Pune: As a significant part of the company’s CSR intervention, Tata Chemicals Community Development arm, Tata Chemicals Society of Rural Development (TCSRD), in partnership with the NGO 'Light of Life Trust' (LOLT) established a Livelihood and Skill Training Center in Mulshi, Pune.
This center is set to benefit around 430 individuals from 10 villages around the Tata Chemicals Innovation Center during the fiscal year 2024-25.
The center will not only provide training but also assist the trained individuals in securing employment or facilitating the establishment of their entrepreneurial venture.
Through this comprehensive skill center introduced in Mulshi by TCSRD and LOLT, a range of short-term training courses, including AC Technician, Electrician, Computers, Beauty care, Spoken English, Mehendi Design, and Job Readiness Training will be offered.
“By equipping surrounding community individuals with essential skills and resources, we aim to catalyze sustainable development and create opportunities for economic independence.
We look forward to seeing the positive impact this center will have on the lives of individuals and families in the Mulshi area. We extend our gratitude to all partners and stakeholders who have supported us in making this vision a reality,” said Dr. Richard Lobo – Head - Innovation, R&D, CQH and, Chief Ethics Counselor at Tata Chemicals.
Alok Chandra, Chief - Health, Safety & Environment and CSR at Tata Chemicals said, “We commissioned an extensive study that highlighted a significant gap in livelihood opportunities within the communities surrounding our Innovation Centre.
To foster long-term improvement in the communities we have established Mulshi’s first skill training center to equip individuals with the necessary skills for sustainable livelihoods enabling them to secure employment or establish their businesses.
Our collaboration with Light of Life Trust would lead to capacity building and spearhead a transformative shift in the Mulshi area.”
Villy Doctor, Founder & Management Trustee, from Light of Life Trust, stated, “By running this skill center, we aim to further Tata Chemicals’ endeavor to uplift many people's lives in the Mulshi region.
This initiative will create a more equitable and prosperous future for the local community by empowering individuals with the skills needed for sustainable employment and entrepreneurship.”
