Kumari lives in our Chepang community with her husband and 7-year-old daughter. She is a housewife and her husband is a laborer with an irregular income. To feed her family, she grows seasonal vegetables and raises goats. She is also the team leader of the Beltar Group (Beltar goat breeding group). Kumari is honest, hardworking, and always interested in discovering new opportunities for her family and her community. That’s how she came up with the idea of a tailor shop.
There are no local tailors who make clothes in the entire community. So we supported her idea and enabled her to train as a tailor.
Kumari began her tailoring training in March 2025 and has now successfully completed it. She is eager to establish herself in this field. To do so, she needed the appropriate equipment, such as a sewing machine and accessories. Tara Namaste helped make this possible, and she is now looking forward to starting her small business.
Kumari now has the opportunity to establish herself in the tailoring trade and contribute to her family’s livelihood in a sustainable way. This is a positive example of individual direct aid for all involv ed.
