Women and Child Development

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2022
Toolkit Project and Child sponsorship Project
Going On
March 10, 2022 - March 15, 2022

Interlife Onlus, Italy

Interlife Onlus, Italy is supporting vulnerable women and children through their concept ‘ Toolkit Distribution’.  Through their ideology, livelihood of the women is increased through Toolkit donations like cow, goat, chicken , petty shop, tailoring etc. When they attain financial stability they donate a Toolkit to another beneficiary near her. Thus economical status of the women in a village is developed.  Interlife Onlus is also supporting for the education of the children from the vulnerable families. It provides educational materials needed for the children and also a toolkit to the parents to help the children to continue their education.

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2025
Interlife Onlus Support From
Pudukkottai District Going On
November 14, 2025 - December 31, 1969

With the generous support of Interlife Onlus, Italy, PMSSS continues to implement the  project  “A Bicycle for School” initiative by distributing free bicycles to deserving school-going children across all our working blocks in Pudukkottai district. So far, 125 girl children studying in VI–IX standards have received bicycles through this programme. With 8 more children benefitting on 14.11.2025 the overall total has reached 133.These bicycles enable children from remote villages to travel to school safely, comfortably, and on time, reducing the challenges they face in their daily commute. PMSSS extends its heartfelt gratitude to Interlife Onlus for their continued support and commitment to promoting education and empowering rural children.

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2025
Interlife Onlus Support From
Pudukkottai District Going On
April 29, 2025 - December 31, 1969

PMSSS, with support from Interlife Onlus, distributed free bicycles to 125 deserving girl students from Classes VI–IX across all working blocks of Pudukkottai District. Beneficiaries were selected based on criteria such as low-income status, long distance from school, lack of transport facilities, single-parent households, and having differently abled parents.The initiative helped reduce absenteeism, improved school attendance, and enhanced the mobility, confidence, and independence of girl children, thereby promoting gender equality and better access to education.