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Indian Institute of Youth Welfare

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The Indian Institute of Youth Welfare, Nagpur a development organization started its journey in the field of development in 1973 considering youth as a center point for development. Institute completed 35 years and created history in the field of development setting an example for NGO and CBO in the country. The institute is national organization having its intervention area in Nagpur, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Yeotmal and Akola district in maharashtra and Tamia tribal development project in Tamia block, district Chindawada in Madhya Pradesh. The institute believes that the young people, their benefactors and others engaged in the work of growing process of social change and development play a very important role in shaping the society and therefore the institute attempts to plan and organized several need based project, programme and training courses.

Institute has Faith in Institute has Faith in Institute has Faith in Institute has Faith in people are the masters of their destiny they have the capacities to transform their situation.

Institutes Mission is:Institutes Mission is:Institutes Mission is:Institutes Mission is: By decentralization of polity and economy generating maximum opportunities for women, youth and people in general for their active participation in the process of social transform as leading partners.

And vision is:And vision is:And vision is:And vision is: Enabling and Empowering of people strengthening democracy at the grass roots and for building just and equitable society. The year 2009-2010 was excellent because of various activities, projects and programmes have been undertaken during year based on needs of the people and communities for 2009-2010. The activities has been materialized nicely in the institute.

Project activities / Programme are as: Project activities / Programme are as: Project activities / Programme are as: Project activities / Programme are as: Nagpur Projects:Nagpur Projects:Nagpur Projects:Nagpur Projects:

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1. Community Life CentersCommunity Life CentersCommunity Life CentersCommunity Life Centers : CLC in Nagpur city started from Oct. 1976 to achieve Objectives are as: Development of Community, Women Empowerment, Child Welfare, Youth Welfare, Improve the standard of Living of the People Community Community Life Centers have organized its various activities in the following areas :-

1) Indora, 2) Adiwasi Nagar, 3) Ghashiram Nagar, 4) Adiwasi Ayodhya Nagar, 5) Krishna Nagar,

6) Mariyam Nagar, 7) Pachpaoli To generate self employment and awareness various programme for communities were organized on Health Education, Nutrition, Superstition, Environment, Legal Literacy and RCH and National Festival Programme. Conducted Economic activities on the basis of objectives are as: During this year various Programme for Women Youth and Children were undertaken they as :- Economic Activities

Self Help Group

Co-operative society

Training for promotion of self employment

Provision of fund

Monthly saving group Bhisi

No. 56 2 1 - 3

Members 525 100 50 13 168

Activities Tailoring Typing

Class Beauty culture

Crèche Balwadi Mehendi Class

Study Class

Total

No. of Trainees in year

98

84

130

10

140

40

80

680

Other conducted Programme Activities are as : Sr.No Activities No.

1. Health Check Up Programme for Women 3

2. Programme and Training on Nutrition 3

3. Entrepreneur Development program 2

4. Eye Check Up Camp 3

5. Programme on Income Generation Activities 2

6. Programme on Health Community Sanitation 4

7. Environment Programme 3

8. National Festivial 2

9. Self Employment Programme for Women 7

10. Bal Sanskar Shibbier 1

11. Bal Melawa (Combined) 1

12. Mahila Melawa (Combined) 1

Candle Making TrainingCandle Making TrainingCandle Making TrainingCandle Making Training

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Rotary Club provided loan to 10 SHGs members to start self employment and it was found that women started their -own business and started earning. As well as Rotary club provided Sport training in Holey ball to young people from community. On the whole, the community life centers functioned very well and carried out a number of activities for its people belonging to various communities.

2.2.2.2. Information Development And Resource Agency (IDARA for NYKS) Information Development And Resource Agency (IDARA for NYKS) Information Development And Resource Agency (IDARA for NYKS) Information Development And Resource Agency (IDARA for NYKS) NagpurNagpurNagpurNagpur. Under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and sports, Govt. of India is working as a Resource Agency for Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan. IDARA Nagpur established in the year 1984. It is supported by Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Govt. of India. It monitor and evaluate the activities and provide technical guidance and support to the Nehru Yuva Kendras in West Zone consisting of seven states namely Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Punjab, Rajasthan & Goa and three Union Territories namely Diu, Daman and Silvasa. IDARA implemented various activities in the year 2009-2010 to accomplish its objectives as i. To provide training, information and human resource support

to NYKs.

ii. To build the capacities of NYK’s functionaries functioning at various levels.

iii. To provide objective feedback to NYKS and the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India, about the functioning of NYKs for its utilization to improve the quality of functioning.

iv. Research & Documentation and Information dissemination.

Specific Activities Specific Activities Specific Activities Specific Activities –––– 2009200920092009----2010 are as :2010 are as :2010 are as :2010 are as :

i. IDRA visits 96 Nehru Yuva Kendras in West Zone.

ii. IDARA’s Participation in II Phase and III National Service Volunteers training programme.

iii. IDARA’s Participation in Capacity Building Training Programmes and Workshops on Women Empowerment programmes organized by NYKs.

iv. Faculty support in Adolescent Training Programme organized by NYKs.


v. Editing and Publishing of Quarterly IDARA News Letter Four

Issues in a financial year.

vi Preparation of Trainer’s Manual on Leadership Training.

Achievements: Achievements: Achievements: Achievements:

Published Four Issues of IDARA News Letters in the year 2009-2010. Prepared Trainer’s Manual on Leadership Training.

3.3.3.3. Anganwadi Workers’ Training CourseAnganwadi Workers’ Training CourseAnganwadi Workers’ Training CourseAnganwadi Workers’ Training Course:::: Anganwadi Sevika training centre initiated fromProgramme 14th July 1983 Funded by Ministry of women & Child Welfare Dept. State Govt. & Central Govt. with objective are as: to trained ICDS Anganwadi worker and helper through organizing job & Refresher training courses to enhance Anganwadi Worker’s knowledge skills and their potentials to provide effectively & efficiently services for mother & child through functionary to build capacity of them to enhance their performance in the field.

