As part of a holistic livelihood support initiative, grocery items, Juki sewing machines, and livestock (goats and cows) were provided to small-scale entrepreneurs and vulnerable families in Parakadeniya (Kurunegala) and Kahatavita (Gampaha).
This multi-faceted effort focused on women-led households, daily wage earners, and youth entrepreneurs, aiming to create sustainable income streams through small retail, tailoring, and animal husbandry.
The distribution of Juki sewing machines empowers women to start or expand tailoring businesses from home, while the provision of livestock such as goats and cows promotes self-sufficiency through dairy and farming activities.
By supporting diverse forms of entrepreneurship, this initiative plays a crucial role in building economic resilience at the grassroots level, promoting self-reliance, dignity, and sustainable growth within rural communities.
