About 90% of employment opportunities require vocational skills. Since rural women marry off early, they shoulder family responsibilities from a very early age, leaving them less time to develop an independent standing career. Therefore, vocational training enables women to earn an income and build crucial life skills. This is Karishma, an ex-student of Food for Life Vrindavan. When she enrolled in 2nd grade, she was 10 years old. However, she loved learning at school. She also enrolled herself in Embroidery classes at FFLV. With constant practice, in a short period of time, she excelled in the art. Soon Karishma was in 9th grade. And was 18 years old. Somehow, she lost interest in studies. She dropped out of school and within the next 2 years, she got married and moved out of Vrindavan to another city. Her life changed completely. A new life, with new people and new […]