The session conducted on March 20, 2025, at Kinniya Nadutheevu Social Service Centre. The session, led by Mr. M.C. Marzook, provided valuable insights on organic farming, home gardening, and self-employment opportunities in agriculture. A total of 53 participants (43 males, 10 females) actively engaged in discussions and hands-on training. Rev. Fr. Dr. B. Paul Robinson emphasized the importance of self-reliance through farming, while Kinniya Divisional Secretary, Mr. Mohamed Kani, assured government support for PWDs in agriculture. This initiative aims to empower PWDs by promoting self-sufficiency, food security, and sustainable livelihoods. Future plans include community-based farming initiatives and follow-up training programs to support their journey in agriculture.
