





We organize regular awareness camps in villages to educate women about:
Health and hygiene
Nutrition and child care
Legal rights and government schemes
Importance of education for girls
We also motivate mothers to send their daughters to school and support them in the process.
We provide vocational and skill-based training such as:
Tailoring and stitching
Food processing
Goat and poultry farming
Handicrafts and local art
These trainings are followed by handholding support, helping women to start micro-businesses or join self-help groups.
We support tribal women in forming and strengthening Self-Help Groups (SHGs). Through savings, internal lending, and micro-credit, women learn to handle money and become self-reliant. Many women have started earning and are now contributing to their family income.
We regularly organize:
Women health check-up camps
Menstrual hygiene awareness drives
Deaddiction counselling for affected families
We also counsel women facing domestic abuse or emotional stress, and connect them with the right support.
100+ tribal women trained in various skills
50+ women-led micro-enterprises supported
300+ women reached through health camps and awareness drives
Daughters of empowered mothers are now attending schools regularly
A confident, skilled, and healthy woman can transform her home, village, and society. The Josh Foundation is committed to building a future where every tribal woman lives with dignity, freedom, and equal opportunity