Month: June 2026

In collaboration with SIDAK and the District Skill Development Department, 35 beneficiaries participated in livelihood skill training that enhanced technical competencies, entrepreneurship, and self-reliance.

A Skill Development Training Programme benefited 70 participants. Smt. Rashmi Shirahatti served as the resource person under the chairmanship of Shri K. F. Naiker, Programme Officer. The programme improved participants’ employability and livelihood skills.

A Sewing Skill Training Programme was organized for 40 women. Sr. Shanthi, Assistant Director, Roshni Trust, served as the resource person, while Mr. Mookappa Jadar, Panchayat Secretary, presided over the programme. The training enhanced vocational skills and promoted self-employment opportunities.

A Champion Mother Training Programme was conducted for 30 participants. Mr. Praveen and Ms. Meenakshi M.B. served as the resource persons and trained mothers to integrate learning activities into daily routines to support children’s cognitive, communication, and social development.

A training programme for 21 participants was facilitated by Mr. Praveen and Mr. Manjangauda H. The programme focused on play-based learning, communication, cognitive development, and home-based rehabilitation practices.

A Parents’ Training Programme involving 27 participants was facilitated by Mr. Kumar Praveen and Ms. Meenakshi M.B. Parents were trained on structured home routines, communication methods, and developmental activities to support children with disabilities.

Skill development programmes in tailoring, jewellery making, snacks preparation, retail management, textile business, and vegetable business were organized for 152 women. The training combined practical skill development with entrepreneurship, financial management, and marketing to promote sustainable livelihoods.

A Parents’ Orientation Programme was conducted with 58 participants. Sr. Anita D’Souza, Mr. Siddappa Masali (MRW, Shiggaon), and Mr. Prakash Awandkar, Assistant Director, Taluka Panchayat, Shiggaon, served as resource persons and educated parents on early intervention, regular therapy, home-based care, and government welfare schemes for children with disabilities.

Roshni Trust organized the Adarsh Taluk Women’s Federation Meeting with 33 women participants. Mr. Manjunath Kudri served as the resource person, Mrs. Shaila Havanagi chaired the programme, and Mr. Somalappa Lamani attended as the chief guest. Sr. Anita D’Souza, Director of Roshni Trust, encouraged women to strengthen community leadership and participation.

On the same day, an Environmental Awareness Programme was inaugurated by Mr. Ganesh Shettar, Forest Department, benefiting 37 participants by promoting environmental conservation and sustainable practices.

An Agricultural Training Programme was organized under the chairmanship of Mr. N. M. Pujar. Mr. Santhosh, Agricultural Officer, served as the resource person and educated 26 farmers on government schemes, improved agricultural practices, and available support services.