Janki Narendrbhai Solanki, who lives in GIDC, completed a six-month beauty parlor course through the Don Bosco Development Society (DBDS), which included three months of basic training followed by three months of advanced training. Following the course, she began operating a beauty parlor from her home. Although she initially lacked the funds to purchase all the necessary supplies, she has been gradually acquiring them through savings from her earnings. Janki is deeply grateful to DBDS and Mix for Kids for enabling her to contribute to her family's household expenses. She is very happy to have started her own business and to be able to support her parents.

Divan Falk Iqbalbhai, who resides in Indira Nagar, comes from a modest background. Her father is a labor worker and her mother is a housewife. Falk completed a six-month tailoring course through the Don Bosco Development Society (DBDS), which included three months of basic training followed by three months of advanced training. Now, she has purchased a sewing machine on installments and is working from home. She is extremely grateful to DBDS and Mix for Kids for providing her with the skills and opportunity to contribute to her family's household expenses. Falk is very happy to have started her own business and to be able to support her parents.

Kajal Rameshbhai Baria resides in Krishnanagar slum. Her father works as a driver and her  mother works as housemaid. Kajal completed a six-month tailoring course through the Don Bosco Development Society (DBDS), which included three months of basic training followed by three months of advanced training. After completing the course she purchased a sewing machine on installments and is now sewing from home. Kajal is extremely grateful to DBDS and Mix for Children for enabling her to contribute to her family's household expenses. She is very happy to have started her own work and to be able to support her parents.

Komal Sanjaybhai Thakor, a determined young woman from GIDC, always dreamt of making a difference in her family’s life. Her journey began with a simple yet ambitious step: enrolling in a six-month beauty parlour course offered by the Don Bosco Development Society (DBDS). This comprehensive program consisted of three months of basic training, where Komal learned the essentials of beauty care, followed by three months of advanced training, where she honed her skills and mastered the art of beauty treatments.

Komal started offering her services to neighbours and friends. Her reputation for excellent service and her warm personality quickly spread, and soon she had a steady stream of clients. 

Don Bosco Development Society and Mix for Kids support had provided her with the skills and the confidence she needed to embark on this path. Komal’s story is a shining example of how dedication and the right support can turn dreams into reality. She continues to inspire those around her, proving that with determination and a bit of help, one can overcome any obstacle and achieve great things.

 Mansi Rajesh Prajapati lives in GIDC, a bustling industrial area where opportunities are often limited. Despite the challenges, Mansi's determination to improve her life led her to enroll in a six-month beauty parlour course through DBDS. This comprehensive program included three months of basic training followed by three months of advanced techniques.

With newfound skills and confidence, Mansi began offering beauty services from her home. Though initially lacking the funds to purchase all the necessary supplies, she carefully saved a portion of her earnings to gradually build her inventory. Her resourcefulness and dedication allowed her to expand her services and improve her home-based parlour.

Mansi is deeply grateful to the Don Bosco Development Society and Mix for Kids for their support, which has not only enabled her to start her business but also helped her parents with household expenses. Her journey from a student to a working professional has brought immense joy and pride, as she now contributes to her family's well-being and looks forward to a brighter future.

Rajbhar Pooja Ramdular comes from a humble background, with her father working as a driver and her mother managing their home in Somatlav. Determined to support her family and carve out a better future, Pooja enrolled in a six-month tailoring course offered by the Don Bosco Development Society (DBDS). The course was divided into three months of basic training and three months of advanced skills, providing her with a solid foundation in tailoring.

 With her newfound expertise, Pooja decided to set up a tailoring business from home. She managed to buy a sewing machine on an installment plan, a testament to her commitment and resourcefulness. Despite the financial challenges, she steadily built her clientele and started earning an income.

 Pooja is immensely grateful to DBDS and Mix for Children for their support, which has enabled her to contribute to her family's household expenses. Her ability to help her parents brings her great joy and satisfaction. Pooja's journey from a student to a self-reliant professional is a source of pride and hope for her and her family.