Nine batches of Job training program(30 days) were organised and 264 AWW trained. 5 Batches of Refresher training program (7 days) were organised and 218 AWW trained as well as two batches for Balwadi teachers were organized. Various teaching methods for ex. brain stroming group discussion, role play, lecture-cum-discussion games puppet are used during conducting programm. Trainees Anganwadi workers from Nagpur Urban Project, Nagpur rural Project and Wardha district attended training. Trainees expressed their opinion that it is one of the best center in Maharashtra, and they are highly satisfied with training facilities and mess facilities. World Breast feeding day, World food day, World children day, World Women day, World AIDS day etc had been celebrated by organizing role play, song, slogan, poster and essay writing competition as well as experts had been invited to guide and deliver lecture.

Achievement Achievement Achievement Achievement Special efforts are taken to improve the performance and knowledge of trainees New teaching technique & training aid are used during conducting sessions.

4. Middle Level Training Centre:Middle Level Training Centre:Middle Level Training Centre:Middle Level Training Centre:


Middle Level Training Centre was started from 1st April 2001 and organise job and refreshers training course for the deputed supervisors of ICDS to enhance their knowledge, skills, potential and to enhance their performance in the field and to provide efficiently towards community development services to mother and child and to shoulder their job responsibilities. During this year, four batches of job training courses (30 days) had been conducted and trained 78 Supervisors, as well as thirteen batches of Refresher training courses (7 days courses) were conducted and trained 167 Supervisors came from all over the Maharashtra. As per NIPCCD Syllabus course on ICDS orientation, Health and Nutrition, community participation and education, early childhood care and education has been completed, beside syllabus various activities and programme viz: National nutrition week, Breast feeding week, International women’s day, Cultural programmes, Field visit had been organised through making posters, slogans, role play, cultural programme, bal Melawa and inviting guest lecturers, most of the Supervisors have given positive feed back about training facilities and centre, expressed their highly satisfaction.

5. DEWATSDEWATSDEWATSDEWATS---- CBS ProgrammeCBS ProgrammeCBS ProgrammeCBS Programme: This Programme is supported by BORDA. IIYW aim to improve the quality of life of the poor communities through participation of deprived communities by bringing behavioral changes in hygiene practices by provision of Sanitation. In the state of Maharashtra, IIYW has been putting governmental efforts to incorporation of DEWATS technology into the urban sanitation policy of Maharashtra. Since last 3 year multiple level of stakeholders have been informed about specific advantages of DEWATS technology and community based sanitation approach, which includes government department, builders and architects and various communities. This dissemination and regional spread is achieved through organized one regional seminar and four state level meeting with specific focus towards the consideration of DEWATS is a viable solution for waste water treatment. 2 DVD in English and Marathi ready for dissemination of CBS methodology at network level. The government of Maharashtra included CDD in the technical committee on urban sanitation. One national level exhibition, Maharashtra state level lobbying research toward amendment in municipal bye laws and one exposure visit for urban local bodies to best practices in Decentralized Sanitation Maharashtra DESWAM LP-

Proposal formula for city level segregation fore medium town in Maharashtra as well as regional meeting with bureaucrats had been conducted. The standardized module for Health & Hygiene for 5 day module was prepared and same systematically applied in project areas. IIYW has contributed toward the preparation of standard option package being developed at network level. DEWATS – CBS manual and booklet for CBO’s: are prepared as a. CBO finance b. CBO leadership c. options for livelihood are ready and submitted to CDD for further design and printing. Marathi film released on screened at the hand of Collector Jalgaon Shri Krunal Kumar on 26 Nov 09. English film screened at Zambia conference which is “Evidence for Hope” (Promoting Sustainable Sanitation Solutions) by IIYW with BORDA and CDD Society. Eight sessions attended were clarity within INO and India group towards network level SANMAP approaches and methodologies which paved path for future WG deliberation. During the year 2009 first joint event on DESWAM with Exnora. International drafting of joint TOR was done and Coordination with water supply and sanitation department govt. of Maharashtra divisional Commissioner Nashik and Collector from Khandesh, Execution of Exhibition and regional Workshop organized at Jalgaon. Renowned SWM expects from NPCB and BARC participated and given their inputs. Presentation from Karnataka and Tamilnadu helped to explore PPP and Go-NGO CBO approaches which highlighted that people’s participation is only aspect which was important for SWM. A successful exhibition at National IIA convention at Nagpur displayed and dissemination of BORDA’s services for the visitors four meeting namely with a) Principal Secretary WSSD-GOM (27/04/09) b) Collector Jalgaon (18/07/09) and 27/11/09 c) Commissioner JMC( 18/07/09) d) Divisional Commissioner Nashik (18/11/09) was undertake. Three presentation along with three demo visits and exhibition of resource material are well managed by team. Proposal under Sujal, Nirmal Bharat Abhiyaan submitted to JMC The health impact analysis was successfully conducted at Rajendra Nagar and Sulokha Park in Kolhapur on 5th and 6th May 09. Five regular monitoring visits had been done by social staff of IIYW. Regular contents


related to project are submitted to webpage manager and IIYW regular articles are submitted to CDD.

6. FaFaFaFamily Counseling Center (Crime Branch)mily Counseling Center (Crime Branch)mily Counseling Center (Crime Branch)mily Counseling Center (Crime Branch) The family counseling centre was established on 2nd Oct 1995 in coordination of the crime branch, Nagpur. It is sponsored by Central Social Welfare Board, New Delhi and gets excellent support from the commissioner of police, with aims to provide free counseling and guidance, to build confidence among women/ victims for their social economic development and for solving the disputes as well as to aware women/ victim about existing law i.e protection of women against Domestic violence. The centre provides counseling and guidance in criminal cases of domestic violence referred from the police station in Nagpur. The family counseling centre is playing a vital role in saving the family unit and assisting families in their socio-economic development, through building self esteem among the victims as well as sensitizing them about the laws against domestic violence. Cases regarding domestic violence are referred by the police station Sadar and Gittikhadan social Security Wing (SSB), DCP officer of Crime Branch. Some cases are referred directly from Nagpur citizens and provide support and guidance to women and victims by our counselors.

• Total number of cases registered in year- 229

• Previous year pending cases- 48

• Number of cases solved during the year – 213

• Number of compromised cases – 88

• Number of cases referred to family court – 27

• Number of cases referred to police station for further action (IPC- 498-A) - 44

• Number of cases withdrawn – 01

• Number of cases closed – 48

• Number of cases for support and guidance – 48

This centre is doing excellent performance for the welfare of the needy and distressed women. Due to effective counseling, the number of compromised cases has been increased comparatively last year.

