Watch /Listen: 3P’s skill development online session held on 3rd July for Children’s Home for Boys and State Home for Women and Child, a DCPUD Unit by clicking here –

Topic – Spoken English classes (Introduction)
Overview –
This session was conducted by Yasmeen M, M.A., M.Ed., an Assistant Teacher at the Govt. High School Shri.S R Bommai,Gokul Hubli.
During this session, the following topics were covered –

1. Introduction to sentences and their types.
2. Subject and predicate.

Watch/Listen: 3p’s skill development online session held on 14th July@ at Sneha Open Shelter home for girls, DCPUD Unit by clicking here –

Topic – Money management
Overview –
During today’s session, the importance of money management was discussed with the children. The below in line with this topic was discussed –
The 3 golden rules for money management are –
#1: Don’t spend more than you earn.
#2. “7-Day Rule”
#3. Budgeting – This is done through the 25% / 50% / 25% rule –

• Savings – 25%.
• Spending – 50% (Needs 30% and Wants 20%).
• Investment – 25%.

Watch/Listen: 3p’s skill development online session held on 9th July@ at the Govt.KPS Goppankoppa Primary School, by clicking here –

Topic: Good Touch and Bad Touch

Overview –
This session was conducted by Dr Deepti Joshi is currently working as a Pediatric Ophthalmologist at M M Joshi Eye Institute, Hubli, Karnataka. In addition, she is professionally taking care of Children’s eyes, and she is passionately involved in various activities about safeguarding children against child sexual abuse. She was a pioneer in conducting an activity to educate 2300 teachers at a single time in a single place in the year 2020, which was enrolled in the Limca Book of World Records. 

During this session, she explained to the children/inmates the following points –

• Understanding Good Touch and Bad Touch, and its causes.
• Measures to protect/safeguard themselves against Bad Touch/sexual abuse.
• How can Bad Touch/sexual abuse occur over social media platforms/digitally, and what can they do to protect themselves.