Project Khanum’s

PROJECT KHANUM’S

Training women for economic independance

Project Progress
£3,200
of £10,000 goal
32%
funded
Impact Milestones
£1,305
12 women
1 batch
£2,610
24 women
2 batches
£5,220
48 women
4 batches
£7,831
72 women
6 batches
£10,000
Ops
costs
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Your investment will help train women who are forced into sex work, giving them skills and economic independence.

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100% of your contribution goes directly to the project. Funds above £7,831 support Pushpa's operational costs.

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Here's the reality -women trapped in sex work don't need pity.

They need a genuine way out.

Project Khanum's gives women forced into sex work the training to build a different future. Two months of intensive sewing skills. Real job placements in garment factories. Ongoing support to make sure the transition sticks.

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💰 ROUTE OUT OF SEX WORK

💰 ROUTE OUT OF SEX WORK

2-month training program (45 classes) Hands-on sewing skills for factory or tailoring work Health support and medical consultations throughout training Job placement help and follow-ups

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🪡 WHY SEWING?

🪡 WHY SEWING?

Bangladesh's garment industry is the largest industry. The work is there. Women just need the skills to access it.

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💪 THE MODEL WORKS

💪 THE MODEL WORKS

Our partner on the ground, Give Bangladesh Foundation, has already proven this through their Purbo-Poshchim program. 22 batches. 184 women trained. 138 of them now working in factories, tailoring shops, or running their own businesses. That's a 75% success rate of women who've left sex work for stable employment. This isn't an experiment. It's a tested model we're scaling. Some graduates are earning factory wages and supporting entire families. Others have started their own tailoring businesses. What matters is they're choosing their own path forward.

HERE’S WHAT YOUR INVESTMENT DOES

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How our funds are being spent

🪡 Sewing Skills Training

Two-month intensive program with 45 classes per batch. Professional trainers teach factory-standard sewing techniques to prepare women for garment sector employment.

🏥 Health & Wellbeing Support

Medical consultations and health support throughout training, including menstrual hygiene products, HIV testing, and treatment for health concerns.

🎂Training Facilities & Materials

Rental space, equipment maintenance, utilities, and daily meals for all participants during the two-month training period.

🎓 Graduation Support

Completion certificates, food rations for graduates, and celebration events recognizing their achievement and new career path.

🚀Job Placement & Follow-Up

Active job placement assistance connecting graduates with garment factories and tailoring shops, plus ongoing monitoring to ensure successful transitions and better opportunities.

Our Partners

Give Bangladesh Foundation: They run the training program on the ground and have successfully transitioned 138 women into stable employment through 22 batches.

Location: Dhaka

Project Duration: 12 Months

TIME FOR YOU TO GIVE A SH*T

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Donation Form

Back this project

Your investment will help train women who are forced into sex work, giving them skills and economic independence.

Choose amount
Suggested
£ GBP
Total due today £50.00
100% of your contribution goes directly to the project. Funds above £7,831 support Pushpa's operational costs.

HERE’S WHAT OUR INVESTMENT DOES

2-month training program (45 classes)

Hands-on sewing skills for factory or tailoring work

Health support and medical consultations throughout training

Job placement help and follow-ups

WHY SEWING?

Bangladesh's garment industry is the largest industry. The work is there. Women just need the skills to access it.

THE MODEL WORKS

Our partner on the ground, Give Bangladesh Foundation, has already proven this through their Purbo-Poshchim program. 22 batches. 184 women trained. 138 of them now working in factories, tailoring shops, or running their own businesses. That's a 75% success rate of women who've left sex work for stable employment.

This isn't an experiment. It's a tested model we're scaling.

Some graduates are earning factory wages and supporting entire families. Others have started their own tailoring businesses. What matters is they're choosing their own path forward.

Back this project