Success Stories

With just an amount of Rs. 10,000/-, Rais bought a new sewing machine and other tailoring material to restart his small tailoring shop at home. Today, he earns over Rs. 500/- a day, and he is loaded with work.

During lockdown, many lost their jobs, and so did Abdul Aziz. He was a cook in a restaurant. With the financial help received from Sabka Saath, he started his own Biryani counter on thela. And today, he finishes all his Biryani stock by 10 am. His low cost "Biryani on thela" model is a very successful story of Sabka Saath fundings.

After receiving Rs. 10,000 help from Sabka Saath, Tauheed once again began stitching small children clothes while brothers started approaching small shops to sell the clothes stitched by Tauheed. They are back in business, and Sabka Saath might further help them to increase their output.

Usman struggled with the small capital he had to support his family during COVID lockdowns. He managed to open a small general merchant shop in his shop, but with limited financial resources he could only stock few items. The funds received through Sabka Saath in July 2020 helped him buy refrigerator to stock milk and other perishable items which increased his business by over 50%.

After lockdown, and current ongoing semi- lockdown crisis, Abdul Salaam had exhausted his working capital for his small road side motor bike repairing shop. He had lost all his money in feeding his large family during Covid. Sabka Saath Welfare Foundation provided him Rs. 10,000/- to replenish his stocks of oil and other necessary materials which would help him in getting back to business - earning dignified income for his family's sustenance. In second month of our help, he not only recovered his earlier income levels, but it is up by 25%. We are excited to see on the ground fruits of our efforts and ideas. It inspires us to keep going.