GOPINATH JUBA SANGHA (GJS)JANAKALYANA VABAN
AT-ALISISASAN, PO-DARADA, VIA-BALIPATANADIST-KHORDHA, ODISHA, INDIA, PIN-752102
Web-www.gopinathjubasangha.org
Introduction
Gopinath Juba Sangha (GJS) was established on 1st April 1974 and it was legally
registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. GJS is one of the leading
pioneer non-government, non-profit making, non-political and social service oriented
organization in district of Khurda, Odisha. Its aim for the welfare of the poor and needy
people and adopting its program to redress the problem of the people, it identifies various
problems facing by the youths, women, children & elder persons in the district of Khurda,
Puri and Nayagarh. It is creating awareness among the people & the local inhabitants in
the best possible ways through its dedicated personnel. Its main trust is to bring the under
privileged sections of the society into the national mainstream and to provide a better
standard of living with growth & development.
From its inception GJS has been engaged in the livelihood security of the tribal and
economically section. GJS believes that development can only be initiated by people, can
be achieved by people’s initiative and sustained through their collective action.
Vision: Empower the community through participation involvement and equitable
distribution of opportunities which will ensure a bridge between haves and have-nots’ in
our society.
Mission: To discover the disadvantaged community, organize them and chalk out
plan to redress their need and ensure sustainable development by judicious use of human
resources.
FORWARD In the development process Gopinath Juba Sangha received tremendous support co-operation from different corners of the world. In this context we
are thankful to Govt. of India, Ministry of HRD, Dept. of Education, Dept. of women & child Development, Dept of Sports &Youth affair, Ministry of Food Processing Industries Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment,State Social Welfare Board, Orissa, OPEPA,Development agencies NGOs. SHG & Sangathans, Govt. Officials & others for nation building activities
Successful running of all activities are possible because of the fairness effort and hard work of GJS members, staff & volunteers under the guidance & advice of Board of Management. So we also take this opportunity to extend our sincere application and thanks to all concerned for their willing co-operation & whole hearted support
Our special mention goes to the project area for their co-operation and guidance after difficult conditions & circumstances
We would like to place on record the services rendered by many whose name are not mentioned but for who our heartfelt gratitude remains.
We hope this report makes a modest attempt to present an overview of the key achievement accomplished during the year 2012-13
Artatrana Behera
Secretary Gopinath Juba
Sangha (GJS)
INFORMATION ABOUT GJS
Name of Organization : GOPINATH JUBA SANGHA (GJS)Date of establishment : 01.04.1974Legal status : Registered under Societies Registration
Act 1860 of XXI having Registration No 8931/410 dt.09.10.1975
FCRA -105020017GJS Family : Advisory Board - 07 Governing Body member - 11
General Body Member - 25 Full Time Staff - 10 Part Time staff - 12
Volunteers - 04
Regd., and head Office : GJS (GOPINATH JUBA SANGHA) At-Alisisasan, Po-Darada
Via-Balipatna, Dist-Khurda Odisha, Pin-752102
Project Office : Plot No-2019/B, SamantarapurOld Town, Bhubaneswar
Area of Operation : Khurda, Puri, Nayagarh & Ganjam district of Orissa.
Name of the Chief Functionary : Atratrana Behera (secretary)
ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR 2012-2013During this year Gopinath Juba Sangha (GJS) organized various development activities
for rural and urban people on Health, Education, IGP activities for SHG, Agriculture development and livelihood activities as follows:
HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE ACTIVITIES
HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAM
During this year GJS organized Health Awareness program in Balipatana Block and Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation, Bhubaneswar like outreach camp in different slums and also organized meeting with pregnant women, lactating women and eligible couple on Mother and Newborn child health.
