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Sunil Sundriyal Director

Annual Report 2016-17

Care Village Foundation Corporate Add :UBI ATM, Bakkarwala-Hirankudna road,

Bakkarwala Village, Delhi-110 041

Mailing Address : D-16/92, Loknayakpuram, Bakkarwala, Delhi-110 041

Regd. Office : J-1/408, Budh Vihar, Phase 1, New Delhi-110086 E.Mail : [email protected] www.cvfindia.org

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Message by CEO and Management Trustee

The 'Care Village Foundation' is getting new heights day by day, year over year and

approaching various parts across the country for social cause. The team of CVF is

working day & night, restlessly for accomplishing the purpose for which the

organisation has been established. This year also, thousands of marginalised,

vulnerable, deprived and disadvantaged people especially children, women & youth

have been touched by the organisation. We have successfully run the programmes on

women empowerment, health, gender sensitization, youth empowerment, refugee

welfare during the year. The Foundation also provided services to the society with

regard to vocational training, education, skill development, yoga & research, legal aid

& counseling etc. from time to time the whole year.

Needless to say that my colleagues, team members, staff of CVF, partners and other

organisations associated with CVF made it possible. Their co-operation, with regard to

achieve the aim of the foundation, is appreciable. I am thankful to all of them for

helping needy people keeping their personal comfort aside and thereby enhancement

of shine of CVF.

I, on behalf of CVF, also extend sincere thanks and gratitude to all donors and sponsor

for their generous support. We really value your association with us for socio-

economic development of the society in need.

Vishal Singh

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Message by Vice President

Association with the organisation like 'Care Village Foundation' is a matter of pride. I feel a lot of satisfaction in working for the community who is in dire need of facilities and services. CVF is playing a role of a mediator between them and Govt. agencies, advisor on certain issues on their daily life and also working for socio-economic development of a specific part of the society. I am confident that the organisation will get soon specific appreciations & laurels from the highest Govt. officials for devoting its specialised services to the society.

Vikaram

Message by Executive Director

I always remain in doubt which part of my life is more important. As a house manager, I feel that working at home for family members is very important part of life of a woman. On the other hand, working for society on behalf of CVF provides me feeling of 'being human' in actual sense. Specially when I help a woman in need of legal advice, service of Govt. agency like ration card, bank account, aadhar card, labour card, medical help etc., I feel that it is also a non separable part of my life. A lot of thanks to god for providing me the opportunity to become a part of 'Care Village Foundation.

Mrs. Roopa Singh

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Identity of Care Village Foundation

Name of the Organisation : Care Village Foundation Status : Trust Registration Number : 1329 Regd. Address : J-1/40B, Budh Vihar, Phase-I, Delhi-110086 Mailing Address : D-16/92, Loknayakpuram, Bakkarwala, Delhi-110 041 Corporate Address : ATM, Bakkarwala-Hirankudna road, Bakkarwala Village, Delhi-110 041 Contact Number : 011-65655233, 09350004647, 09818468295 E.mail Id : [email protected] Website : www.cvfindia.org Contact Person : Mr. Vishal Singh, CEO & Managing Trustee Second Line Contact Person : Mr. Vikaram Kumar Rana, Vice President 9818468295 Mrs. Rupa Singh, Executive Director 08882034119

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Legal Status of the Organisation

• Registered under Trust Act of having

registration No. - 1329 dated 20.03.2012

• Registered under 12A of IT Act, 1961 under Regn.

No. DEL - CR24939 - 22022016 / 5643 dated 22.02.2016

• Regd under 80G of IT Act, 19661 under Regn. No.

DEL - CE2659- 22-22-16 / 6745 dated

22.02.2016

• PAN No : AABTC381G

• TAN No : DELC15679G

Recognisation and Empanelment

• Registered with Niti Aayog vide Regn. No.

DL/2016/0094825

• Registered with Guide Star vide Regn. No. 7698


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'Care Village Foundation' is a non profit organization. It aims to build a society where the vulnerable, living on the fringes of the establishment, can become an integral part of the system and secure their future by getting equal opportunities. This organisation is committed to the welfare of youth, adolescents, children, women specially related to scheduled caste/tribe communities. It is functioning since December'2008 and registered in 2012 with registration No.1329. The organisation is working for social development through counseling, skill development cum training services, yoga awareness campaigns, promotion of sports and cultural activities, formation of community groups (SHGs/JLGs), self employment projects and various other community related activities in collaboration with different Govt./Non-Govt. agencies like MWCD; Nehru Yuva Kendra, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports (Government of India); Delhi Tuberculosis Association(DTBA); Liver Care Foundation; Delhi Police; Ministry of Aayush; SEBI; NIIT; SNS Foundation; Jan Shikshan Sansthan Prauas, MHRD GoI; Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre(RGCRI); UNHCR; Access Development Services; Sant Kaur Memorial Trust; Jana Urban Services For Transformation Pvt. Ltd. (JUST); Janalakshmi Financial Services Ltd.; Delhi State Legal Services Authority(DSLSA) etc. We have extended our services and the scope of development to cover the vast sections of people including middle class so that full justice is done to our basic aim and objectives. To maximize the potential of an individual, various alternatives are provided at Care Village Foundation. We believe that the complete socio-economic transformation and development of the marginalised, deprived and disadvantaged section of the society can be done only by their capacity building through proper education, skill development, vocational training, personality development, health and hygiene & sanitation awareness. Care Village Foundation is committed to accomplish its aims in any situation with its devoted team members and helping hands of donors, supporters & volunteers.

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ABOUT US

Philosophy Goal

Care Village Foundation (CVF) in contemporary context denotes complete state of development of deprived, disadvantaged and margionalised section of the society in the field of health, education, economy and self-employment by providing various alternatives to enhance their potential to the maximum and helping them to achieve better quality of life.

