Begun in 2014/15 in a rented location, this centre was built with funds from friends to create a permanent building for social change and educational improvement for children. Around 25 children from the Jamunamarathur and adjoining villages benefit from this centre. We are hoping to enrol about 25 youth from the group of villages for the NCVRT courses that are licensed to be offered at the centre.
- Montessori teaching and practices - One year certificate
- Integrated farming

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CMRRC Jmr will function as a model Montessori resource centre for children and also function as a residential training centre for those candidates who wish to start such centres.

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Begun in 2021 January this centre has a Montessorian couple, trained by our resource persons, leading the social change and educational improvement for children in the village and its adjoining areas. Around 20 children benefit from this centre. A Few Vocational courses are being offered in this location recognised by NCVRT, that would benefit local youth.

Thettu and Westbengal projects are waiting to be handed over in 2026

Eriamara, West Midnapore: Development Youth Initiative (DYI) led by Shri. Atanu Ghosh has come forward to anchor the centre now, with two trainees in position and all the materials supplied by Relief Foundation. The centre is bound to start morning sessions for the village children this November onwards after Deepavali. There is a library that we funded and have supplied books for use of the local school children, now functioning under DYI youth group. The two trainees, Shipra and Sikha are setting up the place to receive children this season.

Sikkim Himalayan Academy, Buriakhop, our materials have arrived and the training is to start this December at our Jamnuamarathur centre in TN. RF is sponsoring the trips for the trainees to attend the training in two cohorts within a year, which is the only way possible. Rest of the training will be done online through our resource persons.

Tezpur in Assam, community awareness programs are going on. Once the admission process begins this season, the centre will start to function. We are hoping that the community parents will bring in their children to experiment our centre, since it is very new in the region.

At VidyAntara Family Retreat, our aim is to provide a peaceful and nurturing environment where families bond and integrate their inner and outer selves while cultivating a deeper understanding of their spiritual path and purpose of life. (Visit website)