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  1. Group Counseling for Widows

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    TWEET organized a group counseling session for widows as part of its Widow Support Program at the Vision Harmony Center in Brijpuri, New Delhi. This interactive program was attended by 14 women. The session was led by Ms. Khalda Hussain, who addressed the trauma and ongoing challenges that these women are experiencing. The women received comprehensive counseling for their psychosocial issues and were provided with strategies to overcome stress. They were also encouraged to rekindle their aspirations, nurture and educate their children, and pursue their dreams.

  2. Certificate Distribution Program in Jharkhand

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    The Women Education and Empowerment Trust (TWEET) of Jharkhand, as part of its Skill Development initiative, hosted a certificate distribution event for women. A total of 21 women received certificates for successfully completing courses in cutting, stitching, and sewing.

    37 women were awarded certificates for their achievements in the short-term courses on Bangle-making and cash prizes were presented to the top three performers.

    The event was graced by the presence of Rahamathunnisa, Chairperson of TWEET, Fakhira Tabssum, Trustee of TWEET, Dr. Naaz Aafreen, Jharkhand State Coordinator of TWEET, Anjum Parveen, Dr. Hina Tabsam, and Dr. Sajida Khatun, Ward Councillor of Hindpidi, alongside the beneficiaries of TWEET. Following the program, the TWEET team also visited the TWEET Literacy Centers.

  3. Tweet Inaugurates its Head Office and Women’s Facilitation Center

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    The Women Education and Empowerment Trust (TWEET) inaugurated its Head Office and Women’s Facilitation Center on August 13, 2023. The inauguration was jointly conducted by Professor Neelam Sukhramani, Head of the Department of Social Work at JMI, Ms. Areeba Khan, Municipal Counselor, and Ms. Rasheda Hussain, IRS (Retd.), in the presence of TWEET’s Chairperson, Ms. Rahamathunnisa A., the General Secretary, Ms. Shaista Rafat, and the Treasurer, Dr. Sharnas Muththu.

    TWEET’s Facilitation Center aims to provide comprehensive solutions for women in need. The center is fully equipped to address various women’s needs, offering services such as a Mahila Help Desk, a counseling chamber, a training center, workspace, and accommodation facilities.

  4. Honoring Mariyath CH, a remarkable differently-abled author, artist and social activist from Kerala

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    Overcoming numerous challenges, Mariyath has emerged as a successful woman. In her early school days, she faced a high fever that unfortunately left her paralyzed. However, this setback didn’t deter her spirit. Mariyath is not only an accomplished painter but also an inspiring author. Her debut book, “Kalam Maycha Kaalpadukal,” was published in 2009, and in 2012, it was translated from Malayalam to Kannada, resonating with many disabled individuals who found solace and motivation within its pages.

    Her incredible journey and dedication caught the attention of many, leading to her being chosen as the youth icon for Malappuram district during the general election in 2019.

    The event was chaired by TWEET Chairperson A Rahamathunnisa, who presented Mariyath with a memento. General Secretary Shaista Rafat and Treasurer Dr. Sharnas Muthu also addressed the gathering, highlighting the significance of Mariyath’s journey and the impact of her work.

    She was in in Delhi to attend Sahitya Akademi’s All India Differently Abled Writers’ Meet. Mariyath was representing the state of Kerala, showcasing her talent and resilience on a national platform.

  5. Training workshop on detergent powder making

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    In its continuous intervention to empower the women, TWEET has successfully a day-long skill development training for the women to make detergent powder on June 6, 2023, at the Vision Harmony Centre, Brijpuri, New Delhi. Speaking to the women, Dr. Sharnas Mutthu, Director of TWEET, has explained to them the raw materials, marketing skills, and various steps involved in the process. Ms. Rahmathunnissa, Chairperson of TWEET, has motivated the women to be more proactive, come forward to learn new skill sets, and get economic opportunities. A total of 45 women attended the training program proactively, which involved theoretical inputs, practical demonstrations, and packaging.

  6. Certificate Distribution Program – Skill Development Center, Jahangirpuri, Delhi

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    TWEET under its skill development program for the girls to equip them learn skills to become economically independent, organized certificate distribution program on 03rd June 2023. The successful girls have received six months long training on tailoring and stitching trade at Skill Development Center, Jahangirpuri, Delhi. The program was graced by Dr Kiran Yadan, Principal, Rani Chennamma Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya, Jahangirpuri, Delhi who awarded the certificate to girls. Dr Kiran encouraged the girls for their active participation in tailoring training and motivated them to start their own work and also explore opportunities around to start earning. Three most creative and extra ordinary girls were also given prizes for their innovative designs, sharp stitching and good work. Program was concluded by Ms Nasreen Shakir with motivational words and encouragement to the girls.

  7. TWEET Distributes Clothes for Eid

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    TWEET team has reached out to Kanchankung Slum locality on 21 April 2023 in Delhi and organized clothes distribution to 90 women slum dwellers ahead of Eid celebrations. On this occasion, Shaista Rafat, General Secretary TWEET greeted the women and their families on Eid, motivated them and distributed the clothes.

  8. TWEET Started Skill Development Center at Ranchi, Ranchi Jharkhand

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    The Women Education and Empowerment Trust (TWEET) inaugurated a Skill Development Center at Hindpiri, Ranchi Jharkhand. The center would provide appropriate opportunities to engage women from the community to imbibe tailoring & stitching skill sets and enable them towards economic empowerment. On this occasion, Dr. Sajida Khatoon did the inauguration whereas Gaddi Academy Committee Members, special guests and beneficiaries were present. There are 40 women who have registered in the first batch and are encouraged to complete the six-month long course.

  9. TWEET celebrated International Women’s Day

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    In commemoration of International Women’s Day, The Women Education & Empowerment Trust (TWEET) organized events at its head office and it’s literacy centres in North India, under the theme ‘Access to Education.’ TWEET recognizes the significance of promoting education for women and has made it a priority to raise awareness on this topic.

    Moreover, these events also acknowledge and celebrate women who have made exceptional contributions in their respective fields. The gatherings provided a platform for beneficiaries of TWEET’s programs to share their experiences, which can serve as a source of inspiration for others and contribute towards empowering women.

    As part of the celebrations, TWEET has also paid tribute to teachers who have played a crucial role in shaping the education of their students. These educators have made significant contributions towards empowering women through education.

  10. TWEET Celebrates Women’s Day in Rampur

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    In honor of International Women’s Day, The Women Education & Empowerment Trust-TWEET hosted a gathering in Rampur, UP West, to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women.

    The event’s chief guest was Dr. Baby Tabassum, a professor at Raza PG College Rampur, who shared her views in a speech. Nida Saher, a lecturer at Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, Miss Hala, an assistant professor at Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, and Dr. Hina Naqvi, a BUMS Aligarh, also spoke at the event.

    The program was presided over by Anam Sahiba, the principal of Save Hand School, Momina Mizba, Azra Akhtar Sahiba, the head of Madarsa Chapta Colony Rampur, Mohtarma Ilma Zahid (President GIO UP West), and Dr. Aisha Zarri. A total of seventy-seven individuals from Rampur City attended the event.

    Additionally, there was an open discussion on the theme “Create Access to Education,” as well as general awareness exercises and team-building activities focused on economic empowerment. Inspirational honors were awarded to the winners and women who have been working to advance the mission of educating and empowering women.