The first batch training of the two-day training workshop organized for the selected 150 Balasabha Children as part of the Liora Fest was held at Thanneermukkam, Alappuzha. The Udyam Learning Foundation had awarded the Monsoon Fellowship to 150 people who were selected for the state level from among the Balasabha members who were part of the summer camp organized during the recent summer vacation. 75 Balasabha members from Kasaragod, Kannur, Wayanad, Kozhikode, Malappuram, Kottayam, Palakkad and Alappuzha districts participated in the workshop. As part of the study camp, these children discussed many topics ranging from how to turn children's talents into income, what can be done against drugs, and what food habits should be adopted for health protection.
Kudumbashree aimed to develop scientific awareness and personality development skills among the Balasabha members through the Liora Fest Summer Camp. 10 children who participated and performed well in the camp held during the recent vacation were selected from each district and from Attappady Special Project, making a total of 150 children. They are trained by Mentors during the vacations for a year. In addition to the study camps, discussions, seminars, art programmes, investigative projects and cultural gatherings will also be organized. As part of these activities, the children who present the best ideas will also get the opportunity to present their ideas at the International Innovation Conclave proposed to be organized in January 2026. The training camp for children in the remaining districts will be organized on 9-10 August 2025.
Dr. B. Sreejith, Programme Officer, Kudumbashree, Ranjith, District Mission Coordinator, Kudumbashree Alappuzha District Mission, Arun P. Rajan, State Programme Manager, Kudumbashree, Tony Jose, Senior Manager, Udyam Learning Foundation, Dr. P. Satyanesan, Member, State Textbook Committee and Swathi Krishnan, State Assistant Programme Manager, Kudumbashree led the first batch workshop.
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