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Strides Newsletter - March 2022 - Issue 190
Counseling & Assessments
From Radhika Sasankh's Desk
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Early Intervention and V-Excel Remedial Centre
From the staff of Early Intervention and V-Excel Remedial Centre
International Women's Day is celebrated all over the world on March 8 th to recognize the progress made towards achieving gender equality and women's empowerment. International Women's Day 2022 theme is ‘Gender Equality today for a sustainable tomorrow'.
The role of a mother carries an important part in the celebration of womanhood. A mother is a protector, disciplinarian and friend. A mother is a selfless, loving human who makes a lot of sacrifices for the wants and needs of their children. A mother works hard to make sure their child is equipped with the knowledge, skills and abilities to make it as a competent human being. Being a mother is perhaps the hardest, most rewarding job a woman will ever experience. Being the mother of a special needs child is more tough and demanding too.
As a part of acknowledging the role of the mother, we planned activities in our Early Intervention and Remedial Center.
Cards were made involving children. The thumb prints of the children were made into beautiful shapes and small messages thanking the mothers were added. Every child had a card along with a rose and a sweet and they handed it to their mother with a kiss. It was an emotional moment for us as well as the mothers. The mothers expressed this to be the happiest moment for them where they felt confident and energized to lead their life forward. This proved that a small act of kindness can bring in a lot of joy to others.
We are gearing up for group sessions for our children on Saturday. This would be for around two hours. The skills we will be working on are
• Peer Interaction /Coordination
• Taking turns
• Following instructions
• Activities of Daily Life training
• Sharing and caring
• Waiting for turns etc. Shall share more about it in the coming issue.
Warm wishes for the Tamil New Year from all of us at EI /VRC/BLA.
Kaleidoscope Learning Centre
From Gita Bhalla's Desk
Summer came in without knocking at the door in Chennai this March. Suddenly it was right there upon us and the heat and humidity which is the hallmark of Chennai summers was a force to reckon with! But like life brings its own solutions, in KLC the advent of summer is usually accompanied by the festival of colours, Holi, and the children and teachers have this 'organic water day with natural colours' which becomes an excuse to play and cool down with water and wetness! This year it was a double whammy. The festival of Holi was celebrated with colours but in a different way. Each class made colourful salads. The cool watermelon, lime, grated carrots and cucumber made for another kind of cooling down experience. This was on 18 March, the day of Holi.
On 25th March, the whole school went for a water experience in the "Hydrotherapy Pool" at the Jawaharlal Nehru indoor stadium complex. Happy, refreshed, fun, joy, calm, cool, delighted were some of the adjectives to describe the wonderful day spent together.
The Tuck Shop as an extension of the vocational group's cooking experience restarted after a period of two years. So, every Friday the Sharada building has something to look forward to and the students get a practical life experience in buying and selling besides the children who are actually cooking. These organic, in house, inbuilt experiences are what sets the curative education program at KLC apart and it also helps the whole school to come together for a social experience of eating together.
Parent meetings are being held for every parent with the coordinators and goals are being drawn up and reviews being done very systematically. Parents are having one on one sessions and are able to share their innermost concerns and teachers are guiding, listening and helping a team to be formed.
The Kotturpuram Urban Forest has been re-introduced as the gardening and prevocational experiential learning for all the students of junior school. This is under the expertise of "Nizhal" an environmentally friendly educational organisation who tie up with various groups of people, schools, and organisations to increase awareness on "greening" the environment in and around Chennai.
In another experiential exercise undertaken, students of the senior school who were studying history and the Moghul block, cooked up Biryani - the most well-known Mughal dish, complete with buying vegetables, making masala paste and then cooking it on slow fire! Please click here to view the video.
KLC is also undergoing some restructuring as the composition of children is changing. We have also welcomed two new teachers in our midst. Avila and Sindhuja. Our erstwhile teachers, Latha Kannan, Kavita and Nitya have taken on additional duties of supervising curriculum, researching the blocks, designing new vocations and many other day-to-day responsibilities are being now shared with Neha and Shashi, and thus the formation of a college of teachers is beginning to take shape. Meetings with me have been arranged as part of the weekly schedule and three times a week I meet different teachers and mentors and discuss and plan their work. The whole aim of the restructuring is to build resources, share expertise and make the children programs more meaningful and more process oriented. In KLC the process is the real learning and maturing experience.