Our Mission

• To eradicate poverty and promote self reliance by implroving the quality of life of the poor deprived community through meaningful socio-economic growth in all phases of life.

• To educate, organise, advocate and empower the rural ploor for promoting development as a liberating force aimed at gender equity, social justice, self empowerment and entitlement realisation.

• To promote support and develop a civil society by providing opportunity ands securing rights of the underprivileged society.

To make a society to be self-supportive in all respect through proper and meaningful utilisation of available resources.

Major Objectives

• To maximum the potential of the clients and channelise their energies in the right direction.

• To form, establish and pursue a common platform to fight against social evils.

• To generate mass awareness with regard to family life, health, cleanliness etc.

• To offer counseling services for individuals and group problems.

• To assist women in earning their livelihood.

• To organise various activities in support of their Endeavour.

• To orgtanise demonstrations against wrong doing.

• To improve the value system in society.

• To promote social, cultural, sports, health and recreational activities

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Projects at a glance

• Non-Formal Education (3 to 6 years)

• Integrated Cutting, Tailoring and Fashion Designing

• Hair & Skin Care & Beautician Course/Trade (ITC) affiliated to NCVT

• Personality Development and Interview Skills

• Yoga Training & Research

• Art & Craft Skills

• Crisis Intervention Centre for child abuse and rape victims

• Free Legal Counseling

• Family Counseling Services

• Spoken English & Computer Course

• Student Self-Help Group Programme

• Community Mobilisation programmes

• Dispensary for Senior Citizens

• Recreation Centre for Senior Citizens

• Awareness Programmes against Female Feticides & Female Infanticide, Child Labour,

Domestic Violence, Crimes against Women & Children

• Mass Marriages of Poor Girls and Victims of Crimes

• Children Sanskar Camps (during Summer and Winter Vacations)

• Mental Health Workshops

• Counselling Services against Drug abuse

• Nutrition Camps

• Regular Pulse Polio Camps

• Talks, Seminars, Workshops on Contemporary issues

• Self Defense Courses

• Services for Mentally and Physically challenged Girl Child

• Campaign against Child Labour and Child Abuse

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OUR TEAM

PATRON GENERAL BODY

• Dr. Udit Raj, MP, N/W Delhi

• Sh. Tejinder Ahluwalia Secy. TB Association

• Sh. Vinay Singh, NRI

• Co. TP Tyagi, President RSS

• Sh. Harinarayan Rajbhar, MP, Ghoshi, UP

• Sh. Bharat Singh, MP, Balia UP

• Smt. Rashmi Singh, Convenor NFAC

• Sh. Suresh Pahalwan, Municipal Councillor

• Smt. Rajesh Singh, Social Worker

• Dr. Shobha Vijender, Social Worker

• Kunwar Haribansh Singh, MP Pratap Garh UP

• Mahant Kaushlender Giri, Nazth Baba, Rasara UP

General Body that conssits of grass root full time activists for which membership is given after 5 years of service. The G.B. meets once a year. Col. TP Tygi ᵜ Mr. Lokesh Singh ᵜ Mr. Saleem Ahmad ᵜ Ms. Khushboo Singh ᵜ Dr. Santosh Yadav ᵜ Mr. Vishal Singh ᵜ Mr. Vikram Kumar Rana ᵜ Ms. Rupa Singh ᵜ Mr. Mukesh Kumar ᵜ Ms. Renuka Garg ᵜ Ms. Nirmala Devi ᵜ Kaushalya ᵜ Mridul ᵜ Prabhawati Singh ᵜ Sh. Vinay Singh ᵜ Sh. V.B. Singh ᵜ Sh. M.K. Rana ᵜ Thakur Ashwani Singh ᵜ Mr. Sandeep Garg ᵜ Sh. Murari Gautam ᵜ Mr. Vicky Gupta ᵜ Sh Saztish Gupta ᵜ Sh. Ram Pratap Singh ᵜ Ms. Kanchan Singh ᵜ Mr. Vivek Kumar Rana ᵜ Md. Azahar ᵜ Sanjay Raj

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The executive Committee (E.C.) elected by the General Body, meets once in two months. The following are the members of Executive Committee of Care Village Foundation : - Mr. Vishal Singh : Chairperson Smt. Rupa Singh : Convener Mr. Mukesh Kumar :Treasurer Mr. Vikram Singh Rana : Jt. Convener Other members : Vicky Gupta, Renuka Garg, Savita Shehrawat, Ms. Khushboo Rani, Ms. Muskan Sharma, Mr. Gajanand Garg, Mr. Sunil Bhadoria, Mr. Bhupesh Singh

PROFESSIONAL STAFF ᵜ Ms. Khushboo Singh ᵜ Smt. Rajesh Singh ᵜ Smt. Indu Sood ᵜ Dr. Jaiveer ᵜ Smt. Rupa Singh ᵜ Mr. R.P. Singh ᵜ Mr. Shashi Prabha (Gynecologist) ᵜ Dr. Jai Gopal Sharma (ENT) ᵜ Mr. Vishal Singh ᵜ Mr. Vikram Kumar Rana ᵜ Md. Azhar ᵜ Mr. Vivek Singh ᵜ Mr. Vivek Kumar Rana

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GOVERNING BODY/ADVISORY GROUP COMMUNITY BASED STAFF

Governing Body members have an advisory role in directing major policy matters and perspectives on poverty and development, gender and human rights. The members of Governing Body of Care Village Foundation are as under : -

