Tresna Foundation

Tresna Foundation introduced Project Kaushalyam, aimed at fostering skill development among women in rural areas, fostering self-reliance and financial independence. The project's core objective is to offer women a platform to learn tailoring and stitching, equipping them with entrepreneurial skills to establish sustainable businesses. By enhancing gender equality and empowering women to initiate change in their lives, the project aligns with its mission to drive financial autonomy and self-sufficiency. The pilot initiative is based in Raghupura, Chaklasi, offering free training in tailoring and stitching to economically disadvantaged women, facilitated by modern equipment and experienced instructors who impart not just technical skills but also guidance in business, marketing, and financial management.

Project Garima, led by Tresna Foundation, focuses on providing sanitation facilities to girls in rural schools and women in villages, addressing the lack of proper facilities that can lead to health issues and loss of dignity. The initiative's core objective is to offer safe and hygienic sanitation access, aiming to reduce school dropouts and enhance community health. Tresna Foundation's mission revolves around building washrooms in schools and villages, prioritizing safety and accessibility. Collaborating with local communities, NGOs, and Government bodies, the project emphasizes sustainability and eco-friendliness in washroom construction. Significant progress has been made with the construction of washrooms, coupled with community education on hygiene and maintenance.

Dedicated to improving healthcare accessibility, Arogyam, an initiative by Tresna Foundation, establishes health and wellness support in rural areas. By conducting General Medical Checkup camps and distributing prescribed medicine, it aims to offer quality healthcare and promote preventive health practices. The initiative strives to create a healthy and sustainable community, focusing on marginalized and underserved populations.

Project Pahel, led by Tresna Foundation, strives to empower underprivileged rural youth through computer literacy. By narrowing the digital divide, it creates education and employment opportunities. The project's goal is to offer accessible computer education to all, disregarding socio-economic status, and promoting equal chances. Equipped with advanced technology and qualified trainers, established centres provide tailored courses. Workshops and camps focus on digital literacy for disadvantaged youth. Tresna Foundation invites collaboration from various sectors to extend computer literacy, fostering socio-economic growth through enhanced opportunities.

Project Swabhiman, led by Tresna Foundation, focuses on providing menstrual hygiene awareness program facilities to adolscent girls in rural schools and women in villages, addressing the lack of proper facilities that can lead to health issues and loss of dignity. The initiative's core objective is to offer safe and hygienic menstrual awareness, aiming to reduce school dropouts and enhance community health. Tresna Foundation's mission revolves around building healthier community in villages specially, prioritizing healthier community. Collaborating with local communities, NGOs, and Government bodies, the project emphasizes awarness in rural community.