Category: Success Story

One of the women survivors of violence was connected with social security scheme and made aware of the procedures to obtain an e-rickshaw, along with the necessary legal documents to use it as a livelihood. She is successfully earning by riding an e- rickshaw in Lucknow.

An initiative was taken towards rehabilitation of women survivors of violence by making them financially independent. A total of 22 women were provided with means and resources as a step towards self-employment.

AALI has successfully registered 10 women under the Abua Awas Yojna in Jharkhand, providing them with access to housing benefits and improving their living conditions.

AALI has facilitated the linkage of 10 women to the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) in Muzaffarpur, enabling them to secure livelihoods and contribute to their households' incomes.

In two instances of Domestic Violence, AALI's empanelled lawyers were able to secure maintenance orders of INR 8 Lakhs and INR 1 Crore 15 Lakhs, respectively.

In the past month, AALI secured a favourable judgement in two instances of POCSO, wherein the accused were found guilty and were fined with INR 20,000 and INR 10,000 along with 5 years and 20 years of imprisonment, respectively.

After attending capacity building session on SHW Act (Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prohibition, Protection and Redressal) Act, 2013) by AALI, one of the women's rights practitioners from Shrawasti started serving as a member of the Internal Committee (formed under SHW ACT) of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and has conducted informative sessions on the SHW Act, 2013, contributing to a safer work environment for women.

AALI has successfully connected 51 women with the National Agricultural Bank of Rural Development’s (NABARD) Livelihood and Enterprise Development Scheme (LEDP) in Chatra district, empowering them with opportunities for sustainable livelihoods and economic independence.

AALI's caseworker in Gorakhpur district has supported 15 children in accessing education by facilitating their applications under the Right to Education Act of 2009, ensuring their fundamental right to education is upheld.

AALI's engagement with the Ministry of Textiles led to distribution of sewing machines to 20 women under the Bhartiya Handicraft initiative in Lalitpur, fostering skill development and entrepreneurship among women artisans.

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