Pandit Rup Narayan, Sharda, Poona, Neetu Satti,Savita, Geeta Chawala, Anita, Anjali, Deepmalika, Gyanwati, Vivek Kumar Singh, Geeta Rani, Dhananjay Singh, Sanjay, O.P. Singh, Kaushalya, Kavita, Kavita Ujjanwal, Krishna, Manorama, Mazharani, Mridula, Meena, Murti Devi, Pramod Kumar, Ramzan, Rampyari, Rajdulari, REeena Chauhan, Saroj, Sushila, Shahnaz, Santosh Thakur, Shazkuntala, Shahida Bano, Sangeeta, Shamim, Savitri, Shabana Khan, Shushila Suman, Shashi Devio, Sunita, Usha, Uma, Usha, Vidya Thapa, Veermati, Nimesh Kumar, Ankit Sharma, Shankar Rana, Aasha Devi ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTS STAFF

• Mr. Vikram Kumar Rana

• Ms. Rupa Singh

• Mr. Mukesh Kumar

• CA Shashi Kumar

Sh. Ajay Singh : Advocate, Supreme Court of India

Dr. Sandeep Kumar : Neuro Surgeon, RML Mr. Nirbhay Singh : Social Worker Dr. Vijay Kumar Pandey : Member JJ Board Mr. Shishir Shrivastav : Member CWC Mr. Lokesh Singh : Social Worker Mr. Azahar Khan : Social Worker Mr. Vikram Kumar Rana : Artist Mr. Abhishek Kaushik : Advocate, Delhi High Court Mr. Yogesh Pant : Social Worker

Mr. Arshad Parvej : Advisor, Rights, Equity and Inclusion

Mr. Mridul Singh : Educationist, Founder of Nirantar

Dr. Garima Pal : Asstt. Prof., Pune Mr. Rajesh Kr. Pachauri : Divisional Manager, Family

Planning, UNFPA, Bharatpur Zone, Raj.

Prof. Neena Pandey : Professor DSSW Sh. M. Chandra : Principal Mr. Ritesh Rao Shalunke : Social Worker Mr. Shivam Singh : Social Worker Mr. Murari Gautam : Ex MLA Mr. Vishal Singh : CEO & Managing Trustee

(CVF)

Besides this, CARE VILLAGE FOUNDATION is lucky to have a large network of friends,

volunteers and past members who link up in many ways with our work from whereever

they are today in the world

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PROGRAMMES PROGRESS DURING THE YEAR 2016-17

World Health Day - 07.04.2016 In the opening of this year, we, here in Care Village Foundation at Bakkarwala Delhi, celebrated 'World Health Day'. The World Health Organisation was focusing this year on diabetes because the diabetes epidemic is rapidly increasing in many countries, with the documented increase most dramatic in low- and middle-income countries. . A campaign was started on this occasion by CVF to increase awareness about the rise in diabetes, and its staggering burden and consequences, in particular in low-and middle-income families. A free Health Check-up Camp was organised at this occasion in association with Delhi Legal Services Authority, West Distt. Besides health check-up, awareness was spread on this day through nukkad natak, drawing competition, question-answer session etc. Various prominent personalities of the area and hundreds of people of the surrounding area attended the health check-up camp and other activities.

International Malaria Day - 25.04.2016 International Malaria Day was celebrated on 25/04/16 by Care Village Foundation at Bakkarwala, Delhi. The Malaria Inspector of Ward-......, Municipal Corporation of Delhi, Bakkarwala, Delhi and his team members spread awareness about Malaria, Dengi, Chikengunya etc. among beneficiaries, staff members and residents of surrounding area of CVF office. The officials distributed pamphlets, calanders and other informative material to the present. They also provided tins of Temme Guard to the beneficiaries and told its uses. The advisory and awreness session was very useful for the staff and the natives. At the end Mr. Vishal Singh, CEO and Managing Trustee given Vote of Thanks to the MCD officials for such an informative event. After this guests, staff, and other beneficiaries enjoyed the refreshment.

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Public Distribution System - 26.04.2016 An awareness programme on Public Distribution System (PDS) was organised by Care Village Foundation at D-650 Loknayakpuram, Bakkarwala, Mundaka-110041 on 26.04.2016. The present were informed about their rights about ration items. They were explained about the Govt. agencies involved in Public Distribution System, how the system works, where they can lodge a complaint, how the ration card be prepared, what documents are required to prepare ration card etc. The queries of the participants were also resolved on the spot.

Right to Vote - 01.05.2016 The Indian Constitution has granted the right to vote to all Indian citizens of sound mind above the age of 18, irrespective of an individual’s caste, religion, social or economic status. This right is universally granted to all Indians, with a few exceptions. A workshop and awareness camp, to this effect, was organised by Care Village Foundation on 01.05.2016 at BastiVikas Kendra, Bakkarwal, Mundaka, Delhi-110041. A lot of public representatives with local residents attended this programme. The present were informed that as a voter, they are entitled to certain rights and privileges as laid down by the Constitution, which safeguards the rights of the voter. It also lays down the conditions under which this privilege is granted to citizens. Voting is not a fundamental right, but is a legal right granted to citizens. They were enlightened that as per the Indian Constitution, all Indian citizens above the age of 18 years who have registered themselves as voters are eligible to vote. These individuals can vote in national, state, district as well as local government body elections. No individual can be detained or prevented from voting, unless they fulfil the criteria for disqualification. Every voter is allowed one vote only. A voter can vote at the constituency where he has registered himself only. Eligible voters have to register themselves in the constituency where they live, upon which they will be issued photo election identity cards (also known as EPIC cards). Individuals are not permitted to participate in the electoral process if they have not registered or do not possess a voter ID card. They were provided with the forms for preparing voter Identity Cards and explained about the procedure, office address etc. in this regard.

