As part of our ongoing efforts to support the women of the migrant community, several important welfare-related tasks were completed recently. These activities were aimed at securing access to essential services and benefits, contributing to the economic and social empowerment of the women involved.

1. Submission of Documents for Sewing Machine Distribution:

A team visited the District Collector’s office to submit the necessary documents for the sewing machine distribution program. A total of seven sets of documents were submitted on behalf of the women from the migrant community. This initiative is part of a broader effort to provide these women with the tools and resources necessary to foster economic independence through tailoring and small-scale entrepreneurship.

2. PAN Card Application for migrant Woman:

We facilitated the application of a PAN Card for one of the women from the migrant community. This step is crucial for her financial inclusion and access to various government schemes and banking services. The PAN card has since been successfully received by post, further enabling her access to formal economic channels.

3. Issuance of Income Certificates:

Additionally, 12 members from the migrant community were assisted in applying for income certificates. These certificates are essential for the women to avail themselves of various government welfare schemes and subsidies that are aimed at providing support to economically disadvantaged groups.

Conclusion:

These actions represent a continued commitment to empowering the women of the migrant community by providing them with access to essential resources and documentation. The submission of documents for the sewing machines, PAN card facilitation, and issuance of income certificates are critical steps toward ensuring their participation in social welfare programs and enhancing their socio-economic status. Further follow-ups will be conducted to ensure the successful delivery of benefits and the empowerment of the beneficiaries.