All TCF projects are meticulously monitored through regular reporting and on-site evaluations. The organization operates entirely on volunteer efforts and is audited annually to ensure transparency and accountability. There are regular onsite evaluations completed by local and Canadian board members. TCF does not receive government funding and relies solely on donations from individuals and corporations to sustain and grow its initiatives.
In the summer of 2025, the Uttaran Project successfully relocated its vocational training program from Boral to a new centre in Hotor, South 24 Parganas. Established in partnership with the local NGO SSSRKA, the TCF Vocational Training Centre has quickly become a vibrant hub for learning and skill development. More than 35 students now regularly attend classes, where they are gaining practical skills in sewing, design, and other vocational activities. To ensure steady progress and maintain high standards, the centre conducts both half-yearly and annual examinations. Students who successfully complete the full program and pass the required examinations are awarded certificates, equipping them with valuable skills and recognized credentials that enhance their future employment opportunities.The program continues to grow and thrive, empowering young people with valuable training and creating new opportunities for their future.


