Celebrating Women of Impact: SABERA Awardees Transforming Lives

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In a world often fraught with challenges and adversities, there are women who stand as beacons of hope and change-makers, relentlessly working to transform the lives of those in need. The SABERA (Social and Business Enterprise Responsible Awards) trophy has recognized and honored some remarkable women in recent years for their outstanding contributions to society. As we start the pre-screening process of the SABERA 2023 trophies, we shine a light on these incredible women and the extraordinary work they do to create a better world.

1) Ruma Roka – Noida Deaf Society

Ruma Roka is a force of nature, changing the lives of deaf children who are often severely marginalized. Her journey began with just five students, but through the Noida Deaf Society, she has impacted over 54,000 lives to date. Remarkably, over 70% of her trainers and managers are deaf themselves. Ruma introduced computer literacy using Indian Sign Language, enabling the youth to secure successful employment across various sectors. To support Ruma’s mission and learn more about her work, visit www.noidadeafsociety.org

2) Robin Chaurasiya – Kranti

Robin Chaurasiya is the founder of Kranti, a nonprofit organization working with girls born and raised in Kamathipura, Asia’s infamous red-light district. Kranti’s beneficiaries include daughters of sex workers, trafficking survivors, and young women with immense potential. Thanks to Robin’s efforts, these ‘Krantikaris’ are now studying at some of the world’s best universities. However, the question remains: can our communities truly accept them for who they are? To support Kranti, visit https://www.kranti-india.org/

3) Sunita Bhasin – SSMI

Sunita Bhasin is a dedicated educationist, environmentalist, and advocate for reviving indigenous handicrafts. She works tirelessly to create sustainable livelihood models for marginalized women in Delhi. Sunita’s commitment to empowering women was evident during a menstrual hygiene session she conducted with girls entering puberty. To connect or contribute to SSMI, visit ssmi.in or www.room100-ssmi.com.

4) Dr. Kiran Modi – Udayan Care

Dr. Kiran Modi’s journey started with a single house in Delhi, ignited by a personal tragedy. Today, through Udayan Care, she has rehabilitated and empowered countless children whom society often neglects. Udayan Care provides education and vocational training, nurturing young individuals not only in material needs but also in emotional well-being. If you wish to support, volunteer, or align with Udayan Care’s vision, please visit https://udayancare.org/

5) Monica Vohra – Leukemia Crusaders

Monica Vohra, a SABERA Awardee, fought and won her son’s battle with leukemia. Now, she’s on a crusade to ensure underprivileged kids receive timely and effective treatment for blood cancer. To support Monica and Leukemia Crusaders, click here: https://www.leukemiacrusaders.org/

6) Ruby Ahluwalia – Sanjeevani – Life Beyond Cancer

From survivor to messiah for cancer patients and their families, Ruby Ahluwalia’s life took a profound turn when she was diagnosed with cancer. She has since dedicated her life to helping marginalized families afflicted with the disease, offering counseling, nutrition, and unwavering support throughout their journey. Contribute to their work through the link below: https://www.sanjeevani-lifebeyondcancer.com

7) Rachna Prasad – Chiranthana

SABERA Awardee Rachna Prasad has dedicated her life to rehabilitating, educating, and creating employment opportunities for individuals with special needs, including Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism, and dyslexia. Rachna’s journey began after her own daughter was diagnosed with special needs. To know more and support Chiranthana, log in here: https://chiranthana.in/shop/

These extraordinary women, honored with the SABERA Awards, are making significant strides in creating a better and more inclusive world. Their dedication, passion, and resilience serve as an inspiration to us all. By supporting their missions and spreading awareness about their work, we can join hands in making a lasting impact and creating a brighter future for those in need.

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