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Our Mission

Promoting economic self-reliance and microentrepreneurship among disadvantaged communities across the Middle East and South Asia through fair-trade agricultural and textile exchange.

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Our Vision

Freenari is committed to uplifting rural women in Asia by unlocking their potential and facilitating access to economic opportunities. We aim to empower these women to embark on personal entrepreneurial journeys, leveraging their talents and resources to create sustainable livelihoods.

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How we started ?

The inspiration for Freenari struck unexpectedly one day, thanks to Loyola, our cherished household assistant. Loyola, who has been an integral part of our lives since my earliest memories, reached out for assistance for her sister back in their village.
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What We Do

Freenari is deeply committed to empowering rural women and unlocking their potential through skill development and entrepreneurship. Central to our mission is the conviction that every woman, regardless of her educational background, possesses unique talents and capabilities.
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Women In Action

The Ghee Project (2023):

In 2023, the Ghee Project, spearheaded by Freenari, brought about a transformative opportunity for Meena Mane and her extended family in Sangli, Maharashtra, India. Meena, employed as a housemaid in Dubai, hails from a village where her family’s livelihood depended on selling milk from their cattle to local shops and buyers. However, the income generated from this endeavor was limited, with Meena’s family earning only 0.60 USD per litre of milk.
Dubai Dates (since 2022):
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Hand Knitted Stoles (2023):

Our Team

Neal Bhatia- Founder

Neal, a 17 year old global citizen, has traversed five countries throughout his upbringing. Currently studying at Dubai International Academy in Dubai, he embodies a dynamic force fueled by a passion for social entrepreneurship and developmental economics.

Mamta Lad- Laison Officer

Mamta, a retired high school teacher residing in Mumbai, embodies a steadfast commitment to advancing women's financial independence. As a single mother, she intimately understands the importance of economic empowerment for women.

Ruchita Fuloria- Volunteer

Ruchita, a passionate badminton player, crossed paths with Neal on the badminton court during a friendly match. Upon hearing Neal's vision for Freenari, she immediately offered her support and became one of its earliest advocates.