7. Family counseling centre, Zilla Parishad:Family counseling centre, Zilla Parishad:Family counseling centre, Zilla Parishad:Family counseling centre, Zilla Parishad: It is supported by State Women Commission and its aim is to do amicable settlement of problems through counseling and guidance in family dispute and their family.


Total no. of cases registered in the year was 337 and among them 135 cases have been solved till now. 12 cases have been refereed to family court Five day workshop was organised in our institute on “Women Protection from Domestic Violence and Women Development” 37 women were participated in the program.

8.8.8.8. STI/HIV/AIDS Prevention Project: Kavach project:STI/HIV/AIDS Prevention Project: Kavach project:STI/HIV/AIDS Prevention Project: Kavach project:STI/HIV/AIDS Prevention Project: Kavach project: Kavach project for prevention and control of STI/HIV-AIDS among long distance truck drivers and helpers has been sponsored by Transport corporation of India Foundation. Goal of the project is to arrest the spread of vSTI/HIV among long distance truck driver. The major activities conducted under the Kavach project at Nagpur in Waddhamna and Pardi sites are as : a. Static clinic and 5 extension clinic at broker’s premises to treat STI

as well as general patients among truckers. b. Awareness programmes on STI-HIV-AIDS through exhibition,

street play, video show and infotainment. c. Interpersonal communication sessions conducted by key

population facilitators (truck drivers). d. Social marketing of Condoms. e. Community mobilization- C.B.O. of transporters, truckers and

other corporate are involved in the project activities. An Infotainment program was conducted for 1400 truck drivers and their helpers on 30th Oct 2009, at Jabalpur Transport premises at Waddhamana Nagpur. Different activities which were conducted during Infotainment were, best maintained truck competition, Sangeet smart competition, Arm wresting competition, Health camp Dance, Orchestra message on STI/HIV/AIDS and quiz etc. apart from Infotainment. In every month Health Camp is organised with specialist doctors. The different components of the project are as:

a. STI diagnosis and treatment. b. Peer led dialogue based interpersonal communication. c. Synchronized mid- media. d. Social marketing of condoms. e. Community mobilization and corporate involvement.


This project is doing excellent work. The institute received Gold Standard to achieve target in 2008.

9.9.9.9. STI/HIV/AIDS Awareness GenerationSTI/HIV/AIDS Awareness GenerationSTI/HIV/AIDS Awareness GenerationSTI/HIV/AIDS Awareness Generation Project for MigranProject for MigranProject for MigranProject for Migrantttt This project is being implemented in 4 sites 1) Cotton Market Thiya 2) Pratap nagar Thiya 3) Manewada Thiya, in Nagpur. 4) Tajbag Project is fully sponsored by AVERT Society Mumbai. The project target group is male and female migrant Labor, main goal of this project is to prevent and to further reduce risk of STI/HIV/AIDS by generating awareness and provide prevention services to migrant laborer as well as to initiate the network process of community base organization and different stake holders involved in prevention and control of HIV/AIDS. Activities of the project are based on four different component are as: 1. BCC 2. STI diagnosis and treatment 3. Social Marketing of condom 4. Community Mobilization. Total 10,000 Migrant population was the target for the year 2009-2010. Through the Ten ORW the targeted population reached out and every week the doctors visit the area and provide general STI consultations and referral services. The Counselor does the regular follow up of cases and conduct various mass programmes in the community, like Ganeshotasv, world AIDS day international Women’s day, and also conduct health camps. One to one and group discussion sessions are conducted to create awareness on STI/HIV/AIDS and to promote counseling for the effective use of condom and care of Health.

10. PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON STI/HIV AIDS AMONG PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON STI/HIV AIDS AMONG PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON STI/HIV AIDS AMONG PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON STI/HIV AIDS AMONG FEMALEFEMALEFEMALEFEMALE SEX WORKER (Non Brothel Based) in Nagpur Rural : This project is implemented from Jan. 2008 supported by Avert Society, Mumbai Nagpur Rural Non Brothel is central largest area with a total 1600 sex workers in five field area’s Kamptee, Koradi, Wadi, Pardi and Hingana. Main Goal of this project is to halt & reverse the prevalence HIV/AIDS among the female sex worker (FSW) population by providing quality services for sexual need’s in Nagpur rural. Through the outreach worker

the target population is reached out and referred to NGO doctor who is visiting each center once a week. We had reached 445 target population of these 10% are in the age group of 15-20, 75% are in the age group of 20-30 years and 15% are 30 years and above are unaware about HIV AIDS and STI, as a result a large number of them have underline STI/RTI and few of them are become HIV positive. The Major activities conducted under this project area as : � Behavior change communication – BCC

1) One to one 2) One to group 3) Event

� STI/STD identification

� Condom Promotion

� Advocacy with the Govt. & Non Govt. Agencies of greeting enabling environment.

� Peer educator promotion.

� Street Play

AchievementsAchievementsAchievementsAchievements

Activities Target Achievement

No. of Primary Target Group 1000 1386

No. of Condom Distributed 1200000 161857

Total No. of STI Cases Identified 445

No. of STI referred for treatment at Doctor 450 445

No. of Cases, who presumptive treatment 300 327

VDRL Syphilis 188 6

No. of Peer Educator System 17 17 Total No. of Counseling 669 We have conducted rehabilitation programme for target group with the help of Khadi Gramodyog. Outcome of this programme is that 4 of the FSWs got tailoring machines for their livelihood purpose. We had conducted monthly peer meeting on 26th March 2010 and some day have taken we a step ahead for rehabilitation of one of the KP by giving her Sewing Machine by the hand of Ms Anna Joy, Project Director, AVERT Society Mumbai and Shri Manohar Golpelwar Secretary IIYW in the presence of Ms Amita Abhichandani, Programme officer & Mr Nitin

Bhowate, District Manager, AVERT Society, Mumbai and Vijaya Shah, Director, IIYW. Ms Ana Joy spoke with the peer educator about their problem in the society, their work, further discussion held about condom distribution and demonstration. All peers activity participated in discussion.

