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Education and Livelihood  Opportunities

Location: MI > Education and Livelihood opportunities
 

Education & Livelihood Opportunities Programme

Initiated in 2007 in Chamrajnagar district, Karnataka, it is an innovative and comprehensive programme designed to improve the quality of mainstream primary education for all children while working for the inclusion of disabled children. The programme focuses on 3 key areas-

  • Education for both disabled children and others

  • Rehabilitation services for children with disabilities

  • Livelihood opportunities for adults with disabilities and the parents of children with disabilities

The programme presently covers 2 hoblis (village clusters) – Kasaba & Harve in the district.    It works in 76 villages with a total population of over 102,000 people.  

 

The programme has sensitized and built the capacity of the teachers, community education tutors, home based education tutors. 40 Community Education Centres(CEC) have been set up in Kasaba & Harave hobli to support village primaries to meet the special needs of different children. These centres are meant to encourage and facilitate an inclusive learning environment for non –disabled and disabled children focusing on play –way learning methods.

 
 A total of 90 Self Help Groups have been formed in the 2 hoblis and have 1278 members. The members have undergone training in functioning of SHG's in book keeping, accounts, various disability issues, rights of children and people with disabilities.
A mini – rehabilitation workshop is now functional in Chamrajnagar to support the needs of the local disabled people.
 
 
 
 

       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 
 
School Accessibility - Ramps and Railings to facilitate easier access
 
Play-way-learning methods  - children intently observing a painting session
 
 
Community members understanding the role of a Self Help Group
 
 
 
Convention of Disabled Self Help Groups
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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