Rourkela Steel Plant And USHA Silai School's Shared Goals To Empower Women

USHA Silai School, in partnership with Public Sector Undertakings like, Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL), National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) & Rourkela Steel Plant empowers women through sewing & stitching training. It creates financial independence, strengthens communities, and fosters economic growth.

As women continue to upskill, the world of entrepreneurship becomes more inclusive and diverse. Each new skill learned, every barrier broken, leads to stronger communities, and empowered women paving the way for future generations.

USHA's strategic partnerships with companies like Tata Power, Star Cement, and Godavari Power & Ispat Ltd. foster shared values that empower women across India. Initiatives such as training centers in Mal and Chamata Pathar have directly impacted over 300 women, equipping them with skills for economic self-dependence. These collaborations not only uplift individuals but also transform communities, promoting entrepreneurship and a brighter future for women.

Sanjay and Shruti have empowered women at the USHA Silai School, enhancing their skills and confidence. Sana Aftab's fundraising campaign aids marginalized women in Bandra and Andheri. Collaborating with Pratham, they teach sewing skills for economic independence, aiming to help 10 women start sustainable businesses. Since 2021, Neeraj and Amita Kapoor's centers have trained 68 women, generating over ₹22 lakhs. Ismail Khatri's donation of 4,500 meters of fabric enables these women to create products for sale. Together, these efforts are transforming lives and strengthening communities.

From the remote landscapes of Ladakh to the bustling streets of Pune, Usha Silai Schools are transforming lives by equipping women with sewing skills, fostering entrepreneurship, and creating sustainable livelihoods. Through partnerships with local organizations, these initiatives are empowering women like Kaneez Fatima and the women of Meghalaya's Miktoksi brand to stitch not just clothes but stories of resilience and independence

Usha's partnerships with NGOs like CADAT, Unnayan Samiti, and Bhojpur Mahila Kala Kendra are revolutionising communities by empowering women with life-changing skills. From remote tribal areas to bustling villages, these collaborations are helping women achieve financial independence, start businesses, and inspire others to dream bigger

Usha Silai Schools are more than just sewing schools-they are a lifeline for women to learn new skills, gain confidence, and take charge of their lives. These schools help women like Sakuben, Jyoti Rani, and Arzoo overcome challenges and become role models in their communities. By teaching them to earn and lead, Usha Silai Schools are giving these women a chance to break free from struggles and build a better future, not just for themselves but for those around them.

The India Style Fashion Week was a journey of women from just stitching garments for the people of their village to becoming a designer and an entrepreneur, a great leap forward.

From empowering women like Saroj Namdev through Usha Silai Schools to celebrating Sobiyamari's courage as a single mother, and Sunita's journey from a village in Rajasthan to the Lakme Fashion Week ramp, these inspiring stories highlight resilience, determination, and the transformative power of opportunities.

Empowering women across diverse backgrounds, the Usha Silai School programme not only offers sewing and stitching skills but also fosters inclusivity and economic independence. A recent independent study by IIT Delhi highlights its profound impact, showcasing how this initiative not only transforms individual lives but also contributes significantly to achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Take a look!