Assessment Camp for Children & Youngsters with Disability
Distributes Assistive Devices and Inaugurates Prosthetic and orthotic Unit
Celebrating Women’s Empowerment: A Day of Inspiration and Recognition
Training on Educational and Physical Assessment & Goal Planning for CBR Consultants
Distributed Nutritional Supplement Kits and Valuable Teaching-Learning Materials
Jan Vikas Samiti distributed nutritional supplement kits and valuable teaching-learning materials to 307 children with disabilities at Chirai Goan Block, Naugarh Chandauli, Varanasi, and Bhitri, Gazipur District as part of the “Inclusive Development of Children and Youngsters with Disabilities” project. This initiative aims to support the holistic development of children and youth with disabilities by providing essential nutritional support. By addressing nutritional needs, the project endeavours to enhance the overall well-being and inclusivity of individuals with disabilities within the community.
Health and Assessment Camp
On February 2, 2024, Jan Vikas Samiti organized a health and assessment camp at its Tillampur sub-centre. The camp aimed to help children with different disabilities get the care and support they need. 29 parents participated and a total of 26 children with various disabilities, including Cerebral Palsy, Learning Disabilities, and Down Syndrome were screened. Our team, consisting of ortho technicians, special educators, and physiotherapists, conducted thorough assessments to understand each child’s unique needs and prepared goal planning and rehabilitation plans. The assessments covered various aspects, such as speech and language development, education, physiotherapy, activities of daily living (ADL), gait training, domestic tasks, as well as child and parent counselling sessions. Parents received invaluable guidance on home-based education, therapy techniques, and ADL support to empower them in aiding their children’s development and well-being.
Receive Appreciation from the Varanasi Administration
On this significant day of national voting, Jan Vikas Samiti is honoured to receive appreciation from the Varanasi Administration for dedicated efforts in the 2024 new voter awareness campaign. Our focus on inclusivity, particularly in raising awareness among differently-abled individuals, has been a cornerstone of our initiatives. We believe that every voice matters, and by actively engaging and enrolling new voters, including those with special abilities, we contribute to the strength and diversity of our democratic process. We extend our gratitude to all who supported our cause, recognizing the vital role each citizen plays in shaping the future of our nation through their vote. Together, let us continue fostering a culture of informed and empowered voters for a vibrant democracy.
Empowering Mothers for Home-based Therapy
JVS conducted a two-day Mother’s Training for home-based therapy to enhance the overall well-being and developmental outcomes of the children with disabilities. The training was held on December 28-29, 2023 attended by a total of 29 mothers along with their children. The training focused on Understanding and Reducing Barriers, Early Intervention and Developmental Progress, Consistency and Continuity of Care, Goal Planning, Home-based Therapy Plans, and Improving Mothers’ Confidence in Child Rehabilitation. The hands-on demonstration of basic therapeutic exercises motivated the mothers and created positivity in their role in rehabilitating the child.
Safeguarding Vulnerable Communities Against Biting Cold
In response to the pressing needs of marginalized communities amidst the harsh winter, JVS launched an initiative to reach out to them. This endeavour involved the distribution of 2376 blankets to vulnerable groups, including persons with disabilities and socially as well as economically backward communities in Varanasi and beyond. This blanket distribution initiative is a humble act of solidarity, fostering a sense of community and care. Through such small initiatives, JVS strives to make a meaningful difference in the lives of vulnerable and excluded communities.
Stakeholder Consultations
To formulate concrete action plans and strategies that stakeholders and well-wishers of persons with disabilities can implement to improve the enforcement and effectiveness of RPWD Act 2016, Jan Vikas Samiti conducted three stakeholders’ consultations during this quarter at Ajmer (Rajasthan), Kolkata (West Bengal) and Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradesh) in collaboration with Rajasthan Mahila Kalyan Mandal, Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy and Purvanchal Gramin Seva Samiti. These stakeholder consultations foster our networking opportunities among stakeholders, encouraging ongoing partnerships and collaborations in promoting disability rights and inclusion to avail the benefits and entitlements provided by the government. A total of 269 participants, including 104 persons with disabilities took active participation in the consultation meetings.
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