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                                                               Last 2 years kolmajara Tribal Adolescent girl raped and murder by some family member .This news was very shocking for women and adolescent . Bargarh tribal Adulation is very poor. 80% gril worked in mines to support their parents.Ssa organized thematic cam p to self empower every girls on dated 21 to 24 may 20011 at Bargarh supported by Child Fund India .3 village Adolescent group discussion and thinking about the possibilities & what to do if any type of utmost cases of SEXUAL violence happen .The session was facilitated by the renowned organization "Mahlia Samakya" in collaboration with SSA. Bargarh which is locat...

m CONCEPT:- In one of Child Fund India Supported project No.2883 in collaboration with Sarvodaya Sewa Ashram in Bargarh,Chitrakoot(UP)under which 4 primary and junior school  25 Children’s age of between 11-14 year undergone art training program, it just an effort to motivate them or to enhance their creativity skill to see how they represent their idea of being protection against natural drought by the medium of their arts/drawings. Event:- First we let the children  free to draw their own understandings then the inputs based on children concepts and also his owns understanding will be concatenate by the trainer on the drought management to forward the children on drought issues by the medium of art/drawing.  The Vision So far this type of work had not been take place in any schools in the project area in a way to make their understanding better and also to refine their talent in a maverick way. To introduce & enhance children understanding about the phy...

                                     बाल कला कार्यशाला के प्रारंभ में बच्चो का उत्साह बुंदेलखंड जनपद चित्रकूट विकास खंड  मऊ  की बरगढ़ गाहुर न्यायपंचायत  आदिवासी बाहुल्य है .यंहा परिवारों का पलायन बच्चो के विकास में बड़ी बाधा है. अनेक समस्याओ से समझौता  करने वाले बच्चे अपनी रुचियों  और  प्रयासों को प्रस्तुत  करना चाहते है .जमीरा कालोनी , कोनिया तथा स्टेशन के सरकारी प्राथमिक विद्द्यालय के  बच्चो को जब यह बताया गया कि  गर्मी कि छुट्टी में अपनी कला कि पहचान दिलाना व्  कला को और अच्छा निखारने के तरीको के लिए विशेष कार्यशाला आयोजित हो रही है तब बच्चो ने कहा यह काम बहुत अच्छा अब हम कही नही जायेगे .ऐसा लगा कि बच्चे अपनी पहचान  के भूखे  थे .  बच्चो  ने बताया क़ी हमारे स्कूल में एस तरह के काम नहीं कराये जाते टीचर  जी क्लास  में बहुत क्म रहते है .  बड़ी उत्साह के साथ १० ...

The issue of Malnutrition In Bargarh Bundelkhand One in every three malnourished children in the world lives in India and 50 percent of all childhood deaths in India can be attributed to malnutrition. Malnutrition limits development and the capacity to learn among children. Over half of the children under the age of five years in India are moderately and seriously malnourished, 30 per cent of newborn children are significantly underweight and nearly 60 percent of women are anemic. The prevalence of malnutrition varies across states, with Madhya Pradesh recording the highest rate (55 per cent) and Kerala among the lowest (27 per cent). According to CCF -India AIMES reports, 57% under-5 children in the communities are malnourished.  In order to reduce malnutrition status among children in rural areas, there is a need for a multi-pronged approach to address the immediate and underlying causes of the problems. Issues like economic status, lack...

Girls' education initiative - Uttar Pradesh In 1999, in partnership with the government and other voluntary organisations, UNICEF initiated a project for girls’ education in four blocks of Uttar Pradesh’s Barabanki district, where female literacy was about 15 per cent. Alternative learning centres (ALCs) were established in villages that did not have a primary school within a one-kilometre radius with the active participation of communities. Instructors were selected in co-operation with panchayats and preference was given to local candidates. The number of alternative learning centres increased from 50 in 1999 to 140 in 2001 when more than 4000 children were enrolled - a significant majority of which were out-of-school girls. A one-year residential camp programme for girls was also introduced to provide learning opportunities for older out-of-school girls. This is now being replicated under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) across the state.

A Journey of ASHA – from despair to hope By Kulsum Mustafa ALIGARH, India, 3 May 2010 -  From hope to despair to lasting hope. This is the true roller-coaster ride of an ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) who despite all adversities related to gender, caste and poverty has created history. She is credited with heralding a spree of institutional deliveries in her village. The first child from her village to be born in hospital was in September 2009. ASHA meaning ‘hope’ in Hindi, is a link between the community and health care delivery system; but for nearly three years after Puja Devi was selected as an ASHA in 2006, she was still not ‘accepted’ by the villagers. After all, Puja hailed from a ‘low’ caste and poor labor family of Binamai village, in Aligarh District of Uttar Pradesh. Puja describes those humiliating days in her own words, “While my own community members scorned at me, showing no faith in my acquired health skills; the upper caste families, w...

Children make their voice heard at the Lucknow Children’s Summit Jean Macfarlane LUCKNOW, India 25 November  2009 – Child labour, kidnapping, sexual abuse, child marriage and drug abuse – these are some of the many issues challenging children growing up in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Child delegates from all over the state gathered in its capital, Lucknow, on Saturday 21 November to share their experiences and call on state government officials to take action to ensure them a better future. More than one hundred boys and girls aged between eight and 18 – all elected leaders within their schools - came together for the special children’s summit,. The event was a joint initiative by UNICEF and the Uttar Pradesh Education Department to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The children’s impassioned pleas drew praise from the local officials who were present and promises of action on several of the issues...