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Affus Woman Welfare Association(AWWA)  is a small  Non-Governamental Organisation  established in 1999.  Registration  under societies registration act. Affus Women Welfare Association(AWWA) is a socio-economic Association established an aim to improve the social, economic and mental condition of the  women at  Grass root level, since these 9 years we are  conducting Health,Community Development , Educational , and Vocational Programmes. in urban and Rural areas.     As an organization with social concern Affus Womans Welfare Association has embarked upon a programme to educate the poor women. The poor  women face triple trouble of class, caste and gender. These hapless
creatures could be used as tools to bring about a transformation in the society, by imparting skills useful in gaining livelihood. We are working in both urban and rural areas to make the  poor women self-reliant by imparting them training in Beautician course, cutting & tailoring, saree& bedsheet painting,soft toys, pot dacoration,banjara work, mehandi designing and other courses. Summer camps were conducted by us to impart free training to the women.  Making them self-reliant is one
of the ways to emancipate them from the yoke of caste discrimination .   Similarly the  women are languishing under abject health conditions. Innumerable health problems of the  women go unaddressed due to poverty and ignorance of their families. Affus Womans Welfare Association (AWWA)  has conducted several free health awareness camps for the  women in the remote villages of the backward Hubli-Dharwad and Anantapur and Nalgonda districts. During our camps it was discovered that the women were facing critical health problems like Leucorrhoea and menorragia. Various gynaec infections were the culprits behind this tendency. During the awareness camps, our volunteers have been closely
interacting with the women on issues that are never openly spoken. The women were nudged to visit the local hospitals to get themselves checked. Local doctors were also involved in interacting with the poor women. Both educated and uneducated  women have restricted employment opportunities, due to discrimination, lack of education, experience and confidence. In fact, employment opportunities for women in
developing countries are often almost non-existent. Many women have to beg for a living whereas, in actual fact, employment is the only way out of life long exclusion.
If, during childhood, girl  child are not included in the community, then as they grow up, may not be aware of their existence, let alone their value and rights as equal citizens.          AWWA is also conductiong Vocational and skill Development programmes .Health  Awareness Camps, Pulse-Polio Programme, Women and Child Welfare Programmes, AIDS Awareness Camps and Conducting exhibitions to provide a platform for women to market their products.  Conducting seminars/workshops for women and many such activities. Presently we are engaged in incom generation progrmmes to
women . like , Beautician course, cutting & tailoring, saree& bedsheet painting,soft toys, pot dacoration,banjara work, mehandi designing and other courses. We are doing all these activities voluntary without any help fromGovernment or Non-Government
Organisations.
 
         During the 9 years of its existence, We believe that our activities were restricted due to lack of resources. As an organization of social concern, we need to further spread our activities. We have set-up a training institution named AWWA training centre at Hubli in Karnataka and Hyderabad in Andhrapradesh  states for skill development among the orphans & vulnerable children  and women. The institution is offering 75 valued courses to the women. Apart from imparting training, the institution is also providing counseling to those who had finished their training programme. That way we are striving in our own small way to bring about a change in the society. Now we are
conducted Zari and Zardose Embroidery training programme to the Remotest village of Dharwad District(Holtikotti) and kusugal and byahatti villages in hubli taluk in  Karnataka.  we are conducting Zari and Zardose Embroidery training programme to the urben women who earn their livelihood by Beedi making and flower taieing by getting a meagre of rupees 12 per day. We have realized that much more could be done if financial or material assistance was taken from your esteemed organisation.
presently we are Running AWWA Tailoring and machine embroidery centers in Hubli city with the support of Islamic Relief U K,

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