Vedanta Foundation joins hands with Mumbai Police
Vedanta Foundation
joins hands with
Mumbai Police to offer
Vocational Training
Programs for Police
Welfare
joins hands with
Mumbai Police to offer
Vocational Training
Programs for Police
Welfare
Mumbai: Vedanta foundation, a multifaceted philanthropic initiative of London listed world’s most dynamic business group Vedanta Resources Plc has joined hands with Mumbai Police to provide basic computer education and vocational training for the police families across Mumbai.
The first coaching center at Worli
police station was inaugurated by Mr. Rakesh Maria, Police Commissioner of Greater Mumbai Police and
Mrs. Preeti Maria, Social Activist, Mumbai in the presence of Mrs. Suman Didwania, Trustee- Vedanta
Foundation, Dr. Lona Nayak , CEO- Vedanta foundation.
Vedanta Foundation, the fully funded charitable
trust of Vedanta Resources Plc with a heart for social development will offers basic computer coaching classes and vocational
programs like tailoring and beautician to the Children, spouse, relatives of
police families in Mumbai. In this venture Vedanta Foundation will be
providing computers, trainers, exam organization, certification whereas the
local police personnel’s would be assisting in mobilizing students from police colonies.
Vedanta Foundation planning to start many more
centers at various locations like Marol, Mahim
etc and will be assisting them for suitable placement opportunities after
completing their courses. Vedanta Foundation recently organized a placement drive
at Vithalwadi, Ulhasnagar where companies like Serco, Yoma International, DKI
Apparel, Pamac Finserve Pvt Ltd, Axis bank, Mc Donald’s, CCD and many more came
forward for recruitments.
While inaugurating the new centre Mr. Rakesh Maria, Police Commissioner of Greater Mumbai Police said
I am delighted to be associated with Vedanta Foundation and grateful to have
introduced vocational training programs for police welfare. “I am sure these
efforts would be soon acknowledged by many more organizations who would come
forward to contribute for such noble cause”.
Mrs. Suman Didwania,
Trustee-Vedanta Foundation said
“The Foundation is committed to bring social changes through various activities
for the people in India and I am very happy to initiate such services for
police personnel. Speaking at the launch Dr. Lona Nayak, CEO-Vedanta Foundation
said “In India we have more than 300 centers
where we provide basic computer education, tailoring, Beautician and Mehendi
design etc to below poverty line talented aspirants. Till today we have trained more than Ten lakh people across the nation” added Dr. Nayak.
About
Vedanta Foundation:
Registered public
charitable trust, the Vedanta foundation is funded by Vedanta Group of
Industries is initiated on 15th September 1992 for the
development of the less privileged, Child care, Education, Health, Women
Empowerment and Tribal welfare project. Foundation is striving for the betterment of the
underprivileged population of the country through focused social development programs
culminating into transformation of one
million lives each year.
The Foundation is
running various projects like Vedanta Vocational Training Program, two
Vocational Skill Training Center, Vedanta Umeed and BAL Chetna
which has 4689 Anganwadi/childcare canters across the country.
Under Vedanta
E-Shiksha Program, the foundation has tied up with state governments of
Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Goa, Odisha, Karnataka and Bihar for running Computer
Aided Learning program in 6000 Government Schools, wherein the foundation has
given.
Vedanta Post Graduates
Girls College at Ringus, Rajasthan encourages girl
students to pursue higher education. Vedanta College of Management and
Information Technology, Ulhasnagar, Maharashtra provides opportunity
of Higher and Professional Education to the students from underprivileged
section of the society.
For more information
please log on to www.vedantafoundation.org
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