Ek Soch Foundation’s one-of-a-kind initiative

Surat (Gujarat) [India], July 12: Ek Soch Foundation has initiated a vocal for local exhibition under the project “EK HAATH EK SAATH” for empowering women who need support to show their potential. These women belong to various facets of society like widows, underprivileged, small-scale-business women, etc. An initiative to make them “Aatmanirbhar,” NGOs like, Youth4Gujarat, Antrashtriya Agarwal Mahila Ikai, Maheshwari Mahila Mandal, Lions Club, Mr. Cafe, RJMS Mahila Sangh, Laxminarayan Charitable Trust, Art Box Surat, Muskan Charitable Trust, Navjivan Motors, Awesome Sparkles by Priti Bhatia came forward as support for this initiative.

The whole concept got more strength due to the support of Roongta Builders, Laxmipati Sarees, Parimal Vyas Ji.

Today the team – Ritu Rathi, Vanitaa Rawat, Trushna Yagnik, Nimisha Parekh, Jetal Desai, Ekkttaa Tulsian, Sonal Mehta announced that the products will be promoting vocal for local concept and will help the actual women who are in need by increasing their earnings which will be held on 14 July @ Maheshwari Bhavan. Also, a few start-ups will be given a chance here under this project.

The event was graced by eminent personalities and dignitaries of the city like MLA Zankhana Patel, BJP state Mahila Morcha Dr. Deepika Sardava, Chairman health, and Corporator Darshini Kothiya, Chairman Garden Samiti Reshma Lapsiwala ben, BJP City President Mahila morcha Sheela ben, Prachi Sanghavi, Hirangi Jardosh, ex-mayor Ashmita Shiroya. Their support and encouragement added so much zeal to the team and the project.

Eksoch NGO aims at working for creating a positive change in society and always strives to be an accelerator of change.

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