Volunteer Events

A gullak (piggy bank) painting activity involves decorating a clay or terracotta money bank to encourage savings, teach children about money management, and foster creativity through art. Activities include painting designs directly onto the gullak, adding decorative elements, and often held in workshops or at home for a unique art project.

Financial literacy is the ability to understand and manage money effectively. It includes knowledge of saving, spending, budgeting, investing, banking, and using credit wisely. Being financially literate helps people make smart decisions about their money, avoid debt problems, and plan for a secure future.

ife skills are the essential abilities and behaviors that help you effectively handle the challenges and demands of everyday life. They're not just about surviving — they're about thriving. 1. Thinking & Decision-Making Skills 2. Communication & Interpersonal Skills 3. Emotional Intelligence & Self-Management 4. Financial & Practical Skills 5. Social & Civic Skills 6. Self-Care & Daily Living

The session mainly focused on how to ready to interview, tips, guidelines etc.

A SWOT analysis is a strategic planning tool that helps an organization or individual understand its internal Strengths and Weaknesses, as well as external Opportunities and Threats. By identifying these four key factors, a SWOT analysis provides a comprehensive overview to inform strategic decision-making, plan for the future, and develop effective strategies to achieve objectives.

Interpersonal skills, often referred to as people skills or soft skills, are a set of abilities that enable a person to interact harmoniously and effectively with others. These skills are essential in both personal and professional contexts as they help in building relationships, facilitating teamwork, and resolving conflicts.

DBS Tech employees participated in a full-day Jute Bags and TLM Activity at the office. Volunteers painted eco-friendly jute bags and prepared creative TLM charts. Later, the bags were distributed to orphanages and government schools, and the charts were displayed in classrooms to support learning.