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We conduct 20 to 25 sessions per year led by our trainers in the selected orphanages for their residents for three consecutive years (a total of 60 to 75 sessions per orphanage).
Trainer-trainee ratio is kept at 1:15 for this program to have individual attention and proper monitoring.
How we utilise funds
Out of one rupee (INR1.00/-) raised, we spend 0.60 on training for children (Trainer remuneration, which helps the educated, unemployed/underemployed youth whom we have chosen and trained as our trainers + Training of Trainers), 0.20 on Training materials, 0.10 on monitoring and 0.10 on program admin costs.
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