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#112/147, Chikkatayappa Reddy Layout
Bengaluru (Bangalore) Urban
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Pre Vocational Training for Young Adults with Intellectual Challenges
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- Bengaluru (Bangalore) Urban
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Over the years, Diya has been working with only adults in the age group from 18 and above, some do join the program without any basic foundational skills and hence, the journey to self-dependence for them takes much longer. Diya feels it is the need of the hour to start reaching out to the youngsters (14 -17 years) and start early on developing the foundational skills required through pre- vocational training programs before they can be transitioned into the Vocational training program. This training will contain the foundation level of Daily living skills and Personal social skills. So that when they reach 18 years, their capacity can be built for employability skills that will prepare them for the world outside. By then we have set the mindsets for work and productivity and their interests can then be mapped to job profiles that will match their strengths and interests. Pre- vocational training is linked to building the person towards an employable pool in society. With a suitable job, they become contributing members in their family, earn respect and live a life with dignity.
Recurring Expenses:
Salaries per year: 1619550/- Teaching Aids/Raw Material costs per month:4000/- Transportation per month: 500/- Admin support @ 10%: 162555/- Total Expenses per year: 1788100/-
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Vocational Training for 45+ adults with intellectual challenges
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- Bengaluru (Bangalore) Urban
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Vocational Training: Once ready with skills on how to manage themselves and an enhanced sense of self-esteem and self-dependence students are then trained on work readiness/employability soft skills like understanding process, quality, problem solving, workplace safety. According to their strengths, skills and an understanding of conditions of work these young adults are then matched to job tasks that can be performed in an inclusive workspace in sectors like IT, Retail, Hospitality, Housekeeping and Office assistants.
Process: At Diya: Assess students for current levels of performance. Building the Profiles of each student to understand interests, skills, strengths and conditions for work through Get to Know Meetings. Building on the strengths and skills for job tasks as per interests. Do the Customized Plan for Employment and get suggestions from key people interested in the student for a job match. Check suggested places for job development. Set up an appointment to present Concept Portfolio If Company shows interest then present the Visual Resume of the student.
Vocational Training Budget: Salaries 3005338.75 Trg Materials 447000 Transportation 42000 Admin Support 446697 Direct beneficiary support 915000 Total amount: 4856035.75
Budget for Internships and Employment: Internships/Employment Salaries 2393049.7 Trg Materials 5000 Transportation 66000 Admin Support 280424 Direct beneficiary support stipend 35000 Total -2779473.7
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Assisted Living Training for 50 Students
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- Bengaluru (Bangalore) Urban
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Assisted Living Training is a project in which Adults with Intellectual Disabilities co-live, share household responsibilities and learn to manage a household. Often in the families of persons with intellectual disabilities due to overprotective family members, they are unable to take up responsibility at home and this affects their independence. One way to build it is by providing a challenging yet fun environment. This program is designed to build household management skills, budget skills, personal and time management skills and self confidence. The students should be able to take care of themselves and their house in the event that their parents are out of town or in case of an immediate emergency.
The students began with one evening, then it was one night>two nights>three nights and now we are on five day stay.
Assisted Living Budget:
Assisted Living Training Budget: Salaries 236112 Food/Groceries 264000 Rent /Mntnce 283200 Other: Medical Emergencies: 15000 Total amount-- 798312
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Total
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225.3
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229.1
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Total
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225.3
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209.9
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104.0
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85.3
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Total
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Diya Foundation (DIYA) is a Vocational Training Center in Bangalore providing training and employment to adults with intellectual challenges. Founded in 1999, DIYA is a registered charitable Trust. The idea for the center grew out of a growing need for vocational training once basic schooling is completed. At Diya training is provided in Daily Living Skills, Self determination and interpersonal-Social skills, Communication Skills, employability skills. The need of the hour is to tap the potential of a workforce that has so far been greatly ignored. The focus at Diya is on Vocational Education and Livelihood training for the differently abled. In the last 25 years Diya has impacted over 250 adults with intellectual challenges and touched and made life altering changes in over 1000 lives. The work skills training imparted is put to use in the "hands on” training internship at our Social Enterprise Diya Innovations in completing orders for Diya’s product line from individuals and corporates. Diya’s aim and goal is to empower differently abled individuals to work, earn and live a life of respect and love. Individuals with an intellectual challenge have had life altering changes in their self esteem, self dependence and productivity through systematic and consistent training in the Diya training program. They have learnt personal grooming skills, household management, work skills, communication skills and are then given 'hands on' internships which may result in job opportunities either in Supported employment or Competitive employment. Recently we also started customised employment and prevocational training, as we were getting more students from the 15-17 age group. This way the foundational training begins earlier and later the students are able to focus on domain training. Our focus is also on internships and placements of our students.
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maria@diyfoundation-india.org
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