Low literacy can hinder personal and societal progress, limiting access to information and resources necessary for individuals to thrive. There’s a wide gender disparity in the literacy rate in india. Many women in the brothel communities never imagined that they would get to learn to read, write, or even sign their names. For them, these […]
As part of a recreational activity, the women of Kshamata recently visited Monteria Village in Khalapur, accompanied by Ms. Priti Gami Shah and the Kshamata team. The day was filled with enjoyment as the women participated in various activities such as table tennis, cricket, chess, and leisure activities like swimming, rain dancing, and water sports.
Urja was initiated and founded by Priti Shah after forming a relationship with Kshamata in Mumbai. Click here for more information about Priti Shah. For two years in Mumbai was able to connect with Kshamata, a grassroots NGO. We shared similar values which supported transformative processes with a holistic approach that upheld the values of
