Vocational Traning Centre

Vocational Traning Centre


Mehar Baba Charitable Trust is dedicated to Empower Women in the rural areas through Vocational Training Centre (VTC) and forming Self-Help Groups.

The objective of the trust is to train them in a marketable skills. To meet this objective, Vocational Training Centre is equipped with the latest machines. The current strength of VTC is 160 trainees in 2 Shifts and creating additional training space for 500 girls.

Mehar Baba Charitable Trust Vocational Training Centre

The MBCT VTC offer courses in Hand and Machine Embroidery, Aari embroidery, Cutting & Tailoring, Rug making, Paper craft & Painting, Beauty & Skin Care.

Upgraded state of the art Beauty and Skincare School at MBCT Bassi Pathana

Mehar Baba Charitable Trust Bassi Pathana- for Rural Women Empowerment Project above are the photos of the recently Upgraded state of the art Beauty and Skincare School at MBCT Bassi Pathana. Upgradation cost ₹16.0 lacs



At present the centre is imparting training to 160 women.

Courses offered at Mehar Baba Charitable Trust Vocational Training Centre

  • Phulkari Craft & Aari Zardozi Embroidery (Allotted seats :- 20)
  • Machine Embroidery (Allotted seats :- 20)
  • Cutting & Stitching (Allotted seats :- 50)
  • Fabric Painting / Rug Making (Allotted seats :- 10)
  • Beauty Course (Allotted seats :- 60)


    • INSPIRING STORIES (They Make Us Proud):

    Bhupinder Kaur belongs to Shaheedgarh, working in a salon fascinated her and when she approached one to learn the skill of being a beautician, she was asked for a hefty amount which she could not afford. She learnt about the free beauty course at MBCT in which she enrolled herself for and completed it with utmost sincerity and passion. Today Bhupinder is independent, self-employed entrepreneur. “I started my work from home using the Beauty Kit that was given to me after completion of the course. I am happy that I’m earning Rs.8,000 every month.”




    Arshpreet Kaur, Village Sonda

    Arshpreet Kaur, Village Sonda,As soon as I got to know about the new cutting & stitching course, I visited MBCT and got myself enrolled in it. I was so keen to peruse this course but unfortunately, the distance of my village to the center location was a lot making high bus fares for my everyday travel. My family was not in a situation to afford this expenditure. Luckily, MBCT supported me through this difficulty and thereafter I continued my studies. Soon after completion of my course, I started taking order work in my village. With the help of the stitching machine we got in this course, I hired one more women artisan/ helper. I have now trained her well in my work. With this I am now able to work efficientl and thereby I see a substantial increase in my income. Thanks a lot to MBCT for providing such opportunity to me and making me successful in my life. Besides, my income would soften the burden of my family. I can support the education of my son and medication of my husband,” she says with a glint in her eyes.”With all the good things happening to her, it is equally important to note that Arshpreet's new earnings have allowed her to become independent, as she no longer has to rely on others for her sustenance.