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On 18th August 2026, ARUWYE organized an industrial visit for its learners to Modern Bakers (Madras) Pvt. Ltd., providing valuable exposure to the manufacturing process, workplace environment, production stages and quality practices. The learners also viewed a short video on the company’s products and operations, gaining a deeper understanding of the industry. As part of […]

ARUWYE celebrated India’s 80th Independence Day with enthusiasm and community spirit across 47 Evening Study Centres, along with special celebrations at Kodambakkam and Chintadripet Police Stations. Children participated in joyful activities, while school bags, pencil kits, pouches, sweets and chocolates were distributed to encourage their educational journey. The celebrations also strengthened ARUWYE’s collaboration with the

ARUWYE organised a Blood Donation Camp on 13 August 2026 in collaboration with Vijaya Group of Hospitals, Vadapalani, to promote voluntary blood donation and raise awareness about the importance of donating blood to save lives. The camp was conducted under the guidance and support of Dr. Thirumagal and her medical team from Vijaya Group of

On 1st August 2026, ARUWYE organized an educational exposure visit for its learners to Tholkappia Poonga, Adyar, offering them an enriching opportunity to connect classroom learning with nature and environmental conservation. Mr. Ganesh, Programme Associate at Mohan Foundation, joined the learners as the Guest Speaker and facilitated an engaging and interactive learning session throughout the

At the beginning of the new academic year, ARUWYE organised a School Bag Distribution Programme across its Evening Study Centres in Salem, Erode, Tiruvallur, Nandhambakkam, and Chennai to provide essential educational resources to children from underprivileged families. The initiative, led by Sr. Mary Josephine Isabella, Director of ARUWYE, aimed to reduce the financial burden on

On 31st July 2026, the Salesian Sisters Society organized an Online Awareness Programme on Drug Abuse and Human Trafficking for students, youth, women, teachers and community members from ARUWYE’s nine project districts. The programme commenced with a prayer and welcome address by Sr. Mary Josephine Isabella, Director of ARUWYE, followed by an informative session by

On 16th July 2026, ARUWYE, under the leadership of Sr. Mary Josephine Isabella, Director, successfully organized Day 2 of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Workshop, facilitated by Mrs. Nirmala, AI Trainer. The session focused on strengthening learners’ practical AI skills through interactive activities and hands-on learning. Participants explored everyday applications of AI, practised prompt writing, created

ARUWYE inaugurated three new Evening Study Centers in the Jawadhi Hills region of Tiruvannamalai District, enrolling 60 children. The new centers were launched with the participation of children, parents, teachers, and community members. Regular classes in Tamil, English, and Mathematics have commenced, along with value education and life skills activities. This expansion reflects ARUWYE’s commitment

On 4th July 2026, an Anti-Human Trafficking (AHT) Awareness Signature Campaign was successfully conducted at Fathima Matriculation School, Kodambakkam, engaging students, parents, teachers, and school authorities in a collective effort to promote child protection and prevent human trafficking. The programme provided comprehensive awareness on the various forms of trafficking, preventive measures, legal safeguards, and reporting

Sr. Mary Josephine Isabella, Director, and Mrs. Jyothi Priya, Project Manager, represented ARUWYE at the National Development Forum Coordinators’ Meeting held from 1st to 3rd July 2026 in Kolkata. The three-day meeting brought together Coordinators from the seven Provinces to review the previous year’s programme implementation, analyse survey findings, share best practices, discuss challenges, and