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'Apna Skool’ (Educational Project for the Children of Migrant Workers) |
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Full Report About Jagriti Pics Link   Jagriti
has been running about 15-20 Apna Skools every year. The project
attempts to reach to the underprivileged children of migrant
labourers with education, intellectual and artistic entertainment and
awareness of health, hygiene and social issues. Another endeavor is
to provide nutrition to the children and to
protect them from child labour.Children
are provided with the education materials like books, slates,
registers, pencils, etc. along with the educational toys which help
efficiently in learning basic calculations and Hindi language (the
local language).
Under the project teachers’ training workshops has been conducted
on first Saturday of each month. Matters ranging from the teaching
methodology, use of supporting materials and educational toys,
problems faced by the teachers at Apna Skool are discussed. Research
Fellows from IIT Kanpur have been participating in the
workshop as resource persons especially for Mathematics and Science. Click here for full report
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Updated Report Of The Comphrensive Health Action In Karnatka |
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 HRFDL a partner network of Pubic Health Movement(PHM) is working closely with PHM to rejuvenate the Primary Health Care in Karnataka through a state-wide mobilization and action. they participated actively in 3 Districts namely Tumkur , Chitradurga and Mysore. Main objective of campaign is to create awareness among villagers about health issue, some success obtained by these campaign but there are many weakness remedy for that is planned in action items. Project also focus on training of health care workers so that these process can be sustainable in future.
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SPS Site Visit by Somnath Mukherjee |
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Samaj Parivartan Samuday (SPS) works in northern Karnataka on issues of
grassroots empowerment. An AID volunteer visited 3 districts in which
SPS works.
"As I
looked back on the bund in the soft rays of the setting sun, it blended in with
its surroundings. This humble human effort stood for everything that big dams
undermined – respect for nature and human lives, benefits accrued locally
without being exported, and decision making did not have to be the prerogative
of far off power centres. In the case of big dams, costs and benefits have
never been co-located, either geographically or socially. We left the bund site
with a mental note of 'small is beautiful'.".... |
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 From drought to prosperity
See how Surodi village transformed itself as villagers built water harvesting structures with support of $15,000 from AID.
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 Kondh Schools, IIT-Kanpur deaths
Read how your response to AID's appeal helped restart 10 schools in tribal villages in Andhra Pradesh. Update on letter to IIT-Kanpur on tragic deaths there.
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3000 people participate in global candle light vigil in 58 locations drawing attention to farmers suicides and agrarian crisis in India.
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