Usha Silai School

USHA Silai School is a self employment model where Silai Schools are household level self-sustaining micro-enterprises. Women earn by imparting sewing skills, taking work orders for stitching garments and provide mechanical servicing of sewing machines. USHA in partnership with local NGOs, sets up Silai Schools in some of the country's most remote and rural corners. The NGO partners facilitate and support USHA to identify and motivate rural women to get skilled in sewing and stitching and create ripple effect of skill development forming a network of self-reliant and enterprising women. And that's not all. Every time someone buys an USHA sewing machine, more than 1% of that sale amount is invested in the Silai School Program. That is how we share our love for women who may not be as privileged.