Majority of the women group members are illiterates and face difficulties when they go out to shop. They are cheated because they cant calculate or are given expired products as they do not know how to read. To empower these women training is given on Functional Literacy. They are taught
LGWCDC believes that women are the pillars of a community and it through them that a community can grow and develop. With this aim in mind they have formed various women’s group and provide training on self help approach . One component of such training is conducting awareness session on various
Global warming is a very serious issues now a days and one way to reduce it is by maintaining the ecological balance. One of our objectives is to sensitize school children on how they can maintain the ecological balance. With this objective in mind on 15.6.19 an awareness program was
As the saying goes Health is Wealth , Health is a key focus in all our projects. We also condsider women as the change makers of Society.
It is she who keeps the family healthy. We are also working towards maintaining the ecology of the planet and so combining these two issues
Like every year this year also we celebrated the 158th Birth Anniversary of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore. Rabindranath Tagore was a Bengali polymath, poet, musician, and artist from the Indian subcontinent. He reshaped Bengali literature and music, as well as Indian art with Contextual Modernism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Author of the “profoundly sensitive, fresh and beautiful verse” of Gitanjali, he became
On 29.4.19 members of Inner Wheel Club of Kolkata Evergreen visited our Centre and had an interactive session on hygiene practices. After a brief introduction of the activities of the Centre by Jt.Secretary, the Children introduced themselves and performed song and dance. This was followed by some tips on how
On 29th April, 2019 the SI of Karaya Women Police station, , Kolkata came to our Centre to interact with our Women Group Members. She enquired about the problems faced by the women in their house, community and workplace and informed them about the various
In Santoshpur project area the beneficiaries live in slum pockets near the railway tracks. They earn their living as daily wage earns and domestic helps. the average family size is 6-7 persons. therefore the earnings are not sufficient to provide 4 square meals a day. However after our intervention in
In Santoshpur Project area our beneficiaries live in slums near Railway tracks and the area has ponds and due to lack of proper drainage there are stagnant waters at many places. These waters are the breeding ground of mosquitoes and lead to many diseases. The SHG members are frequently made