Anamprem

In a joint collaboration, Anamprem and Youth4Jobs have established a two-month skill development programme at Satyamev Jayate Gram. The programme offers free residential facilities to individuals with disabilities through Anamprem, while the Youth4Jobs team provides training and assistance with job placements. This initiative has successfully empowered numerous beneficiaries, enabling them to attain financial stability and improved livelihoods.

A new school and hostel named Gaurang Abhinav School have been inaugurated for visually challenged and differently-abled children (aged 6 to 13 years) at the Satyamev Jayate Gram in Nimblak village, Ahmednagar. Spanning over 2 acres of land, this educational institution is admitting 24 students from various parts of India this academic year. The establishment of the school is in collaboration with the Shree Gaurang Gopinath Sarfare Charitable Trust.

Himmat Bhavan Hostel offers housing and rehabilitation services to a cohort of 65 students ranging from 14 to 28 years old. The hostel caters to visually challenged individuals as well as other students with disabilities, providing them with both residential accommodations and specialized support for their rehabilitation needs.

Beneficiaries are provided with a daily nutritious diet, ensuring their health and well-being are prioritized. They are taught to recognize and respect the significance of meals. The goal is to cultivate an understanding that good health holds immense value, and nutrition is pivotal in leading a satisfying life.

Prakashwani, an audio magazine in Hindi primarily designed for visually challenged individuals, aids over 1000 youth across India in preparing for competitive exams. This support empowers them to secure respectable employment opportunities in semi-government, Government, and corporate sectors.

Arun Mrunalini Computer Training Centre provides specialized screen reader software to cater to visually challenged individuals. The centre offers a range of courses aimed at enhancing computer literacy among beneficiaries, enabling them to pursue employment opportunities. Additionally, the centre conducts specialized communication courses, including English language training, to further enhance their skills. Through these initiatives, visually challenged individuals can become computer literate and acquire the necessary abilities to secure jobs in various fields.