V-Excel Educational Trust
National Science Painting Competition
YES team is very happy to share that 9 of our trainees participated in National Science painting competition conducted by United School Organization, New Delhi.
Excited to share that 2 of them have been selected as winners in High support and Individual categories.
Congratulations to Vidya and Arvind.
Hearty wishes to all the participants for making us proud and to all the parents for their support.
#socialinclusion #disabilitysupport #disabilityisnotinability #YouthEmpowermentServices #USO #paintingcompetition #arttherapy #artheals
Women's Day at Youth Empowerment Services
Youth Empowerment Services (YES) celebrated Women's day in style today. Female trainees and staff members came color coordinated in red, the colour of energy!
Yummy cake as treat and photoshoot... it was a great celebration. Trainees also made lovely thank you cards for the women in their lives with so much love and enthu.
#womenpower #InternationalWomensDay #YouthEmpowermentServices #celebration #celebratewomen
Women's Day at Early Intervention Unit
Early intervention unit celebrated Women's Day with a personal touch.
Children of EI unit made greeting cards with paintings of their thumb impressions. They also shared their love to the most important woman in their lives by sharing flowers and sweets. Mothers felt so very touched and overwhelmed by the gesture.
#earlyintervention #specialneedskids #womensday2022 #specialeducation #specialchildren #remedialteaching #therapy
International Women's Day at Solapur Unit
We celebrated International Women's Day 2022 at our V-Excel Learning Center Solapur in a grand way. It was a theme based event in which all were dressed in South Indian attires. We invited Mrs. Urmila Agarkar a special parent and author of the book Mani-Manasi as chief guest. She is an award winning author and she shared her inspiring journey with us. All enthusiastic Teacher's, parents participated in the program by showing their different hobbies, talents and had a relaxing day. Performances included dancing, singing, reciting poems, fish pond, games.etc We had unlimited fun,laughter and entertainment. We also cut a cake and enjoyed delicious snacks.
All wonderful ladies spent their "Me Time" very joyfully.
#WomensDay2022 #talentshow #specialeducation #specialneeds #funday
Making Biryani
From Akbar's Chefs, fulfilling Akbar's dream of brotherhood, Sacred, Free and Gaya Hearts, bring their brotherhood together as they make, Vasanthi Aunty's famous - Biryani!!
That Sacred Free and Gaya Hearts are exploring a history block - The Mughals, through art, vocations, dance and music!
This video has been made by Lohith, our new young friend in KLC (V-Excel).
YES trainees visit to Sampradaya Goshala
Upon a special invitation from Ms. Girija Ramanathan, founder of Sampradaya Goshala, 17 trainees and 8 staff members from YES visited the place on 15 March 2022. We left YES around 9 am and reached the goshala at 11.15 am. The moment we got down from vehicle, trainees were so excited to see more than hundred cows taking shelter under one roof. Most trainees, without much hesitation, walked into the cowshed and started petting the cows and calves. People working there guided us and we took one big tour around the goshala and their farm. We also looked at the cow feed shelter and the machines used to chop the feed for so many cows.
We then visited the small beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Gopalakrishnar. Ms. Girija then shared small stories about the goshala to all the trainees who, in turn, shared their experiences and knowledge about cows, bulls and calves. We spoke about agriculture, jallikattu, animal rescue, cow worship and the products we get from them.
Ms. Girija also distributed colorful backpacks with a notebook, pen, pencil to everyone. We had a sumptuous lunch and relaxed for some time under the shade of the mango trees. Trainees had a lovely time relaxing there. We showed our love and gratitude to Ms. Girija by sharing a gift hamper packed with YES products. When we left the place all of us were gifted with fresh oranges and bananas. With cheerful wishes to visit the place again soon, we boarded our bus and reached the centre at 5.30 pm.
YouTube e-Tarang
e-Tarang concerts were streamed on Friday, March 24, 2022 @ 06:30 p.m. IST. This featured a concert by popular singer Santhosh Subramanian on vocals, Vijayalakshmi Shravan on vocals and Bharath Damodharan on Keyboard. The theme was 'Centenary Year of Shri. T. M. Soundarajan'.
Please visit our facebook page /freehearts for concert updates.
