Two-day Training on Imagine YaR Ministry on 27-28.03.2019

Two-day (27th & 28th March, 2019) training on “Imagine YaR Ministry: Journeying Together into Tomorrow” (Training of Trainers) at Chiguru Children’s Village, conducted by National Forum for Young at Risk (YaR), New Delhi and INH Province.

Participants are DB Navajeevan-Vijayawada, DB Navajeevan-Visakhapatnam, DB Navajeevan-Warangal, DB Navajeevan-Hyderabad, DB Navajeevan-Kurnool and Ekalavya Children’s Home-Rajamahendravaram.

  • Every day is a new opportunity you can build on yesterday’s success or put its failures behind and start over again.
  • The main theme for today’s gathering was “Imagine YaR Ministry: Journeying Together into Tomorrow”
  • We started our training of trainers meeting at 10 am
  • Rev. Fr. Koshy Thomas gave the welcome address to all participants
  • All had with us on excellent and vibrant personalities of Mr. Joseph Victor Raj and Mr. Vijay Shankar as resource persons.
  • Mr. Joseph began the session by asking the participants to introduce themselves.
  • Later on he explained about the 3 points that on Social Audit, 15-20 Stakeholder and key Informant Interviews, 5-8 Focus Group Discussions
  • Added to that he also dealt with three focused points which should be in taken can if only our ministries. They are:
    • Look at the past activities
    • Look at the present scenario of the society
    • And look at the future and find out the new ways and means to put into practice in your centres for the better results.
    • Thereafter Mr. Vijay Shankar presented detailed information about the Social Audit tools and stressed on eleven important points about the NGOs. The points are based on society registration, infrastructure, Clothing, Services, Staff/Management, Committees, Registers and Legal Information.
    • Mr. Joseph Raj asked to write three main rights of the Children which they are enjoying at our centres. Participants we’re also asked to explain in brief the rights which they have written.
    • Thereafter the members were divided into two groups and asked to make a chart based presentation on the topic of Internal and External Affairs.
    • After the lunch session began with chart presentation which they discussed in group wise.
    • After the presentation few questions were asked to the assembly and clarified the doubts.
    • Thereafter Mr. Victor sir once again took over the session and explained about the various methods like senses method and their explained advantaged and disadvantages on Focus Group Discussion (FGD) method, Observation method, Social mapping method and Question methods.
    • After the break gathered for a group discussion along with Chiguru Children. Two members were assigned for the discussion. One as a facilitator anther for documentation.
    • In this group discussion we asked different questions by facilitator and children expressed their views boldly and openly.

Finally we were asked to give an evaluation.

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Navajeevan at a glance

 

NAVAJEEVAN AT A GLANCE

 

 

Currently, under Navajeevan, there are 7 registered Child Care Institutions (CCIs) – one Open Shelter & 6 Group Care Homes.

I) RESCUED CHILDREN DATA Boys Girls Total
Total number of Street Children rescued by NJBB since 1993 46920 3419 50339
Total number of Street Children Home Integrated since 1995 28445 3171 31616
II) CHILD LABOUR RESCUED DATA:
  
Total number of Child Labour rescued since 2002 5255 3258 8513
Total number of Domestic Child Workers rescued since 2007 48
833
881
III) CHILDREN IN ORIENTATION CAMPS:
Orientation Camps (Prerana & Velugu) – with weekly GCPC (Group Counseling thru Picnic Camp) at Shelter 18 0
18
Orientation Camp at De-addiction Centre, Vimukthi, Nuzvid 17
0 17
IV) CHILDREN IN BRIDGE COURSES:
Children in Residential Bridge Centers (RBCs) at Chiguru (Theeram Unit for boys and Baalika Unit for girls) 44 41 85
V) SCHOOL GOING CHILDREN:
Children (Orphan & Semi-orphans & from Broken Families) attending schools – mostly staying in Navajeevan’s Group Care Homes (at Moggas & Deepa Nivas) and some in Govt./Pvt. Hostels 154 58 212
VI) COLLEGE GOING CHILDREN:
Students attending different colleges staying at Navajeevan Yuva Bhavan and in various Govt. / Pvt. hostels 35 91
126
VII) YOUTH IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING COURSES (VTC)
Residential Vocational Training Course (RVTC) for boys in 2 trades –Two wheeler: 3 & Electrical: 15 & Vruthy Bhavan for boys doing outside work after training: 9 27 0 27
NAVEENA – A residential Vocational Training in Beautician and Tailoring courses for girls at Chiguru 0 12 12
VIII) COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMMES Boys Girls Total
Child Safety Net (CSN) – covering 95 rural villages in 18 Mandals & 40 slums communities in Vijayawada urban    
Children attending 155 Evening Tuition Centers  2110 2269 4379
Children under 155 Children Parliaments  1440 1475 2915
Adult Activists Groups(AAGs)/Volunteers working in Child Safety Net (CSN)  349 815 1164
Child Protection Committee (CPC) Members working in CSN areas as on 31st Jan 2019 355 670 1025
Neethodu – Care & Support for Children Affected/Infected By AIDS (CABA) and their families
 
Volunteers working with Neethodu desk for Care & Support of affected/infected as on date 1 3 4
Adults affected/infected cases registered at Neethodu Desk 195 386 581
Children affected/infected cases registered at Neethodu Desk since 2009 371
379 750
Education support to the school/college children affected/infected by HIV/AIDS – till 2017 301 324 625
Bi-monthly Nutrition Support to the affected/infected families by HIV/AIDS 63
172
235
Total no. of families identified since 2009 under Neethodu

473
Hitaishi Desk for Victims of Domestic Violence      
Women victims registered at Hitaishi Desk 1 457 458
LAST (Livelihood Advancement Skills Training) - Non-Residential Vocational Training Courses since 2004      
Beautician: 928 & Tailoring: 1139 & Maggam: 559  (currently not in function) & Computer Applications: 649 49 3226 3275


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