

Photo: RP
Deoghar: Girls residing at the Juvenile Home-cum-Observation Home in Deoghar will receive vocational and life skills training under a 90-day programme beginning November 3. The initiative will provide instruction in beauty care, computer education and basic health awareness, with the aim of helping participants become self-reliant and reintegrate into mainstream society.
Deputy Commissioner Saurabh Kumar Bhuvania reviewed preparations for the programme at a meeting held at the Collectorate on Saturday. He directed the officials concerned to complete all necessary arrangements before the training begins and ensure its smooth implementation.
The programme will cater to girls aged 15 to 18 and focus on developing practical skills while also promoting their physical and mental well-being. The training is expected to provide them with useful knowledge and skills that could improve their future employment and livelihood opportunities.
The Deputy Commissioner said the initiative was aimed at empowering the girls economically and socially so that they could lead independent lives with dignity after leaving the institution. He stressed the importance of providing them with opportunities to acquire skills that would help them build a better future.
Deputy Development Commissioner Piyush Sinha, Sub-Divisional Officer Ravi Kumar, ADSS, the Assistant Public Relations Officer, and representatives of the District Mineral Foundation Trust (DMFT) and Skill Development teams attended the meeting.
