Salita Devi Majhi

February 2025 Thank you all for the love and support you’ve shown my blog so far. I hope you enjoy reading my 5th blog as much as the previous ones. Today, I want to share a special experience—my business visit from our WAWCAS trainer, Deepak. After completing the seven-day training, Deepak came to my home, […]

January 2025 Finally, the waiting was over! With excitement and curiosity, I stepped into the 7-day training, wondering what it had in store for us. As the days unfolded, I realized that each day was meticulously planned with specific objectives delivered through engaging activities, games, and inspiring stories. The experience was so overwhelming and transformative

Today was another inspiring day at the WAWCAS program meeting. As usual, I completed my household chores a bit earlier to ensure I reached the designated meeting spot on time, along with the other women. Shortly after, our trainers, Deepak and Binod, arrived and greeted us warmly. While waiting for everyone to gather, Deepak casually

November 2024 Deepak, our trainer, informed us that today’s meeting would be very different from the previous ones and was crucial for understanding our standing within the community. He emphasized that this knowledge was essential for him to effectively advance the program. Motivated by his words, I completed my household chores, sent my children to

October 2024 Namaste! My name is Salita Devi Majhi, and I’m a 31-year-old woman from Purni Manaharwa, Ward No. 1, Gujara Municipality. I belong to an ultra-poor Dalit family, and we don’t own land to live on. I live with my husband, four children, brother-in-law, and mother-in-law. My husband works as a laborer, but since