Summer Yoga Camp for Children, Training for Trainers on Common Yoga Protocol Conclude Efficiently

Sri Vijaya Puram | June 3, 2026

The month-long Summer Yoga Camp for Children and the Training for Trainers on the Common Yoga Protocol, organized by the Ayush Wing of the Directorate of Health Services in collaboration with the A&N State Ayush Society below the National Ayush Mission (NAM), concluded efficiently on May 30, 2026.

The programmes had been performed as a part of the lead-up actions for the observance of the twelfth International Day of Yoga (IDY) 2026, with the goal of selling consciousness about yoga and inspiring its common apply amongst kids, departmental workers and most people.

The Summer Yoga Camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from kids all through the month. Participants had been launched to a spread of yogic practices, together with asanas, pranayama, meditation and rest strategies. The periods had been designed to boost flexibility, focus, self-discipline and general bodily and psychological well-being. The camp additionally sought to instill wholesome life-style habits amongst kids by encouraging them to include yoga into their each day routines from an early age.

Alongside the kids’s camp, a Training for Trainers programme on the Common Yoga Protocol was organized for departmental workers and yoga instructors. The coaching aimed to strengthen preparedness for the upcoming International Day of Yoga celebrations and targeted on the right demonstration and apply of the Common Yoga Protocol prescribed by the Ministry of Ayush, Government of India.

The initiatives had been performed below the supervision of Dr. Nandini, Medical Officer In-Charge (Yoga and Naturopathy), Ayush Hospital, with lively assist from yoga instructors and departmental workers.

The concluding session marked the profitable completion of each programmes and acknowledged the enthusiastic participation and dedication proven by the kids, trainees and instructors. The organizers expressed confidence that the information and abilities gained throughout the programmes would contribute to wider consciousness and adoption of yoga throughout the Islands forward of the International Day of Yoga celebrations.