Introduction: Don Bosco Migrant Services (DBMS) organized a significant interface meeting aimed at fostering dialogue and collaboration among Northeast migrant workers and key stakeholders. Held on [Insert Date], the meeting provided a platform for meaningful discussions and awareness-building initiatives, with a focus on addressing the needs and concerns of migrant workers from the Northeast region.

Objectives:

1. To facilitate dialogue and interaction between Northeast migrant workers and relevant stakeholders.
2. To raise awareness about DBMS programs and services among migrant communities.
3. To provide information and guidance on safe migration practices, government registrations, and legal assistance.

Key Highlights:

Diverse Participation: The interface meeting witnessed active participation from a diverse group of stakeholders, including Northeast migrant workers, representatives from government agencies, civil society organizations, and community leaders. A total of 40 attendees actively engaged in the proceedings, contributing valuable insights and perspectives.

Leadership and Facilitation: The meeting was skillfully led by Fr. Simolin, Director of DBMS, and Fr. Lordu, Assistant Director of DBMS, along with Sr. Madhu and Mr. Deepak. Their leadership ensured the smooth conduct of the event and facilitated productive discussions on pertinent issues affecting Northeast migrant workers.

Awareness and Discussions: A series of awareness sessions and discussions were conducted during the meeting, covering a wide range of topics. Participants were provided with information about DBMS programs aimed at supporting migrant communities. Additionally, discussions were held on safe migration practices, the importance of registering on government portals, and avenues for accessing legal assistance.

Networking Opportunities: The interface meeting served as a valuable networking platform, allowing participants to forge connections and exchange contact information. This networking aspect is crucial for building solidarity and support networks among migrant workers, enabling them to access resources and assistance when needed.

Hospitality: As a gesture of hospitality and goodwill, DBMS arranged a sumptuous lunch for all attendees. This provided an opportunity for informal interactions and further networking among participants, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie.

Conclusion: The interface meeting organized by DBMS served as a commendable initiative to engage with Northeast migrant workers and stakeholders, addressing their needs and concerns in a supportive and inclusive manner. Through dialogue, awareness-building, and networking opportunities, the meeting contributed towards empowering migrant communities and promoting their well-being.

Acknowledgment: We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all participants, organizers, and stakeholders who contributed to the success of the interface meeting. Their active involvement and commitment to migrant welfare are truly commendable and reflect the spirit of solidarity and collaboration.