Rotary completes 3-month basic tailoring training and distributes machines

The 3-month basic tailoring training conducted with the aim of developing women's skills and increasing self-reliance has been completed. At the initiative of Rotary Club of Hetauda, with the support of Rotary Club of Edmond, Washington DC, 8 women and girls from Kailash Rural Municipality were distributed sewing machines and necessary materials on the occasion of the training completion program.

The 3-month basic tailoring training was conducted under the joint initiative of Rotary Club of Hetauda and the Women Protection Center. During the training period, the participants were provided with basic knowledge of sewing and cutting, fabric design, measuring methods and practical exercises.

The chief guest, District Coordination Committee Chairman Lalit Ghalan, expressed his belief that skill-based training will lead women towards self-employment and economic empowerment and urged them to put the acquired skills into practice. He said that if the knowledge learned from the training can be linked to income generation, there will be a positive change in the economic situation of the family and society.

Rotary Club of Hetauda President Pramesh Pradhan presented certificates to the participants who successfully completed the training and said that sewing machines, interlock machines, tables and other equipment were provided to help them in running the sewing profession. Representatives of various organizations, local social workers, trainers and participants were present at the program. The participants said that the training increased their confidence and inspired them to become self-employed in the future.