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Azad Foundation Society Aligarh

Prisoner Rehabilitation & Livelihood Programme

A 40-day vocational training programme was conducted for women inmates at Aligarh District Jail to promote self-confidence, self-reliance and economic independence. Participants were trained in approximately 150 types of products, with special focus on block printing, appliqué work, gota patti, zari work, needlework and painting.

The training was inaugurated by Ms. Vishakha Iyer, IAS, District Magistrate, Aligarh.

 

Following the training, linkages were developed with digital platforms, home-seller markets, companies and banks, enabling trained inmates to explore product sales, financial support and livelihood opportunities after release.

 

Key Outcomes

* 40-day intensive vocational training
* Training in 150+ product-making skills
* Enhanced confidence and self-reliance among women inmates
* Digital and market linkages established
* Banking and financial-support linkages facilitated
* Livelihood opportunities created
* Pathway established from Skill → Production → Market → Income
* Greater dignity and preparedness for post-release reintegration

Male prisoners Training

Market tieup with employment of prisoners

After 40 days Completion of training program organised Exibition in Aligarh district jail