Here is a professionally written website post for TNDFCT’s recent mass marriage event: Date: 04.05.2025 Venue: Fedabled Arangam, Tamil Nadu Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) proudly organized and hosted a heartwarming marriage ceremony for two differently-abled couples on May 4, 2025, at the Fedabled Arangam. The couples were referred respectively by the Vilupuram…
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Graduation Day – Empowering Abilities Through Skills Training ( Cycle Assembling, Repairing, and Two-Wheeler Puncture Services.) Date: 28th April 2025 Location: Kannagi Nagar, Chennai The Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) proudly conducted the Graduation Day Ceremony for 50 differently-abled individuals who successfully completed a 30-day training program in Cycle Assembling, Repairing, and…
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TNDFCT Inaugurates Cycle Assembling and Repair Training Programme at Kannagi Nagar The Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) proudly inaugurated the first batch of the Cycle Assembling and Repair Training Programme at Kannagi Nagar, a significant step towards empowering people with disabilities. This livelihood initiative, generously funded by United Way Hyderabad, aims to equip…
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TNDFCT Handing Over Ceremony of 25 Pushcarts to Disability Beneficiaries Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT), with the generous support of Ford Motors Private Limited, successfully conducted the handing-over ceremony of 25 pushcarts to 25 differently-abled beneficiaries under the Entrepreneurial Project. This initiative aims to empower people with disabilities by enabling them to establish…
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TNDFCT Distributes 100 Wheelchairs with Support from Kaleeswari Foundation Tamil Nadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) continues its mission of empowering persons with disabilities through mobility support. As part of this initiative, TNDFCT, with the generous support of Kaleeswari Foundation under its CSR initiative, distributed 100 wheelchairs to disabled beneficiaries. The distribution took place…
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Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) proudly inaugurated the first batch of the Cycle Assembling and Repair Training Programme at Kannagi Nagar, aimed at empowering people with disabilities. This initiative, funded by United Way Hyderabad, will equip 25 beneficiaries with essential technical skills, enabling them to achieve economic independence. The inaugural event was graced…
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Rebuilding Hope – TNDFCT Constructs 5 New Homes for Differently-Abled Families! When the Fenjal Cyclone struck, many families lost everything—especially those with disabilities. But hope prevailed! With the generous support of Mr. B.V. Krishnan, TNDFCT successfully built 5 new homes, bringing safety, dignity, and stability to those in need. On January 21, 2025, two homes…
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Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) has successfully provided 20 bunk shops to differently-abled beneficiaries as part of the ‘Stand Without Legs’ project, funded by Five Star Business Financial Services Ltd. Each bunk shop, worth Rs. 1.5 lakhs, including merchandise, products, and essential equipment to support the beneficiaries in achieving economic independence. As part…
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Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) has successfully supported the construction of five new houses for disabled families severely affected by the Fenjal cyclone in Vilupuram District. This initiative was made possible with the generous financial support of Mr. B.V. Krishnan from Mumbai. Out of the five houses, two were inaugurated on 21.01.2025 by…
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Magizchi Pongal 2025 On January 11, 2025, the Tamilnadu Differently Abled Federation Charitable Trust (TNDFCT) hosted the Magizchi Pongal 2025 celebration at Fedabled Arrangam. The event brought together 50 differently-abled couples, married through the Trust, along with their children. The festival aimed to dispel the myth that children of differently-abled couples are inherently disabled, while…
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