A Team of ICDS Department including Program Officer, CDPO, Supervisor, ICDS Worker and the helper from Wayanad District of Kerala visited the Mother Tongue Based Multilingual Early Childhood Education (MTMLECE) National Resource and Training Centre (NRTC) on 29th February 2016 and appreciated the PREM’s innovative approach on MTMLECE for the holistic development of tribal children. They visited the material development cell and delighted to see the different MTMLECE context specific teaching and learning materials.

Mr. Sudhakar Sadasyo, DSWO, Ganjam visited National Resource and Training Centre, PREM on 23rd February 2015 and expressed their feedback as, “Really glad to visit the organisation. Very innovative and modern ideas developed for quality education learning. Hope for the best. Wish the organisation a very bright future”.

Ms. Meena Patra, CDPO, Daringbadi visited National Resource and Training Centre, PREM on 19th February 2015 with some of her supervisors and expressed, “This is a very unique idea as well as useful to preschool children and teachers for improvement of their education and develop all these for physical and mental development”

Dr. Debadutta Das, Justice, Ombudsman, UNCRC. New York, USA visited together with Mr. Sanjay Sahu, Advocate on 2nd December 2015 and expressed, " My extreme priviliege to be hear inspecting the services of PREM. This gets far and wide into life of children's education."

Shri Surya Narayan Patro, Chairperson of WCD Committee & Former Minster, Govt. of Odisha, visited the NRTC (National Resource & Training Centre) on 4th January 2016 and was very happy to see all the MTMLECE context specific teaching and learning materials and assured to highlight the program of PREM for the benefit of young children especially the tribal children of Odisha and also proposed to conduct a exposure visit of the WCD committee members, Govt. of Odisha together with the ICDS Chief Secretary to the resource centre in the near future

Early Childhood Education Teachers and Supervisors of Keonjhar and Kondhmal sensitized through training on MTMLECE at National Resource and Training center, Mandiapalli, Berhampur