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First Quarter Newsletter 2020
The final term started well with the academic courses gearing up for the final evaluations…
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We Are Supported By
With the strong backing from Corporate Companies, Swabodhini has made significant strides in the enrollment of a sizeable number of children with special needs, requiring special education and skills training. We have touched just the tip of the iceberg and with more Corporate Support, we hope to reach out to all those children who need our services.
Personal Empowerment
At a basic level this means that we help each child to build skills to enable them to have a quality lifestyle. Empowering the child helps them to :
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Create an awareness of their own strengths.
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Take control of their present circumstances, simultaneously achieving goals in their daily life.
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Help them intensify their contribution.
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Promote a sense of well-being
The scope of change depends on each child.
Promoting Self-Sufficiency
Swayam Shoppe our dream project and brainchild, is a retail grocery outlet open to the public. We have pioneered a new concept of training our children with special needs in retail skills. This vocational training outlet is funded by Swabodhini Charitable Trust and is managed by the Trust. The students are trained in the range of services and management, of a retail grocery shop. Shop with us, we sell quality products. Contact us at 044-24452485
First Quarter Newsletter 2020
Podcast
Whose life have you touched today?
Nanda Nayar, a guitarist, composer, film maker and educator from New Jersey, in conversation with Ms. Radha Ganesan, tracing the growth journey of Swabodhini, splinter skills of autistic children, their employability and the challenges she faced.