Maan
Our Initiatives
Training women so they can become empowered enough to be financially independent and to provide support in generating their monthly incomes through connects and exhibitions
Astitva
Assistance in basic government documents like Aadhar Card, PAN Card as well as bank accounts are created for the women at the centres. Any and all legal support is also provided in any additional matter
Sambhal
Health check-ups, nourishment & vitamins, Mental Health Awareness, and Counselling is provided to women so that they are prepared to shoulder the demands of financial independence
Dayitva
Adopting a sustainable approach by upcycling the cloth remains from various factories and stores to train women and stitch bags and scrunchies sold by the Foundation
Dhyey
Day-care and career counselling services are provided to children of these women to create a self-sustaining cycle for the family
Covid-19 Response
During the Covid 19 pandemic, we focussed our efforts to food distribution, especially during the lockdown. We distributed more than 2 lakhs meals worth ₹17 lakhs+ and impacted over 10,000 lives.
Project Upcycling
Chhalaang Foundation uses upcycled cloth from stores and factories to train women in stitching and sewing. We also sell the bags & scrunchies stitched by trained women to consumers and retailers directly and at exhibitions.
Fun Fact: Chhalaang has upcycled approximately 20,000 metre square of cloth till date! These clothes laid out together could easily cover a cricket ground!
Chhalaang @ Exhibitions
In an attempt to generate employment opportunities & showcase efforts of our women, we have displayed our bags and scrunchies at several exhibitions like the Plastic Vikalp Mela organised by the Delhi Government, the YMCA Mela, the Rail Mela, exhibitions by The Blind Relief Association, IAS Officers' Wife Association & GE Electric etc.
