The CIRC at Saidanpur, under the Baank-e-loom project, is a pioneer in spreading digital literacy. They reach out to women and young girls in neighbouring areas, who still have to seek permission to step outside their homes, and teach them computers. This has not only played a key role in skilling women, but has also…
CIRCs across the country celebrated the spirit of women on International Women’s Day. Various centres, including Bhavargarh, Baran, Sonapur, Ranchi held meetings with women from the communities, where they discussed the various issues faced by women in their areas. At CIRC Halduchaur, a special programme, where students and community members also put up food stalls.…
A meeting was organised by CIRC Nichlagarh and Doosra Dashak, our local partners, in which around two hundred and fifty women participated to discuss the ill effects of alcohol abuse and how it is also a major cause of domestic violence. The meeting was a safe space, where women could discuss issues freely and share…
CIRCs are used for a variety of purposes such as, community meetings, health camps, awareness drives, etc. CIRC Mungaska, in collaboration with Helping Hands, Alwar, organised a health related film screening. The film focused on the ill effects of tobacco smoking, and was viewed by around sixty community members
