Over the years, our capacity-building efforts have helped the social development and frontline cadres including:
The CINI Method represents our commitment to a human rights-based approach (HRBA) that permeates all aspects of our interventions. This approach is integral to our capacity-building framework, influencing how we design and conduct all our training programmes. Our goal is to translate human and children's rights from theory into tangible practice, positively impacting the lives of children across various systems.
Recognition as Anganwadi Training Centre (AWTC) since 1980.
Capacity building for Anganwadi Workers (AWWs), Helpers (AWHs), and supervisors in Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition.
Initiatives like 'Tracking of Malnutrition and its Management' in 2013-2014.
Collaboration with UNICEF and Bikramshila for mentoring & monitoring support.
Accreditation as National Training Site of ASHA program.
Expansion into 'Geriatric and Palliative Care' training.
Accreditation as a 'Kshamta Kendra' in collaboration with SAATHII and SACS.
Acting as the State Partner for the 'Community Health Care Management Initiative' (CHCMI).
Providing Rural Community Health Exposure for nursing students.
Regional training site for Rashtriya Kishore Swasthya Karyakram (RKSK) in 9 states.
Involvement in digitized census projects with the Ministry of Rural Development.
Technical support for partner organizations in various projects.
Serving as a Learning Hub for TISS-affiliated B. Voc. Course on Child Protection and Early Childhood Development.
Annually, we train an average of 10,000 individuals at the CINI Training Unit and through external initiatives.