AIDS AWARENESS PROGRAMFor the year 2012-2013 Gopinath Juba sangha (GJS)
organized World AIDS Day on 1st December 2012 in JANJYOTI SEVA SANGHA, Kedarpalli,Bapuji Nagar, Bhubaneswar. In this meeting Mahila Arogya Samiti members, SHG Members, Community people and slum leaders were participate and share their knowledge on how to spread and also prevention of AIDS. The delegates of the meeting said how to prevent AIDS and role of Community people. In this meeting GJS provide leaflet on said topic.
MALARIA & FALARIA RADICATION PROGRAMDuring this year we have organized Malaria & Filaria eradication program at
Bhimatangi peoples Basti on dated 14/04/2013 and 62 no slum peoples were participated. In this meeting slum Secretary & President, Doctor-USHP and chief functionary of GJS were attend the meeting and given massage how to prevent the Malaria and filaria in slum area.
WATER & SANITATION PROGRAMGJS organized water & Sanitation awareness
campaign in 60 no of slum under 9 wards of Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation with Mahila Arogya samiti (MAS).In this event we are strengthen
the MAS member on water quality testing, water contamination at the point of use, how to keep the drinking water and handling of drinking water. Then
GJS provide a Toll Free number of PHEO, Bhubaneswar to all MAS for immediate service for tube well repair in slum area.
EDUCATION PROGRAM
CHILDREN EDUCATION PROGRAM
During this year GJS Established 5 no pre-school in Balipatana block of Khordha district and main focus of the program is to prepare the children before formal education. We were adopting joyful learning method to easy catching the formal education. The main alternatives
are to retention of dropout after formalized of children.
YOGA EDUCATION PROGRAMDuring this year 20 no Yoga Education programs
organized in secondary and upper primary school of Balipatana block under Khordha District. In this program was appreciated by the teachers and also students because the student and teacher were keep consternation on education. This year GJS also successfully organized mega
Yoga camp at Alisisasan with the help of Artatrana bidya Niketan. In this camp more than 200 peoples were participated and learnt on utility of meditation.
CULTURAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
Demand generation will cover mass media, mid media and IPC and other community based activities such as BCC, as per the need of the project area. Mass media and mid media would be used depending on the availability of material from the public sector. However interpersonal communication towards BCC would form the basis of the program. In addition the GJS would organize street plays, wall painting to communicate with
the people and also conduct competitions and other activities to increase community participation and awareness. This program will also create demand for services related to health and its determinants through various groups.
IGP TRAINING PROGRAM FOR SHG
During this year GJS provide small entrepreneurship training like Agarabati making, Spaices, Candel making, Badi & Papad making, Jam & Jelly and pickles to rural youth men and women by skilled person in regular basis. In this event GJS provide service like marketing linkages to rural women group those are involved in production work. 356 no of SHG members have been trained on 11 IGP training camps
EMPOWERMENT TO ADOLESCENT
During this period we have formed Adolescent group in slum area of Bhubaneswar Municipal corporation, Bhubaneswar and provide training to adolescents on personal Hygiene, MNCHN and WASH activities. In this group we have select a peer Educator to work voluntarily for all adolescents in slum area. GJS provide skill development training to peer Educator on Health, Personal Hygiene and WASH to develop resourceful person in slum area.
GJS were used the peer educator at slum level for spread the information and any type of development activities. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
During this year GJS develop a training-cum-production unit and provide training to rural youth and interested farmers on high yielding verity seeds , use of bio fertilizer and shree pranali system. After getting training the trainer experiment their jobs in practical field. This year 122 no rural youth and farmers were getting training on modern technology use in agricultural sector.
FARMERS CLUBDuring this year GJS formed 16 no Farmers
club in Balipatana block under Khordha district.Each group having minimum 10 and Maximum 20 members. Near about 220 members in all farmers club. GJS provide technical support to farmers club towards formation and strengthening. After that GJS provide training on more use of bio fertilizer instead of chemical fertilizer, shree pranali and high yielding verity seeds to 5 no selected members from each group and also creates opportunities to exposure visit in other places. Gjs encourages to farmers club to open a savings bank account for strengthen the group status.
