Developments as of dec 2012
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As of now we have purchased six acres of land and developing 3.25 acres initially. We have fenced part of the property, Installed a deep bore well - motorized. Planted trees, Build three shed for teaching.
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Developments as of dec 2012
- 2. OUR ENTRANCE TO WORLD ENVISION Still we have to construct a gate and arch which will be done by February 2013 hopefully.
- 3. WE HAVE PUT A DEEP BOREWELL AND TAKEN OUR ELECTRICAL SUPPLY We still have to construct a over head tank and a Electrical Room.
- 4. OUR MUSHROOM CULTIVATION UNIT. NOW WE ARE CULTIVATING 12 KGS PER DAY. We are aiming to put still four sheds more and increase our production to 35 kgs per day.
- 5. WELDING WORKS GOING ON…
- 6. WE HAVE FENCED PART OF 3.25 ACRES THE REST TO BE FENCED SHORTLY
- 7. OUR TEACHING FACILTY AS OF NOW… We still have to construct one more Shed for teaching tailoring and candle making for women and one for teaching welding plumbing and electrical wiring for boys. English and computer basics will be taught to everybody
- 8. CHILDREN LEARNING IN OUR FACILTY We still have to construct one more Shed for teaching tailoring and candle making for women and one for teaching welding plumbing and electrical wiring for boys. English and computer basics will be taught to everybody