On November 2015, with the support and assistance of Kutchina Foundation, Manika opened a sewing center for promoting and driving economic independence among women victims of trafficking. The center is aimed at training the rescued women on sewing skills, which could help them land jobs in the apparel business or even encourage them to do something on their own.
Currently, there are 30 rescued women working in the sewing center that’s equipped with 20 machines installed for training and production of clothes and garments. See Pics
