Women & youth empowerment · North West Delhi

Skills that beginat the sewing tableand move into the world.

Garments for Good (G4G) supports women from Sultanpuri and nearby communities to build stitching, production, leadership and enterprise skills.

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01Stitching skills
02Enterprise learning
03Market exposure

Women working at sewing machines while a trainer supports them in the G4G training room. — G4G workshopSkills built by doing

From the programme recordBasic + advanced stitchingFigures shown below are dated February 2024

One thread, four stages

How a practical skill can become a livelihood pathway

G4G connects technical practice with enterprise learning and public exposure. Explore each stage to see how the pieces fit together.

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Build a strong technical base

Women practise basic and advanced stitching with guidance, working directly with machines, fabric and garment construction.

A practical starting point for sewing and production skills.

Impact loom · February 2024

See the programme record, thread by thread

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women reached

Total programme outreach reported by CWS.

women in financial literacy training

This is a training count, not an additional outreach total.

self-help groups formed

Local groups designed for regular participation and support.

women associated with SHGs

Members connected with the reported 202 groups.

women trained in entrepreneurship

Business learning alongside practical production skills.

women trained in basic stitching

Foundation-level garment skills.

women trained in advanced stitching

Further technical skill development.

women in two additional skill tracks

85 in knitting upskilling and 55 in artificial jewellery.

Programme milestone reported by CWS, February 2024.These are dated figures and should not be read as live totals. Categories overlap, so they should not be added together.

More than a finished garment

The programme is built around a stronger identity

G4G aims to recognise women as producers, entrepreneurs and active decision-makers. These are programme intentions, not promised outcomes for every person.

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Programme intent · not a guaranteed individual outcome

Recognition for practical ability

G4G is designed to strengthen women’s identity as skilled producers—not only as helpers in household work.

Technical garment skills
Production understanding
Visible work

Women examining a yellow garment and a black embroidered garment at a G4G stall. — From making to market conversation

Inside G4G

Ten published moments from training to exhibition

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