Archive · 22 Aug 2026
Inner Wheel Club Visits Aahwan to Promote Women’s Empowerment
Forty volunteers from the Inner Wheel Club in Delhi visited Aahwan.
Aahwan is a programme run by the Army Women’s Welfare Association.
It helps women learn useful skills and become more financially independent.
The visitors learned about vocational training and local craftsmanship.
They also discussed how these activities can improve people’s livelihoods.
Both groups shared their experiences and activities.
They agreed that working together can help communities.
The visit supported the wider goal of empowering women.
Forty volunteers from Delhi’s Inner Wheel Club visited Aahwan, an Army Women’s Welfare Association initiative.
The visit focused on women’s empowerment, vocational skills and economic self-reliance.
Volunteers learned about Aahwan’s efforts to nurture local craftsmanship and provide vocational training.
The organisations exchanged activities and experiences related to community welfare and grassroots empowerment.
AWWA said both organisations reaffirmed their commitment to women’s development and community-support initiatives.
- Who
- Forty Delhi Inner Wheel Club volunteers, Aahwan representatives and the Army Women’s Welfare Association.
- What
- The volunteers visited Aahwan to learn about its women’s empowerment, vocational training and self-reliance efforts.
- When
- The visit was described as recent; no exact date was provided.
- Where
- Aahwan; the articles identify the visiting organisation as Delhi’s Inner Wheel Club but do not specify Aahwan’s location.
- Why
- To exchange experiences and understand how skill development can improve livelihoods and create opportunities for women.
- Visiting organisation
- Delhi’s Inner Wheel Club
- Number of volunteers
- 40
- Host initiative
- Aahwan
- Associated organisation
- Army Women’s Welfare Association (AWWA)
- Main focus
- Women’s empowerment and economic self-reliance
- Activities discussed
- Vocational training, skill development and nurturing local craftsmanship
- Outcome
- Both organisations reaffirmed their commitment to community welfare and women’s development