They build our homes but
have none of their own

We work with construction workers to help them get their basic entitlements; education, health care, legal aid, pension, civic amenities, housing

Closing the gender gap in the
construction sector

Mechanisation has taken away the livelihoods of women construction
workers who largely perform unskilled and manual tasks.
NIRMANA empowers women workers through skill upgradation
training programs

Are we concerned about
those who work in our homes,
so that we can lead hassle free lives?

Often those working to cook, clean and manage our homes come from the most marginalised
communities and remotest areas. They bear the burden of keeping
their own families clothed and fed. NIRMANA provides these domestic worker communities;
training, mentoring and counselling to secure more dignified livelihoods

We are fighting tirelessly for
domestic workers to have the same
rights as all of us?

NIRMANA is advocating for a central legislation
to provide for regulation to improve working conditions of domestic
workers and guarantee them social security