11. Child Rights for Change Project at AkolaChild Rights for Change Project at AkolaChild Rights for Change Project at AkolaChild Rights for Change Project at Akola : Initiated July 2009 for strengthening Child Rights to prevent child labour, Supported by Save the Children, Bal Raksha Bharat. The primary stakeholders of this project are Children and their families in the targeted area. Core areas of intervention are as:

Child ProtectionChild ProtectionChild ProtectionChild Protection : To significantly reduce child labour through effective community based child protection interventions enabling working children to come out of exploitative child labour. To strengthen civil society networks to bolster implementation of CLPRA and bring about progressive changes in policies against exploitative child labour in the agricultural sector. Inclusive Education :

• Chidren (3-6 years old) acquire quality pre-school readiness skills.

• Ensure a quality learning environment for primary school children.

• Ensure migrant child labourers are withdrawn from work to access appropriate educational or vocational Programmes.

Women Empowerment

• Ensure that women from Below Poverty Line (BPL) household, access adequate and appropriate sources of income to protect and promote children’s rights.

Preventative Health

• Ensure adolescent girls and women, particularly working in cotton fields, reduce cotton field related illness.

Child Rights Week had been celebrated during 14 to 20th November 2009 through organizing various Programme at 46 villages, to generate awareness among villages ingeneral and parent and children inperticular about child right Parents and children were provided information about Child Rights. In this child Rights week Programme got specific resource persons of their own subjects and Teachers, Principal, Doctors, ANM, Sarpanch, Police Patil, Gramsevak, AWW, Sub-Sabhapati (Panchayat Sammitti), key person of village and Govt. officials. These people gave their valuable knowledge to the villagers, parents and children conducted various programe they are Week Programme, Exhibition IEC material and pledge singing, mobile Van and, Street Play, Awareness Rally, Health and Hygiene campaign. NREGA Campaign was conducted in 85 villages in Akola and Murtizapur blocks on 08 to 15 February 2010 to aware villagers about scheme through Moble Van, Dawandi, Wall painting, distribute handbills, ward meeting and Gram-Sabha, Collector, Akola and Gramsevak and Sarpanch gave us excellent support to conduct campaign and result is 235 No. of job cards distributed, 2730 No of people applied for job cards and 4339 No. of people applied for work at Akola and Murtizapur Block.

Child Group Training .Child Group Training .Child Group Training .Child Group Training .

Child Rights WeekChild Rights WeekChild Rights WeekChild Rights Week----Inauguration.Inauguration.Inauguration.Inauguration.


NREGA CampaignNREGA CampaignNREGA CampaignNREGA Campaign ----2.2.2.2.

100 Child Protection committees and 100 child groups are farmed in the year. Conducted three exposure visit of DAs, CG and CPc at Amravati. District. No of children helped out of child labour (mainstreamed in school) are 126. Identification of children without birth certificate documentation are 250 as well as 15 SHGs of women formed in 15 villages to empower women.

I. Self Sustained project of the institute :Self Sustained project of the institute :Self Sustained project of the institute :Self Sustained project of the institute : 11. Self Help GroupsSelf Help GroupsSelf Help GroupsSelf Help Groups : With the aim of capacity building of women an poverty altervation and the motto is to empower women and make them partners in the process of development through formation of SHGs. In all, the institute has 1800 SHGs as the result of mother headed family project in Nagpur city, Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, Yeotmal district. Most of them have been linked with the banks. Some of the members have started their income generation activities like dairy, Mess, Farming in group, papad, spices, chalk and candle making, tailoring, beauty parlour, Grocery and utensil and cloth and readymade dress material shop, samosa and chiwda for restaurants. Through the internal lending, they fulfill their small needs and during the meeting every month, they also discuss issues and topics like children’s education, family problems and health etc. they take active part in social activities. Life insurance scheme has been introduced to the SHG members at Nagpur and about 300 are taking benefits of it to secure their future.


12. Balwadis for the age group of 3Balwadis for the age group of 3Balwadis for the age group of 3Balwadis for the age group of 3----6 :6 :6 :6 : The institute is committed for child development the entire institute runs 28 Balwadis, seven in Nagpur, one in Chandrapur. 2 in Yeotmal and 18 in Tamia block. Around 20-30 children between the age group come in each Balwadi. Children play and sing in a group together. They are assigned individual and group work which gives them exposure. Through Balwadi health and education services are provided more focus is given an language, Social, emotional, Physical, Psychological , and cognitive development of the children through singing, dancing, drawing, craft, story telling, games, clay work, exposure visit, picnic as well as other creative activities are conducted. Learning by doing technique is used in Balwadi teaching material like puzzles, clay, manoras, mani, charts, toys are used by trained and skilled teachers. Every year children’s Day’ on 14th Nov. is celebrated through organizing various programmes for the children and by the children.

13. Bal Sanskar Shibir for community children :Bal Sanskar Shibir for community children :Bal Sanskar Shibir for community children :Bal Sanskar Shibir for community children : For capacity building of children and to provide opportunity for development for children the institute organizes one month Bal Sanskar Shibir for children at 7 centres of CLCs in Nagpur, the age group of 6 to 14 year. In this one month shibir, singing, dancing, drawing, craft, storytelling, picnic, and other creative activities are conducted. Children get chance to express their opinion and thoughts. This shibir has proved very successful for the capacity building of the children. Community children enjoy this shibir very much. Before Bal Sanskar Shibir volunteers attend a three day course at the institute. The young people come on their own. They are guided by the institute staff.

14. Training and placement of the students :Training and placement of the students :Training and placement of the students :Training and placement of the students : Every year about 15-20 students are placed in our institute for the training, internship programme, project work and for the block placement purpose form the following colleges which are as follows :

1. Matru Sewa Sangh Institute of Social Work college, Napur 2. Swami Vivekananda College of Social Work, Nagpur 3. National Institute of Social Work, Nagpur 4. College of Social Work, Kamptee, Dist. Nagpur. 5. Manavlok’s College of Social Sciences, Ambajogai. 6. SAARC educational academy, Nagpur. 7. Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Social Work, Nagpur.


III. The Institute carried out the following training courses through its The Institute carried out the following training courses through its The Institute carried out the following training courses through its The Institute carried out the following training courses through its Lonara Centre and other centers at Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, farmer training Lonara Centre and other centers at Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, farmer training Lonara Centre and other centers at Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, farmer training Lonara Centre and other centers at Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, farmer training center at Ralegaoncenter at Ralegaoncenter at Ralegaoncenter at Ralegaon. • Personality development programme.