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Awareness Session on 'Fundamental Rights' - 09.05.2016 An awareness programme on Fundamental Rights of an Indian Citizen was organised on 09.05.2016 by the Foundation at Bakkarwala, Delhi. A lot of people were present at this moment. They were informed that Fundamental Rights of Indian Citizens are provided by the Constitution of India, that was adopted on the 26th of November, in the year 1949, but was put in use on the 26th of January, 1950. The Fundamental Rights of Indian Citizens guaranty that the residents of the land can lead a peaceful life, as long as they inhabit the country. The individual Fundamental Rights of Indian Citizens are most of the time similar in all the democratic countries. They were further explained that Individual Fundamental Rights to Indian Citizens include the following :

• Equality before the law

• Freedom of religion

• Freedom of association and peaceful assembly

• Freedom of speech and expression

• Right to constitutional remedies for the protection of civil rights

The session was very successful as the participants were putting a lot of queries to this effect which itself shows that they had taken interest in this and are now aware about their fundamental rights as an Indian Citizen.

'Programme on PCPNDT Act - Save the Girl Child As can be seen from the daily media reports, almost all over the country, absolute stringent action is being taken against all the erring radiologists/ sonologists/ gynecologists. The effective implementation of The Act has painted a grim picture of The Act. This article is an effort to show that The Act though draconic can be easily followed by fulfilling certain mandatory requisitions laid under the Act. The intent to prohibit prenatal diagnostic techniques for determination of the sex of the fetus leading to female feticide. That is to say the preliminary object was to put a check on female feticide. The highlights of the basic mandatory requisitions under the PC-PNDT Act were explained in the programme organised by Care Village Foundation at the following occasions : - i) At Bansal Bhawan, Sector-16, Rohini, Delhi-85 on 15.06.2016. ii) At D-650 Loknayakpuram, Bakkarwala, Mundaka-110041 on 07.08.16 iii) At J-1/40 Phase - I BudhVihar Delhi on 01.10.16 iv) At D-650 Loknayakpuram, Bakkarwala, Mundaka-110041 on 22.11.16 v) At J-1/40 Phase - I BudhVihar Delhi on 02.01.17

The participants were briefed that the Act was enacted in 1994, amended and effectively implemented in 2003 and strictly amended in 2011. The participants had taken oath for not attempting prenatal diagnosis and lodging complaint against such hospitals, nursing homes etc. who are attempting this crime.

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Swachhta Abhiyan - Water Health Sanitation An awareness programme on health related issues discussing value and safe use of water, sanitation techniques etc. was organised : - i) On 23.05.16 at J-1/40, Phase-I, Budh Vihar, Delhi ii) On 29.07.16 at Basti Vikas Kendra, Bakkarwala, Mundaka, Delhi-41 iii) On 17.10.16 at Aacharya Narenderdev Sikshan Sasthan ITO Delhi iv) On 02.12.16 at Bansal Bhawan Sec.16 Rohini Delhi-110085 v) On 16.01.17 at D-650 Loknayakpuram, Bakkarwala, Mundaka-110041 Some officials from Govt. offices arrived who talked on the issues/matter of their expertise. The demonstration about proper use of water and sanitary equipments was also given. The participants were also given training of washing hands. They were distributed sanitary pads, gloves, napkins etc. At last the light refreshments were distributed to the participants and advised to dispose of the waste of it in proper manner.

Awareness Programme on 'Domestic Violence Act,2005 Domestic violence is not just a problem of the lower and middle classes. It is very prevalent even among prominent people. Care Village Foundation plays the role of a supportive and compassionate counsellor helping victims of domestic violence. Care Village Foundation organised an awareness programmes on 'Domestic Violence Act,2005 as under : - i) On 31.05.2016 at D-650, Loknayakpuram, Bakkarwala, Mundaka-110041 ii) On 13.08.16 at Acharya Narendra Dev Shikshan Sansthan, ITO, Delhi iii) On 28.11.16 at PanchayatBhawan, Raipurchor, Sasaram, Bihar iv) On 03.02.17 at SainiDharamshala, Shalimarbagh, Delhi Several women and some men from the local area attended this programme. The participants were provided the details of the above act and also the action to be taken to stop domestic voilence

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Senior Citizen-Old Age Home - 05.06.2016 There are 728 Old Age Homes in India today. Detailed information of 547 homes is available. Out of these, 325 homes are free of cost while 95 old age homes are on pay & stay basis, 116 homes have both free as well as pay & stay facilities and 11 homes have no information. Care Village Foundation, on 05.06.2016, organised a programme for senior citizens at Bansal Bhawan, Sec.16, Rohini, Delhi in which they were provided with the information about these old age homes, rights of senior citizens, scheme of the Govt. of senior citizens etc. Many old age people attended the above programme

Celebration of ‘International Environment Day’ - 05.06.2016 Care Village Foundation celebrated 'International Environment Day' 2016 at Bakkarwala, Delhi. This year’s theme of world environment day celebration was “fight against the illegal trade in wildlife for life” (zero tolerance for the illegal trade in wildlife) focusing on save the life of wild animals like elephants, rhinos, gorillas, whales, sea turtles, orangutans, pangolins, rosewoods, helmeted hornbills, tigers including other species. This year’s slogan was to raise the voice against wildlife crime and damages caused by it and take actions to prevent it. Participants from most of the centres of CVF participated in it. Some of them also took part in poem recitation and essay programme. The environment was full of curiosity & enthusiasm. The participants also participated whole heartedly in “Plantation of Trees” on this occasion. Mr. Vishal Singh, CEO and Managing Trustee addressed the gathering and spread awareness about the history & importance of this day. He also informed the beneficiaries, staff and present about the legal complication to be faced with mishandling with environment. He also briefed about the necessity of saving the environment from pollution. He also suggested some methods to participate in this direction. Mrs. Roopa Singh, Executive Director explained about the history & importance of this day and dialogue for the year 2016 “Go Wild for Life”. At the end the beneficiaries enjoyed the refreshments. They seemed happy, courageous and confident towards a better environment. “The International Environment Day Celebration was an Event of Knowledge, Enthusiasm and Elation”

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Awareness Programme on 'Menstrual Hygiene-Sanitary Napkin-Its Importance'-11.06.2016 Menstruation is a natural process. However, in most parts of India, it remains a taboo and is rarely talked about. Many cultures have beliefs, myths and taboos relating to menstruation. Almost always, there are social norms or unwritten rules and practices about managing menstruation and interacting with menstruating women. An awareness programme on 'Menstrual Hygiene-Sanitary Napkin-Its Importance' was organised at G-20/163, Sector-7, Rohini, Delhi-85 on 11.06.16. The female teenagers from the nearby Govt. schools and area attended this awareness programme. These participants were provided detailed information about menstruation and benefits of uses of sanitary pads. These participants were also provided sanitary pads free of cost on this occassion. The resource person were the specialist from the medical profession.

