Self-Reliance Life as a trash…
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Life as a trash collector is a distressing tag that nobody would ever want to be addressed” Being a garbage gatherer and uneducated, it is almost impossible to afford a dignified and respectful life. To avail one meal a day, we used……
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Having spent nearly half of her life working as a garbage accumulator, Yashodaben jiggled her responsibilities as a parent to her two children, with a strong emphasis on their education. In those days, Her earnings barely reached 50-60 rupees per day. Her aspiration was…
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Jyotsnaben, born in Rajpur, Gomtinagar. She joined SEWA in 2008. Emerging from a marginalized community, the means to lead a life of dignity eluded Jyotsnaben. She hailed from a family engaged in waste collection, scouring dumpsites alongside her mother-in-law…
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Yashodaben’s Journey to Empowerment with SEWA
From Struggles to Self-Sufficiency Having spent nearly half of her…