PANCHYAT RAJ PROGRAMGopinath Juba Sangha (GJS) organized
different activities on Panchayatiraj system in Rajas,Sumana
asan,Pampalo,Garedipanchan,Turintra,Majhihara,Bhakar sahi,Bhapur and Amanakuda Grama Panchyata of Balipatana Blockunder Khordha District. In this activities GJS doing pre-voter awareness campaign,Kholamancha,awareness on women participation in election, in right candidates, cooperate in social audit system of Grama panchayata and orientation training to elected members on their role and responsibilities. CONSUMER AWARENESS PROGRAM
GJS has organized two days seminar on consumer awareness program banamalipur in Balipatana block under Khordha district. In this meeting near about 155 no participants were participated like school students, teachers, local youth, senior citizens, CBOs, SHGs members, business mans, NGO representatives. In this program various emanate persons were participated and share their valuable suggestions and examples on consumer rights. The main focus of the program is to spread message among the people on consumer rights and use at the time of any selling and purchase.
CELEBRATION OF IMPORTANT DAYS
GJS has observed various national and International days in our operational areas like Republic day, Independence Day, World Population Fort Night, World Breast feeding week, children day, World water day, world AIDS Day etc. During this occasion mass rallies, padayatras, public meetings have been organized in slum areas.
VETERINARY PROGRAMDuring this year 2012-2013 we have organized 2 no Veterinary Health camp at Rajas and darada
villages of Balipatana block. In this camp veterinary surgeon, Professor was attended and health check up of animal and also provides free medicines and distribution of fodder to beneficiaries. Near about 236 no of animal were benefitted through this camp. The said camp provides vaccine for prevention of seasonal dieses to animals.
SPORTS & GAMESDuring this year GJS organized rural cricket and foot ball tournament in block head quarter like
Balipatana and Balianta. In this event total 425 no rural talented youth was participant this tournament. The main focus of the events is to gate platform to rural youth and physical and mental development of the rural youth.
SC, ST, OBC & MINORITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMDuring this year GJS organized a training program for SC, ST & Minorities communities at
Sumanasasan under Khordha District. The main focus of the program is to aware about different schemes are available at Govt. level for this groups and how to utilize the same. Total 45 no participants were participate in different corner of the district. In this meeting various emanate persons from Govt. & Private sector were participated and share their valuable suggestion regarding facilities are available
LIBRARY BOOKSGJS running a library at Alisisasan, Balipatana of Khordha district and more than 2000 no of
Books and magazines are available and also a Book bank for class VI to class- X. In this process GJS create a platform for poor and meritorious students to receive book from book bank with free of cost and return after completion of the course. Apart from other books like story, kahani, upanyasa, detective etc are available in the Library. The library timing is morning 9.30 am to evening 5.30pm. In this time interested person are coming and utilize his/her time for reading. Near about 40 persons are coming regularly to library.
ACTIVITIES UNDER URBAN SLUM HEALTH PROGRAM
OPD service With the support from NRHM,Odisha &
BMC,Bhubaneswar the Gopinath Juba Sangha (GJS) manage Urban Health Centre at KARGIL BASTI in ward No. 30. GJS provide curative service like OPD services and referral services to the slum inhabitants with free medicines. As per the norms of NRHM,Odisha one part time Doctor, one Pharmacist and one Staff Nurse are engaged and rendering the OPD services. The OPD opens at 8.00 am to 12.00
Noon & 4.00 pm to 6.00 pm at each working day except Sundays & National holidays. 12070 no of patients have been attended through the year.
Referral Services As envisaged in the fore going paragraph,
complicated cases like accidental cases, diarrheal dieses, malaria, TB, institutional delivery, sterilization cases etc are being referred to the nearest Govt. hospitals, dispensaries and First Referral Unit (FRU). In that process GJS develop a referral slip for referred patient for tracking information for monitoring. During this year Urban Health Centre provide 785 cases as referral.
