TNDFCT Launches Phase I of Cycle Assembling, Repairing & Two-Wheeler Puncture Facility Training – 2026

Chennai | 1 July 2026

The Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) successfully inaugurated Phase I of the Cycle Assembling, Repairing & Two-Wheeler Puncture Facility Training – 2026 today at FEDABLED Hall, Chennai.

The first batch consists of 25 persons with disabilities who will undergo comprehensive hands-on training in cycle assembling, cycle repair, and two-wheeler puncture repair. The 30-day training programme is designed to equip participants with practical technical skills that will enhance their employability, promote self-employment, and strengthen their economic independence.

This initiative reflects TNDFCT’s continued commitment to creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for persons with disabilities through market-oriented vocational skill development.

TNDFCT expresses its sincere gratitude to United Way Hyderabad for extending its valuable support to this programme for the third consecutive year. This enduring partnership has enabled hundreds of persons with disabilities to acquire vocational skills, improve their confidence, and build sustainable livelihoods.

We look forward to the successful completion of the training programme and to witnessing the transformation of participants into skilled professionals and entrepreneurs.

Together, we continue to empower persons with disabilities through skills, dignity, and sustainable livelihood