Women are discriminated against all throughout the world. As a result, there are significant disparities in education, income, wealth, and health. Women earn only ten percent of global income and possess less than one percent of global property. Women's empowerment is granting them autonomy and allowing them to choose how they want to spend their lives. Freedom to pursue education, marry whom they desire, seek a career, raise children, and so on. When a woman is empowered, she is able to recognise her own skills, knowledge, and abilities in order to make her own choices. For her, empowerment is a lifelong process that gives her self-esteem, the confidence to face society, and the ability to contribute to community development. Women's empowerment is critical for a society's social and economic development. Women's development programmes at Mission Humanities aim to empower women so that they can earn their own money. Through numerous training programmes, we provide opportunities for long-term livelihood.