She possessed a sewing machine, but to establish a centre, she required additional machines. The FBLT program facilitated her connection with HBL Microfinance Bank. HNP accompanied her to the bank, assisted her in opening her bank account, applied for her ATM card, guided her through the loan application process, and aided her with documentation and verification,until she was granted a loan of PKR 50,000.

With this amount, she purchased sewing machines, along with other necessary items such as scissors and scales, and enrolled 12 girls in her class. She now operates the centre in two shifts,with 12 students in each shift. As her students become proficient in stitching, she involves them in stitching bulk orders from her tailoring unit,for which they are paid.Most of her students now pay their fees from the money they earn, reducing the burden on their families and providing them with a sense of financial independence.

The Foundation Level Training also taught her how to make her business sustainable.She learned how to track her purchases, the electricity bill for the teaching room, time management, communication and negotiation skills, and pricing her products while considering all expenses.By applying these learnings in her business, she managed to turn a profit. She also imparts the same knowledge to her students, ensuring that they have a self-sufficient business model when they start their own work.