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“Samarth Parishar”, Reva Bhagvati Nagar, Phase – I, Malakhedi Road, Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh461001
Dr. Annie Besant Special School logoDr. Annie Besant Special School(Center for Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities)NGO helping children with intellectual disabilityRegistered with National Trust, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India
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Keep the vocational workshop running

Raw material, tools and upkeep for the handloom, incense and craft projects — the work that turns training into earning.

No funding target has been published for this campaign yet. Contributions still go directly to this part of the work.

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Weaving on the handloom with recycled fabric

The problem

The vocational projects depend on a continuous supply of raw material and working equipment. Waste cloth has to be collected and sorted, flowers cut and dried, tools maintained, and finished goods taken to stalls.

Why it matters

This is the part of the programme where skill becomes income. When the workshop pauses, learners lose both the routine and the earning.

What we are doing

Running the handloom, the temple-flower collection and incense line, and the seasonal craft production, and taking finished products to stalls and partners.

The impact of your support

Continued vocational training and production for learners at the school and residence, and continued earning from goods sold.

Updates

  1. 2015

    Handloom installed and inaugurated

    The handloom machine was installed and inaugurated by the Commissioner of Hoshangabad.

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