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Empowerment Programme

Women’s Cooperatives

Sabarmati Samruddhi Seva Sangh has done a lot of work in the field of empowerment. In which self-help groups were established in every centre of archdiocese of Gandhinagar. But as time went by, those groups were starting to dwindle. So in the year 2013, the Sabarmati Samruddhi Seva Sangh started forming centre vice diocesan cooperative societies for economic and social upliftment. A total of 10 diocesan cooperative societies were established. Which include Mandali, Mahesana, Siddhpur, Radhanpur, Deesa, Vadgam, Khiloda, Pahadiya, Nanakantharia and Meghraj. According to the statistics for the year 2024-25, a total of 30718618 funds have been accumulated with 1168700 shares, 18850108 savings and 10699810 investments with a total of 3583 members. Many activities are carried out to not only provide financial security to the cooperative members but also to help them financially strong such as trainings like sewing and embroidery, beautician, leadership, Panchayati Raj, and Business oriented trainings, through an attempt is made to move forward. In which 755 women in sewing and embroidery and 386 women in beautician took part and many women do small-scale business at their place.

Empowerment Programme

Reintegration Programme

Since 2019, Sabarmati Samruddhi Seva Sangh had reintegrated many voluntary returnees (irregular migrants) from European countries to their home country, India especially in Gujarat and in their resettlement through different reintegration programme. Through European Return Reintegration Network programme and Frontex programme started in 2019, Sabarmati Samruddhi Seva Sangh has assisted and reintegrated many returnees in a respected manner and to build up their life again after returning to their home country, India especially in Gujarat with the support of Caritas India.

A total of 135 returnees with Rs. 128224840 reintegrated amount (International Migrants) from European countries were reintegrated by SSSS and Caritas India. The organizations also offered various forms of assistance to the returnees during their rehabilitation through the ERRIN and Frontex programme, which was offer livelihood, education, medical care, residence establishment, and other services.
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Empowerment Programme