SANCHAR organized a consultation on "perspective building regarding livelihood opportunities in West Bengal with a special focus on persons with disabilities" at Rotary Sadan on 23rd December 2015 in collaboration with Majhihira National Basic Educational Institution (MNBEI), Purulia and with the support of Sightsavers India. There were arrangements for mobile registration of PWDs by Special Employment Exchange and display of handicraft products made by persons with disabilities. A total of 200 participants have attended this event. The event was graced by the presence of Smt. Ranu Bhattacharya, State Commissioner (Persons with Disabilities), Govt. of West Bengal, Smt. Sibani Bhattacharya, Joint Director of Special Employment Exchange for the Physically Handicapped, and Shri Dilip Banerjee, Borad Member of SANCHAR. We are thankful to them. We would also like to convey our thanks to Mr. Prasenjit Majumdar, National Institute for Hearing Handicapped, Mr. Abhijit Ghosh, National Institute for Orthopedically Handicapped, Mr. Debdulal Chakraborty, National Institute for Visually Handicapped. Dr. Tapasi Biswas and Anuradha Mukherjee, Vivekananda College, Thakurpukur, Mr. Bikas Agrawal, National Institute of Fashion Technology, Mr. Sukhendu Bank, Tata Institute of Social Science and Jayaprakash Institute of Social Change and Mr. Souraj Mohanty, Anudip Foundation for Social Welfare for their presence as guest speakers. Thanks to Ms. Sampa Paul and the entire team of Sightsavers Kolkata and all employees of MNBEI, Purulia, for their cooperation and support. We are also thankful to Ms. Indira Ghosh from National Institute for Hearing Handicapped for her presence as sign language interpreter in the event. Thanks to Priyanka Neogi from Mentaid, Sneha Das Gupta and Arnab Kumar Bhattacharya for sharing their experiences. A special note of thanks to Sayantani Roy, Rourib Das, Disha Sarkar and Alpana Dewan for volunteering with us in the event.

Training and Resource Division

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Today SANCHAR has built its capacity as a Training Centre at National Level based on its 28 years of experience and has developed a replicable Community Based Rehabilitation model towards a disability inclusive development.

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Swabalambi

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Swabalambi is an inclusive income generation group of young adults with disabilities and their friends and family members who have already been trained as part of SANCHAR’s livelihood intervention.

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Braille Printing Division

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The Braille Printing Division was set up in 2005 as part of the Resource Support Unit. Earlier the division used to publish various Acts, advocacy documents, Govt. schemes and facilities both in English and Bengali version.

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