Empowerment Of Women
The pan India Self-Help-Group movement by ACM GIDF has all the signs of emerging as a vital socio-economic tool of transformation. The early results are quite encouraging. In association with NABARD, we have started work towards convincing village women the importance of pooling resources and
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Vocational Training
The special SGSY project entails sourcing meaningful vocations for below poverty level youth, through local need assessment by industry visits and then connecting local youth with the opportunities available in the region. The initiative concentrates on the marginalized sections like women, SC/ST population and minorities.
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Rural Artisan Training
ACM GIDF's various rural artisan training programmes, aim to create a need for Indian traditional art & craft products in the modern market. The initiative not just helps artisans, but also helps revive different unique crafts of India that are on the verge of extinction.
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Gender Resource Center
Whether we like it or not, gender discrimination remains a living reality of India, and its impact is most severe in below poverty level families. ACM GIDF believes it crucial for women from these families to explore their true worth and stand up for their rights. But for them to claim their place in the sun.
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Vocational Training Programmes
SGSY
The special SGSY project entails sourcing meaningful vocations for below poverty level youth, through local need assessment by industry visits and then connecting local youth with the opportunities available in the region. The initiative concentrates on the marginalized sections like women, SC/ST population and minorities.
For community mobilization, besides setting up training centres in prominent neighbourhoods, team GIDF conducts concerted awareness drives in the target region. This includes regular meetings with stakeholders as well as advertisements through distribution of pamphlets, banners in vantage locations, news paper advertisements and wall paintings. Course structuring and selection happen under the guidance of government agencies like the District Rural Development Agencies.
The youth are selected as per the criteria mentioned in the course modules of the National Certificate for Vocational Training. With well equipped classrooms, practical exposure, dedicated trainers and a streamlined study module – our students have already started making their mark by landing jobs in prime companies.
The project is currently being executed in 4 states of India, namely :
• Assam - District Dibrugarh & Tinsukia.
• Uttar Pradesh - District Agra, Jhansi, Rae Bareilly & Sultanpur.
• Rajasthan - District Jaipur & Jodhpur.
• Madhya Pradesh - District Sagar & Raisen.
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SJSRY
Under the Swarna Jayanti Shahari Rojgar Yojana (SJSRY), GIDF empowers underprivileged urban youth by training them in a multitude of vocational skills. In Bhopal, the emphasis is on identifying and imparting training in market-driven courses to enable them find a place in entry level opportunities in various industrial sectors.
The target here is to match local industry requirements with skill-set building of youth in the same locality. Yet another core aim of the project is empowerment of women, including formation of Women’s Groups for small enterprises and Women’s Thrift-cum-Credit Societies.
The training, in three or four different courses in each specified centre, is provided absolutely free of cost. The batches are small – of around 30-35 students including girls. The project is being implemented in association with the Department of Urban Development of Bhopal.
Read Our Success Stories >>
The special SGSY project entails sourcing meaningful vocations for below poverty level youth, through local need assessment by industry visits and then connecting local youth with the opportunities available in the region. The initiative concentrates on the marginalized sections like women, SC/ST population and minorities.
For community mobilization, besides setting up training centres in prominent neighbourhoods, team GIDF conducts concerted awareness drives in the target region. This includes regular meetings with stakeholders as well as advertisements through distribution of pamphlets, banners in vantage locations, news paper advertisements and wall paintings. Course structuring and selection happen under the guidance of government agencies like the District Rural Development Agencies.
The youth are selected as per the criteria mentioned in the course modules of the National Certificate for Vocational Training. With well equipped classrooms, practical exposure, dedicated trainers and a streamlined study module – our students have already started making their mark by landing jobs in prime companies.
• Assam - District Dibrugarh & Tinsukia.
• Uttar Pradesh - District Agra, Jhansi, Rae Bareilly & Sultanpur.
• Rajasthan - District Jaipur & Jodhpur.
• Madhya Pradesh - District Sagar & Raisen.
Read Our Success Stories >>
SJSRY
Under the Swarna Jayanti Shahari Rojgar Yojana (SJSRY), GIDF empowers underprivileged urban youth by training them in a multitude of vocational skills. In Bhopal, the emphasis is on identifying and imparting training in market-driven courses to enable them find a place in entry level opportunities in various industrial sectors.
The target here is to match local industry requirements with skill-set building of youth in the same locality. Yet another core aim of the project is empowerment of women, including formation of Women’s Groups for small enterprises and Women’s Thrift-cum-Credit Societies.
The training, in three or four different courses in each specified centre, is provided absolutely free of cost. The batches are small – of around 30-35 students including girls. The project is being implemented in association with the Department of Urban Development of Bhopal.
Read Our Success Stories >>
Locations
- > Delhi
- > Uttar Pradesh - Agra, Rae Barielly, Sultanpur, Ramabai Nagar, Kanpur Nagar, Jhansi
- > Assam - Dibrugarh, Tinsukia
- > Rajasthan - Jodhpur, Jaipur
- > Madhya Pradesh - Guna, Sagar, Raisen
- > Kerala - Kozikode
