Child caretakers learn new skills

Srinagar, August 10 A five-day training programme on “Up-Skilling in Child Care Taker” commenced at Conference Hall, Kargil, on Saturday, according to officials. The programme aims to enhance the skills of child care takers in the region and is organised...

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Updated At : 06:54 AM Aug 11, 2024 IST

Srinagar, August 10

A five-day training programme on “Up-Skilling in Child Care Taker” commenced at Conference Hall, Kargil, on Saturday, according to officials.

The programme aims to enhance the skills of child care takers in the region and is organised by home management and care giver sector in collaboration with District Skill Committee, Kargil, and Ladakh Skill Development Mission.

District Programme Officer, ICDS, Nargis Bano, highlighted the importance of such initiatives in enhancing skills of caretakers, ensuring better care and support for children. — OC

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