Coordinator
Farida is a dedicated and compassionate Social Worker with 2 years of experience empowering women and promoting gender equality. With expertise in providing emotional support, developing community outreach programs, and advocating for women’s rights, Farida is committed to improving the lives of women, particularly in underserved communities. Passionate about creating safe spaces for women, offering resources for personal development, and driving social change, Farida addresses the social, emotional, and economic needs of women in order to foster independence, resilience, and social justice.
As a homemaker and advocate for women’s empowerment, Farida brings both personal and professional insights into supporting women across all walks of life. Collaborative and proactive, Farida works with local organizations, community groups, and policymakers to advocate for women’s welfare, while promoting economic independence and equality.
Farida has been a powerful advocate for women’s empowerment, particularly through her active engagement in Self-Help Group (SHG) meetings. Her work is centered around creating opportunities for women to become financially independent, build confidence, and improve their overall quality of life.
In the SHG meetings, Farida focuses on providing practical guidance and support to women, helping them understand the importance of financial literacy, employment opportunities, and self-sufficiency. Through her efforts, Farida has made significant strides in helping women recognize their potential, teaching them how to manage their finances, create sustainable income sources, and improve their entrepreneurial skills. Many women who have worked with Farida have successfully started small businesses, improved their skills, and gained better access to economic opportunities.
What sets Farida apart is her ability to inspire and motivate women to take action. She encourages them to believe in their abilities and take on leadership roles within their communities. Through her work, many women have developed the confidence to challenge traditional gender norms, step into roles of entrepreneurship, and become local leaders in their families and neighborhoods.
