Coordinator
Iqbal is a compassionate and results-driven Social Worker with a strong commitment to supporting individuals and communities facing adversity. He is skilled in case management, crisis intervention, and advocacy, providing personalized support to clients from diverse backgrounds. Iqbal is dedicated to helping individuals navigate complex systems, connect with resources, and build resilience in the face of challenges. With a focus on social justice, mental health, and empowerment, he works tirelessly to promote well-being and improve the lives of those he serves. His approach is holistic, ensuring that each client receives the care and guidance needed to achieve both immediate relief and long-term success. A collaborative team player, Iqbal is passionate about driving positive change within communities and is committed to creating environments where all individuals have the opportunity to thrive.A dedicated social worker and experienced public servant with a proven track record of leadership and impactful contributions to social welfare and community development. Adept at handling key responsibilities across various government roles, with a strong focus on uplifting marginalized communities and advocating for their rights. Extensive experience in policy advisory, government boards, and social reform initiatives.
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Advisor, Minority Commission (Delhi Government)
2017
Contributed to policy-making and initiatives aimed at protecting and advancing the rights of minority communities in Delhi. -
Member, Social Welfare Board (Delhi Government)
2019
Played a crucial role in shaping welfare policies and programs for vulnerable groups in Delhi, ensuring better social security and services.
Together for Change, United in Service
SHG MEETING BY MOHMMAD IQBAL :
Mohammad Iqbal has been a strong advocate for women’s empowerment, with a particular focus on the transformative potential of Self-Help Groups (SHGs). Through his tireless work and leadership, Iqbal has helped countless women in marginalized communities find their voice, build their skills, and gain financial independence.
At the core of Mohammad Iqbal’s efforts is his dedication to creating spaces where women can come together, learn from each other, and take control of their futures. In the SHG meetings, Iqbal conducts training sessions on financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and resource management, helping women develop the skills needed to start small businesses or manage household finances more effectively. His work has enabled many women to transition from being financially dependent to becoming self-sufficient entrepreneurs, contributing to both their families and the local economy.
What sets Iqbal apart is his belief that empowerment is not just about financial freedom but also about building confidence. He understands that for women to succeed, they need to believe in themselves and their abilities. Through his mentorship, Iqbal has encouraged women to take on leadership roles within the SHGs, whether it’s managing finances, coordinating activities, or supporting other women. This shift in mindset has allowed many women to rise above traditional gender roles, transforming into leaders, decision-makers, and role models for others.
