Success Stories
Ainul Hawari Heyat
He hails from the impoverished Sasharam village in Bihar, battled physical challenges and financial struggles. Despite adversity, he completed 12th grade and graduation with income earned through tutoring. Seeking employment to support his family, he discovered the AU Ignite Skills Training Centre in Jaipur. Enrolling in an Accounting Executive course, he mastered skills and soft skills, leading to a successful interview at AU Small Finance Bank, securing a monthly salary of 15,000/-. His journey exemplifies resilience and triumph over obstacles.
Dimple Soni
In the heart of Jaipur's old city resides Dimple, an individual whose unwavering commitment and skill development journey have stirred admiration and inspiration among many. Dimple's evolution from adversity to accomplishment underscores the profound impact of equipping oneself with skills and tenacity in surmounting challenges.
Deepika Singh
a 23-year-old homemaker and student, lacked confidence before joining AU Ignite. With support from her in-laws, she transformed into a self-assured professional who confidently interacts with clients and offers them support at Teleperformance in Mansarovar. She earns a monthly salary of 16000.
Jyoti
Jyoti despite holding a Master of Arts degree, aimed higher. With a goal to support her family, she trained in the BFSI course and diligently acquired new skills. Now, as a Relationship Manager at SBI Capital Securities, she earns a monthly income of Rs 18,000.
Komal
Komal who hails from Kekri, ignited her passion for Kabaddi at 8. After enrolling at the ‘Bano Champion’ program she started cycling 4 km daily to training. Upon receiving regular training, she progressed from state to national tournaments, and clinched silver at SGFI Kabaddi Nationals. Her journey epitomized resilience, ambition, and pursuit of excellence against all odds, inspiring every aspiring athlete to dream big despite constraints.
Muskan
Muskan, a 15-year-old athlete from Kishangarhbas, has defied economic odds to shine in junior athletics. Despite her family's financial struggles, she secured silver at the Khelo India Youth Games and gold at the U-18 Rajasthan Athletics Championship. Through AU's Bano Champion project, Muskan now receives guided sports training and access to facilities. Her success is emblematic of the campaign's impact, empowering countless children like her.
Anjali
Anjali, a kabaddi talent from Degana, Nagaur, defies her modest upbringing. With limited resources, her passion for kabaddi drove her to practice relentlessly. Recognized by Coach Rajendra Kumar, she joined the 'Bano Champion' program, swiftly rising to become a district-level 'Best Raider' and national contender.
Kamla Devi
Kamla Devi faced hardship after her divorce, earning barely enough from menial jobs. Determined to support her family, she sought assistance from the AU Foundation, starting her own fruit stall. Today, she not only provides for her son but also aids her brother financially, earning an average of Rs. 27,401 monthly. From running her shop at home to now on the main road, Kamla Devi’s journey exemplifies resilience. She no longer relies on handouts, proudly saying, “I can provide for my son and contribute to my family’s welfare.
Mamata Misra, Manoharpur
Financial struggles burdened her family until the AU Udyogini Project helped her last year. Starting an handicraft shop transformed her life by earning her Rs 10,000 monthly. She expressed her utmost happiness by sharing that she can now send her daughter to pursue banking studies in Jaipur.
Babli Devi, Viratnagar
Few years ago, she started by sewing on a secondhand machine. Working as an AU Udyogini since 2021, her work has vastly improved resulting in a monthly income of Rs 15,000. With a new machine, she handles more orders and send her children to an English medium school.
