Thrusts of KSSS

KSSS consistently add value to the industry and the communities through these programmes, especially for the drop-out youths, young women and men by brushing-up their skills in different trades like Beautician, Mobile repairing, tailoring etc. Along with the trade skills, organization scaled up their capacity through training on Personality Development, Interpersonal Skills, Communication Skills and Life-Skills.

Through SHG (Self Help Groups), Women and adolescence groups are organised in the villages. These groups are facilitated with trainings and Workshops on education, WaSH, Empowerment, Collective Savings, Book-Keeping, Documentation, Income Generation Programmes like Pickle Making, Jam Making, Collective Farming, Knitting, Tailoring, and so on. Ultimately these trainings and workshops focus on strengthening and empowering the rural community in basic literacy, social awareness and social leadership.

KSSS has always been a holistic approach to support livelihoods. In addition, to enhance the sustainable livelihood of disadvantaged families and disabled youth, an organization provide training and tools of agriculture practices like vermin compost, garment making, Kitchen garden, Sweater Weaving, Garland making, Mat making with woollen, Beekeeping, Pickle making, Dairy and Livestock, Plantation of Fruit trees etc. which they use for the betterment of their lives.

KSSS renders income generation activities through its multiple vocational training programmes. Under these programmes, vocational education in different trades (Automobile Mechanic, Hospitality Management, Computer designing and Animation, Graphic and Web designing) is designed for the employability of the rural youths and the drop-outs.

Through these programmes, the SHG groups organize trainings on Gender Discriminations, Eve-Teasing, Dowry, Domestic Violence and Gender Equality in order to promote Equal Participation and Freedom of Choice. Equality between men and women is a matter of basic Human Rights and the indivisible condition for social recognition. Giving respect and dignity for women is at the centre of all our works. Gender policy is being implemented in all our social developmental programmes.

Sustainable management of natural resources like, water, soil, forest, biodiversity and ecosystem is enhanced through awareness creation and taking appropriate steps for preserving them. We also teach environmental protective skilled activities like basket making, ladder making, rope making and leaf plates making that may reduce the use of plastics in view of skilled self employment to the rural villagers. We also create Van Panchayats and Natural Resource Management Committees in order to spread the need of protecting the environment. These activities also involve effective techniques like organic farming, crop-rotation methods, soil conservation practices, rain-water harvesting systems, eradication of chemical pesticides and fertilizers along with promotion of bio-pesticides and fertilizers.