Workshop on Birds for Children with Multiple Disabilities
Project Summary
Tatsat FoundationTM in collaboration with Shubham Housing Finance organised a workshop on birds for children with visual impairment and multiple disabilities at Saksham Trust, Noida, on Wednesday, April 27, 2022. The chief guest of the workshop was the Nest Man of India, Rakesh Khatri, who has been working in the field of environment conservation for the past two decades and has confidence that artificial nests can help birds in sustaining themselves in cities.


































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The workshop was a corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative of Shubham Housing Finance, a leader in providing housing finance solutions to those with informal incomes.
Beneficiaries
A total of 20 students with visual impairment and multiple disabilities in the age group of 8 to 20 years of Saksham Trust, Noida.
Project Aim
It trained the students with disabilities about different types of birds, their beak structures and claws with the help of tactile diagrams and besides their calls using audio cues. Then they were taught how to build nests with the use of eco-friendly material that can help them survive in mega cities.
For making nests, Mr. Khatri provided them with nest-making kits. The participants enjoyed learning about the unique conservation activity from the world-renowned conservator.
Project Outcome / Output
- Inclusive Education - Knowledge enhancement of students with disabilities by making them aware about the different types of birds and to identify them through their physical features.
- Hands on training
- Encourage students to build homes for birds.
- Encourage students to help birds to survive in mega cities.
Long-term outcome
- To sensitise children about the environment and the habitat eco-system of birds
- Give children with visual impairment and multiple disabilities an immersive learning experience.
- More such workshops will be conducted for children with disabilities for building awareness about the environment and conservation.
- Engagement with various stakeholders