Annual Day Program
On Saturday, 19th March 2022, our school celebrated its Annual Day Program. On this special day, Dr. Rohini Deshpande (Gynaecologist) and Mrs. Jayashri Yadav (Teacher) were our chief guests.
The hall was completely decorated with lights and flowers. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp at the hands of the chief guests and a few parents and teachers.
The cultural show began with welcome song by our new teacher Poonam .Then a dance on Ganesh vandana was performed by our kids very joyfully. After that, one by one, Krishna sang a song and played the piano. Also, there was fancy dress wherein our small kids were dressed in various cultural attires and looked very cute. A group of students also performed a dance on a patriotic song. There was another dance on the song 'Tare Zameen Par' which was performed beautifully by our kids dressed in white and glittery attires. Our senior most teacher Rajani also performed a dance very nicely.
There were refreshments at the end of the program. Everyone enjoyed thoroughly.
Parents were very happy for seeing the program and thanked team V-Excel.
Finally, the principal Sunita Vaidya thanked the chief guests, teachers, parents and everyone who made this program a success.
A visit to Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
A visit to Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium Indoor swimming pool, on 25th March, Friday - 28 students and 24 staff of Kaleidoscope Learning Centre, special school of V-EXCEL EDUCATIONAL TRUST. It was a wonderful experience.
The students had a great time frolicking both in the small children's pool and the big pool under the watchful eyes of the teachers and staff of the swimming pool.
Truly a memorable experience for all of us.
Field Trip
Trainees from our Vocational Training Unit (VTU) in Adyar taken on a field trip on Friday March 25, 2022, to Cholamandalam Artists Village. The trip included a tour of the art gallery, lunch in the garden, and then a visit to Artists Village. The trainees were split into two groups - one group, taught by artist Mala Chinnappa, learned art through colours. The other group learned carpentry under Mr. Haresh. The groups were then interchanged so that the learning was complete for all trainees. Despite the heat the trainees enjoyed every moment of the trip.
#artforautism #arttherapy #artheals #socialinclusion #specialneeds #fieldtripfriday
Celebration time at our Nasik YES centre!!
Rang Panchami is a colorful Hindu festival celebrated five days after Holi. It symbolizes the five elements of the universe: Earth, Fire, Air, Water, and Sky. Playing with colours on this day, according to folklore, pleases all of the deities and brings happiness, wealth, and fortune to humankind. This year, Rang Panchami was celebrated on March 22 at the YES unit. Children came dressed in colourful attire, smeared colours on each other and danced to peppy tunes..
#celebration #rangpanchmi2022 #funwithcolours #happydancing
Satellite Centers
From Jayanthi Vishwanath in Nashik
Women's day celebration:
After two years of Lockdown restrictions, this year Women's day was celebrated with renewed spirit and enthusiasm. A fun event was organized at an Open-air restaurant for all the working women of the Nashik Center. There were Games, competitions, dance and music followed by a sumptuous spread for dinner. Basically, all the ladies here, wanted to just let their hair down and have some fun...
Bridges Learning Academy students appear for OBE final exams of NIOS:
About 18 students from the Bridges Learning Academy appeared for their NIOS- OBC – A, B and C level exams, during the second week of March. The A level students appeared for English/Marathi, Mathematics and Soft skill development exams. The B level students appeared for English, Mathematics and Environmental Science exams. And the C-Level students appeared for English, soft skills development and Mathematics exams. It was heartening to see the students prepare for the exams enthusiastically and the teachers assisting them in the process.
Celebration of Holi:
The festival of Holi is celebrated in the Hindu month of Phalgun, the 12th month of the Hindu calendar, which often falls in March. Holi brings lots of joy and happiness. It is a much-awaited festival of colour and is celebrated with zeal and enthusiasm, especially by the young. It also marks the commencement of the Spring season in India. The festival of Holi lasts for a day and night. It starts with Holika, Choti Holi, followed by Dhuleti/Dhulivandan on the other day. At school, we celebrated by smearing colours on each other's face, enjoyed the delicacies and danced to peppy tunes. This celebration spread love and laughter within friends and teachers. It was a lovely sight to behold.
Erode
Greetings from all of us at the Erode Center!
Our Erode center has around 16 children in the age range of 16-23 who attend our school program. This was mainly started keeping in mind the needs of our group which consists mainly of children and young adults with cognitive impairment, ASD and CP.
