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Empowering Self Help Group Women
A Priyal Bhardwaj Initiative

Sangini Saheli is a women’s welfare initiative founded by Priyal Bhardwaj with a mission to empower, uplift, and connect women and children across India. Through collaboration with Self-Help Groups (SHGs), Sangini Saheli promotes financial independence, skills training, and confidence-building among women in underserved communities. This initiative fosters economic empowerment while addressing critical social issues such as education, health, and sanitation.

1.

Education & Worshops

At Sangini Saheli, we believe that education is the foundation of empowerment.  

  • SHGs actively support literacy programs for women and children.  
  • Training sessions focus on enhancing life skills and vocational abilities.  
  • Women are equipped with knowledge to make informed decisions for themselves and their families. 

2.

Hygiene & Awareness Sessions

Promoting hygiene is central to ensuring well-being and dignity.  

  • SHGs produce and distribute affordable, eco-friendly hygiene products, including reusable sanitary pads and bioenzyme cleaning solutions.  
  • Workshops are conducted to educate women about the importance of menstrual and personal hygiene.  
  • Community outreach programs address taboos and encourage open discussions on women’s health.

3.

Breast Cancer Awareness

Raising awareness about breast health is a key initiative of Sangini Saheli.  

  • SHGs are trained as health ambassadors to spread knowledge about breast cancer prevention and early detection.  
  • Camps offering free thermal screenings and educational sessions are conducted in underserved areas.  
  • AI-driven tools and follow-up support are provided to ensure long-term care for women in need.

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Through the dedicated efforts of Self-Help Groups, Sangini Saheli continues to transform lives by fostering self-reliance, confidence, and community support. Together, we are creating a brighter, healthier, and more equitable future for women and children across India.