• Tailoring class, beauty cultural and typing curse

• Income generation training for youth and women.

• Training courses for self help groups.

• Training programe for adolescent girls.

• Training course for counselors from other counseling centers.

• Training course on family and child welfare for young mothers.

• Training course for women who are doing agriculture.

• Training course for volunteers for community action.

• Training for NGO representative.

• Training program for women Empowerment

• Program for Gender Development

• Balwadi teachers training.

1. Ralegaon ProjRalegaon ProjRalegaon ProjRalegaon Projectectectect Integrated Rural development project (Gramin Vikas Prakalp) at Ralegao since 1984 implements various program / project and activities for the development of Rural area Ralegao is in a tribal district i.e Yavatmal and has the potential to work with people. Center has good infrastructure facilities. Training hall, hostel, mess and dining hall facilities are in the institute building. There is a farmers training center and used by the other NGOs conduct their training program for women, youth, worker and farmers. The following major activities have been undertaken through the center are as: Anganwadi workers’ Training Centre.Anganwadi workers’ Training Centre.Anganwadi workers’ Training Centre.Anganwadi workers’ Training Centre. It is active since 1988 and organize job and refresher training for Anganwadi workers and helpers who work at grass root level to provide ICDS services to the target group woman and child. Aims are to enhance their knowledge, skills, performance to provide efficient services to mother and children. Attention is given to confidence building and capacity building in Anganwadi workers and helpers. Three job training batches and 19 refresher training batches have been conducted. Total 890 Anganwadi workers received training.

Balwadi : It is run at Shivara village since 1991 for children between age group between 3 to 6 years old. 25 to 30 children are enrolled every year and focus is given on the overall development of the children technique Learning by doing and playing is adopted for the development of children. Tailoring class: There is two type of course one is for six month and other one is for 3 month, this course promote self employment among women, hence house wives take more advantage of the course are trained through on institute. Backward Region Grant fund (BRGF): This program is supported by Dist. Rural development Agencies Yavatmal to achieve objectives are as: to bridge the gap of development and to provide information and knowledge to gram panchayat members for the development of villages through implementing various Govt. scheme through Gram panchayat. We conduct 10 batches of training for people who are working for village development with the villages for example Sarpanch, Upsarpanch and members of Gram panchayats, Patwari, agriculture officer, Forest officers and others and total 370 trainees received training. Women’s Co-operative society: it was establish in 2002 to provide economic support to women. 458 poor women are shareholders and at present capital amount is of Rs. 60,206/- as well as 198 women received loan to meet their needs and business purpose. Self Help Groups: This center has 850 SHGs of women and 150 male. Center orgnised various program and training for SHGs for examples, skill training to start earning, nutrition, health and personal hygiene and environment etc as well as we promote organic forming in villages and among SHGs members.

2.2.2.2. Chandrapur ProjectsChandrapur ProjectsChandrapur ProjectsChandrapur Projects : Center for development at Chandrapur has good infrastructural facilities Training hall, hostel, mess and dining hall are in the Institute’s building, The following projects /programme had been undertaken during the year:

a) Backwards Region Grard Fund (BRGF)Backwards Region Grard Fund (BRGF)Backwards Region Grard Fund (BRGF)Backwards Region Grard Fund (BRGF) : BRGF initiated from 2008 and

supported by dist. Rural Development Agencies, Chandrapur to achieve objective is as to provide information and knowledge to Gram Panchayat members for development of Villages through implementing various Government Scheme through Gram

Panchayat. From April 2009 to March 2010, 56 training batches had been conducted and 859 gram Panchayat members from Gondpipari, Rajura, and Chandrapur blocks are trained.

b) Typing TrainingTyping TrainingTyping TrainingTyping Training : Two batches for typing class (Six month Course)

are conducted for the benefit of young boys and girls those are poor. Institute charge very nominal fee for typing training. During 2009-2010, 56 young boys and girls in two batches completed typing training successfully.

c) SHG’s Training ProgrammesSHG’s Training ProgrammesSHG’s Training ProgrammesSHG’s Training Programmes : Institute organised training

programmes for member of SHGs and 56 women member received training. Monitoring of the SHGs established by the Institute is a regular activity done by our colleagues.

d) Health Check Up ProgrammeHealth Check Up ProgrammeHealth Check Up ProgrammeHealth Check Up Programme :- Institute organized Health Check-up

Programme at Churgaon on 18/8/2009 in collaboration with Govt. Hospital Chandrapur 146 People had been examined and gave free Medicine to People. Some people referred to Government Hospital for treatment. 16 Old people have been referred to Government Hospital for Eye Operation.

e)e)e)e) Blood Donation Camp :Blood Donation Camp :Blood Donation Camp :Blood Donation Camp :---- Blood donation Camp was organised in collaboration with Government Hospital Chandrapur at Chandrapur on 15/10/2009, 18 bottles blood had been collected from 4 villages. We gave information and Guidance to people about the important of Blood donation in our Life.

f) HIV AIDSHIV AIDSHIV AIDSHIV AIDS Awareness ProgramAwareness ProgramAwareness ProgramAwareness Programmemememe :- Institute organized HIV AIDS

Awareness Programme in six villages Walani, Dudhala. Morva, Ghodpeth, Kothari and Chichpalli. 570 young people attended this programme.

g) Social Worker Students Agency Visit:Social Worker Students Agency Visit:Social Worker Students Agency Visit:Social Worker Students Agency Visit:---- As per University

rules/Normes agency’s visit is part of Social Work Education Syllabus. Sushilabai Mamidwar Social Work College student had visited to I.I.Y.W. Chandrapur office on 23/9/2009, & on 15/12/2009. We gave information to students about our activities and Women Co-operative Bank. Social work Collage, Wardha, Chimur and Narkhed also visited our Centre.

h) World Women’s Day ProgrammeWorld Women’s Day ProgrammeWorld Women’s Day ProgrammeWorld Women’s Day Programme :- We conducted programme on

Women empowerment on 8th March 2010 at Vikas Kendra

Chandrapur- Total 115 Women were present in the programme. Prof. Kazi, Dr. Dewaikar, Mrs. Mayatai Dhote, Mrs. Sangeeta Takey and Mrs. Lala Chunad, Manager, Chandrapur Mahila Nagari Sahakari Path Santha Chandrapur guests were present on the dais and they all address the gathering and provided information on women development, women empowerment, gender development and Govt. scheme for women in general and SHGs women members in particular.