Life for mentally challenged adults can often be difficult, which is why it is important to incorporate engaging activities into their schedule. You will find that such activities are likely to provide benefits beyond entertainment.
Musical Activities
Musical therapy has been proven to have a positive effect on the mentally challenged, but you do not need to be trained in musical therapy to incorporate it into a mentally challenged adult's life. Depending on the level of ability, there are a variety of activities fit for mentally challenged adults ranging from taking lessons to learn their favorite instrument - to attending a concert or a musical. Even home-bound adults can benefit from music by taking the time to listen to music during the day or watching a musical movie. Benefits include improved behavior and lower stress levels, to name a few.
• Musical therapy has been proven to have a positive effect on the mentally challenged, but you do not need to be trained in musical therapy to incorporate it into a mentally challenged adult's life. • Even home-bound adults can benefit from music by taking the time to listen to music during the day or watching a musical movie.
Art Activities
Art has also been found to have therapeutic benefits much in the same way music has. Set aside time and find a work area where you can set up paints, clay and other art supplies for a mentally challenged adult to use. Being given the ability to use art supplies to create in a freeing atmosphere can not only help with self esteem and mood, but it can also allow mentally challenged adults to express themselves in ways they might not otherwise be able.
Exercise and Sports Activities
Exercise and sports activities are also dependent upon the individual's ability level. Whether you are tossing around a beach ball, shooting hoops or swimming, you will find there are physical activities that are adaptable for a variety of capabilities. Engaging in physical activities can boost self esteem and can improve coordination in other aspects of life.
Functional Academic Skills
Living independently requires some skills which are considered academic, even if they do not lead to higher education or the completion of a diploma. Even though the word "functional" brings to mind a curriculum that focuses on day-to-day tasks or practical aspects, these lessons also need to include academic content such as math and language arts. The functional curriculum, in contrast to a traditional one, teaches academics with a life skill or practical focus. For example, it may include mathematics activities on adding money, understanding concepts such as more and less or calculating a grocery bill, along with literacy lessons on reading basics. These academic skills will help the disabled student to function in society and contribute to independent living.
Psychological Benefits of Reading Biographies
Reading biographies is beneficial. Biographies help us learn about different cultures, see life through someone else's eyes, and learn from their successes and failures. Carefully reading about ordinary people doing extraordinary things is an incredible source of inspiration. This is the main difference between reading fiction and reading about real people. From a psychological point of view, reading biographies can be a very effective tool for the development of abilities and capacities.
Keeping all this in mind, we have formulated the time table. A typical day starts with a prayer and some warm up activities. Then the students are engaged in activities for the above mentioned skill development. The day is made interesting through play and also art and craft activities. Since these children's attention span is limited, we have tried to fit in our activities and teaching sessions accordingly. We keep modifying it and are happy that we are able to engage them in the best possible manner taking into consideration the difficulty levels.
Wishing you all a very happy and prosperous Tamil New Year!
Here is the sample of our time table shown in the picture.
Solapur
We celebrated International Women's Day 2022 at our V-Excel Learning Center Solapur in a grand way. It was a theme-based event in which all were dressed in South Indian attires. We invited Mrs. Urmila Agarkar, a special parent and author of the book Mani-Manasi as chief guest. She is an award-winning author and shared her inspiring journey with us. All enthusiastic teachers and parents participated in the program by showing their different hobbies, talents and had a relaxing day. Performances included dancing, singing, reciting poems, fish pond, games, etc. We had unlimited fun, laughter and entertainment. We also cut a cake and enjoyed delicious snacks. All the wonderful ladies spent their "Me Time" very joyfully.
On 13th March Dr. Sunil Godbole, Developmental Pediatrician and Head of the Department - Small Steps Morris Autism and Child Development Centre, Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital & Research Centre, Pune and Dr. Ashwini Godbole Dietician, Chiranjeev Development Center Pune visited our V-Excel Center, Solapur. 20 parents took individual guidance which was valuable for their child's development. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Godbole gave a speech on 'Steps of Communication' for parents and teachers. It was very informative.
