In this programme, 85 students took initiative to teach the support staff and community people about digital payments. These were taught in about 17 schools. Students prepare presentations to teach people on their smart phones sand also basic phones. Each participant taught 10 people per day.
Winters of Delhi is a severe period of the homeless, they wander around in these cold nights for shelter. So this winter’s we started a ‘Winter Action Plan’. Delhi government set up 183 shelters for 15,774 homeless people. According to Delhi’s Urban Shelter Improvement Board there were approximately 16000 homeless people in Delhi, but many NGO’s estimated it to be more than a lakh.
DUSIB took up this initiative of providing shelters to many homeless people till March 2018 with complete breakfasts, warmth and television sets in each shelter. They took up this annual challenge to provide care and comfort to this people in this weather.
Use of social media is increasing day by day and in Indian strata It’s rising at a very fast pace. As for now, in 2016 195.16 million are the currently active Facebook users in India which is even more than the total users of its home country USA i.e. 191.3 million active users. Even we have 23.2 million users actively tweeting in India, so it is also here to stay for a long time.
Social media plays a major role in brand building of a product from its campaigning to the sales of the product. It keeps the customer engaged throughout the promotions. It is also very easy to communicate because of its 24/7 accessibility.
In these recent years, social media has got so much fame because of its use that many NGO awareness campaigns are spreading their word at a great pace, which also helps in faster spread of the information.
On the occasion of teacher’s day, firstly the trainers told the listeners about the significance of the day. Students listened to them with utmost attention, and then they were surprised by cake to mark the specialty of the occasion. It was a very enjoyable time for all the students, filled with fun, music, karaoke, speeches, songs and dance performances. A fellow trainer gladly said, “This was a brilliant celebration. We all had great fun. We were gladly to have Mr. Saif as our guest. He is a great source of inspiration for our National Ngo.” Students were provided with refreshment. Students also gifted pens and pen-drives to their trainers.
Orientation Training Programme on Legal Procedures for officers dealing with PWDVA, 2005 Act. Mr. Inderjeet is nominated for this training session from 31st January, 2017 to 1st February, 2017.
The demand for a law on domestic violence was made with the aim to protect married women and also women in the shared households such as mothers, sisters and women in such kind of abusive relationships. The enactment of Protection of Women form Domestic Violence Act (PWDVA) in 2005 was one of the most important initiatives taken by the Indian government. The PWDVA, 2005 is a civil law that defines domestic violence, recognizes a women’s right to reside in a violence free home and also provide remedies in cases of violence at the hands of the husband or male-living partner.
A cashless awareness programme was conducted by Nasscom Foundation. All the members of the board of Social Education and Liberty Foundation also participated in this two-day seminar run by different rural areas in Delhi NCR.
A dozen baseras became a canvas for this project. Overall, the capital has 270 sanctuaries, run by various NGO’s according to the Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB), the nodal agency. According to the website, it shows that there are 92 shelters in permanent buildings, 112 in porta cabins, 55 in tents and 5 in unused buses. Each shelter has dhurries and blankets, water and toilet facilities and caretakers. Some shelters are chargeable, others are free but charges are nominal. The latest figures available put night-time occupancy at around 6000 people, though the total capacity is around 2000.
Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme which was announced on 15th August, 2008 and was launched in place of REGP Scheme. PMEGP is a credit liked subsidy programme launched in 2008-09 by the Ministry of MSME is a credit linked subsidy for the both the rural and urban area of the country.
1. Introduction
To inspire, motivate, build confidence and capacity for establishing an enterprise, manage it, sustain it successfully by the beneficiary,
2. Objectives
• To provide knowledge on the subject of entrepreneurship, its challenges and prospects.
• To develop the entrepreneurial concept, its risk taking ability, motivation, confidence and goal setting by potential entrepreneurs.
• Providing knowledge regarding the procedure and formalities involved in setting up a business/enterprise.
• Developing skills in finance and marketing field for an enterprise/business.
• Providing guidance related identification of opportunities and preparation of business plan.
3. Target Beneficiary: 30+
In a health awareness camp a selected team of doctors, commonly, a gynecologist, a dentist, an ophthalmologist, an orthopedic, further a general physician, a pharmacist and an assistant is present. These health camps has the main motive is to increase Education and Communication and Behaviour Change is also the aim for the community. In this camp, patients are diagnosed, treatment is given and referral is given for general ailments of dental care, gynecological conditions and ophthalmic diseases are carried out.
These programmes also give awareness to common people, so that they can handle some critical situations while waiting for medical help. This programme includes:
Social Education and Liberty Foundation (NGO) with ISDP organized a Summer Camp of Art and Craft for students of all age ages for free of cost.
Objective: Though arts and craft is a good way to engage kids and can be fun activities for them, but you also have to ensure that with enjoyment different benefits are also provided to these students.
Vision and Mission
1. Art and Craft to boost kids’ creativity: Kids activities enhance their imagination and help them to develop their own perspective. Coming up with different and crafty makes them more thoughtful. Even many kid’s projects help them to become more inventive. This will help them to excel in life and education.
2. Creativity can make kids happier: Art and Craft is a great way to express ones emotion, it also makes people calmer and happier. It is a great way to resolve your problems and it channelizes your energy in something productive.
3. Arts and craft for kids is great for child development: Craft makes us learn many things like fine motor skills, coordination, shapes, colours, etc.
4. Focusing on crafty kids activities builds patience: As craft is very lengthy and includes complex procedures, so it teaches children patience and helps them to be calm in their long projects.
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