Rural projects implemented by the institute :Rural projects implemented by the institute :Rural projects implemented by the institute :Rural projects implemented by the institute : 3. Gadchiroli Gadchiroli Gadchiroli Gadchiroli Project :Project :Project :Project : Integrated Rural Development Project has

been successfully implementing various activities and programme in 400 villages. It is about 3.5 hours drive from Nagpur and located in Gadchiroli and has the extension work in 8 blocks. It has good infrastructural facilities and the training courses are carried out in the office building which has food, accommodation, conference facilitates and a dining hall. There is a registered co-operative society for women.

Integrated Rural Development Project, Gadchiroli.Integrated Rural Development Project, Gadchiroli.Integrated Rural Development Project, Gadchiroli.Integrated Rural Development Project, Gadchiroli. Gadchiroli is a backward district in Maharashtra, IIYW has entailed and undertake various activities through its RD Project since beginning . Vikas Bhavan a own building of have a Govt. infrastructure including training Hall, Men, Residential facilities for 50 participants as well as manpower handled the project ---- coordination with Govt. Agencies and people from the community. The following various projects/programmes has run by the institute during the year.

1. Vocational Training:Vocational Training:Vocational Training:Vocational Training: Typing & Tailoring areas a skill development

training for youth men & women for six months are run by the institute at Gadchiroli since 15hg years. Good response from youth particularly in rural & urban areas. Institute has ----- a exam after six month cause and awarded the certificate those who success in the examination after that them become a self employed. 2. SHG Formation: Self Help Group formation is a regular activities of Institute. Since 1992 it is continuities, formation of SHG men & women, affiliate them, let them open the accents in selected barriers and --------- them through institute it is our regular & women empowerment activities in our district 700 SHG those area & women are formed and they are functionary linkages with and take loan from groups. Some of the groups are doing small & joint business mostly of them are linkage with the bankers, women’s of the self help group attend various anniversary program at Vikas Bhavan, Gadchiroli.

3. BRGF (Backward Grant Region Funds)BRGF (Backward Grant Region Funds)BRGF (Backward Grant Region Funds)BRGF (Backward Grant Region Funds) It is Govt of India program sponsored by Panchayati Raj ministry Govt. of India run by the Z.P DRDA out is a Training Institute selected by Tashook for giving training to local leaders, local Govt. employee a 4 days training conduct to the participants at block level. We provide fund, literate, TA good quality training information through trained resource person from Govt. & NGO 35 training courses organize at various places & 1065 participants participate in the training Resources person attend the training. Block Development officer, Ex. Officer, & Agency Head are attend the Guest lecture during the training. The agreement between ZP. CEO & NGO has made regarding organization of training.

4. National Worker Day Observed: National Worker Day Observed: National Worker Day Observed: National Worker Day Observed: This year Maharashtra are under thought situates and therefore there is need to aware people regarding use of water. In this regard an 22nd March 2010 a National worker day observed at our center No. of womens from SHG and NGO representative attend the program Distt. Agriculture Development Officer, Sr. Geologist and professor of KVK delivered the speech an the sinatia of ground level water and importance of water in day to day life Mr. Manohar Hepat Distt. Co-coordinator gave introductory speech 100 of women’s from society participate in the programme. This is an initiative taken from the project without support of any agency, or Govt.

5. MNGO Scheme:MNGO Scheme:MNGO Scheme:MNGO Scheme: IIYW Gadchiroli has recognized as MNGO by Govt. of India Ministry of Family Welfare & women & Child Development Deptt. Institute has doing a vital role I RCH area. As an MNGO institute are doing a monitoring coordination and training to the NGO and the community representative under this scheme MNGO has select 4 FNGO under served areas which is identified by the DSH health officer, ZP we are the service provider in the under served area in RCH component. There are coordinators of RCH programme and are 10 indicators of RCH programme and we reach to the community through FNGO beginning of the project we have to complete the base line survey in under served area and after that com----- project proposal submit to the Govt. and them actually start the program, under MNGO & FNGOs are selected and trained them on RCH Indicator, BLS and various govt. schemes. These FNGO are working in Etapalla B,Gad, synchs & Dhanora block, in the respective under served area’s like Kasamsur, M,Rajura Zinganor & Murumgam. The FNGO respectively shakuntala memorial trust, samts, Nagrik Arogya Raksha Sastha & Ekata S.s. Sansthan are doing a prepaprg work in RCH under MNGO scheme. The state NGO coordinator and mission Director of NRHM, Maharashtra has taking review monthly at Mumbai on RCH program. FPAI Mumbai is an Reigned resume Agency functioning as training – organization to MNGO’s for Maharashtra & MP, Goa. , we have

just now conduct BLS in own areas and now we are preparing a compsite project proposal & submit the govt. of India.

6. LEAP Project:LEAP Project:LEAP Project:LEAP Project: The main objective of this project to submerse the Leprosy services in public Health services and strengthening the general services. To identity the Leprosy patients and Diagnosis them, and services provided them as a general patients. As a lead NGO IIYW are working for Gadchiroli district Alert India is a resources Agency to monitor implement and providing training service NGO are work under NGO we have select 3 block in last year and 2 Block this year. Through SSD we are identifying the Leprosy suspected home to house through IEC activities five massages and aware to the community.

7. Legal Literacy Campaign:Legal Literacy Campaign:Legal Literacy Campaign:Legal Literacy Campaign: Through Distt. And session judge Gadchiroli a Legal Literacy Campaign was organized by an Institute. The main objective to reach the Justice to the poor and last people of the society In rural areas campaign was organize an various subject like child labor, MRRGS, women empowerment & violence against women, consumer protection act etc.

