OISCA Social Awareness & Leadership Training for school students (SALT):

As the name suggests this is a versatile training course imparting life skill training to school students. This is an extra curricular educational program conducted yearly for selected high school students from various CFP school. It has been devised to raise in the young minds the lofty ideals of National Integration, Communal Harmony, Civic Sense, Environmental Awareness, Road Safety Measures, Commitment to the Society etc.

OISCA Kalakshetram: (School of Fine Arts)

OISCA Kalakshetram, an OISCA School for the Fine Arts holds classes on Classical music, Instrumental music, Classical dance, Painting, etc. The school also holds special vacation classes and stage programs to encourage children in various fields of Fine Arts.

International Educational Exchange Program (IEEP) of OISCA Japan:

This program has been initiated to disseminate the Children’s Forest Program and to nurture those who will work for OISCA. We are carrying out this program with the intent to create friendly relations among the nations concerned. The International Foundation for Cultural Harmony and OISCA Academy is sponsoring this program. . 26 students have been selected and sent to OISCA Academy to do their plus two courses till this date. All expenses including airfare, tuition fees, accommodation etc are borne by OISCA. This year also Mr. Alan Mathew from Wayanad and Mr. Vigin, Idukki, got selection for this scholarship.

Agriculture based Training Program in Japan for Youth

We select active youth forum members to undergo training program in different training centers in Japan. After a year long training in General agriculture, Japanese langu­age and culture they have been successful in finding out attractive careers. Hence they become strong supporters of OISCA movement.

OISCA Top Teen Contest

For the past eight years, OISCA South India has been conducting Top teens, a contest to identify and honor young talents. The contest is held at three levels consisting of a preliminary round, a district round and a state round. This year’s Top teens contest began with the preliminary written test held at various centers in South India on August 8th. The test was of 90 minutes duration and had 150 objective type questions.

Scholarship Scheme for Girl Students:

As a part of CFP, we had distributed scholarships to help poor school girls, who excel in studies.  This year OISCA Trust had come forward with sufficient fund to make the program a success. This increased the momentum of CFP in schools to a great extend. Under this scheme about 100 girls are getting benefits from different chapters every year