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Clothing technology
 

Like in our other courses we are unable to provide one sewing machine for each student during the classes and make the few available sewing machines accessible to the students on a roster basis.

The training involves making all types of attire commonly worn by the locals. With assistance from donor agencies we have made sewing machines available to the women, who have completed the course, for their own use in their homes. Many women are able to generate an income by taking orders and working from their home.

Also included, as part of this course, is fabric painting for use in interior decoration. To date 550 young women from extremely poor families have received this free training run by our institute.

A further 60 women who have no income of their own have also been given this training in Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu districts. A further 100 women of similar background have received this training in Batticaloa and Trincomalee districts.

Also worth noting is that 50 young women who have no family support were given a one off course in Batik making from visiting teachers from Colombo.

   
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Several short courses make up this course that aims to give several handicraft skills to the women. Cake icing, hairstyling, and knitting are the three basic skills taught. In addition several other handicrafts are taught. 115 young women have received this training at our institute.
     
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Sewing Class
 
 
 
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Fabric Painting
 
 
 
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Hair Dressing Class
 
 
 
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Batik Class
 
Training in Palmarah leaf products
The training institute of the CWDR located at Kilinochchi conducted a six months long course in Palmarah leaf weaving to produce many attractive products.(more)
 
New life given to weaving training
The weaving training run by the Assistant Government Agent (AGA) office at Kandavalai in Kilinochchi was given new life by the training institute of the CWDR. (more)
Sewing training completed for women in Iranamanagar
Thirty five women from Iranaimanagar completed a sewing training course that was run by CWDR and funded by OXFAM. This training will enable the women to earn while at home caring for their children.(more)