In the pursuit of knowledge, inspiration acts as a guiding light. These Middle school Children of Kalkulam village in Chengalpattu District witnessed such a dream come true moment by the Community and their learned Elders and Teachers who paved the way for their bright and fabulous future .
Aishwariam in association with CTG India Pvt. Ltd. collaborated for a CSR Initiative in upskilling a Government Middle School with Installation of ICT - AIDS and amenities.
The Children were thrilled beyond measure and the Teachers made a vow to make utmost use of the Smart class donated to them.
“Empowered Women, Empowered Nation” – true to the Phrase, when women are empowered they can improve their families’ economic situations leading to better nutrition, healthcare and education for their children, which ultimately benefits the entire society.
Aishwariam in collaboration with CTG India Pvt. Ltd organized a programme to provide free Sewing machine to underprivileged women for their livelihood under the title “Empowering Women” to mark International Women’s Day 2025.
These women were provided free Sewing machine operator training at Aishwarian Training Centre and upon successful completion of the training they were recommended for this grant.
A pre-assessment was carried out to examine the degree of impairment . Based on that, Hearing Aid was given accordingly. Aishwariam NGO in Association with ReSound organised this programme for the benefit of the needy. Around 30 people benefited from the programme.
A CSR project was carried out at Chennai at Ekattuthangal, Guindy on 19.01.2024. The programme was to provide dry ration (grocery) for 30 families affected by the recent floods in Chennai. The Programme was organised by Renovate India and HDFC Ergo and implemented by Aishwariam NGO.
Over 90% of workers and producers in India are in the informal economy with no regular salaried employment, no protection from hazardous working conditions, no social security or social safety nets, and are particularly vulnerable to external fluctuations within the economy and the state.
Realizing this situation, ASWO conducted Free Tailoring Training to Women and Girls in the age group 18 to 35 to make them productive and empower. We selected around 100 beneficiaries with the help of NABARD Bank Manager and the Lead Bank Manager of the district. During this year we trained 100 poor women and girls drawn from various villages of the district. They were taught in sewing, cutting and maintenance of machines. NABARD sponsored this training. The valedictory programme was held and each beneficiary was given a Tailoring Kit. The Inspector of Police, Thudiyalur participated in the valedictory function. At the Valedictory programme a free Sewing Machine was provided to a trainee who lost her husband in an accident. The NABARD programme saw an expected 90% job placement.
