One of the biggest hurdles in development of underprivileged masses is lack of employable skills among students and youths. Therefore, CDSA works with the communities on employable skills, entrepreneurship development and life skills that will give sustainable livelihood sources.
- Skill up-gradation compatible to the updated global market trend
- Increasing securities for livelihood through self-employment, small businesses, co-operatives, non-farms, off-farm and farm activities such as organic farming, small and medium scale industries and government schemes that will make masses as self-reliant i.e Atmanirbhar Bharat
- Livelihood promotion through trainings, subsidies and implementation of exclusive and time bound schemes for the welfare and development of weaker section
- Making use of available training provided by Government and Private sector
- Personality Development i.e. Communication skills, English speaking and training to face interviews professionally
- Train girls and young women to take up small scale entrepreneurship Making Available seed capital to start small ventures individually and in groups