Outreach Health CampAs per USHP guideline we have organized
outreach health camp in slum area (those slums are inconvenient to access OPD service) in fixed day like every Saturday with advance intimation and motivation in the particular slum by the Link Volunteers. Similar facilities like general health check up and free medicines are being provided in this camp. These camps are being managed by the Doctor, Pharmacist, ANM and Link Volunteers. 2067 no of patients have got benefited on 27 no of outreach health camps during the year 2012-13.
Immunization ProgramAs per Govt. schedule our Link Volunteers and ANMs are motivating the beneficiaries like Pregnant Women and parents to attend the immunization sessions. In that process link Volunteers and ANMs are inform to the beneficiaries before one day and also immunization day our staffs visit to slum and door to door campaign to ensure immunization as per due list. Apart from our staffs are engaged also special Immunization program and ensure dropout/left out beneficiaries as per Govt. schedule. During this year we are covered 1500 beneficiaries in 86 no of immunization sessions by our Link Volunteers and ANM.
IEC/BCC Demand generation will cover mass media, mid media and IPC and other community based
activities such as BCC, as per the need of the project Mass media and mid media would be used depending on the availability of material from the public sector. However interpersonal communication towards BCC would form the basis of the program. In addition the project would organize street plays, wall painting (Swasthy Kantha) to communicate with the people and also conduct competitions and other
activities to increase community participation and awareness. This program will also create demand for services related to health and its determinants through various groups which already exist and also with the groups to be formed in the intervention area.
Antenatal CareAs per NRHM, Odisha guidelines GJS create
awareness through our Link Workers and ANMs for early registration of Pregnant Women within 12 weeks, 13-28 weeks and 29-38 weeks are registered at Anganawadi Centre. In that process our staffs were participated the session and mobilize the pregnant women for early registration. If the women identified a complicated and high risk cases at the time of home visit our staffs are being referred to the nearest Govt. hospitals/ First Referral Unit (FRU). In that session we are counseling to beneficiaries on ANC, TT and safe Institutional Delivery. During the year 2012-13 we have of registered 548 no of
pregnant women in different trim star.
Postnatal Care After delivery the project provided postnatal
services to beneficiaries through our Link Volunteers and ANM. At the time of home visit our LV & ANM asking & counseling to mother on taking full meal 4times in a day, how many times change the pad, measure the temperature of child and colostrums fed to baby and continue exclusive breast feeding up to six month and also Examine to mother regarding discharge of foul smelling, feeds and cracked & engorged breast. After that advice to mother on child immunization schedule. During this year GJS provided 452 no postnatal services in our target area.
Institutional DeliveryAs per Project Mandate our Link Volunteers and ANMs were create awareness in slum level
through home visit and community meeting for utility of Institutional delivery instead of unsafe Home delivery. As per budget guidelines we are providing free conveyance charges to the beneficiaries for their movement to the nearby Govt. hospitals and First Referral Unit (FRU). During this year 332 cases of
institutional delivery conducted.
CBD Outlet For birth spacing our Link Volunteers and ANMs
formed CBD outlet in 16 no of slum and organizing meeting regular interval. In this meeting our staffs to counseling the eligible couple and also adolescent girl
maintain spacing one child to another child by using of temporary method like oral pills and condom. We are providing oral pills and condoms to eligible couple every month through CBD out let. During this year total 2456 no eligible couples were benefitted under this program.
Family PlanningThe small family norm has been largely
accepted and internalized by the people of Odisha. Slum populations have limited access to family planning services. The aim of family planning is to reduce fertility rate. The permanent family planning is needed for that. In the project area, awareness has been created among the slum people to take permanent family planning methods like tubectomy and vasectomy. During the period, 1 no of family planning camp have been organized and 9 no of permanent family planning (tubectomy) have done.
