Farzana, a 33-year-old woman from Logar province, now resides with her elderly mother, her brother, and his family in a small rented house in Dahane Bagh-e-Chehlstoon. After the passing of her father and her sisters’ marriages, she became an integral support system for her family of ten. Her brother, a tireless laborer, works long hours to meet their basic needs, but his modest income barely keeps up with the rising costs of living, leaving the family in a constant state of financial strain. Despite her limited education, having studied only up to the 10th grade, Farzana dreams of achieving financial independence and alleviating her family’s hardships. She envisions a future where she can learn a skill like sewing to contribute meaningfully to the household income. Farzana sees sewing not just as a way to provide financial relief but also as a means to bring stability and dignity to her family’s life. However, the high cost of training and the equipment required to start this journey remains a daunting hurdle. Farzana’s determination and hope persist, but she needs a helping hand to turn her aspirations into reality. With the right support, Farzana can learn to sew and transform her dream of independence into a brighter future for her family.