8. Public HearinPublic HearinPublic HearinPublic Hearing an safe motherhood:g an safe motherhood:g an safe motherhood:g an safe motherhood: There is a need to aware the women on safe motherhood. Day to day child mortality & mother mortality rate are increased, in India also malnutrition and IMA & MMA problem are become very serious therefore we need to aware the people in society. Our organization running project in collaboration with FPAI, Mumbai Advocacy an safe motherhood. As a part of this programme we have organize the public hearing programme on 26/8/2009 on the eve of Distt. Formation Day. A women rally was organize a discussion head on safe motherhood women’s from SHG, Anganwadi ASHA ANM PRI members were women participate in this programme. ADHO, W&CDO, NGO faculty and local Doctors were on the panel a serious discussion held on this occasion various govt. schemes bright lighted through posters, Banners charts etc.

9. Campaign through NGO on Election Process:Campaign through NGO on Election Process:Campaign through NGO on Election Process:Campaign through NGO on Election Process: In Maharashtra, Election of Legislative assembly held on 13th Oct. for the safe and peaceful election govt. has take a help from the NGO and organize the campaign at various places. In this campaign we propagate and aware to the people the importance of your valuable votes and why here is a need of voting. Voters awareness programme was vary useful

because now a days in rural areas people are trusted about the voting and the proper result not coming.

4. Tamia Projects:Tamia Projects:Tamia Projects:Tamia Projects: This is our SHGs development project is going on in Chindwada dist in M.P. this district is know for its tribal area. The institute has its own building land there. It has formed 21 SHGs, 16 Mahila mandals and 13 youth clubs in the village. There was a training course on SHGS during the year and also HIV/AIDS awareness program. Personality development, leadership, water and sanitation programmes had been conducted. It had 18 village balwadis and women programmes take care of overall development of children and women empowerment. All the programmes are conducted by the resource person from the institute.

5. Bela Project:Bela Project:Bela Project:Bela Project: This is rural development project and major activities are formed for women SHGs. Monitoring and training of the SHGs along wit supervision is done by the institute workers. There are about 50 SHGS. Every month, there is a meeting in Nagpur to assess the development of the area. Training was organized for women.

6. ThoogaonThoogaonThoogaonThoogaon---- Deo Khairgaon Project:Deo Khairgaon Project:Deo Khairgaon Project:Deo Khairgaon Project: This Rural development project start during the Mowad flood, the Govt. gave two plots of land and the institute constructed community life centers there in villages. The workers take care of the programme and the building. For some time, tailoring classes and typing classes were conducted. The women have formed 98 Self Help Groups in the area and linked with bank sponsored by extension Deptt. DRDA, Nagpur. The work is supervised by supervisors in 2009-2010 women have done tailoring class and 15 women have don beauty culture course and heena course as well as training for women SHG had been organized to strengthen of SHGs and capacity building of women.

EEEE VVVV EEEE NNNN T RT RT RT R EEEE PPPP OOOO RRRR TTTT IV) Celebration of 35th Anniversary of Inception of

Indian Institute of Youth Welfare, Nagpur One of the leading NGOs in Vidarbha-Indian Institute of Youth

Welfare (IIYW)Nagpur celebrates 35th Anniversary of its inception on 23rd and 24th November 2009 at Lonara Campus, Nagpur.

------------------------------------------------------------------------ Day One: (23-11-2009): The chief guests and dignitaries of the event were welcomed at stage with the traditional dance by the Tamia group. The inauguration of the program was performed by the hands of Mr.

Dwarkadasji Lohia-Manav Lok,Ambajogai with lighting the traditional lamp. During this ceremony a hymn from Rigveda: Asato ma sat gamaya…. was recited by Mrs. Bhardwaj. Later the chief guests and other dignitaries including the Founder President of IIYW Dr. Madhukarji Wasnik, Mr. Manoharji Golpelwar- Founder Secretary of IIYW were given warm welcome by giving a bouquet. Then Mr. Manohar Golpelwar welcomed all the participants in the program. After that Mr. Dwarkadasji Lohiya released the Souvenir of the organization and distributed the copies among the dignitaries present on the dice. An Introductory talk was followed by the Director –IIYW Mrs. Vijaya Shah. She told that a small seed of social work was sown by Mr. Golpelwar in 1973, 35 years ago and now it turned up into a monster tree of youth development in central part of India. The activities of IIYW are spread in 5 districts of Vidarbha and one district in Madhya Pradesh. She highlighted the vision, mission and multi faceted activities of IIYW. The core activities of IIYW are Training and Capacity Building of Youth, Vocational Training, Mother Headed Family Program, Prevention of HIV/AIDS, Mother & Child Health and many more. While sharing the views of the chief guests, Mr. Lohiya told that Mr. Manohar Golpelwar has fully dedicated his entire life for human development. Many are still not aware about the correct concept of development. He narrated the story of four blinds and one elephant to explain the clear notion of development. He told development is nothing but “capacity building of people”. He further quoted the statement of Annasaheb Sahastrabudhe: “Development is Liberation”. Then Dr. Madhukar Wasnik articulated his views that: “This is the celebration of evaluating the 34 years work of IIYW. This is the great achievement of single man effort of Manohar Golpelwar. I am very happy to see it” Later Mrs. Banamala Shastri spoke that the growth of this organization may not be a single man effort but it is the perpetual endeavor of team work. She specified the 3 characteristics of IIYW i.e. secular, democratic and commitment which is the potency of IIYW. After that the guests and dignitaries were honored with giving a memento and rose. The prominent guests were: Mrs. John Madame, Mr. Lanjewar, Mrs. Shahina, Mr. Mukund Kulkarni, Mr. Tajnekar, Mr. Sathe. Mr. Sudhakar Ramteke, Mr. Ashitosh Prabhawalkar, Mr. Vilas Shende and others. Later the “Dhanyatula” program was arranged by Mr. Hepat and his team from IRDP Gadchiroli. The high yield variety paddy seed was weighed equal to the weight of Mr. Manohar Golpelwar and the same

would be distributed among poor farmers of Gadchiroli to multiply the same as Seed Bank. The name of the seed was given: Manohar Paddy.

