Anisha Educational and Social Welfare Trust

About Us

Anisha Educational and Social Welfare Trust

Anisha Educational and Social Welfare Trust is a dedicated non-governmental organization (NGO) with a steadfast commitment to foster women's empowerment and community development.

We facilitate the formation of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) to promote financial independence and entrepreneurship among women. Our health and hygiene awareness campaigns educate communities on the importance of sanitation and preventive healthcare. Committed to environmental sustainability, we conduct extensive tree plantation drives to enhance green cover. We offer various skill development classes, including vocational training and computer literacy, to improve employability and income opportunities. Additionally, our tailoring training programs empower women to start their own businesses, promoting economic independence and entrepreneurship. Through these initiatives, we strive to create sustainable and positive change within the communities we serve.

Programs

Tailoring Training Program

Tailoring training programs are designed to empower women by providing them with valuable skills in tailoring and garment making. Through these programs, women receive comprehensive training on sewing techniques, pattern making, fabric selection, and finishing touches. Our aim is to equip participants with the knowledge and confidence to start their own tailoring businesses or secure employment in the garment industry. By promoting economic independence and entrepreneurship, the tailoring training not only helps women contribute to their family's income but also enhances their self-esteem and social standing. These programs are a crucial part of our broader mission to foster women empowerment and community development.

Aari Training Program

Aari training program aimed at empowering women by providing them with the skills required for Aari embroidery. This traditional art form, known for its intricate and elegant designs, is a valuable skill that can enhance employment opportunities and promote economic independence among women in the community. Enabled women to generate income through self-employment or by working with local artisans and boutiques. Participants acquired valuable Aari embroidery skills, enhancing their employability and entrepreneurial potential. Women were equipped to start their own embroidery businesses or collaborate with local artisans and boutiques, contributing to their family's income. The training fostered a sense of community and collaboration among participants, encouraging them to support and learn from each other.

Self-Help Group (SHG) Formation

SHGs are small, informal groups of individuals, primarily women, who come together to support each other in saving, credit, and entrepreneurship activities. This report provides an overview of the SHG formation process, objectives, and the impact on the community. Conducted community meetings and awareness sessions to educate individuals about the benefits of SHGs. Distributed informational materials explaining the concept and functioning of SHGs. SHGs hold regular meetings to discuss savings, loans, and other group activities. By promoting financial independence, entrepreneurship, and community cooperation, SHGs are transforming the lives of women and their families. We remain committed to supporting and expanding this initiative to empower more communities in the future.

Evening Tuition Centre

The Evening Tuition Centre was established to provide additional academic support to students outside regular school hours. The Evening Tuition Centre has made significant strides in supporting students' academic journeys. Continued efforts to address challenges and implement future plans will further enhance the quality of education and support provided to students.

Our Activities

27-Aug-2024

One Day Beauty Training Program

Anisha Educational and Social Welfare Trust conducted a one-day beauty training for the benefit of poor people. Through this training, they were given awareness about skin care and hair care. They were also advised to create an income opportunity from home. 48 people participated in this training. They were given lunch and were provided with the certificates.

27-Jul-2024

Soap and Phenyl Making Training

The Soap and Phenyl Making Training Program aims to provide participants with the skills and knowledge required to produce high-quality soap and phenyl. Participants gained practical skills in making soap and phenyl, including ingredient selection, production processes, and safety practices. Several participants expressed readiness to start their own soap and phenyl production businesses, equipped with business planning and marketing knowledge.

13-Apr-2024

Toiletries Support Given to Karunai Illam

The primary objective of this initiative was to supply Karunai Illam with essential toiletries, ensuring that the residents have access to basic hygiene products. This support is crucial for maintaining personal hygiene, preventing illnesses, and enhancing the overall quality of life for the residents. The support has boosted the morale of the residents, showing them that the community cares about their well-being. They highlighted the importance of such initiatives in enhancing their living conditions and requested continued support in the future.

16-Mar-2024

Skills on Wheels

launched the "Skills on Wheels" initiative to bring Aari embroidery training to various communities within the our region. This mobile training program aimed to reach women who otherwise might not have access to such skill development opportunities. By providing practical, hands-on training in Aari embroidery, we sought to empower women with the tools to enhance their economic independence and preserve a valuable traditional craft. The mobile unit allowed us to bring training to the doorsteps of participants, ensuring maximum reach and convenience.

16-Feb-2024

Registration and Educational Assistance for Children

We have taken a significant step to support the workers and their families residing in the Kallakurichi district. By facilitating their registration with the Tamil Nadu Labour Welfare Board, we aimed to provide their children with educational assistance, ensuring a brighter future for the younger generation. Alleviated the financial burden on families, allowing them to focus on other essential needs. The initiative benefited numerous workers and their families in the Kallakurichi district.

28-Oct-2023

Schlorship Distribution

A monthly scholarship of Rs 4000 was received by the District Child Protection Office unit for the livelihood of a student named Kunal who is studying in a government school in the absence of both his parents in the village of Tirukkoilur Union, Kallakurichi District with our trusts help

08-Jul-2023

Dropouts Rejoining School

This report addresses the issue of school dropouts and the strategies implemented to encourage these students to rejoin the educational system. It provides an overview of the current dropout rates, reasons for dropping out, initiatives taken to bring students back, and recommendations for sustaining their engagement. Community outreach initiatives involving home visits, counseling sessions, and informational campaigns to encourage dropouts to return. Establishing counseling centers, peer mentoring programs, and health services to address personal and academic challenges. The efforts to bring school dropouts back into the educational system have shown promising results. With continued focus on addressing the root causes of dropouts and providing necessary support, we can further reduce dropout rates and ensure that every student has the opportunity to complete their education.

07-Mar-2020

Health Awareness - Covid 19

During the COVID-19 pandemic, raising health awareness among children became crucial to help them understand the situation and adopt necessary safety measures. Emphasizing the importance of washing hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Explaining the importance of wearing masks in public places and how to properly wear and remove them. By implementing these strategies, parents, educators, and communities worked together to ensure that children remained informed, safe, and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic.