Kannaki Nagar Social Welfare Trust (Kswt)

The journey commenced over 15 years ago when three dropout children were discovered on the roadside under a streetlight. The term "slum" often conjures images of resettlement colonies associated with crime, violence, drugs, and illicit activities. However, the underlying issue is the lack of quality education and social well-being. With a dream of fostering social well-being and a positive living environment, the initiative was undertaken to counteract the negatives and introduce free education for societal upliftment. Over the years, the endeavour has impacted more than 1700 learners, encompassing academic, dropout, and non-academic categories. The commitment involves providing free food, snacks, learning accessories, and engaging tutors and mentors to enhance social skills. The focus remains unwavering—to uphold the hopes of learners and their families, addressing issues like pain, betrayal, manoeuvring, economic challenges, and personal problems. The multifaceted approach includes f

Addressing the impediments to women's economic empowerment is foundational for poverty reduction, food security, sustainable economic growth, and the realization of gender equality. Strategies for economic empowerment encompass enhancing skills and access to productive resources, refining the enabling and institutional environment, and aiding women in making informed decisions regarding economic growth. Skill development is seen as a tool to empower individuals and enhance their social acceptance or value.

The vision is to add value and meaning to the remaining years of the elders' lives by providing better food, and clothes, finding cost-effective housing options, and encouraging family reunification. For slum kids and children, even small contributions can create a significant positive change. The organisation cooks and serves food, provides food kits, and seeks support for these efforts, emphasizing the impact of collective contributions on the lives of those in need.