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Right to Food - 19.06.2016 The right to food is a human right. It protects the right of all human beings to live in dignity, free from hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition. The right to food is not about charity, but about ensuring that all people have the capacity to feed themselves in dignity. Like many other developing countries, India has a wide variety of feeding programs, food subsidies, and other sorts of "schemes" to alleviate hunger, but somehow these programs are never quite enough. Lacking political power, marginalized people stay marginalized despite such efforts to help them. They can be empowered, however, through clear acknowledgment of their human rights. In terms of the law, the human right to adequate food is a part of the right to an adequate livelihood, which is a part of economic rights, which is a part of human rights generally, which is a part of international law. We conducted a programme on this issue on 19.06.2016 at Kachua Rampur, Ballia(UP). Hundreds of people from nearby villages and other areas attended this programme. The were informed about their right to food and also how can they get benefits of Govt. schemes in this regard. The Govt. schemes and programmes, to this effect, were also explained to them in detail. The necessary assistance was also provided on the spot. After the programme was over lunch to all the participants was distributed. All enjoyed the food. The programme was great success for Care Village Foundation.

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International Yoga Day - 21.06.2016 This day was celebrated with grand preparations in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Govt. of India. The Dy. Director of Education, South Delhi Municipal Corporation of Delhi attended the programme organised at this occasion. Hundreds of children, youth & women of every age participated in the programme. The participants were intimated about the importance of the day in the context of Indian tradition & culture about YOGA. They were also informed about the benefits of yoga everyday. Some easy yoga were demonstrated in front of the participants and they practiced the same. This activity continued for hours continuously. Several representatives of Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan were also present in this event. The programme was very successful and ended with chears & refreshments. On 22.06.16 to 23.06.16 the programme held at Ayush Matralaya was participated by CVF and got appreciations from the ministry for commendable work in the field of spreading awareness about Yoga.

Population Development - 24.06.2016 Care Village Foundation organised a session on Population Development on 24.06.16. The beneficiaries from all the centres of the foundation and the natives of nearby area attended this session. After brief introduction of the topic, they were explained how they can contribute towards population development.

Health Rights Protection Committee (HRPCs) Intervensions - Rural Medical Care - 29.06.2016 On 29.06.16, a programme on Health Rights Protection Committee (HRPCs) Intervensions - Rural Medical Care was organised by CVF at Mardah, Ghazipur, UP. A number of peasants of the nearby

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community attended the programme. They were given information about these committees and also what they do. Light refreshments were also distributed after the programme was over.

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Support Toilet and Drinking Water Facility in a School - 01.07.2016 On 07.06, a programme on Support Toilet and Drinking Water Facility in a School was organised by CVF at Khalilpur, Sanawara, Ballia, UP. The children of nearby school along with their Principals & teachers attended the above programme. The education officer of the area discussed about the need of toilets and safe drinking water in the schools. Certain decisions were taken on the spot. Everyone taken oath to support the campaign of toilet and safe drinking water facility in the school leaded by the Care Village Foundation.

Community based - Planning and Monitoring Programme - 09.07.2016 The foundation organised a programme on Planning and Monitoring of community based schemes. The planning for future was done after discussion with local residents. The programmes already being run were also discussed and their current position was put-up to the participants. At the end the beneficiaries enjoyed the refreshments discussing the local matters and issues.

Child Rights-DCPCR - 17.07.2016 A child means every human being below the age of eighteen years unless, under the law applicable to the child, the age of majority is attained earlier. A nation’s children are a “supremely important national asset”, and the future well-being of a nation depends upon how its children grow and develop. It is the duty of the state to look after a child to ensure full development of its personality. To achieve this goal, a state must grant certain rights to the children. In India, rights of citizens including that of children have been directly or indirectly provided for by the Constitution of India. The Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR) has been constituted under the Commission for Protection of Child Rights (CPCR) Act, 2005 vide a notification issued by the Govt. of NCT of Delhi on 7 July, 2008. It has six members and a Chairperson.

The foundation organised a programme on this topic on 17.07.16 at J-1/40, Phase-I, Budh Vihar, Delhi.The participants were informed about main rights of child such as protection against all forms of discrimination or punishment; right to life; right from birth to a name, identity and the right to acquire a nationality; the right not to be separated from their parents against their will; the right to freedom of expression; right of the child to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; right of the child to freedom of association and to freedom of peaceful assembly etc. School going children, eminent personalities of the society, local community of the area participated in this programme. They were also informed in details about the role of DCPCR for protection of Child Rights. The question answer session proved the success of the programme.

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Five day Life Skill Education(Personal Grooming & Hygiene) Training Programme -29.07.16, 30.07.16, 31.07.16, 01.08.17 & 02.08.17 ACCESS Development Services came with Care Village Foundation to organise a 5 day training programme on Life Skill Education (Personal Grooming & Hygiene) on 29 to 31 July & 1 to 2nd Aug'2016 at Vikas Puri LRC, Delhi. The participants were provided training for making useful and decorative items from waste material. The aim behind this was to restrict the waste. As per estimates India generates 1,00,000 metric ton waste daily whereas some part of it can be recycled and used again. The participants were also provided proper education about hygiene and sanitation, cleanliness and precautions about health. Besides this, the youth were inspired to set their goals in life and trained how the make strategies for achieving such goals. Hundreds of youth and other people attend the training programme and it was a grand success.

