
Women’s India Trust (WIT)
Trains and employs less-privileged women in crafts and skills since 1968.
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Women's India Trust dates back to 1968, when Kamila Tyabji began training unskilled women in Mumbai to stitch sari petticoats for sale. It has since helped generations of women earn a regular income, building the Kamila Tyabji WIT Centre and a girls' hostel at Panvel and a teacher-training programme affiliated to SNDT Women's University, while selling the food, linen and craft products its trainees make.
Mumbai, MaharashtraSince 1968
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