Foundation aims to empower teenage girls through training kit


Maria (centre) receiving a copy of the Maharani Trainer Kit (MTK) from Umayal (right) at the launch of MTK. With them are Vijayaratnam Foundation head Jayamalar Samuel.

THE push to empower adolescent girls in the country is set to gain momentum with the launch of the Maharani Trainer Kit (MTK) by the QI Group’s philanthropic arm, the Vijayaratnam Foundation.

The MKT, based on the experiences and feedback from dozens of programmes, is aimed at inspiring and empowering poor, marginalised and socially excluded teenage girls through the provision of skill and knowledge.

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