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Knowledge Connectivity Kalam Award presented to NMCT
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NMCT is a
Non Profit Organization registered as a Public Charitable Trust in the year
1988 under the Indian Trusts Act 1882.It covers the Geographical areas of
Coimbatore District as regards to Integrated Livelihood Supports for Tribes,
Care & Support for the HIV infected families, Health and Nutrition
Education for Women & Children. Both Coimbatore and Tirpur Districts are
covered for Targeted Intervention for Migrant Industrial Workers. Silai School
Project covers 10 Districts namely Coimbatore, Tirpur, Erode, Krishnagiri,
Dharmapuri, Nilgris, Dindigul, Karur,and Namakkal. .The areas of Environment
Protection, Education, Health and Livelihood Development are focused on long
term commitment with an integrated approach to address the underlying Social
and Economic causes.
NMCT has
been focusing on achieving maximum impact in the areas of Health interventions
and Livelihood generation. Around one thousand families infected by HIV/AIDS
have been provided with care and support for treatment services, nutritional
food supplements and health care activities in 8 blocks of Coimbatore district.
The health and nutrition education in Anamalai block covering school and
community children, adolescents & women has impacted thousands of children,
adolescents and women in practicing healthy lifestyle through regular
nutritious food. The targeted interventions among the migrant industrial
workers in Coimbatore and Tirupur districts by and large supported and
supplemented the efforts of the Government initiatives in reducing prevalence
of HIV/AIDS in the above districts. The South Zone Board of Continuing
Education appreciates the above projects implemented by Shri.A.S.Sankara
Narayanan.
The
South Zone Board of Continuing Education takes pride in conferring upon Shri.A.S.Sankara Narayanan, Managing Trustee
of NMCT, the Knowledge Connectivity Kalam Award for the year 2016-17on 25 th
September 2017 at Kalai arangam Triumanamandapam, Trichy on the occasion of
International Literacy Day Celebration.
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