Education & Employment
About our Education and Employment Program
Project Mainstream is a vocational training and micro credit support program that we run in Mumbai. It aims at imparting gainful employment to street children and migrants from villages with the objective of enabling them to be a respectable part of mainstream society.
Project Mainstream
Since 1994 Project Mainstream focuses with an objective in providing vocational and small business training to the underprivileged street and slum youth (age group 18 to 25 years) in Mumbai. These youth are mostly runaways from other cities who come to Mumbai to pursue a career, are then misled in a direction unknown to them [...]
Blasts of 13 July,2011
The city of Mumbai has become very susceptible to such terror attacks and bomb blasts and it has become very common place to hear about such an occurring. Recently, the city witnessed one more such blast on the 13th of July 2011. 17 were killed and 131 injured leaving behind their helpless families and dependents. [...]
Terror project
The dependents of the victims of various terror attacks have all of a sudden lost their emotional and financial backbone. The demise or severe injury of their parents has brought their life to a standstill for no fault of theirs. They now live in a world of darkness. Through the scholarship program we aim to kindle a ray [...]
Food for Education – Night Schools
Another of RNCT’s newest ventures in this project is with 150 night schools in 23 wards of Mumbai city which are facing serious survival problem owing to an absence of a strong policy position from the government and general apathy from the community at large, especially the educationists in particular. On an average these night [...]
Food for Education
The Food Project has been going on since 1990 and has been appreciated by one and all for its benefits to the poor children Mumbai. The food is prepared centrally in the kitchens of the trust and then distributed to the children through networking with NGOs who work with the poor children. Around 7000 children [...]