Rural women are usually poorer than their male counterparts, more vulnerable, own no land, are less educated and in poorer health. They struggle because of low paid work and care for the home. The women are often ignorant of their rights, liberties and privileges. Being women, they are likely to have little or no say in the financial matters within her house. A girl child is deprived of schooling or literacy for no other reason than that she is a female and it is this illiteracy that often excludes her from written knowledge and participation in decision making, affecting both the household and the community.
SCAD...
Hello SCAD Supporters.
We need your help! We are looking for people, communities, organisations and corporate companies who want to sponsor a village in India with SCAD. With your help we can transform a village in Tamil Nadu, South India. SCAD are an Indian organisation and we know how to work with local people to transform their communities.
Please download our leaflet here to see how it works and what you can do.
If you are good at organising your community or inspiring your workmates then why not club together and raise the funds to support the development of a whole village. We will...
Join Trisha Roberts for a fascinating insight into India - there is no better way to get to know a new place than to share food with local people. During this colourful two week tour you will visit markets, shop for ingredients, learn to cook southern India food, visit villages, schools and temples and much, much more!
During this tour you will gain firsthand insight into how our projects make a real difference to women like Karuppi. Along with shopping for ingredients and learning to cook 3 or 4 dishes per day, you will also visit some of SCAD's projects including income-generating...