Role of Women Commission - DCW/NCW - 01.08.2016 The National Commission for Women was set up as statutory body in January 1992 under the National Commission for Women Act, 1990 (Act No. 20 of 1990) to review the Constitutional and legal safeguards for women; to recommend remedial legislative measures; facilitate redressal of grievances and to advise the Government on all policy matters affecting women. The Commission is under the administrative control of the Ministry of Women & Child Development.

An awareness programme on role of women commission. was organised on 01.08.16 at Bansal Bhawan, Sec.-16, Rohini, Delhi. Some officials from DCW graced the programme. The beneficiaries of CVF and a lot of women from the nearby area specially badly industrial area and Sardar Colony attended the programme.

The participants were given information about the Women Commission, its role and how the approach the commission in case of need. Light refreshments were distributed to the participants at the end of the event.

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15.08.2016 - Independence Day 2016 Beneficiaries of different centres of North-West Delhi along with the teachers and women of Self Help Groups came together to celebrate ‘Independence Day,2016’ at a colorful event organized at Bakkarwala, Delhi. Participants from many centres took part in cultural programmes & debate. Patriotic songs were sung by the beneficiaries followed by some dance programmes. Poems, on this occasion of pride, were recited by beneficiaries. The national flag was hoisted followed by national anthem. “The Independence Day Celebration" was an event of joy and elation”

16.08.16 to 31.08.16 - Swachhta Fortnight A campaign was started on 16.08.16 about cleanliness by Care Village Foundation stepping up together with the Govt. initiative in association with Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan. The SDM of the area, local Govt./private schools, Resident Welfare Associations(RWAs), CBOs and hundreds of youth participated in this campaign. Several activities with regard to cleanliness continued day by day for a fortnight without any break with a lot of enthusiasm and loyalty. Dr. Atul Kumar Paney, DYC of Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan had taken personal interest and pain in successful completion of this activity.

Addressing gaps in Reproductive Health and Family Planning - 21.08.2016 A growing recognition that population dynamics, quality of life and women's status are closely inter related argues strongly for a fresh look at India's population program. Strategies to broaden the narrow focus of services, and more important, to put women's reproductive health services and information needs in the forefront are urgently required. What are the gaps in women's reproductive health care? What is the constraints women face in accessing quality health care? The foundation organised a programme on 21.08.16 on the above issue. The medical officers from the nearby Govt. hospitals played the role of resource person. Several women and girls, apart from the beneficiaries of CVF, attended the session. Audio-Visual information was provided to the participants followed by query hour.

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Increasing access to contraceptive reducing Anemia among adolescent girls - 02.09.2016 Adolescence is the period in human growth and development that occurs after childhood and before adulthood, from ages 10 to 19 years. It is a period of dynamic brain development. During this period, adolescents learn from the social behavior and environmental surroundings of their community. Because of rapid urbanization without accounting for the basic health-care amenities, health disparities tend to arise. Adolescents in urban areas perceive their physical environment as very poor. Social capital and social cohesion are very important in their development. Increasing child marriage and poor antenatal care among adolescents are key challenges in improving the reproductive and sexual health. More than half of adolescents are undernourished. About 56% of adolescent girls are anemic. An awareness programme on this issue was organised by the foundation on 02.09.16. Hundreds of people of various age group participated in this programme. They were explained about the problem and its remedies. The queries of the participants were also resolved on the spot. A light refresment was also distributed. At the end some suppliments (medicines) of calcium and vitamins were also distributed to the adolescents girls and other people.

Road Safety and Transport - 07.09.2016 An advisory session on road safety was organised by CVF on 07.09.16 in collaboration with Delhi Traffic Police. The people specially the teenagers attended the session. They were explained the importance of traffic rules. They were advised to adopt road safety measures properly.

Agriculture - Diary Farming - 14.09.2016 An advisory session on Agriculture - Diary Farming was organised by the foundation on 14.09.16 for the rural people. The people specially the farmers attended the session. They were explained the specific techniques to be adopted in agriculture and diary farming. They were also informed about the applications recently introduced by the Govt. for farmers. The new schemes launched by the Govt. for farmers and dairy workers were also intimated. The addresses of local offices, in this regards, were also provided to them for their facility.

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Disaster Management - Civil Defence - 20.09.2016 While global geo-political factors have reduced chances of traditional wars, new challenges have emerged for the community in the shape of natural calamities or human-induced disasters, resulting in large scale destruction of property, loss of human life and destabilization of normal life in society. Since the community is invariably the first responder to any disaster situation, adequate awareness and preparedness of the community to respond to any such situation can be crucial in mitigating damage and suffering. Civil Defence, being a community based voluntary organisation, can in addition to rescue, relief and rehabilitation, play a stellar role in the field of public awareness as well as community capacity building to face any disaster. Civil Defence measures are designed to deal with immediate emergency conditions, protect the public and restore vital services and facilities that have been destroyed or damaged by disaster. A workshop cum advisory session was organised on 20.09.16 at Basti Vikas Kendra, Bakkarwala, Mundka, Delhi-41 on the above topic. Hundreds of youth from the local community and also from the far flung area of the city arrived and actively participated in this session. Demonstration were given and the participants made practice with the resource persons.

Youth Education Programme - Magic Bus - 28.09.2016 Magic Bus’ youth-centered Livelihoods Programme connects the aspirations and potential of young people to available market opportunities. We build their employability skills and map job potential based on individual strengths and mobility. Magic Bus Livelihoods programme meets youth’s diverse leadership, employment, and training needs and fills critical gaps in the current value chain. It attempts to ensure young people from marginalized communities have the employability skills and knowledge that prepares them for the world of work. An informative session on the above topic was organised on 28.09.16 at Narendrapuram, Siwan, Bihar by the foundation. The representatives from Magis Bus provided several important information to the youth who participated in this programme.

