Economic Empowerment
We equip disabled women and girls with the skills, tools, and confidence to create income and reshape their futures.
From training to thriving—economically empowered women change communities.
Kaliiti’s economic empowerment program addresses poverty at its root by giving women and girls with disabilities access to skills training, tools, and startup support
We believe that economic independence is a form of liberation, and we’re here to ensure disabled women can thrive in their own right.
What We Do
We partner with organizations to secure donations of tools and materials that help jumpstart businesses.
Sewing & tailoring workshops with donated sewing machines
Poultry farming initiatives with starter kits and coops
Financial literacy and small business mentorship
Toolkits like embroidery kits, salon startup gear
Why It Matters ?
Disabled women are 3x more likely to live below the poverty line due to discrimination and limited access to work. By providing real economic options, we enable them to provide for themselves and their families—and redefine what’s possible.
FAQS
Who qualifies for the empowerment programs?
Any woman or girl with a disability who completes an intake interview and shows interest in entrepreneurship or skill-building.
Can I donate tools or equipment?
Absolutely. We accept sewing machines, hairdressing kits, embroidery materials, and more.
Are graduates supported long-term?
Yes! We provide 6-month follow-ups and small business mentorship.
Give a woman the tools to build her life
Donate Tools or Sponsor a Program Today
To Donate Tools or Sponsor a Program visit our Donate page