Nutrition Health Education Day
In every month nutrition and health education day have been observing at 38 no of Anganwadi Centers in our project area. As per Govt. guidelines In this day all field level front line workers are present and organizing a mothers meeting and discussion exclusive breast feeding, complimentary and supplementary feeding. The ANM and link Volunteer supported to the front line workers in that particular day. They keep the weight of new born babies as well as the mothers. They also help in distribution of supplementary nutrition to the beneficiaries. no of such programs have been
attended by the project staff.
Impregnation of Bed netThe misquotes are one of the most
preventive causes of Malaria. To control the malaria in slum the Govt. provides free medicines for impregnation of community owned bed net. The survey of bed nets have been conducted by the Link Volunteers in all 60 slums. We have already covered all the slums for impregnation of bed net. 7754 no of bed nets have already been impregnated by the Link Volunteers.
Activities under Health of the Urban Poor Project We are implementing the Health of the Urban
Poor(HUP) program in Bhubaneswar Municipal corporation, Bhubaneswar in 60 nos of slum under 09 (Nine) wards like 46,47,52,53,54,56,57,58,59 from 1st
March 2012 with the financial support from Population Foundation of India, New Delhi and USAID –INDIA. The detail activities are as follows:Survey and Research
After getting survey from Health of the urban poor. Our Cluster Coordinator starting the House Hold Survey, Mapping and Listing of 60 no of slums. In that
process the cluster coordinator arrange a Meeting with Slum leader, AWW, ASHA and front Line worker of the slum and discuss about objective of the program and activities of the program. As per Instruction of HUP-PFI we are completed the survey. In slum wise from starting to ending through Left side. The detail survey as follows:
Sl No Ward No No of Slums Total House Hold
Total Population
Male Female Total
1 30 6 1805 3391 3121 6512
2 46 15 992 1949 1816 3765
3 47 7 1857 4021 3742 7763
4 52 2 107 225 225 450
5 53 5 378 849 945 1594
6 54 8 465 946 901 1847
7 56 5 355 944 925 1869
8 57 9 454 1021 914 1935
9 58 3 339 710 600 1310
Total 9 60 6752 14056 12989 27045
ORIENTATION AND REFRESHER OF LINK WORKERS ON HEALTH,
WATER & SANITATIONWe are organizing one day Orientation and
capacity Building of link workers of Urban Slum Health Program (USHP) on Health, water, sanitation and nutrition on date 8th September 2012 at our project office. The main objective of the Program is to equip the participants with Appropriate knowledge and skills about Antenatal Care, Intranasal care and
Post Natal Care and WASH activities so That they can perform their duties effectively• Knowledge about health following Life Cycle Approach (LCA)• Know about determinants of health
• Understand linkages among the different determinants• Knowledge about WASH activities.
TRAINING OF REPRESENTATIVE OF
MASWe have organized training program for
representative of nine MAS on 15th September 2012 in two batches in two places like Abhiram Nagar and Kedarpalli. This training we are covering MNCHN topic like danger sign. During pregnancy, Birth preparedness and Birth micro planning. The main objective of the program is to provide with appropriate knowledge and skills about Antenatal
period and also birth preparedness.
IEC /BCC ACTIVITIESDemand generation will cover mass media,
mid media and IPC and other community based activities such as BCC, as per the need of the project Mass media and mid media would be used depending on the availability of material from the public sector. However interpersonal communication towards BCC would form the basis of the program. In addition the project would organize street plays, wall painting to communicate with the people and also conduct competitions and other activities to increase community participation and awareness. This
program will also create demand for services related to health and its determinants through various groups which already exist and also with the groups to be formed in the intervention area. In this regard we are organizing street play in 06 slums on MNCHN and WASH activities and also complete wall writing and permanent board in 60 Slums.
