We are excited to announce that the Nirjivan Jan Kalyan Foundation will be starting a new skill development program for poor people who live in villages. This program is designed to help individuals become more self-sufficient, increase their employability, and improve their quality of life.Program in pipeline and going to start soon.

Through this program, we will be providing training in areas such as stitching, art and craft , candle making , incense sticks , computer classes and Madhubani painting. These skills are in high demand and can enable individuals to start their own businesses or earn additional income through selling their products.

We believe that this program will have a significant impact on the lives of those who participate, and we are committed to ensuring its success. We will regularly monitor and evaluate the program to measure its impact and identify areas for improvement.

High poverty rates: Villages in Bihar often have high poverty rates, which can limit opportunities for education and training. Skill development training can provide individuals with the necessary tools to improve their livelihoods and break the cycle of poverty.

skill development training can play a critical role in improving the livelihoods and economic opportunities of individuals in villages of Bihar, helping to create more sustainable and prosperous communities.

Rural economy: Bihar often rely on agriculture and other rural industries, which may not provide stable or sufficient income for individuals and families. Developing skills in other areas such as handicrafts, Madhubani painting, and other arts and crafts can diversify the local economy and provide additional income opportunities.
Empowerment of women: Skill development programs can particularly benefit women in Bihar, who often face social and cultural barriers to education and employment. By providing training in areas such as stitching and handicrafts, women can gain economic independence and contribute to their families' income.