ARDAR provides young people with disability, access to information, choices and supports that allow them new options and ideas. Most importantly, Campus Challenge often put young people with disability in touch - sometimes for the first time - with other disabled young people and adults with disability who can provide them with crucial support networks and mentoring relationships. We are planning to reach young people with disability in rural areas, those living within more traditional family and traditional community structures, still needs to be more systematically empowered.

Youth vocational training centre at Campus Challenge is constructed to provide skill based training to disabled youth and make them potential earning member of their family. In this vocational training we provide four types of courses i.e. Computer, Carpentry, Stitching and Print Shop

Computer became a part of all business and other entrepreneur houses in these days. All transactions are done through computer. Computer learning is essential to get a good job. We provide Diploma course where we provide basic knowledge on Microsoft office, operating systems, hardware knowledge and Photoshop. Photoshop is essential for image editing and redesigning. This course has a good demand in print shops and photo labs

Carpentry has always been a good demanding course in rural and urban areas. Rural youth with less educational background can join in the course and get immediate benefit after the training. We teach them the preparation of basic furniture, and its furnishing. Disabled youth can make wood work and furniture at their home and sell it. This is an ideal course for self sustainability.

A tremendous opportunity exists for the right person having skills on print shop. Print skills like designing, formatting, printing etc. are very essential in today’s world. Skills in printing always give good opportunities to youth. We provide training on off-set printing, book binding, format designing and marketing. A skilled person with print skills can earn Rs.500/- a day with small print unit in any corner of the society.

Stitching jobs are great opportunities for those, who are skilled in this sector. Many manufacturing plants find people, who can do the stitching jobs at home. These jobs are available especially for the people, who are having good skills. This is because the manufacturers don't want to face any type of difficulty in delivering the raw materials and getting the finished materials.

Out of these courses, Print Shop, Computer courses are of six months duration and Carpentry and Stitching courses are of one year duration. Trainee youth stays at the campus and complete the course.

Campus Challenge has adequate infrastructure facility like four big training centres (each room size 27’ X 27’) for four courses, youth hostel to equip 80 youth (separate for male and female), central kitchen can equip 120 youth at once, recreation centre, library to update knowledge are available at the campus.

We already covered 52 youngsters in Computer training. Present 4th Batch continues and we give the Tailoring to 20, Carpenter 05, Print shop and book binding also five youngsters. After successful completion of the course, youth will be provided job opportunities. We have a tie up with Dr. Reddy Foundation to give them further training and job coaching. They are offering them the relevant jobs.

Youth are also provided with special assistance like sign language for hearing impaired and JAWS software for visually disabled.