Keri, Sattari, Goa: JCI Sanquelim successfully conducted the 14th Kaabil Project – a six-day Aari Designing Workshop at Keri, Sattari, Goa, from August 10 to 15, 2026.
The initiative was organised as part of JCI Sanquelim’s continued efforts towards women’s empowerment, skill development and self-reliance. Through the Kaabil Project, women are being provided with opportunities to learn practical skills that can potentially contribute towards income generation and entrepreneurship.
The six-day workshop focused on introducing and developing skills in Aari work and designing, a specialised form of embroidery and decorative needlework. Participants received an opportunity to learn and enhance their skills through practical training.
Empowering 130 Women Through Skill Development
With the successful completion of the 14th Kaabil Project, JCI Sanquelim has so far empowered 130 women through its Aari work skill development initiatives.
The project reflects the organisation’s commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for women, helping them gain confidence, develop new abilities and move towards greater self-reliance.
Skill development plays an important role in strengthening communities by equipping individuals with practical knowledge that can open doors to employment, entrepreneurship and independent income opportunities.
Through initiatives such as the Kaabil Project, JCI Sanquelim continues to work towards building stronger and more empowered communities.
Together, the initiative continues to create opportunities, inspire confidence and promote self-reliance through the power of skill development.
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