Empowerment of the exploited rural population is one of the lofty missions of this institution. We do this at different levels primarily to remedy their problems we aim at the long term goal of achieving distributive justice, to this end we begin with their socio-economic capacity building as a short term strategy.

There are hundreds of children who daily go to the primary and middle schools which lack proper teachers and basic facilities. They lack personal follow-up, since these villages are in remote corners no officials care to visit them. We strongly believe that basic education is the first step in the process of empowerment. Every day we reach out to nearly 450 children in 12 centres under the banner BEST (Bosco Evening Study Centre). We organize regular classes for them in their own village at a suitable place with paid tutors, who take personal care in imparting knowledge and in following up the candidates.

Following the inaugural address, the students participated in a series of party games and ice-breaking activities. These games were designed to help the students relax, build camaraderie, and get to know one another better. The fun and interactive games created a lively atmosphere, making it easier for the students to feel comfortable and engaged throughout the rest of the program.

Following the educational session, the participants were treated to a delicious lunch. Afterward, the fun continued with more party games and a lively dance session. The students joined in enthusiastically, letting loose and enjoying the opportunity to celebrate together. The energy was contagious, and the event turned into a mini celebration of joy and unity.

The afternoon culminated with a cultural program, where students showcased their talents through dance and singing performances. The cultural presentations were full of energy and creativity, and the audience applauded the students for their efforts and enthusiasm.

In recognition of the students' hard work and participation throughout the program, prizes were awarded to those who excelled in various activities, including games, performances, and academic achievements. The prize distribution ceremony was a highlight of the event, as it not only recognized the achievements of the students but also motivated them to continue their efforts in both their studies and personal growth.

August 18 one- day celebration for night school Students: we organized a special program for the night school children, inviting them with open hearts. A variety of Activities were planned for them, making the day enjoyable and meaningful. The event aimed to create a sense of inclusion and joy, showing our appreciation for their hard work and dedication to learning. The organizes put forth the theme of the day saying “இயற்கையும் குழந்தைகளும்”. This aimed the children to bring consciousness of the nature and to protect the nature. When the children arrived at SIHARAM the volunteers engaged the children with small activities to put them into the situation.

The ultimate aim of motivating the students to bring natural consciousness and to know the impact on media, therefore Fr. Christopher and Fr. Arokia Doss were taking the session for the children to be motivated on the day’s theme. To bring the children to be more effective the cultural events conducted to show their talents. They gave different programs like dance, skit, and awareness songs. They were being appreciated and awarded with gifts. The children returned home with heart full of joy and happiness with the motivation of protecting the nature and right use of media in their life.