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Vaigai Mahalir Iyakkam • VMI

Empowering Women. Strengthening Communities.

Since 1997, VMI has worked with rural women, children and farming communities through organization, education, livelihoods, health, rights and sustainable development.

Our Focus

Creating opportunities for sustainable change

Women’s empowerment, livelihoods, farming, skills, health, education, legal awareness and environmental action.

Women Empowerment

Self-help groups, income generation, skills, women’s rights and leadership development.

Farmer Development

Support for small and marginal farmers through sustainable agriculture and allied activities.

Community Wellbeing

Health education, camps, sanitation, child rights, legal awareness and community development.

Who We Are

A women-led organization rooted in rural communities

Vaigai Mahalir Iyakkam is a registered society and voluntary women-based civil society organization promoted in 1997 to work for the welfare and rights of women and farming communities.

  • Registered Society under Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act
  • Focus in Theni and Virudhunagar districts
  • Women, children, farmers and marginalized communities
  • Partnerships with government departments, NABARD, banks and development organizations
Read Our Story
1997Established
1,125+SHGs supported
15,000+Women members in documented SHGs
20UPNRM project villages
Featured Programs

From skills to livelihoods

Skill Development

Tailoring & Enterprise Skills

Training for young women and adolescent girls, including pathways to employment and self-employment.

Sustainable Agriculture

Organic Farming & Allied Activities

Vegetable cultivation, dairy, fodder, azolla, vermicompost and goat rearing support.

Community Development

Health, Rights & Awareness

Health education, camps, legal awareness, child rights, sanitation and environmental initiatives.

Be part of meaningful change

Support initiatives that help rural women, children and farming communities build sustainable futures.

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