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Aadhar-UID/RSBY Impacts - 10.10.2016 A camp cum advisory programme on Aadhar-UID/RSBY Impacts was organised at G-20/163, Sec.7, Rohini, Delhi on 10.10.16. The participants were provided forms, information, pamphlets, leaflets about the Govt. schemes. They were provided information about Aadhar-UID/RSBY and their impact.

Panchayat Chunav - Role of DM and BDO 21.10.2016 A informative session on Panchayat Chunav and the role of DM and BDO in these elections was organised by the foundation on 21.10.16 at Khalilpur, Sanawara, Ballia, UP. Mostly the participants were the residents of nearby town and villages. The present were provided information about the role of District Magistrate and Block Development Officer with regard to Panchayat Elections. They were also informed how they can take the assistance of these two officials in case of any need. The local DM and BDO were also present at this occasion. They addressed the participants and assured to help them in any situation.

Non Violence Day - Terrorism - 26.10.2016 The International Day of Non Violence, also sometimes known as non violence day, falls every year on the 2nd of October. This date was chosen because it was the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, a person who is well known for his non violent way of life. Gandhi ji wrote extensively about the importance of non violence, and he also put his beliefs into action. Non violent civil action led by Gandhi ji, and non violent action inspired by him after his death, has brought about numerous benefits in the world, not least the crumbling of colonial rule in India and the birth of India as an independent nation.

This day was celebrated by CVF on 26.10.16. The beneficiaries from all the centres of the foundation in Samastipur arrived at Sarairanjan, Samastipur, Bihar. They were told about the importance of this day in context of the increasing terrorists activities all over the world. They were also enlightened with the precautions to be adopted and asked to remain cautious to avoid any untoward situation.

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Gender Equality - 01.11.2016 We proud Indians of 21st century rejoice in celebrations when a boy is born, and if it is a girl, a muted or no celebrations is the norm. Love for a male child is so much so that from the times immemorial we are killing our daughters at birth or before birth, and if, fortunately, she is not killed we find various ways to discriminate against her throughout her life. Though our religious beliefs make women a goddess but we fail to recognize her as a human being first; we worship goddesses but we exploit girls. We are a society of people with double-standards as far as our attitude towards women is concerned; our thoughts and preaching are different than our actions.

A session on the above issue was organised by the foundation on 01.11.2016 at Chhicho, Ratanpura, Ballia, UP to try to understand the phenomenon of gender inequality and search for some solutions. A number of people of all age groups participated in this session. Hot discussions on the issue were taken place. The female participants were very excited and keen to know the law to prevent this inequality and discrimination. The participants were explained law, Act & Rules on this matter and requested to adopt moral sense and ethics on this topic.

Construction Worker and Labour Law - 06.11.2016 According to India’s National Commission for Enterprises in the Unorganized Sector, over 92% of India’s labour force was employed in the informal economy in 2007, and this number has been consistently increasing. This implies that more than 92% of the Indian labour force is exposed to job and income insecurity, exploitation, violation of rights and absence of effective legal protection. The construction industry is the single biggest non-agricultural industry in the capitalist world. Construction workers are, however, treated largely as second-class citizens, deprived of means to protect their dignity.

Care Village Foundation organised an event for the construction workers on 06.11.2016 at J-1/40, Phase-I, Budh Vihar, Delhi. All the construction workers of construction sites were invited to attend the same. The were explained about the labour law and their rights, minimum wages, labour card etc. They were also advised to apply for labour card for which necessary assistance like providing of form, filling of form, attachment of necessary documents etc. was provided on the spot.

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Public and Media - 14.11.2016 Media is the means of communication that reaches or influences people widely. It has a significant place in the statecraft machinery especially in the age of information revolution. It is the source of information for a society regarding any issue be it local, regional or global, people rely and even trust on what is presented to them by media. The media has become an important tool of the statecraft in the modern era. It is the 'fourth estate' which helps the state to further its interests, objectives and goals . A programme on the above issue was organised by the foundation on 14.11.2016 at Aacharya Narenderdev Shikshan Sansthan, ITO, Delhi to try to understand the relation of public and media, importance of media for the public and role of the media for the public. A number of people of all age groups participated in this session. Hot discussions on the issue were taken place. Representatives from some media houses were also present who interacted with the participants on certain points and explained them the working of media and also that how to approach media in case of any news or complaint.

World AIDS Day - 01.12.2016 World AIDS Day, observed on 1 December every year, is dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of HIV infection. Care Village Foundation also organised events on this occasion at Bakkarwala, Delhi. Some messages, slogans, pictures etc. were displayed to attract the visitors.

First of all, a ‘Street Play’ (Nukkad Natak) on HIV/AIDS was played by the beneficiaries of CVF. It was an informative, entertaining and educational play which created awareness among the present people specially youth on the subject matter. Besides beneficiaries & staff of CVF, people from the nearby area, residents of the vicinity or inhabitants of the surrounding area of CVF complex also watched it. Some of the spectators came out with some queries on the issue, which were resolved for their satisfaction. After Nukkad Natak, a educational film ‘Zara Sochiye’ a film on HIV/AIDS (Population & Development Education) prepared by BAF State Resource Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi was played.

The film was paused for some time and the basic information, precautions, treatment about HIV and AIDS was given to the spectators by Mr. Vishal Singh, CEO & Managing Trustee and Mrs. Roopa Singh, Executive Director of CVF. The queries raised by some present were also solved on the spot.

