Who We Are | The Women Education & Empowerment Trust

In a nation like ours, women are generally discriminated against, and subjected to various forms of abuse. Many women are denied or limited access to basic rights such as education, healthcare, shelter, and protection. The people behind this thought believe that women’s empowerment is one of the most crucial aspects of the overall development of a society.
The Women Education and Empowerment Trust (TWEET) is an initiative under Vision 2026, that aims to delve into the issues and problems faced by women in India and ultimately aims at empowering women across communities and religions all over the country.
TWEET, a registered Trust was officially launched in 2019 at Delhi, with delegates from across the country bearing witness.
The Women Education and Empowerment Trust (TWEET) is committed to sustainable and pioneering women empowerment initiatives and strives for gender equity and social harmony.
TWEET works in a holistic manner through initiatives in the areas of education, healthcare, training and capacity building, livelihood, relief and rehabilitation, and environment aiming to assist in the overall development of women, children, and socially excluded groups.

TWEET creates awareness and sensitizes women on social issues, their rights, and duties and helps them to become responsible members of society.

Focus States

North Indian States

In 2005, it all started as Vision 2016, a decade-long vision to bring about sustainable change in the socio-economic status of marginalized and deprived communities living in the poorest conditions, mainly in the states of North and North-East India. After a year-long highly consultative process, a flagship project was launched with the objective of closing the gaps between the two apparently distinct versions of India.
Over the last ten years, the focus has been on the North and North-East states of India, where extreme poverty largely resides today. But the goals that we adopted under the Vision 2016 plan are far from accomplished. Even back then it was envisioned that the ten years program period will be a time slice of a much longer period, needed to accomplish the goals of the program.

This plan, therefore, continues (Vision 2026) along the path laid out by the rst plan but with some important modifications. Based on all that we learned from the former program, we are also modifying our approach by aiming to engage with a wider cross-section of the public so as to build a larger supporter and donor base. And we will also be aiming to build many more partnerships so that we can leverage our work and become more beneficial collectively to achieve the very ambitious goals and targets that we have set out for ourselves for the coming ten years.
Through the Vision 2026 program, we aim to create a just and harmonious society where everybody shares and cares for the poor, unprivileged, and exploited people and make our society a better place to live in.

Our Vision & Mission

Our Vision

Promote social and economic empowerment of women and enable them to lead a dignified life and have equitable participation in the society.

Our Mission

Reach out to needy women, address the root cause of women's issues in the country, and provide them comprehensive support through multidimensional initiatives.

Our Current Projects Address Eight of UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Our Team

Rahamathunnissa A Chairperson

Khalida Parveen Vice Chairperson

Shaista Rafat General Secretary

Dr. Sharnas Muthu Treasurer

K Umathulwaheed Fakhira Member

Jueria Reemi Member