Eva Foundation, in order to achieve its mission has categorized its activities under four areas of operation, which are Education, Livelihood, Women Empowerment and Dalit & Minorities Rights. We as a social organization execute projects, activities and campaigns covering these areas and look forward to collaborating with governments and various other social organizations/NGOs for similar projects. All these fields of social encompasses working for holistic and sustainable growth and meeting development goals. EVA’s key operational area is promoting skills through vocational trainings. EVA has launched a unique training programme with help of “Abdul Rashid Gatrad ” which would enhance the employability skills of all women aspirants from Dalit and Minorities communities. Eva established “Jubeda” sewing machine centre and Computer training centre for Dalit and minorities Women/Girls. We at EVA plan, in future, to provide a full-fledged technical training course on Digital hub and social media. Apart from this, realizing the value and importance that digital advocacy can bring change. Eva foundation is also committed to impart the skill of digital advocacy, digital safety for activists and digital public mobilization for causes.
Skill Development Initiative was one of the first initiatives of Eva Foundation with an objective to engage Dalit and Minority young girls and women and build their skills for further employability. This initiative has been started in December 2019 with a Computer learning Center and later added two more centers as per requirement.
1. Jubeda Free Computer Learning Center, Rajabazar, Patna
2. Jubeda Free Computer Learning Center, Alamganj, Patna
3. Jubeda Free Sewing Learning Center, Raksia, Sitamarhi
Overview on computer learning centre
At the Two Jubeda Learning Centre, we have been empowering 100 girls by providing them with essential computer education since 2019. Our dedicated computer teacher, Mohd. Tanveer Alam, has been instrumental in upgrading their skills and ensuring they gain a solid foundation in basic computer knowledge. So far, 11 batches have successfully completed the course. Before their completion, Tanveer Alam conducts exams to evaluate their progress, and upon passing, the girls receive certificates. These certificates are valuable for their future endeavours, adding credibility to their skill set.
Jubeda Free Sewing Learning Centre, Raksia, Sitamarhi
The Jubeda Sewing Centre has been a beacon of hope for Dalit and minority women, offering them the opportunity to learn the valuable skill of stitching. Under the expert guidance of Khursidha Khatoon, who has dedicated herself to this cause since 2019, the centre has successfully completed eight batches, with the 8th batch currently in progress. Over the years, 135 women and girls have gained not just the ability to stitch clothes but also the confidence to create a better future for themselves. This initiative goes beyond education; it provides these women with the tools they need to secure employment, empowering them to break barriers and build a life of dignity. Each participant leaves with a certificate that is more than just a piece of paper—it is a testament to their hard work, perseverance, and the bright future that lies ahead.
