Chanana Welfare Foundation collaborated with Youthreach in June 2015 for implementing various projects focusing on women empowerment, sanitation and hygiene as part of Youthreach’s Community Development Project at Roorkee and Rewari.

Vocational Training in tailoring for Rural Girls in Roorkee
The tailoring and embroidery centres were set up with financial support from the Chanana Welfare Association at Narsan block at Haridwar district, Roorkee. The girls a 6 months training programme which consists of 4 months of stitching training and 2 months of learning embroidery. The programme not only enhanced the confidence of the rural girls and women but has also provided skills to them to help them earn their own living.

Sanitation
Under the sanitation project, Youthreach in collaboration with CWF constructed 5 toilets for girls at Unnati education centres, Bawal, Rewari and renovated toilets at 2 primary government schools at Roorkee in the year 2015-16 with the following objectives:

1. To address the issue of increasing dropout rates among students.
2. To eliminate the practice of open defecation.
3. To promote healthy sanitation practices and bring about behavioural changes among students.
4. To empower students to become ambassadors of the "Swachh Bharat Abhiyan" (Clean India Campaign).

Since 2015, the project has benefited more than 1,200 students in Bawal. As part of this sanitation programme, maintenance, and daily cleaning facilities have been provided to ensure the proper upkeep of the toilets.

Education Centres
To tackle the issues of low educational standards among the girls, Youthreach with help from CWF set up education centers to help students; especially the girls complete their school education through open schooling or mainstreaming them into the formal education system.

Girls who are going to appear in 10th class board exams are enrolled under remedial classes and those who have dropped out before appearing for class 10th examinations and want to continue their education are enrolled under drop out category.