Title:
Two Years, Countless Smiles
Place:
Lovely Special School, K. pudur ,Madurai
Date & Time:
16-4-2026
Description:
Celebrating 2 years of Yesni Foundation with moments of joy, gratitude, and meaningful connections ,Shared smiles by distributing chocolates to the wonderful students of Lovely Special School, K. Pudur, Madurai, and extended our heartfelt thanks to the founder, Dr. Sowmiya RS, for warmly accepting our wishes.Proudly shared our Yesni Foundation souvenir — brochure and coaster — with our Trust Member, Mrs. Mohana Dinesh Kumar. Showcasing our identity through the Yesni Foundation t-shirt and logo that represents our mission and vision. Had an inspiring meeting with Mr. Vignesh Magendran, discussing our goals and future initiatives.Shared our journey and souvenir with Prof. Durai Kannan at Meenakshi College, Madurai, spreading awareness about our work.Together, we continue to grow, connect, and serve with purpose. Thank you for being part of our journey!
Title:
Youth Empowerment
Place:
Sacred Heart Church, Railway Colony, Madurai.
Date & Time:
3-8-2026 @ 10:00 AM – 01:00 PM
Description:
Youth Empowerment in Action – Yesni Foundation
With immense joy and gratitude, Yesni Foundation successfully conducted a “Youth Empowerment Program” on Sunday, 8th March 2026 at Sacred Heart Church, Railway Colony, Madurai. The session was filled with energy, learning, and meaningful engagement through activities like Energy Circle Game, Power Verse 25 Challenge, Rapid Fire Bible Drill, and interactive group games such as “Who Am I?”.
A total of 20 enthusiastic participants actively took part, making the program vibrant and impactful. Files, pens, and gifts were distributed to appreciate their participation and encourage their growth. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Rev. Fr. Devadass Pankaraj for his support and blessings, and to Mrs. Ruba Jeyaseeli for her valuable assistance in organizing the program. They were honoured with Yesni Foundation’s keychain and a special memento coaster featuring child safety quotes as a token of our appreciation.
Moments of togetherness were captured with a joyful group photograph, marking a day of empowerment, connection, and inspiration.
At Yesni Foundation, we remain committed to nurturing skilled, confident, and safe young individuals for a better tomorrow.
Title:
Women’s Day Celebration
Place:
Theni
Date & Time:
3-8-2026
Description:
Honoured on Women’s Day , Grateful to share that Yesni Foundation was honoured at Jos Alukkas, Theni on the occasion of Women’s Day (8th March 2026), in recognition of the social work we do. Our Founder, Ms. Jenitha Mary Francis Xavier, spoke about the Foundation’s vision and mission, reflecting our commitment to empowering and protecting young lives. It was truly a pleasant and meaningful evening. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the management and staff of Jos Alukkas, Theni for this honour and for appreciating our efforts. This recognition encourages us to continue our journey with greater passion and purpose.
Title:
Sharing the Joy of the New Year 2026
Place:
Theni
Date & Time:
26-12-2025
Description:
To celebrate the New Year with purpose and compassion, Yesni Foundation distributed 10 handbags to the needy, supporting them and their families with a gesture of care and dignity. This meaningful distribution brought smiles, hope, and a sense of belonging to many hearts. This generous initiative was sponsored by @yesukarunanidhi, whose kindness and dedication to serving the community made this act of giving possible. Together, we continue to believe that sharing resources is a powerful way to spread joy and build a better future.
Title:
It’s Okay To Not Be Okay
Place:
St. Xavier’s Church, Kodaikanal
Date & Time:
30-4-2025
Description:
“It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” – a meaningful session on emotional awareness and healthy expression of feelings – was conducted by Ms. Jenitha Mary Francis Xavier, Founder of Yesni Foundation, on 30 April 2025 at St. Xavier’s Church, Shenbaganoor, Kodaikanal. Organised for the catechism students of Holy Redeemer’s Church, Theni, the session ran from 9:40 am to 3 pm and was filled with engaging activities. Students participated in creative emoji emotion games, connected biblical characters with real-life emotions, explored their inner feelings through the Heart Map game, and reflected through prayer. A special highlight was the inspiring skit on Elisha empowering Elijah, which beautifully echoed the message of support and strength. The session encouraged students to recognise that expressing emotions and seeking help is a sign of courage.
Title:
Touch Alert ! Be smart, Be Safe
Place:
R. C. Middle School, W . Pudupatti, Virudhunagar
Date & Time:
28-11-2024 @10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Description:
Learning Through Play : Soft Skills Training! On 28 November 2024, Yesni Foundation conducted an engaging soft skills training session at R.C. Middle School, W. Pudupatti. Students actively participated in games like Three-Legged Race, Ball on the Spoon, Human Knot, and Quiz, enhancing their teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills. The session concluded with the distribution of prizes to the winners and sweets to the students. Special thanks to the management, teachers, and students for their enthusiastic participation and support!
