Student says that they are really thankful to this organization that they have given them this opportunity. To learn and to explore more.
On right hand side Kavita and Pinky they attended winter and summer camp they learned how to dance and how to draw which they feel very much excited about.
This small kid pretending to stitch but accidentally did the stitching perfectly.
“I am the youngest one in the group”.
Kavita is 13 year old girl. She is going to school and is currently studying in 9th class. She came to knew about these classes and she thought why not learn something creative and productive. So she joined stitching classes along with which she also learned mehendi and dance classes also provided by siddham sansthan.
She loves stitching clothes for herself. She thinks now that she knows how to stitch 
she could actually afford to wear what she wants to wear and it won’t even cost her much. She can stitch for her mother any time so she feels that she is saving money for some more important events.
“I got my Diploma Certificate from Siddham Sansthan”.
Lalita, 35
, is the most senior in learning stitching. She saw the classes going on in the village. She approached for herself and joined the classes immediately. Since the time she joined the classes she never skipped any of the class. That’s the reason why she was able tocomplete her classes so early and now she practice her skills on neighbours and she is planning on taking projects on.
She needs more practice before getting into freelancing work. Probably after a few weeks later she might start doing this for her living. She wanted to be the other person to bring more money home.
“After 6 years i am again studying and currently am giving 1st year exams”.
Seema Sain is 26 year old, she got married at a very young age. she has a responsibility of two children. After 6 years of marriage she started from the scratch and has joined college again. 
She wants to do something for herself and for her kids. She doesn’t want to work for someone where else she is happy if she could just stitch for herself, for her kids and for her husband.
“I wish to work for a boutique”.
Uganti is just 22 year old girl, who has 2 kids already. She is a house but she aspire to work for a boutique earn money and respect for herself. She some times practice “Tara Moti Work” as they say known as export work. 
She don’t know how to design but she says she is learning stitching initially and then she might start learning designing as well.
“I would have expected a person like her, so i Approached her”.
Varsh, 30,is the manager where these classes are held. Their homes are also stated there. She said,” i would have never seen a face like her”, so she approached Mrs. Pratima Naithani who is the founder of this NGO.
“She was searching for people who would be interested in the classes she wanted to start with people like us. I have seen issues in village and if she was willing to bring a hand forward why shouldn’t we. So i was ready to gather as many women i could so, that she could never say no that it is not possible” she said.
She wanted to master this field. As she said it was her passion to learn this. This work helps her many times. She says that she won’t be seen or called in the same manner as earlier.
Family circumstances made me leave school
Manisha Prajapat is 15 year old, she left the school when she was in 8th because of family circumstances. I wanted to learn something that would result in money and what if she could join school again.
So somebody from her village one day came running and said whether she was interested in stitching, mehendi or dancing but she opted stitching. Now she is almost half way through in completing her diploma. She is considered to be the most shy but regular and obedient student.
A message from the founder
Pratima Naithani
Founder,
I always had thought to do something about the society. I knew sitting home just by saying we need to change won’t help rather we should do something about it. So i thought of opening an NGO where i can do anything and everything that is in my hands to do something for the society.
I have always felt education for people below the poverty line is just not enough but money is more important for them. So i thought starting courses that can help them earn and move forward with their lives, families and money.
So help us join in the activities and events that we keep doing soo that we keep motivating them and keep doing things for them. We will keep our efforts always flowing until we achieve what we want from the society.
In my village i am known as the Guddi Bua
Asha Kumari is a volunteer in Siddham sansthan. She in her village is known and given respect by Guddi Bua. She is 50 years old, She completed her diploma from Ashhok shiksha Samithi, Bharat sarkar. She has taught in various schools and colleges. She has also been associated with many NGO’s. She wanted take up work near by and so she then found Siddham sansthan. She asked the organization and wanted to become a volunteer willingly. She said,” This is my job, I love doing this and especially when i see all the women from my village are doing something and not sitting home idol, working for their family, playing with their own children or mostly gossiping with other women. I feel proud of myself that i was able to do something”.
“I work as construction labor sometimes”.
Chameli is 26 year old and have 3 children eldest one is 5 year old. She is a house wife but whenever there is load on the construction site they are been called to work so that they can earn more. Otherwise they don’t have any other source of income. She came to knew about these classes when she visited the premises of stitching classes which is a temple. She said,” i found this thing as message of god and i Wanted to do something on my own”. She wanted to stitch so that she, her children and her husband could wear something and she might be acknowledged that she is capable of doing something.
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