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On the occasion of Women’s Day, a special program was organized to highlight the importance of women’s organizations and women’s empowerment. Women actively participated with great enthusiasm, showcasing unity and strength. Self-help groups decorated tractors creatively, and prizes were awarded in recognition of their efforts. Women also dressed as inspirational personalities from various fields and shared their achievements with the public, creating awareness about women’s contributions to society and encouraging empowerment.

On 23/02/2026, a Champions Mother Training and Nutrition Food Distribution Program was conducted at the EI and EE Center, Shiggaon, with 27 participants, including 12 parents, 12 children, and 3 staff members. Ms. Meenakshi M.B. led the session on Activity Analysis of ADL (Activities of Daily Living) for children with special needs. Parents were guided on daily self-care activities such as feeding, dressing, and grooming by breaking tasks into simple steps. Nutrition food was also distributed, and parents were encouraged to support their children in developing independence and confidence.

From 16/02/2026 to 20/02/2026, awareness programs on tax recovery were conducted through street drama in the villages under Savasagi Gram Panchayat, including Malligar, Stenahalli, Kadashettihalli, and Savasagi. Around 350 people participated in the program. It was organized in collaboration with Progressive Organization, Roshni, and the Gram Panchayat. Sister Anita D’Souza, President of Progressive Organization, along with NM Pujar, Ashok Dasar, Fairoz Ahmed Shirabadagi, BR Shettar, VDC members, and Janavedike leaders took part in the program.

On 27/01/2026, an Aids and Appliances Measurement Program was conducted at Hangal and Shiggaon with 74 participants, including 31 children, 36 parents, and 7 others. Resource persons Mr. Dhananjay (PT, APD), Mr. Pratap (PT, APD), and Mr. Nagesh (AAT) assessed each child individually to identify their needs for assistive devices. Suitable measurements were taken, and recommendations were made based on each child’s condition. Parents were guided on the benefits, safe usage, and importance of regular use of assistive devices both during therapy and at home.

On 14/01/2026 and 09/02/2026, awareness programs were organized for high school children of Hirehullala under the guidance of Roshni Social Centre. More than 300 children participated in sessions focused on mental health and child labour prevention. The program emphasized the importance of caring for mental well-being from an early age and creating awareness about the harmful effects of child labour. Staff members actively contributed to the success of the initiative.

Sarva Dharma Snehakoota was organized for all the staff of Roshni Social Action Centre to promote unity, harmony, and mutual respect among different religions. As part of the celebration, ration kits were distributed to six poor families as an act of support and compassion. A joyful Christmas meal was shared among all, creating an atmosphere of peace and togetherness. The gathering strengthened relationships among the staff and encouraged a deeper commitment to social service and responsibility

Awareness programs were conducted for school children in Masanakatti, Hangal, under the guidance of Roshni Social Centre. More than 500 children participated in the sessions focused on cleanliness, health, and personal responsibility. The program aimed to improve children’s understanding of personal hygiene and health practices from an early age, with active involvement from the staff of Roshni Social Centre.

To create employment opportunities for unemployed women and young girls in Hangal Taluk, Roshni Trust, Hangal, in collaboration with Bangalore-based Sai Garments, organized a Job Fair. A total of 308 young girls and women participated in the program. The participants were introduced to garment-related work and informed about various employment opportunities available in the garment industry, helping them understand skill-based employment options and encouraging economic independence.

A program marking World Disability Day, along with parent capacity building, sensitization, and nutrition food distribution, was conducted on 11/12/2025 at the De-Addiction Center, 4th Cross, Hangal. A total of 208 participants, including parents, VRWs, MRWs, students, the general public, and 70 children, took part. Resource persons shared information about institutional activities, social security schemes, and the importance of regular attendance and proper utilization of nutrition food. Nutrition food was distributed to all 70 children, while awareness about disability and available support services was also provided.

The Champions Mothers Training and case review session was held at Taluka Panchayat, Shiggaon on 18 and 19 November 2025. During the training, information was provided on child development, focusing on the various developmental stages and the changes that occur at different age levels. Participants were guided on how to identify developmental milestones and recognize delays in growth and development. Additionally, awareness on Autism was provided, including early signs, symptoms, and methods of identification.