Under the Integrated Rural Development Project in Dhule district, Maharashtra, implemented by Nidan with support from the HG Foundation, an International Yoga Day programme was organised in Kapadane, bringing together 47 community members in a celebration of health, wellness, and collective well-being.
Under the Integrated Rural Development Project in Dhule district, Maharashtra, implemented by Nidan with support from the HG Foundation, women participated in a tailoring training session focused on stitching children’s uniform pants.
Under the Integrated Rural Development Project in Dhule district, Maharashtra, implemented by Nidan with support from the HG Foundation, a tailoring skill development session was organised for women participants.
Under the Integrated Rural Development Project in Dhule district, Maharashtra, implemented by Nidan with support from the HG Foundation, hygiene kits were distributed to students of Classes 7 to 10 in Sawalde village.
A livelihood support distribution programme was organised in Dhule by Nidan in collaboration with HG Foundation and HG Infra Engineering Ltd. at SSVPS Deore Engineering College.
Under the Integrated Rural Development Project in Dhule district, Maharashtra, implemented by Nidan with support from the HG Foundation, a training session was conducted for selected self-help group (SHG) women from Kal Khede village.
Under the Integrated Rural Development Project in Dhule district, Maharashtra, implemented by Nidan with support from the HG Foundation, a general healthcare camp was conducted at the sub-centre in Kal Khede village.
Under the Integrated Rural Development Project in Dhule district, Maharashtra, implemented by Nidan with support from the HG Foundation, mineral mixture was distributed for cattle in Biladi village, benefiting around twenty households.
A tailoring training session was conducted for women in Dhule, where they were taught how to take measurements for shirts and school uniforms.
A career counselling session was organised for students of Classes 10 and 12 in Kal Khede village, Dhule, with around 45–50 students participating.