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‘Aayush’ is an NGO registered in the year 1997 under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. We have closely worked and implemented several projects with the grant in aid of Schedule Caste Department/Minorities Department under Ministry of Social Welfare, Uttar Pradesh. We have conducted the Design and Technical Development Workshops in Chikankari, Kaamdani and Pottery crafts, with the grant in aid of the ‘Office of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)’, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India.


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We have conducted the design and technical development workshops
Aayush NGO, as an organization focuses on uplifting and empowering artisans, Offering training programs to help artisans improve their craft and learn new techniques that enhance their productivity and quality. Raising awareness about the importance of preserving traditional crafts, advocating for fair labor practices, and educating consumers about the value of handcrafted products.
Pottery Craft
The Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles,…

500 women of minority women trained
Aayush NGO’s initiative to train 500 minority women is a significant and impactful step in empowering artisans within the community. By focusing on training women, especially from marginalized groups, Aayush NGO is helping to create sustainable change by providing these women with the tools and skills they need to improve their economic conditions, gain independence, and become leaders in their communities.
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Artisans Say
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Apart from technical training, Ayush NGO offers guidance on improving production efficiency, marketing, and branding, which is vital for artisans in a competitive craft market.
Kunj Bihari National Award
Gulabi Meenakari, Varanasi
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As an artisan, the journey of growth never truly ends. I had the privilege of Learning new techniques and concepts with Aayush Ngo that have enriched my approach to metalworking. It’s humbling to step outside of my comfort zone, to explore new tools, methods, and materials that were once unfamiliar.
Dilshad Hussain Shilpguru
Metalware, Moradabad
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My craft has always been rooted in tradition, but this experience has opened to the power of innovation and community support. Through Aayush NGO, I was introduced to new techniques that enhance the sustainability and durability of my Moonj creations.
Arti Rana Nari Shakti Award
Moonj craft, Lakhimpur Kheri