Through the provision of tools and training courses, CARE TO ACTION supports the empowerment of Indian women. It also promotes and supports women's self-help groups, contexts that offer opportunities for the growth of individual and community awareness.






Helping a woman always proves to be a generative investment: she will use the opportunity she has received to become economically independent, she will proudly provide for the well-being of her entire family, and she will put herself to the help of other women with a similar experience.
CARE TO ACTION wants to support women's empowerment through the help to the self-help groups that have sprung up in rural and urban contexts, learning activities, and providing work tools, so that women can be aware of their rights, have a supporting network, get useful knowledge about money management, learn a job and have the means to do it independently.
We support women who face socioeconomic challenges by providing education, working tools, and pathways to start small businesses. In addition, we offer support services to help them obtain the necessary documentation to access government services.
We collaborate with women‘s self-help groups to promote economic and personal independence. With House of Women, we aim to improve physical, mental and economic well-being while also fostering the creation of female networks of solidarity.
We restructure and strengthen Anganwadi, childcare government centers, by providing training and resources. Our program focuses on health, nutrition, educational training and pedagogical support for both mothers and school staff, with the aim of improving the long-term health status of families.
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