WOMENS EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY
Who We Are
“Keezhmanagar Mahalir Munnetra Sangam” started in 1989 to address inherent social problems through a powerful and democratic way which was known as voluntary development activities of downtrodden people. In the year 1996, the name was changed to “Womens Education and Economic Development Society (WEEDS)”. We believe that society develops only when women get equal opportunity to establish themselves financially and socially.
CORE PROGRAMME
SELF HELP GROUP BANK LINKAGE PROGRAMME
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PREVENTION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WOMEN AT WORKPLACE ACT, 2013 TRAINING
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EDUCATING STUDENTS FROM LOW INCOME FAMILIES
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RURAL STUDENTS COMPUTER LITERACY AND LIFESKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM
Educating rural students computer literacy and life skills to enhance their capacity for a better future. Read More…
INTEGRATING RURAL WOMEN FOR ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY
WEEDS in partnering with International Monetary fund (IMF) reaching rural-suburban women to form Self Help Group’s for economic sustainability. Read More…
LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (PwD's)
The Program aims to uplift the lives of Persons with Disability (PwD’s) through skills Training Read More…
Our Vision
A Society that respects human dignity and has gender equality.
Our Mission
WEEDS strives towards establishing just social order by building people’s organizations, providing excellent education for children, empowering women and ensuring sustainable livelihood for the communities.
Values
Inclusion and Gender equality is very important for us. We encourage participation of every stakeholder. Transparency and Accountability is very key to all our actions. We strive to give sustainability (SDG’s) in our programs.
A Movement for Empowering Women and Children
We have numbers that push us to give in our best and make sure that we break our own records. We are happy to be growing and helping more day by day.
Our Partners
Testimonials
Ms.Blessy Angelina
Ms.Blessy Angelina lost her mother when she was just 3 years old and her father abandoned the little girl. The Little girl was then brought up by her Grandmother Mrs.Rajam. Mrs.Rajam was too old that she could't support Ms.Blessy Angelina with her education and other needs. Moreover, they didn't have a proper house to stay as well. WEEDS in association with Habitat for Humanity India Trust and Tamilnadu government housing project helped her in re-constructing their old house and also WEEDS supported her grand daughter with further education support. Now, the girl child & her grandmother lives in a decent concrete house as well as Ms.Blessy Angelina receiving scholarship support every year to continue education without financial constraint.