Project

Our Projects

At Swami Vivekananda Junior College, Barhe, our work goes beyond classrooms — we’re building opportunities that empower tribal youth, uplift families, and strengthen our community. These are the key initiatives currently in progress:

Expansion of the Skill Training Center

We are upgrading our training facilities to better equip students and community members for the future.

  • Adding more computers, advanced sewing machines, and modern training tools.
  • Introducing new vocational courses in digital literacy, computer applications, and handicraft production.

Establishing a Dedicated Livelihood Training Block

A new space designed to bridge the gap between education and employability.

  • Additional classrooms and activity labs to meet growing demand.
  • Specialized training units for MSCIT certification, tailoring, and driving courses.
  • Driving program to include Japanese and German language training, preparing students for international job opportunities and higher earning potential.

100% Community Inclusion in Training

We believe learning is for everyone — not just students.

  • Free or subsidized training for all eligible youth and women in Barhe and nearby villages.
  • Flexible batch timings tailored for students, homemakers, and working adults.

Sustainable Menstrual Hygiene Initiative

Empowering women while improving health.

  • Expansion of the Saafkins production unit to train and employ more local women.
  • Distributing Saafkins to rural areas and spreading menstrual hygiene awareness.

Digital Empowerment of Students

Bringing the modern world to our rural classrooms.

  • Providing every student with access to digital devices and internet facilities.
  • Specialized IT training for better job prospects in both rural and urban markets.

Infrastructure for Holistic Development

A healthy, inspiring environment for learning.

  • Additional toilets, kitchen facilities, and library resources.
  • A dedicated recreation and sports zone for physical and mental well-being.

Strengthening Environmental Responsibility

Education rooted in sustainability.

  • Expanding the Miyawaki Forest plantation to create a greener, climate-resilient campus.
  • Launching a student-led Green Club to run environmental projects and awareness drives.

Career Pathway & Job Placement Programs

Turning education into real-world opportunities.

  • Building partnerships with industries for internships, apprenticeships, and direct job placements.
  • Hosting annual career fairs for students and alumni.