Title:
Soft Skill Training Through Games
Place:
R. C. Primary School, Rosary Church ,Madurai
Date & Time:
15-11-2024 @ 9:45 AM – 11:10 AM
Description:
As part of the conclusion of Yesni Foundation’s Children’s Day celebrations, a skill development workshop was conducted today for the students of R.C. Primary School on Town Hall Road, Madurai, through various fun games and activities. Our heartfelt thanks to the Headmaster and teachers of the school for their support and cooperation
Title:
Children’s Day Celebration
Place:
R. C. Primary School, Kottur, Theni
Date & Time:
14-11-2024
Description:
Yesni Foundation celebrated its first Children’s Day on 14 November 2024 at R.C. Primary School, Theni District. Through a series of fun games and activities, we organized competitions designed to help children develop essential life and soft skills. Prizes and sweets were distributed to all participating students. The enthusiastic participation of the children, the cooperation of the teachers, and the warm welcome from the Headmaster made the event truly memorable and joyful for us.
Warm Children’s Day Wishes from Yesni Foundation!
Title:
Freedom From Screens
Place:
Sacred Heart Church, Railway Colony, Madurai
Date & Time:
28-7-2024
Description:
“Freedom from Screens – Overcoming Gadget Overuse” Session On 28 July 2024, the catechism students of Sacred Heart Church, Railway Colony, Madurai, participated in an engaging session titled “Freedom from Screens – Overcoming Gadget Overuse.” This session aimed to address the growing concern of excessive gadget use among young people and provided practical strategies for managing screen time effectively. Special thanks to the parish priest, Fr. Devadass, for his unwavering support in organising this event. During the session, students also engaged in activities that included learning related Bible verses and exploring the Fruit of the Spirit, which helped to reinforce the spiritual and moral lessons associated with responsible technology use.
Title:
Say No To Touch
Place:
Holy Redeemer’s Church, Theni
Date & Time:
14-7-2024
Description:
On Sunday, July 14, 2024, the Yesni Foundation’s founder Ms. Jenitha Mary Francis Xavier conducted an impactful session on “Good Touch and Bad Touch” as part of the “Say No to Touch” program for the catechism students of Holy Redeemer’s Church, Theni. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Parish Priest and Vicar General Rev. Fr.M.S. Muthu, Assistant Parish Priest Rev. Fr. J. Martin, and the dedicated catechism teachers Sr. Arul Kala, Ms. Amali, and Mrs. Jesintha for their active involvement and encouragement of the students. Around 48 students participated in the session, which included a “Hand Print Campaign” to advocate for saying no to inappropriate touch and a “Hot Seat Game” to discuss questions related to good and bad touch. Through engaging activities and illustrative pictures, students gained a deeper understanding of these important concepts.
Title:
Do Not Touch – Policy Session
Place:
Annai Vailankanni School, Batlagundu
Date & Time:
29-6-2024
Description:
Good Touch and Bad Touch – ‘Do Not Touch’ Policy Session,
We are honored to announce that Ms. Jenitha Mary Francis Xavier, founder of the Yesni Foundation, conducted an informative session on the “Good Touch and Bad Touch – ‘Do Not Touch’ Policy” at Annai Vailankanni Matriculation Higher Secondary School. This vital initiative is designed to educate our educators on the critical aspects of child safety and the importance of understanding personal boundaries. By empowering our teachers with this knowledge, we aim to foster a safer and more supportive educational environment for our students.
Title:
Safety In Touch
Place:
Sirumalai Madha Shrine – Virudhunagar
Date & Time:
30-4-2024
Description:
Sirumalai Annai Shrine, Krishnankoil, Virudhunagar – April 30, 2024 – The Yesni Foundation, dedicated to promoting child safety and well-being, successfully conducted its renowned “Safety in Touch” program at the Sirumalai Annai Shrine in Krishnankoil led by the foundation’s esteemed founder, Ms. Jenitha Mary Francis Xavier, the program aimed to educate children about essential safety measures in an engaging and interactive manner. The event, which took place on April 30, 2024, Tuesday witnessed the enthusiastic participation of 50 children from the local community. Through a series of interactive activities including storytelling, true or false games, circle time, and sharing sessions, children were empowered with vital safety knowledge while enjoying themselves in a supportive environment. The “Safety in Touch” program received a warm welcome from the Parish Priest, Rev. Fr. Jai Joseph, who expressed his support and encouragement for the initiative. Assistance from Assistant Parish Priest, Rev. Fr. John Britto, ensured the seamless organization of the event, further contributing to its success. Feedback from both participants and organizers was overwhelmingly positive, with children expressing enjoyment and enthusiasm for the program. Organizers praised the effectiveness of the activities in delivering important safety messages while fostering a sense of empowerment among the young audience. Ms. Jenitha Mary Francis Xavier, founder of the Yesni Foundation, reiterated the foundation’s commitment to promoting child safety and well-being, emphasizing the importance of empowering children with the knowledge and skills necessary to stay safe and protected. Building on the success of the “Safety in Touch” program, the Yesni Foundation remains dedicated to its mission of promoting child safety and well-being. Future initiatives will continue to focus on engaging and empowering children to ensure a safer and brighter future for generations to come.
