Sri Kalai Beauty Parlour is a women-focused skill development and empowerment institute — training women in beautician work, garments, baking, embroidery and a dozen other livelihoods, in partnership with government and community programs across Karnataka.
Has led the institute's training and women-welfare programs for over 20 years, working directly with government skill missions and CSR partners.
Oversees operations, partnerships, and the day-to-day running of the institute's training centres and outreach programs.
Sri Kalai Beauty Parlour is a women-focused skill development and empowerment institution with over 20 years of experience in vocational training, livelihood development, and women welfare programs. Under the leadership of Mrs. P. S. Kalai Selvi, the institute has trained and empowered women from diverse social and economic backgrounds, helping them achieve self-employment, entrepreneurship, and sustainable livelihoods.
We are dedicated to promoting women's welfare through vocational training, entrepreneurship development, personality enhancement, career guidance, and community development initiatives — actively participating in programs sponsored by the Central Government, Government of Karnataka, Greater Bengaluru Authority, Municipal Corporations, Local Bodies, Skill Development Missions, Women and Child Development Departments, CSR organizations, and other public and private institutions.
Our vision is to empower women through skill development, entrepreneurship, employment opportunities, and sustainable livelihood programs — enabling them to become economically independent, self-reliant, and socially empowered.
Over two decades we've run training across a wide range of trades — each one chosen for its potential to lead directly into income for the women who complete it.
Foundational and advanced beautician skills for salon work and self-employment.
Stitching and garment-making skills aligned with local industry demand.
Hands-on bakery training for home-based and commercial baking ventures.
Low-investment, high-margin craft skill for independent income generation.
Traditional needlework and Aari embroidery techniques for textile livelihoods.
Eco-friendly leaf-cup production — a sustainable small-scale enterprise skill.
Specialised horticulture training for a niche, growing market.
Craft-based toy production skills for home enterprise and local markets.
Confidence-building, communication, and career guidance programs.
Training in traditional Banaras craft techniques for artisanal income.
Guidance on starting and sustaining a small business after training.
Outreach and welfare initiatives supporting women across local communities.
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We actively participate in and implement initiatives sponsored by government and public bodies.
Every woman who walks in to learn a skill, walks out with the start of a livelihood.
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