On Saturday, 19th March 2022, our school celebrated its Annual Day Program. On this special day, Dr. Rohini Deshpande (Gynecologist) and Mrs. Jayashri Yadav (Teacher) were our chief guests. The hall was completely decorated with lights and flowers. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp at the hands of the chief guests and a few parents and teachers. The cultural show began with welcome song by our new teacher, Poonam. Then a dance on Ganesh Vandana was performed by our kids very joyfully. After that, one by one, Krishna sang a song and played the piano. Also, there was fancy dress wherein our small kids were dressed in various cultural attires and looked very cute. A group of students also performed a dance on a patriotic song. There was another dance on the song 'Tare Zameen Par' which was performed beautifully by our kids dressed in white and glittery attires. Our senior most teacher Rajani also performed a dance very nicely. There were refreshments at the end of the program. Everyone enjoyed thoroughly. Parents were very happy seeing the program and thanked team V-Excel. Finally, the principal Sunita Vaidya thanked the chief guests, teachers, parents and everyone who made this program a success.
On 21st of March we celebrated festival of colors "Rangpanchami"- a colorful Hindu festival. Children came dressed in colorful attire, smeared colors on each other, danced and enjoyed the festival.
'Disha' Project coordinator Shubham Sawale visited our center on 25th of March. He observed classrooms, met our teachers and guided about operation of Disha Portal.
Vocational Training Unit
From Charumathi Sriram's Desk
Intern Madhumita, started the dance movement therapy session for our trainees. She taught them how to introduce self with a dance movement. It was very beautiful, and she gave a demo first and they picked it up immediately. This improves social skills, eye contact and identification of the self by the trainees. She came every Tuesday for a month and also trained the teachers.
Two students from MSW department of Guru Nanak college visited our center for observation. They will be interning with VTU from April 2nd week.
Charu and Usha met Lokesh's parents after one month of joining to get the feedback. They felt very happy about the change in him at home, reduced screen time and increase in communication.
Charu and Usha met Sidarth's mother to know about the way forward for him. She was happy that ADL training is going on good by therapist Arun. Sidarth has improved a lot especially in eating independently, wearing his shoes and coming out wearing a towel after bathing. She wanted him to be in a group home in the near future.
Charu and Usha attended the virtual meeting of Israel organisation Alut Family Center. It was a 50 years old organisation working with autism and providing life span services. It was nice to know about other countries work and facilities.
Supraja and Chandra were paid stipend from ESVI Sarada Foundation.
Vasanth started observation for the therapy session for 9 VTU trainees. He will do therapy on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9.30 to 2.30 pm and will also write the report on the same day.
Guests, Jyothi and Urmila from Deepam school, Auroville Pondicherry, visited our center to know our vocational activities.
Our craft volunteer Margaret did painting on the mask with trainee Lokesh and Supraja.
Uma had functional academics session with trainees and discussed about field trip of the month which was to the Cholamandalam village.
Regular counselling session by Jayadevi for trainees, parents and teachers was scheduled for the month and she will visit the center on Thursdays.
Manivannan presented the Government Schemes and benefits to all the staff of VTU and Sreyes Farm. It was very useful and he offered to help out in the process also.
Charu attended PR meeting at Sharada followed by VTU activities meeting. Vasudha discussed about the vegetable packing project and about the status. Arranged for the conference call with Lakshmi Sudhakaran and discussed. Fixed meeting with Prithivi on Thursday, Mar 31, 2022.
Reporter crew from The Hindu Tamil online news channel visited VTU and interviewed our teachers and covered our activities.
Charu prepared list of points and questions to be discussed for the Vegetable Packing Project. Shared it with Vasudha, Gayathri and Usha. Attended the meeting with Prithivi and Lakshmi. He explained the project and finally fixed the date for the demo on 6th of April 2022 at Sreyes.
Trainees were busy with lunch bag and other Sneh products.
Field trip to Cholamandalam Artist Village, ECR
Trainees from our Vocational Training Unit (VTU) in Adyar taken on a field trip on Friday March 25, 2022, to Cholamandalam Artists Village. The trip included a tour of the art gallery, lunch in the garden, and then a visit to the Artists Village. The trainees were split into two groups - one group learned art through colors with the Art team comprising of - artist Mala Chinnappa, Jyotsna Srinivasa and Priya Badri Brush. The other group learned carpentry under Mr. Haresh. The groups were then interchanged so that the learning was complete for all trainees. Despite the heat the trainees enjoyed every moment of the trip.
