Women empowerment and gender

Women are the mainstay of Pradeepan's work. We Sudran strongly believe that there is discrimination against women on the basis of gender inequality. Traditionally, women are seen as a weaker section, suffering from exploitation, humiliation and discrimination, both in the family and in society. Legitimate is the lack of equality when there is a change in the thinking of men. Pradeepan facilitates empowerment of women by organizing them through Women Self Help Groups such as health services and personal care advice, legal information, education and support, personal development training, providing vocational development support for women to reach out to small enterprises by developing their capacity. Helps in securing their livelihood and life skills by ensuring participation of women through leadership development for effective representation of women in local bodies Pradeep started work on Women Self Help Groups in 1995 in Bhimpur District Betul Our Self Help Groups are working as self-employed 315 women of Women Self Help Groups in Gram Sabha for community development. The organization has established 250 women as self-organization Mawa Shakti who hope for change of attitude in the society. To create awareness for the issue of oppression of women and weaker section and to increase the participation of women in Gram Sabhas and Gram Panchayats, especially facilitating activities for economic social development of women. Block level unions monitor government programs like MNREGA ration, public health services and government schemes. The organization is of the view that for social equality, women's socio-political rights, economic rights and all other rights should be equal to women. Society with violence discrimination There is a need to develop in women empowerment in
of Self Help Groups-
1. Social leaders and social workers emerged at the community level.
2. Increasing participation of women in socio-economic political upliftment through self-help group movement.
3. Greater enforcement of the right to live with dignity and the development of leadership capacity of community organizations.
4. Community Health Traditional beliefs changed.
5. Community participation in natural resource management.
6. Women took leadership initiatives in local self-government.
7. Activity of departments for the rights and protection of women and children.