Raah-e-Najaat's financial assistance empowers marginalized communities meet their financial needs of various crises
Raah-e-Najaat's Financial help initiative aligned with SDGs 1 "No Poverty" involved early-stage startups led by women entrepreneurs providing financial assistance to startups for proof of concept, prototype development, product trials, market entry, and commercialization in order to improve the living standards of marginalized families or individuals in rural areas. We believe getting financial support at the right time along with mentoring technical support .
and organizational management is a crucial step any incubator can do for an entrepreneur. We are looking forward to enhancing our ongoing incubation programme. We look forward to supporting about 30 women entrepreneurs from the urban and rural areas of Telangana through the programme in the coming year. There are numerous reasons for which financial help is often required by marginalized communities, The most common amongst them is soaring medical costs are wreaking havoc on India's poor and lower middle classes. Out-of-pocket payments continue to account for the majority of medical spending. Lower middle-class Indians are unable to afford the increased health insurance coverage required to cover cancer expenditures due to expensive rates. The rural poor are either unable to access the advantages of government health plans, or the money provided under such schemes only partially cover treatment costs. Every year, hospital expenses for cancer and other serious illnesses plunge millions of peasants into poverty.