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The Smt. Sitadevi Taparia Charitable Trust is dedicated to empowering women across India through transformative development programs. Our Women Development initiatives focus on skill-building, self-reliance, and cultural preservation, creating opportunities for sustainable growth and community impact.
Provides training in various vocational courses.
Promotes independence through skill-building.
Encourages women to contribute to their communities.
The Trust works with local women’s groups in Mathura to empower them through skills training and economic opportunity. These groups engage in crafting traditional deity attire, Sanjhi art, and eco-friendly items made from cow dung, blending heritage with sustainability. By facilitating access to banking services and linking them to broader markets, the initiative encourages self-reliance and income generation.
The Trust works with local women’s groups in Mathura to empower them through skills training and economic opportunity. These groups engage in crafting traditional deity attire, Sanjhi art, and eco-friendly items made from cow dung, blending heritage with sustainability. By facilitating access to banking services and linking them to broader markets, the initiative encourages self-reliance and income generation.
Operates 10 SHGs in Mathura.
Produces deity attire and Sanjhi art.
Links women to markets and banking.
Operates 10 SHGs in Mathura.
Produces deity attire and Sanjhi art.
Links women to markets and banking.
As part of the self-help group initiative, the Trust has promoted the production of eco-friendly products made from cow dung. These products serve as an innovative way to recycle and utilize natural resources while creating a steady income source for women. The focus on sustainability and traditional craftsmanship provides both environmental and economic benefits to the community.
Utilizes cow dung for sustainable products.
Provides a reliable income for women.
Supports recycling and green practices.
Revives the traditional Sanjhi craft.
Trains women for marketable products.
Boosts independence through sales.
Revives the traditional Sanjhi craft.
Trains women for marketable products.
Boosts independence through sales.
The Poshak Project seeks to revive and celebrate the rich tradition of hand-crafted ceremonial clothing, commonly worn during festivals and religious events. Women artisans are trained in traditional textile arts, including embroidery, applique, and embellishment, empowering them to create exquisite garments that honor cultural heritage. This initiative not only safeguards ancient techniques but also enables artisans to market their creations for additional income.
Preserves the intricate art of making celebratory clothing.
Provides women with advanced skills in textile design and embellishment.
Opens avenues for women to earn through the sale of traditional attire.
The Bags Initiative enables women’s groups to design and produce a wide range of functional and stylish bags—using both traditional and contemporary techniques. Emphasis is placed on quality craftsmanship, creative designs, and the use of sustainable materials. Through this initiative, women develop valuable entrepreneurial skills and gain access to broader markets.
Trains women in bag-making, stitching, and finishing skills.
Fosters creativity by blending traditional motifs with practical designs.
Provides a source of steady income through the creation and sale of handcrafted bags.
The Bags Initiative enables women’s groups to design and produce a wide range of functional and stylish bags—using both traditional and contemporary techniques. Emphasis is placed on quality craftsmanship, creative designs, and the use of sustainable materials. Through this initiative, women develop valuable entrepreneurial skills and gain access to broader markets.
Trains women in bag-making, stitching, and finishing skills.
Fosters creativity by blending traditional motifs with practical designs.
Provides a source of steady income through the creation and sale of handcrafted bags.
The Torans project focuses on the art of creating decorative door hangings, an integral part of Indian home decor and festivities. Women artisans are taught to craft torans using recycled fabrics, mirrors, beads, and embroidery, reflecting regional aesthetics and sustainable practices. These colorful adornments not only beautify living spaces but also foster community pride, ecological consciousness, and women’s entrepreneurship.
Revitalizes the time-honored craft of making ceremonial door hangings.
Emphasizes the use of upcycled materials and eco-friendly processes.
Provides steady income opportunities and elevates artisans' social status.
Inspired by Smt. Sitadevi Taparia’s legacy, the Smt. Sitadevi Taparia Charitable Trust empowers communities across India through education, women’s empowerment, health, and sustainability. Join us in transforming lives with compassion and integrity.