Thursday, 30 July 2015

SKILL

 VOCATIONAL SKILL

Chance For A Life With Dignity
Due to poverty and lack of access to basic quality education, many children in slums drop out from the schools and get engaged in income generating activities. But since they are unskilled, they end up being petty labourers, vendors or collect garbage on and off streets. AAS Organisation aims at ending this vicious cycle of poverty and providing vocational skills to adolescents and youth especially girls to increase their chances of finding a respectable profession and becoming a contributing member of the society.
How Does Skill Development Impect on People and Society ?
People who participate in training can access better working and payment conditions, a higher employability and a better quality of life. Developing qualifications and competencies should guarantee their capacity to adapt to changes in technologies and the organization of work..
Society perceives the impact of the development of competencies as jobs of higher quality, higher employment and formality rates, reduction of poverty, social inclusion, respect for labor rights and competitiveness on global markets.
Additionally, the development of qualifications can also help build more equitable societies. There is a close relationship between the various forms of labour market exclusion – such as unemployment, underemployment and low wages – and poverty and discrimination. Therefore, training actions which contribute to solve such forms of exclusion will have a direct bearing on the fight against poverty and social exclusion. Social benefits include sensitive issues such as reducing violence and crime rates, and becoming more integrated to the family, the community or the society as a whole.
Health and Survival,Nurturing Lives:Bringing Smile
Nearly one-fourth of India’s urban population or about 100 million persons reside in slum or slum-like conditions with very limited access to health and other basic services. The health status of the urban poor population is considerably worse off than the rest of the urban population. Every day, large numbers of children are dying in Delhi slums, because of lack of access to basic health care facilities.
AAS Organisation works with the children from the most marginalized, economically deprived families to support them in treatment of critical illnesses. The parents usually do not have a huge amount of money to spend on treatment of such illnesses. The organization sponsors treatment of children and helps them to get back to their normal lives.

AAS Organisation has provided support for many children till date. Recently, the organization supported surgeries of three children at a government hospital. The parents of these children work as a daily wage laborer. The surgery has helped to restore the childhood of these children who now lead a normal life.

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