Then Mr. Mendulkar and his team from IRDP Ralegaon honored the couple Mr & Mrs Golpelwar with presenting a silver idol of SriGanesh and Kumkum Karanda. At this occasion the couple Mr. & Mrs Madhukar Wasnik was also honored by offering Shal Srifal and a silver chariot. The other NGOs and individuals also presented garlands and gifts to these couples as a token of respect and honor for their outstanding work. Later Mr. Lohiya of Manav Lok Ambajogai inaugurated the Exhibition of IIYW by cutting the ribbon. The various 16 different departments of IIYW equipped the stalls with audio-visual aids to display the activities and achievements of the respective department. After that the ex-staff of IIYW were honored by giving a memento and rose. The prominent recipients were: Mr. Gharote, Mamta Zumde, Manohar Singnapure, Jyoti Gujar, Pornima Bagde, Vijay Ghuble, Venkat Bagde and others. The other recipients of honor were: Ashmi Urade, Mrs. Maulikar, Tatya Kamble, Jitendra Kumar, Rajabhau Chitnis, Ashutosh Ptabhvalkar, Dr. Kundawar, Kalpana Jamgade, Mr. Joshi, Mr. Parekh, Mr.Mukund Kulkarni, Mrs. Shahanawaz and babasahebh Bhosale. Later, the Tamia group presented the spectacular tribal group dance by which all the participants enchanted and enjoyed from it. After that all the participants were given oath on Social Responsibility as a citizen of India. During the last session of the day the following heads of the department presented the activities and achievement by power point:

1. Mrs. Sulochana Gedam- CLC 2. Mr.Bhimrao Rangari-IDARA 3. Mrs. Jaishree Bhardwaj-AWTC 4. Mrs. Smita Puranik- Avert Socety-Migrants 5. Mr. Mendulkar-IRDP Ralegaon 6. Mrs. Mamta-TCIF Kavach Project 7. Mrs. Meenakshi Shingade- MLTC 8. Mr. Vijay Takey-Vikas Kendra Chandrapur. All the heads presented the major activities of the department and achievements which illuminates the glory of IIYW.

During evening hours from 6 PM to 8PM all the participants immensely enjoyed assortment of cultural program which was anchored by Mr. Prakash Shukla.

Day Two: (24-11-2009): The celebration of the day began with a community prayer lead by Mrs. Bhardwaj. Later the chief guests of the day were invited on the dice and welcomed them with giving a bouquet. They were Mrs. Sumatitai Chitle, Mr. Sada Vijay Arya, Mr. Manohar Golpelwar, Mr. Karimji David, Mr. Babasaheb Sunkar and Mrs. Vijaya Shah. While responding to the honor the chief guests expressed their views as follow: Mrs. Lilatai Chitale: Today’s celeberation event is for joy and inspiration for all of us. Since last 35 years the organization is striving hard for the youth development. This is the time now to retrospect the work of past and it is the accountability of the contemporary generation to accomplish the remaining mission of IIYW. Mr. Karimji David: I got inspiration from Mr. Manohar Golpelwar saying that “people will know you not by name but by your work”. He also told me that “If we want to bring any change in society only the young blood can do that and not any scientists” Therefore my life is changed because of Mr. Manohar Golpelwar. Even if I got opportunities to get high profiled job in abroad, I left it. Mr. Babasaheb Sunkar : It was our group of think tank and we discuss many social issues and resolve them collectively. I got lot of inspirations and learned many things from Mr. Manohar Golpelwar. Mr. Sada Vijay Arya: I learned very important thing from Mr. Golpelwar i.e. how to listen carefully from others. He trained many great social scientists in India. While talking on Development and NGOs Mr. Arya explained development at 3 component i.e. Physical, Spiritual and Social. He stressed NGOs to become self reliance and not to depend on government or external aid. He narrated 3 stories on this aspect to understand the realistic scenario in India. Later the General Manager of Maharshtra Bank,Nagpur Mr. Pande informed the various short term vocational training programs for the youth free of cost like photography, mobile repairing, tailoring , beauty parlor etc. All the eligible youth were requested to make use of the opportunity for self employment. Later, the remaining part of Departmental Heads presented the profile as under: Mr. Manohar Hepat-IRDP Gadchoroli Mrs. Varsha Pagale-Avert Non-Brothel Project Mr. Raju Urkude-IRDP Tamia,Chindwada Mr. Ram Kamthe-VTP Lonara

Mr. Sunil Ramteke-Save the Child, Akola All the above presenters narrated their various activities and achievements of the department in their respective area. After that the ex-staff, present key staff and outstanding staff of IIYW were honored by giving a memento and rose. They were: Lata Kamath, Chanda Shende, Dhudraj Uparikar, Esther Ireland (still working since past 30 years), Shalu Pachpute(still working since past 30 years), Manohar Hepat-IRDP Gadchiroli, Vijay Takey-IRDP Chandrapur, PD Mendulkar-IRDP Ralegaon, Raju Urkude-IRDP Tamia, Mr. Dekate-SHG Coordinator-Bela, Mr. Gedam-Katol, Meenakshi Singade-MLTC Lonara, Jaishree Bhardwaj-AWTC Lonara, Ram Kamthe-VTP Lonara, Mr. Kolhe-ADM-IIYW, Sulochana Gedam-CLC, Smita Puranik-Avert Migrants, Varsha Pagale-Avert-Non Brothel, Bhimrao Rangari-IDARA, Hatangale-DEWATS, Uttam Sable-Accounts, Usha Madame-PA to Secretary, Sudhakar Dhakulkar, Rajendra Meshram, Sunil Ramteke, Akola, Saroj Shende-Family Counseling Centre, Sheela Tirpude -Family Counseling Centre and Indirabai Dohone. Mr. Tajnekar expressed his appreciation regarding the excellent arrangement and management of the program by the staff of IIYW. Concluding Session: During this last session Mr. Madhukar Wasnik, the founder President of IIYW and the Chairperson of the function told that Mr. Manohar Golpelwar dedicated his entire life for the growth of IIYW. He never got angry on anyone and he approach people with a smile. His work is far greater than a saintly person. While giving reply to the assembly the main celebrity Mr. Manohar Golpelwar stated that you are my friends. This achievement is yours. That’s why this work is on going. I pray God to continue this work in the near future. Later Mrs. Vijaya Shah,Director –IIYW gave vote of thanks to each and every one for their valuable cooperation and support. The program ended with National Anthem. All the participants enjoyed the delicious lunch and left the Lonara campus with lot of joy, inspiration and enthusiasm. The whole two days program was jointly anchored by Mr. Rajendra Meshram and Jaishree Bhardwaj efficiently and effectively.

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