HEALTH RESOURCES MAPPINGWe have completed 60 no of Health Resource Maps in HUP intervention area. In that process we are develop the Health Resource Map through organizing MAS meeting and discuss with all members and identify resource available in slum area like AWC, Health facilities, water facilities, sanitation facilities and Different type of community resources. Health Resource Map is used for tracking the pregnant Women and children below one year of age for Immunization. MAS members divide the slum Households among themselves and
identify pregnant women and children below one year of age in their area which are then denoted by sticking bindis on the map. The smaller bindi denotes the status of two Tetanus Toxoid injections in the
pregnant women and the large bindi denotes the vaccination status of the child.
WARD COORDINATION COMMITTEE MEETING
FORMATION AND STRENGTHENING
The Ward Coordination Committee is an institution/community level platform at Ward level in the city to address grassroots level issues related to health and its determinants like nutrition, water and sanitation through participatory community action. The ward being
the lowest level point of planning and convergence of services/programs provides scope for linkages between service providers and community. The 74th amendment of the constitution (1992) ensures provision of ward committees in all municipalities/corporation having population more than three lakhs. It is considered as an apex body for the convergence of services/programs related to MNCHN and WASH. Hence on the above back drop, Health of the Urban Poor (HUP) Program facilitates formation of Ward Coordination Committees in its intervention wards in Bhubaneswar City. It is primarily constituted with the objectives to provide a common platform to all ward level stakeholders for planning and monitoring of services and programs and establish linkages of the community with service providers.
As such an attempt was taken to form the Ward Coordination Committee in Ward No 47 in the city. Gopinath Juba Sangh the HUP field partner NGO in close association with and guidance of HUP City Office initiated the process on the way back in September 2012. In the initial period, efforts like discussing the matter with the Mayor/Municipal Commissioner and Ward Councilor made it possible to go ahead with the activity. Through a series of meetings, discussions, deliberations both by HUP City Office and Field Partner NGO, finally a date was fixed to convene the meeting for constitution of Ward Coordination Committee in Ward No 47. On an auspicious day of 18th September 2012, a preparatory meeting was convened at BMC Library, Bapuji Nagar, Bhubaneswar at 3.00 pm under the chairperson Mrs. Mahamaya Swain, Councillor.The other officials/front line workers present in the meeting were Slum Improvement officer, BMC, Community Organizer, Sanitary Inspector, Secretary and President of seven slums under Ward no 47,Anganwadi worker,ASHA, Secretary, GJS and City Coordinator & NGO-CBO Coordinator from HUP-PFI along with the Project Coordinator and all Cluster Coordinators of Gopinath Juba Sangh. With the initial introduction to the program and its objectives, the meeting started. As it was the first meeting, the modalities of constitution of the committee were elaborated in great length along with the needs and importance of the committee. Finally, it was decided to prepare a draft plan for WCC involving SIO, HUP City Team and Filed Partner NGO that will be presented in the next meeting and necessary steps will be taken for formation of the committee. Similarly, next meeting for formation of WCC was organized on 18th December 2012 at the same venue and time and presided over by the Councilor. The selection of the members in the committee was discussed in detail. It was decided that core members from Government. Sector by designation and extended members from slum may be chosen for the committee. Accordingly, 18 members both from government and slums were chosen for the committee. This is just the beginning, once it is strengthened, it will certainly act as the planning and monitoring unit for effective delivery of services in improving the health status of the urban poor.
Distribution of Name Tag
As per planning we are distributing Name Tag to 250 nos Mahila Arogya Samiti Members of 21 MAS.
MAS members are use this Name Tag as Identity card.
Distribution of Petty AssetsAs per Project guideline we have already distributed Petty Assets to 60 Nos Mahila Arogya Samiti (MAS)
in this year. We are providing a Cotton Dari, Permanent Banner (Flex), Box and 2 nos registers. The MAS
are using the said materials at the time of Monthly meeting and keep record in box. These items are very
useful for MAS members. This is the permanent assets of MAS.
