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Saksham Community
When women grow, families grow — a standing network of women across ages, backgrounds and stages of business.
Saksham Community is a movement of women from different age groups, backgrounds and walks of life with one mission: to empower women, and through them to build empowered families and communities. When a woman becomes confident, skilled, financially independent and able to make her own decisions, she becomes a source of strength for everyone around her.
It brings together entrepreneurs, nano-business owners, Self Help Group members, aspiring entrepreneurs, professionals and women looking to restart or grow. What they get is an ecosystem where women help women — customers, reselling opportunities, vendor connections, collaborations, business referrals, knowledge sharing, mentoring and encouragement. No woman has to grow alone.
We keep membership affordable and accessible so cost never stands in the way of opportunity.
Interested in Saksham Community?
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