Sunita didi’s journey from poverty to leadership showcases resilience and determination. With support from Kadam, as vice president of Sangam Sajha Hit Samhu, she guides artisans, balancing her roles impressively, setting a positive example for her daughters and uplifting her community.
Madhabi Baidya’s passion for shola craft, nurtured by Kadam training, transformed her life. She empowered her community by sharing skills, inspiring women to pursue traditional crafts, fostering financial independence, and preserving cultural heritage.
Radha Kumari, a skilled sikki weaver, has preserved tradition for 15 years in Rayam village, Madhubani district. With support from Kadam, she teaches other women, sparking a local industry and earning a state award for promoting cultural heritage and economic growth.
