Vocational Training

Employment is not merely a source of income — it is a source of identity, purpose, and belonging. Our Vocational Training programme empowers young adults with disabilities to develop practical, market-relevant skills that pave the way for meaningful livelihood and social inclusion.

We believe that with the right training and support, persons with disabilities can contribute productively to the workforce and to society.

What We Offer:

• Pre-Vocational Skill Assessment and Interest Mapping
• Skill-Based Training Modules — tailored to individual abilities
• Current Training Areas Include:
• Computer Literacy and Basic IT Skills
• Paper Bag and Eco-Product Making
• Tailoring and Stitching
• Candle and Incense Making
• Art and Craft for Livelihood
• Bakery and Food Processing (where applicable)
• Job Readiness Training — communication, workplace behaviour, punctuality
• Linkages with Local Employers and Self-Help Groups
• Support for Self-Employment and Microenterprise
• Certification on Course Completion

Who Benefits: Young adults (16 years and above) with Intellectual Disability, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Learning Disabilities, and other conditions who are ready for pre-vocational or vocational skill development.