The Women on Wheels program is a key initiative under the Community Development Initiative, aimed at improving the happiness index of rural women and non-gazetted employees (those not in permanent government jobs). Targeting beneficiaries between the ages of 18 to 55, this program seeks to enhance the mobility of women, providing them with greater freedom to work and more flexibility in their daily lives. Empowering Through Mobility: To date, over 13,000 scooters have been distributed, significantly improving the mobility of women. This increased mobility allows women to access work opportunities more easily and manage their personal and professional lives with greater ease. Participants in the program receive extensive training in proper driving habits, self-defense, spoken English, and other languages. This holistic approach ensures that women are not only equipped to drive safely but also gain valuable skills that enhance their employability. By building a large network of trained women, the program creates numerous employment opportunities. These women are better prepared to take on various roles, contributing to their communities and improving their overall quality of life. Implemented through our associated NGOs, the Women on Wheels program is a testament to our commitment to empowering women and fostering sustainable development. By enhancing mobility and providing essential skills, we are helping women achieve greater independence and a higher quality of life. 

If you are a woman from a low-income background who is interested in joining Women on Wheels, you can contact the National NGO’s Confederation for more information and guidance. You can also visit their website or follow them on social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, for updates and news. You will need to meet the following eligibility criteria to join the project:

• Should be a women
• Willing to pay the 50% of the cost of the scooter
• Age between 18 and 55 years 
• Shouldn't be a Central/State Government permanent employee
• Should have or should be willing to obtain licence
• Willing to be part of the training programs related to the project in the future

Women on Wheels is a project that aims to transform the lives of working women in India by providing them with scooters. By joining Women on Wheels, you can contribute to this vision and enjoy the benefits of having your own vehicle.