INTERFACE OF COMMUNITY AND
SERVICE PROVEDERS ON MNCHN
AND WATSAN WORLD POPULATION
DAYWe are organizing World population fortnight on dated 23rd
July 2012at kedarpalli basti under ward No-47 jointly by our Urban Slum Health program. In this occasion organizing event like quiz competition among Mahila Arogya Samit (MAS) on Maternal Health and Healthy baby show among 0-1 year children. After that we are organizing a meeting at kedarpalli with the following dignitaries like Corporater ward
No-47,BMC,CMMO Bhubaneswar municipality Hospital, Medical officer Urban Health centre,GJS,City Coordinator & NGO-CBO Coordinator,HUP-PFI & Secretary,GJS also Present and awarded to winners in this function. The main focus of the program is aware to mother and Community to adopt spacing method, small family norm and stabilize the population growth rate.
WORLD BREAST FEEDING WEEKWe are organizing World Breast feeding week on dated 7th August 2012 at kargil basti under ward No-30.In that process we find outs 20 Nos 0-1 Year children’s mother for our “JANA AJANA” quiz program. Firstly we are organizing a mothers meeting on Breast feeding with the resource person Dr.Anjali Sinha,Medical Officer, Urban Slum Health Program (USHP), GJS.In this meeting resource person discussion on Breast feeding and its effect. After the end of the meeting we are organizing JANA AJANA program among the
mothers on breast feeding and also awarded to all participants.
Children’s Day ProgramWe are organizing Children’s day program in Nuagoan Primary
school.In this program we are doing Sub activities like Seat & Draw competition among the Students on WASH activities,Organizing Health Check up camp and small meeting and prize distribution to winner students.In that process school management committee,School staffs and MAS members were support their service for success of the program. After conclusion of the program the school teacher Management Committee and MAS members were Appreciate the program and requested to organize This type of program in coming future.
Observation of World Water DayWe are celebrating World Water Day on 22nd March 2013 in five nos of slum like Jharana Tala Sahi,Jharana Upper Sahi,Kedar palli,Tati Basti and Bapuji Nagar Railway Basti on water Cooperation. In this program we are covering five selected slum With designed Tabolo by our all staff of HUP & USHP,Community Leader and MAS of all Five slums. This day firstly we are covered whole slum through Padayatra with Tabolo and then in centre place Organizing a spot quize program and awarded to Winner.
ORIENTATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN ON WASH ISSUES
In this year we are organizing school orientation program On WASH issues in six nos of schools like Birabara Subudhi UP School,Nuagoan primary School,Bindusagar Primary School,Kedarpalli PS,Bhimatangi Municipal PS
and SP School. In this program we are showing animation film On WASH issues to children and then arrange spot quize
On WASH and awarded to meritorious students
VISITORS
• Smarajeet Chakraborty, Project Director,PFI,Bhubaneswar.• Dr.Dinabandhu Sahoo,CMMO,Municipal Hospital,BMC-BBSR• Santosh Kumar Nayak , PPP Specialist,NRHM- Odisha• Dr. B.K.Panda,Joint Director,Publick Health,Govt. of Odisha• Dr.Swati Mahajan,Demonstration Officer,PFI,New Delhi
• Md. Sahid A Ansari , Finance Manager,PFI,NEW Delhi• Dr.H. Sudarsan and Team,BBMP,Palike,Bangalor• Nancy J Powel,US Ambassador.• Principal Secretary and Team,Govt. of Karnataka• Mr.Manoja Jhalani,Joint Secretary, M H & F W, Govt. of India, New Delhi.• Mr.Pramoda Kumar Meherda, Mission Director, NRHM- Odisha• Mr.Binaya Kumar Das, Asst. Commissioner of slum, BMC-BBSR.• Mr. Anthony Kolb,Urban Health Advisior,USAID,Washiton DC.
