Programme
Free Vocational Training Programme for Girls
Organised with the Department of Social Welfare at Government Ashram Paddhati School, Rahimabad, District Sitapur.
Main objective
To introduce schoolgirls to creative vocational skills — printing, painting, tailoring, embroidery, and soft-toy making — at no cost.
Programme overview
Organised with the Department of Social Welfare at Government Ashram Paddhati School, Rahimabad, District Sitapur.
Detailed description
With the support of the Department of Social Welfare, the Sansthan organised a free vocational skill development programme at Government Ashram Paddhati School, Rahimabad, District Sitapur. Girl students received hands-on training in fabric printing, glass painting, tailoring and embroidery, soft-toy making, and related crafts. District Social Welfare Officer Shri Harsh Mawar inaugurated the programme; trainer Smt. Jyoti Shukla and Principal Smt. Radha Vajpayee were among those present. President Shri R. K. Chaurasia reminded the gathering that the organisation works across social sectors according to community need, and that free vocational training is meant to build skill, confidence, and self-reliance. Teachers, social workers, and a large number of girl students took part.
Key highlights
- Support of the Department of Social Welfare
- Venue: Government Ashram Paddhati School, Rahimabad, Sitapur
- Skills: fabric printing, glass painting, tailoring, embroidery, soft toys
- Inaugurated in the presence of the District Social Welfare Officer
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