Youth Empowerment Services
From Gayathri Suryanarayanan's Desk
We had a lot of activities and engagements during the month of March 2022. As it marks the end of the financial year 2021 – 22, we were continuously busy with printing new receipt and voucher books and also finishing up with the annual reporting for the trainees.
Key highlights for the month of March 2022
• Vocational training activities, Counselling services and OT services at the centre
• Results of painting competition conducted by USO, New Delhi
• Women's day celebrations
• Dance therapy
• Field trip – Sampradaya Goshala
• Placement cell activities
• Communication and vocabulary skill session.
• Production
Vocational training program, Counselling service, OT service, Farm program
March 2022 saw full attendance at the center. All the vocational activities happened in full swing. Schedule has been changed to make sure all the trainees are completely engaged throughout the day. They have also been exposed to other vocations in order to give them the experience of learning new things.
Functional academic sessions were going on as usual and we also started reinforcing sessions by giving them practical situations to apply the concepts. The same is also being reinforced during our YES market initiative which we resumed in March 2022.
Volunteering initiative has been happening regularly and we had very interesting and useful sessions during the month of March.
Individual and group counselling sessions are taking place. We had an exclusive group counselling session for the girls on personal grooming and hygiene, and for the boys on social boundaries.
OT sessions have resumed at YES. Therapist Mr. Vasanth started coming to the center from 14 March 2022. He will visit YES twice a week and have individual and group sessions for all the trainees.
Farm visits happened as usual and after March, the same will resume after the summer.
Results of Painting competition conducted by USO, New Delhi
9 of YES trainees participated in the National level painting competition conducted by Untied School Organisation, in the month of December and the results came out on 01 March 2022. It was extremely happy news for us as 2 of our trainees Vidya Meenakshi and Arvind Ravi had won prizes for their artwork under high support and individual category respectively. Certificates, medals and gifts will reach us in a few weeks.
Women's Day Celebrations
YES celebrated the international women’s day on 08 March. The women staff and the girl trainees came dressed in shades of red. We had a photoshoot for the group of women. In the afternoon all the trainees made beautiful thank you cards for the women in their lives, be it their mom, sister, grandmother or a friend. The cards were all handmade and handwritten by the trainees with appropriate lovely messages.
Field trip – Sampradaya Goshala
Upon a special invitation from Ms. Girija Ramanathan, founder of Sampradaya Goshala, 17 trainees and 8 staff members from YES visited the place on 15 March 2022. We left YES around 9 am and reached the goshala at 11.15 am. The moment we got off from the vehicle, trainees were so excited to see more than a hundred cows taking shelter under one roof. Most trainees, without much hesitation, walked into the cowshed and started petting the cows and calves. People working there guided us and we took one big tour around the goshala and their farm. We also looked at the cow feed shelter and the machines used to chop the feed for so many cows.
We then visited the small beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Gopalakrishnar. Ms. Girija then shared small stories about the goshala to all the trainees who, in turn, shared their experiences and knowledge about cows, bulls and calves. We spoke about agriculture, jallikattu, animal rescue, cow worship and the products we get from them.
Ms. Girija also distributed colorful backpacks with a notebook, pen, and pencil to everyone. We had a sumptuous lunch and relaxed for some time under the shade of the mango trees. Trainees had a lovely time relaxing there. We showed our love and gratitude to Ms. Girija by sharing a gift hamper packed with YES products. When we left the place all of us were gifted with fresh oranges and bananas. With cheerful wishes to visit the place again soon, we boarded our bus and reached the centre at 5.30 pm.
Placement cell activities
Counselling and therapy sessions are going on for trainees who got recently placed. Along with the trainees, parents are also getting counselling sessions. Post placement couselling sessions play an important role in making the trainee, trainee’s family and the employer understand and support each other. This is also important to see that the trainee is able to sustain in the job.
Communication and Vocabulary skill session
One of our parents showed interest in training our students on communication and general vocabulary using a board puzzle as a tool. We had a demo session on 28 March 2022. Trainees were divided into smaller groups and with the help of the trainers the session went very well. All the trainees enjoyed the session nicely.
Production
Laundry services have been going as usual.
Printing &Documentation – Digital printing orders on bottles, mugs and medals.
Kitchen – Kitchen products have got very good feedback. We continue to make all the products on a regular basis.