‘ISTC’ Distributes Certificates to 150 Students

New Delhi: Organized by ‘Innovation and Skill Training Centre’ run by Human Welfare Foundation under Vision 2026 at Abul Fazal Enclave, Jamia Nagar, distributed training certificates to 150 students on completion of various skill training courses. This includes 150 candidates in nursing, computer and other programs.

Rihan Khan Suri, Pro Vice Chancellor, Delhi Skill and Entrepreneur University graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. He appreciated this initiative of Vision 2026 and called it a very important step.

Encouraging the students, he said that this initiative of Human Welfare Foundation is very important in fulfilling the goal of Skill India, especially with respect to girls who have obtained Nursing Certificates today.

He said, “We have seen during the days of Corona, the huge shortage of health workers, the reason why the importance of such centers increases manifold. This initiative of Vision 2026 will prove to be a milestone in nation building.”

On this occasion, T Arif Ali, Chairman, Vision Governing Council said that financial resources play an important role in the development of any society and it is very important to have skills for employment. We need to strengthen our society financially. The efforts of the Foundation is towards achieving the goal of eradicating poverty from the society.

“A successful daughter is always a valuable asset to the entire family,” He added.

The Employment Department of Human Welfare Foundation has launched a nationwide economic awareness campaign under which youth are trained in Computer, Nursing, English speaking, Dialysis Technician, Digital Marketing and Customer Care Executive.

Also skill trainings are conducted in Goat rearing, Poultry farming, Mosquito net making, professional driving, and dozens of other fields.

The Program was attended by PK Noufal, CEO, Human Welfare Foundation, Salimullah Khan, Education Manager, Vision 2026,  Zahid Hussain,  Head , Employment Department, and Noor Muhammad Program Head, Employment Department.

Vocational Training Workshops

.We conduct vocational training workshops to help underprivileged segments of the society improve their technical skills, enhance their employability level and enable them for employment and entrepreneurship.

In 2021, we organized four-day workshops for automobile technicians in Haryana, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan providing successful training for 90 technicians. HWF also conducted workshops in Maharashtra for solar electricians associating with NSDC providing training for 212 participants.

In 2020-21, we organized a four-day workshop for two & three wheeler automobile technicians in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. 30 technicians successfully completed the training.

Innovation and Skill Training Centre – ISTC

India is one of the youngest nations in the world with more than 54% of the total population below 25 years of age. In next 20 years, the labour force in India will increase by 32%. Skill development training will improve the employability level and will enable the youth for employment and entrepreneurship. Skill development provides employment and entrepreneurship opportunity for the youth.

It is a fact that a gap exists between the academic curriculum and actual requirement in industry and other sectors. Skill development programs identify the skill requirement, plan and implement required skill development programs. Though self-employment is one of the solutions to address unemployment issues, if the youth are not educated and trained for the skill requirement, they cannot succeed in that.

The objective of Innovation and Skill Training Centre is to help the community for employment and entrepreneurship.

ISTC offers the most sophisticated and comprehensive courses for aspiring young men and women in India.

ISTC Offer Skill Development Courses in Paramedical and Computer Science. We Have Approx 36 Courses in Computer and 10 Courses in Paramedical. ISTC Delhi is Delhi Largest Skill Training Center with great Infrastructure for the Students with all the latest Tool and Technology.

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Research Guidance Programs

We act as a promoter of research by motivating student to conduct research activities as well as a supporter of research by guiding research scholars through their research. Under Research Guidance Program, a webinar was organized in which 25 research scholars from different central universities like AMU, JMI, Hyderabad University, JNU and DU participated.

CTAG – Talent Mentorship Program

CTAG (Career and Training Advancement Group) has embarked on a remarkable mission that is both inspirational and transformative. Our primary goal is to offer mentorship and academic guidance to a carefully selected cohort of talented minority students, starting from the 9th grade and continuing until they embark on their professional careers. This initiative is designed to bridge the gaps in educational opportunities and empower young individuals from marginalized backgrounds to reach their full potential.

The selection process for this program is rigorous and merit-based. Approximately 25 students are chosen each year based on their performance in the National Minority Talent Search Exam, which is conducted by the Human Welfare Foundation. This exam serves as a platform for identifying and recognizing promising talent among minority communities, often characterized by their limited access to educational and career opportunities.

The aim of CTAG is not only to provide educational support but to create a platform for these talented minority students to fulfill their career aspirations and become leaders and role models in their respective fields. We believe that by investing in their potential, we are not only transforming their lives but also contributing to the overall progress and development of their communities.

NVK – Sectorwise Activities

The major areas of intervention by Nagrik Vikas Kendras:

• Advocacy
• Baseline Surveys and Data Bank
• Awareness Campaigns about Govt Schemes
• Assistance in Acquiring Documents
• Assistance in Filling Applications
• Grievance Redressal
• Training and Capacity Building

Vocational Training Centres

Human Welfare Foundation’s skill development and vocational training projects aims at helping underprivileged segments of the society improve their technical skills, enhance their employability level and enable them for employment and entrepreneurship.  Such institutes are set up in most backward regions in the country. 

HWF establishes Vocational Training Centres (VTC) and Skill Development Centres (SDC) to provide short-term job-oriented courses. These courses are designed to make youth especially from backward communities capable of securing decent jobs in various industries. Currently, HWF runs seven such centres in Delhi, Haryana, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Manipur, and Rajasthan.

Self Employment and Sustainable Livelihood Projects

This program intends at supporting poor households with opportunities for income enhancement leading towards economic mobility. Under the program, we provide individuals and communities with training in small-scale skills and interest-free business loans which offer them dignified and well sustainable ways to make a living.

During this year, we implemented 114 projects in the states of Delhi, Bihar, Assam, Jharkhand, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan providing livelihood means such as e-rickshaw, wheel cart, small business shop, service centre, production unit, goat farm, etc.

Vocational Training Workshops

Human Welfare Foundation  is dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of underprivileged individuals. We firmly believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to improve their circumstances and access better opportunities. To this end, we have taken the initiative to conduct vocational training workshops that are specifically designed to empower those who might not have had access to formal education or technical training.

The primary objective of these workshops is to equip participants with the technical skills necessary to enhance their employability and encourage entrepreneurial endeavors. We recognize that gaining proficiency in various trades and technical fields is crucial for individuals to secure stable employment and even potentially start their own businesses.

In recent times, we have successfully organized a series of workshops covering a wide range of technical disciplines. These workshops have been meticulously crafted to cater to the diverse needs of the participants. Some of the key areas we have focused on include automobile repair, electrical work, solar technology, and the operation of heavy machinery like JCBs.

As we move forward, our goal is to continue expanding and diversifying our vocational training initiatives. We are committed to providing more individuals with the tools they need to create a better future for themselves and their families. By doing so, we aim to uplift the underprivileged segments of our society, fostering economic independence and self-sufficiency. Through these efforts, we hope to build a stronger and more equitable community, where everyone has the chance to realize their full potential.

Covid Handholding Project

COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdowns have adversely impacted individual lives of the middle class and lower middle class irrespective of their caste, creed, and gender. It has brought economical and financial challenges for the marginalized and low-income groups from the unorganized sector. ‘COVID-19 Handholding Project’ is an initiative by HWF to brave this unprecedented situation, to ensure our contribution in handholding of the needy in their challenging times and to play our part in the nation-building.

The project aims at providing financial assistance in the form of loans to the individuals whose livelihood activities got adversely affected due to the COVID pandemic and related restrictions. This project also addresses the issues of micro and small livelihood activities. So far, as the first phase, we have implemented 500+ livelihood projects in different parts of the country.