26.Capacity building & SUWP service Program visit.

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Program: Capacity building & SUWP service Program visit

Date:11/04/2022

Time:3.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.

The program was organized as a part of Capacity building and SUWP service. We got the opportunity to visit Missionaries of Charity, Deena Bhavan, Punalur. We had been provided only limited time to visit the inmates as all of them were old and mentally challenged, So it might be difficult to interact with them for longer period.

We were group of 27 student-teachers, we did activities like signing songs ,action songs to develop a rapport among the inmate then we tried to involve the inmate participation, Many of the inmates enjoyed our presence. We could contribute things what we made during our SUWP like files, paper bags and lotion as the service and contribute some amount for the needs of inmates.  










  

 

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