Tailoring Machine For Sarswati Devi To Open Tailoring Shop

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Tailoring Machine For Sarswati Devi To Open Tailoring Shop

Saraswati Devi, who lives in a rented house in Gulzar Farm, Shyampur, Rishikesh, lost her husband—an auto-rickshaw driver—in a fatal accident. She has a son named Shivam and a daughter named Saraswati, both of whom are currently studying in school.

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Saraswati Devi, who lives in a rented house in Gulzar Farm, Shyampur, Rishikesh, lost her husband—an auto-rickshaw driver—in a fatal accident. She has a son named Shivam and a daughter named Saraswati, both of whom are currently studying in school. With no breadwinner left in the family, the entire responsibility of raising and educating two children fell upon Saraswati Devi. Consequently, she decided to open a tailoring shop.

On behalf of the Samoon Family, a sewing machine and some other necessary supplies were purchased and gifted to Saraswati Devi for her shop, enabling her to support and sustain her family through this small-scale enterprise.

The Samoon Family wishes Saraswati Devi and her children a bright and prosperous future.

Sarswati Devi's husband was an auto-rickshaw driver who lost his life in a road accident, leaving her alone with two young children — Shivam and Sarswati — both in primary school. She had no income, no support, and two futures depending entirely on her. Rather than wait for charity, Sarswati Devi chose to work. She wanted to open a tailoring shop. Samoon Foundation provided a sewing machine and the materials she needed to get started. Today, she stitches to support her family, to educate her children, to build something out of nothing. We did not give her a livelihood. She built it herself. We simply handed her the thread.

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