Gujarati
3 months ago

Financial Independence Through Poultry Farming

Jacquelinben Nicholasbhai Mackwan from Valespur village, Bhavnagar, has been a member of the Samarthan Savings and Credit Cooperative Society Ltd. for three years. To support her family and ensure her childrens' education, she started a poultry farm with a rupees 15,000 loan, repaying it on time. Encouraged by success, she expanded with a second loan of rupees 30,000. Now, Jacquelinben is a leader in her savings group, promoting financial stability and empowering women in her village.

Jacquelinben Nicholasbhai Mackwan, a resident of Valespur village, Bhavnagar has been a dedicated member of the Samarthan Savings and Credit Cooperative Society Limited for the past three years. She is part of the Mariya Savings group and has been diligently saving during this time. Her husband, Nicholas, runs an ice cream lorry in the village, and they have two children: one in the 8th grade and the other in the 12th.

Wanting to support her family and ensure her sons receive a higher education, Jacquelinben decided to start a poultry farm. To begin her venture, she applied for a loan of rupees 15,000 from the cooperative, which she repaid on time. She used this money to purchase hens and began selling eggs within her village. As her business grew, she gained more customers and recognition.

Encouraged by her success, Jacquelinben decided to expand her poultry farm. She applied for a second loan of rupees 30,000 from the cooperative, which was approved after verification. With this amount, she bought more hens, housing stands for them, and fodder for their upkeep. As her egg production increased, her business thrived. Her husband now helps her with the poultry work, and they are both focused on ensuring their sons' education.

Jacquelinben has become a leader in her savings group and actively promotes the importance of saving and working toward financial stability among the women in her village.

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