Yes I can foundation as a part of the project Saksham has been conducting a training series known as beyond boundaries where we are training for diversity and inclusion. As a part of this we are happy to share our skillling project which we completed with caregivers who work for blind senior citizens. There is a lot of difference when you take care of a sighted elderly and when you look after visually challenged elderly. Our special skilling focuses on mobility, focusing on other senses while managing blind senior citizens. Kudos to our participants and our visually challenged senior citizens and team Yes I Can. To know more visit us on https://www.yesicanfoundation.in/skills-development. To volunteer contact us at neha.yesicanfoundation@gmail.com

Yes I Can Foundation is privileged to conduct a special training program which took place at World Trade Centre(Mumbai) for underprivileged girls who are going to work as caregivers. It is equally important to focus on their work stress, educating them about 'Burn Out' and coping with it. This helped them to face challenging situations in patient care in effective ways. Yes I Can Foundation is thankful to Mr.Mangal Prabhat Lodha (Hon minister, ministry of skills entrepreneurship, Tourism, Women and Child Development Dept. Government of Maharashtra. Rahul Narvekar - Hon'ble speaker Maharashtra Legislative Assembly. Adv Nirmala Samant Prabhavalkar ( Ex Mayer of Mumbai and chief Functionary of CSSC) Yes I Can team members associated with this project.

Community living for senior citizens is relatively a new concept in India as compared to other countries. However there are community living residential care colonies are emerging and some of them are successful in terms of bringing all senior citizens together to spend their happy time. We are happy to share that Yes I Can Foundation accomplished Geriatric training for the caregivers in the community living facility in Pune City ( Utsav Care community living). The training program consists of theory as well as practical experiences for all the participants. As an impact participants are trained as Geriatric professionals who are already working as a caregivers. Most of these participants come from an underprivileged background from small villages near Pune. The training consists of government of India certification to the community living facility. To know more contact... neha.yesicanfoundation@gmail.com

VISION is most important in elder care then Sight - We are proud to share that we completed our project known as Beyond Boundaries in Saksham where we trained visually challenged girls as geriatric caregivers. The project focuses more on how visually challenged can use their other senses then sight and help elderly in terms of acupressure / foot reflexology and general well being.
You can too give them an opportunity by inviting them for a session for seniors at your place and colonies. Say Yes I Can and write to neha.yesicanfoundation@gmail.com

As a part of project Saksham in Geriatric training we focus on handling emergency situations and hence it is important to learn through practice then mere theory.
Here are the glimpses of some of our practice sessions.
To know more and to volunteer write to neha.yesicanfoundation@gmail.com

We congratulate the Cosmopolitan Society in Andheri for initiating Geriatric training for their society's primary caregivers including the second generation. Yes I Can Foundation in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment ( Govt of India) organized a training program for them. When societies come together for festival celebrations they too can come together for such a fantastic initiative.

When Yes I Can Foundation started its journey towards Geriatric training it's always been to community women and girls. However we are happy to expand this journey to college students from underprivileged backgrounds to sensitize them in elder care. Happy to initiate our project in Andheri with Bagaraka college students. Thanks to all our supporters.

As a part of this project on the occasion of Women’s Day Yes I Can Foundation organized unique project where image consultancy counseling sessions were provided to mothers of special children and to specially abled girls.

Yes I Can Foundation organized a virtual exhibition during lock down to encourage efforts by people with special needs , underprivileged women by offering them a unique platform to showcase their skills.

Yes I Can Foundation an online virtual exhibition known as ‘ VIVIDHATA’ to connect women from disadvantaged background to showcase their talents and also by women entrepreneurs.

We are thrilled to share that with SNEHA we have completed our batch 3 for students in geriatric skills development in Santacruz centre , Mumbai.

We are happy to share that at our Jogeshwari centre – Mumbai with ASMITA we have completed our first batch of geriatric skills development .

Our students Ms. Heena and Vaibhavi support their families through the job of a caretaker. After participating in Saksham and undergoing Geriatric caregiving program training, today they are in a better position to understand their patients.

There is no ‘I’ when it comes to Food. Project Purak Poshak Aahar aims at improving the hemoglobin level of underprivileged girls and impacting their health.

There is No ‘I’ when it comes to Food!

Project Swad at Yes I Can Foundation aims at empowering underprivileged women through food making, packaging and servicing and helping them to earn their livelihood.

A Day with Joy and sweet Smiles on their faces…. Yes I Can Foundation through project Swad aims at helping the underprivileged through various feeding activities.

Yes I Can Foundation is proud of our student Ms Nargis, who represented with confidence. She shares her journey as a transgender and talked about society acceptance. She also performed to showcase her dancing abilities.

This project aims at empowering the lives of third gender population by skilling them through different training programs. This project aims at teaching