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Healing of the Healers - Mental Health Literacy Workshop
March, 2025
Healing of the Healers – Mental Health Literacy Workshop
Kshamata, in collaboration with Kindled Spirit and De Montfort University (UK), conducted a Mental Health Literacy Workshop titled ‘Healing of the Healers’ from 24th to 28th February.
This highly interactive five-day session engaged our team in role-playing, personal reflection, games, sharing, and demonstrations, fostering deep learning and self-awareness. It provided a safe space to open up about personal challenges, develop effective coping strategies, and enhance mental well-being—both personally and professionally.
At Kshamata, we believe that supporting others begins with taking care of our own well-being. This workshop strengthened our team’s resilience, self-care practices, and understanding of trauma, equipping them with tools to better serve the women we empower.











Super 50 Felicitation
March, 2025
Super 50 Felicitation
On March 8th, International Women’s Day, Kshamata proudly honored the remarkable women who have taken bold steps towards independence. A special felicitation ceremony was held to recognize the achievements of women from the Super 50 Project, who successfully completed their training, as well as those who have established and are now successfully running their own micro-businesses.
The Rotary Club of Queens Necklace Mumbai (RCQNM) played a key role in supporting these women on their journey to financial independence. Their collaboration has been instrumental in providing essential skills and livelihood opportunities. During the event, the RCQNM team was present, appreciated the women’s resilience and trust in Kshamata, encouraged them to continue their progress, and extended their best wishes for a successful future. They also took the time to listen to the women’s experiences and addressed any challenges they are facing.

New Skill, New Opportunities: Block Printing for Sustainable Livelihoods
February, 2025
New Skill, New Opportunities: Block Printing for Sustainable Livelihoods
Kshamata has introduced block printing as a new skill training opportunity, empowering women with sustainable livelihoods. With the support of the Rotary Club of Bombay Bayview and key contributors, this initiative aims to enhance independence, financial stability, and preserve traditional craftsmanship.


Kshamata Livelihood Centre Launched at Navjeevan Shelter Home
February, 2025
Kshamata Livelihood Centre Launched at Navjeevan Shelter Home
Kshamata has launched the ‘Kshamata Livelihood Centre’ at the Government Shelter Home, Navjeevan Vasati Gruh, to equip women with essential skills for financial independence. This initiative offers hands-on training in modern tailoring, embroidery, and eco-friendly jewellry making, enabling women to earn a sustainable income of at least ₹5,000 per month. This initiative, supported by DLSA, DWCD, and partner organizations, aims to empower women for a dignified future.

Safe Horizons: A New Beginning for Post-Released Women
February, 2025
Safe Horizons: A New Beginning for Post-Released Women
In a groundbreaking initiative, Kshamata has launched Safe Horizons, its first-ever co-living unit designed to support post-released women by providing a safe space for independent living. Five women have now moved into Safe Horizons, where they are working, earning, and building a stable future. The inauguration event was attended by Thane DWCD officers Rekha Hire and Swapnil More. Supported by the Kindled Spirit team, this initiative ensures safety, well-being, legal aid, and employment opportunities—breaking the cycle of vulnerability and fostering long-term self-reliance.


First-Ever Job Fair at Turbhe Store–Brothel Community
January, 2025
First-Ever Job Fair at Turbhe Store-Brothel Community
For the first time, Kshamata, in collaboration with other NGOs, organized a Job Fair at the Turbhe Store brothel community. The event connected over 200 women and youth with 20 employers, offering meaningful job opportunities. By bridging the gap between job seekers and employers, this initiative marked a significant step toward empowerment.