Forum for Rural Income and Environmental Development Services

The Resin Training Programme was successfully conducted at the Divisional Level in Kayts at the Common Hall, Town, Jaffna.
A total of 30 participants attended the training programme. The objective of the training was to enhance participants’ skills and knowledge in resin-based product making, supporting their livelihood development. The training included both theoretical instructions and practical demonstrations, enabling participants to gain hands-on experience in resin crafting techniques.

The Jewellery Making Training Programme was successfully conducted on 07th April 2026 at the Karaveddy DS Office Training Hall. A total of 20 participants attended the training programme. The objective of the training was to enhance participants’ skills and knowledge in jewellery making, enabling them to improve their livelihood opportunities.

A technical training programme on bag making and purse making was successfully conducted at the Divisional Secretariat Office Hall in Mahakumbukkadawala on 17th, 20th, and 23rd March 2026. The programme was organized with the objective of enhancing vocational skills and promoting income-generating opportunities among women.

A total of 15 female participants actively took part in the training, gaining hands-on experience and practical knowledge in producing bags and purses. The sessions focused on developing technical skills, improving product quality, and encouraging entrepreneurship among the participants.

A street drama awareness programme on alcohol and drug prevention was successfully conducted in the Karaveddy Division, covering both Karaveddy West and East areas. The programme targeted mixed community groups with the objective of raising awareness on the harmful effects of alcohol and drug use and promoting positive behavioral change.

The awareness session was carried out through an engaging street drama performance by the Semmukam Drama Group, which effectively communicated key messages in an interactive and culturally appropriate manner. The use of drama helped to capture the attention of the audience and encouraged community participation and reflection.

A total of 200 community members participated in the programme, along with the support of 10 government officers who attended and contributed to the initiative.