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20-01-2016 | Venue: CHOOLAIMEDU,NAMACHIVAYAPURAM The social work trainee organised the program on organic farming to SHG group people of Namachivayapuram by inviting the resource person mr.Rajesh. He addressed gathering about how foods are been affected due to various environment degradation. He also said that some of the causes makes children to attain puberty earlier and even unorganic […]

08-12-2015 – 22-12-2015 | Venue: Jafarkhanpet,Tiruvottiyur,Chetpet,Kodambakkam ARUWYE, the Social Development Office plunged into the Disaster Risk Reduction activities by networking with different NGOs. Medical camps were seen as the immediate need to control the outbreak of diseases due to the floods. Therefore Medical camps were conducted in the flood affected areas of Jafarkhanpet, 3 schools in Tiruvottiyur,

28-09-2015 – 30-09-2015 | Venue: ARUWYE at Marialya, Nandhampakkam Participative Training on child leadership, Awareness on human trafficking and alternative educative skills for staff Three days training program from 28th September to 30th September 2015 was organized by ARUWYE at Marialya, Nandhampakkam for NCP and evening study center staffs at Chennai Mariyalaiya. Chennai Mariyalaiya gave space for three days

14-08-2015 – 19-08-2015 | Venue: our lady’s Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Auxilium College, Regunathapuram, St. Francis Xavier Anglo-Indian School, Broadway ToT: Training on Activity based intervention for children A Training of Trainers was organized for 30 college students who volunteered to conduct the Activity based intervention for children in different schools. ARUWYE in associate with CE the

14-08-2015 – 19-08-2015 | Venue: our lady’s Matriculation Higher Secondary School , Auxilium College, Regunathapuram, St. Francis Xavier Anglo-Indian School, Broadway Activity Based Psychological Intervention (Parinamam): Auxilium ARUWYE organized students’s orientation programme in our lady’s Matriculation Higher Secondary School (650), Auxilium College, Regunathapuram (600), St. Francis Xavier Anglo-Indian School, Broadway (550) respectively. 1800 students participated in the