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Nirmal Gram Puraskar/Aadarsh Gram Yojna - 09.12.2016 Government of India (GOI) has been promoting sanitation coverage in a campaign mode to ensure better health and quality of life for people in rural India. To add vigour to its implementation, GOI launched an award based Incentive Scheme for fully sanitized and open defecation free Gram Panchayats, Blocks, Districts and States called “Nirmal Gram Puraskar” (NGP) in October 2003 and gave away the first awards in 2005 as a component of its flagship scheme Total Sanitation Campaign (TSC). Nirmal Gram Puraskar till 2011 was given by Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation(MoDWS), Government of India at all levels of PRIs that is Gram Panchayat, Block Panchayat and district Panchayat. Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY) is a village development project launched by Government of India in October 2014, under which each Member of Parliament will take the responsibility of developing physical and institutional infrastructure in three villages by 2019. The Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAANJHI) was launched on on 11th October, 2014. On 09.12.2016, a programme on the above two schemes of the Govt. was organised by Care Village Foundation at Kake, Ranchi, Jharkhand. A good gathering attended the above programme. The present were explained about the above puraskar and yojna and appealed to take part with heart and soul for their own betterment.

Role of Mediation Centre - DLSA - 14.12.2016 The mediation is a structured process of dispute resolution in which a mediator, a neutral person, works with the parties to a dispute, to bring them to an agreement that they can all accept. The mediator does not decide the dispute or give an award. He is only a facilitator and incharge of the process at the mediation table. The mediation is a purely voluntary process. The parties continue the process out of their free will. They can opt out any time they decide that their interests are not served in the mediation. Once an agreement is reached and signed, it is enforceable by a Court. The foundation organised a programme on 'Role of Mediation Centre' on 14.12.16 at Basti Vikas Kendra, Bakkarwala, Mundka, Delhi. The officials from Delhi State Legal Authorities blazed the occasion. They explained the participants the meaning, purpose and procedure of mediation. They also intimated the role of DLSA in mediation, offices, concerned person and also importance of CVF in this regard.

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Corporate Social Responsibility - 23.12.2016 Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is how companies manage their business processes to produce an overall positive impact on society. It covers sustainability, social impact and ethics, and done correctly should be about core business - how companies make their money - not just add-on extras such as philanthropy. A session on the above topic was organised on 23.12.16 at Aacharya Narenderdev Shikshan Sansthan, ITO, Delhi. People from every part of Delhi arrived to attend the session. The participants were provided complete information on the subject and also showed audio visual tape on it.

Kissan Magazine - 31.12.2016 A programme on the topic Kissan Magazine was organised on 31.12.16 at Vill/P.O-Mardah, Ghazipur. People from every part of Ghazipur arrived to attend the programme. The participants were provided complete information on the subject and provided free booklets on agriculture issues.

Kishori Shakti Yojna Training Process - 11.01.2017 KSY aims at empowering adolescent girls so that they may become responsible citizens. It looks at all aspects of adolescent girl development. The large objective of the scheme is to advance the nutritional, health and development status of adolescent girls, support increasing knowledge of health, hygiene, nutrition and family care, and to integrate them with opportunities for learning life skills, going back to school, helping girls grow to understand their society and become prolific members of the society. A programme on the above topic was organised by the foundation on 11.01.17 at D-668, Loknayakpuram, Mundka, Delhi. Girls from every centre of CVF and the locality arrived to attend this programme. The girls were informed about the schme and awared aboiut nutrition, health and their development status. The girls were very curious to know about their part in the society and made several queries from the resource persons. They were provided light refreshment after the programme was over.

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National Institute of Open School (NIOS) - 25.01.2017 The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) formerly known as National Open School (NOS) was established in November,1989 as an autonomous organisation in pursuance of National Policy on Education 1986 by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India. The mission of NIOS is providing relevant, continuing and holistic education up to pre-degree level through open and distance learning system, contributing to the universalisation of school education and catering to the educational needs of the prioritized target groups for equity and social justice. With a aim to spread the information about NIOS, a programe was organised by CVF at Bansal Bhawan, Sec-16, Rohini, Delhi-85 on 25.01.17. The youth special teenagers appeared in large number to attend the above programme. The officials of NIOS were also invited for the above programme who informed the participants in details about functioning of NIOS, portal, admission process, exam process, fee etc. The participants were also provided guidance and technical support in one to one interaction session.

Cancer Cure Prevention and Treatment - 31.01.2017 Cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells anywhere in a body. There are over 200 types of cancer. Anything that may cause a normal body cell to develop abnormally potentially can cause cancer; general categories of cancer-related or causative agents are as follows: chemical or toxic compound exposures, ionizing radiation, some pathogens, and human genetics. A programme on 'Cancer Cure Prevention & Treatment' was organised by the foundation on 31.01.17 at Basti Vikas Kendra, Bakkarwala, Mundka, Delhi in association with Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute, Sector-5, Rohini, Delhi to educate the local community about this devastating disease. Hundreds of people from the surrounding area attended the above programme. The specialists from Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute provided the complete information about the above disease and also the methods/ways for its prevention. An explanation with regard to various types of cancer was also given to the participants through a video played during this awareness and advisory programme. Some patients were also examined by the doctors of above institute and provided proper guidance & suggestions for treatment.

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PMKVY and PMGSY - 11.02.2017 Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) is the flagship scheme of the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE). The objective of this Skill Certification Scheme is to enable a large number of Indian youth to take up industry-relevant skill training that will help them in securing a better livelihood. Individuals with prior learning experience or skills will also be assessed and certified under Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Under this Scheme, Training and Assessment fees are completely paid by the Government. The Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY), was launched by the Govt. of India to provide connectivity to unconnected Habitations as part of a poverty reduction strategy. Govt. of India is endeavoring to set high and uniform technical and management standards and facilitating policy development and planning at State level in order to ensure sustainable management of the rural roads network. A programme on the above topics was organised by the foundation on 11.02.17. Youth from every centre of CVF and the local community attended this programme. They were very curious to know about the PMKVY scheme and made several queries from the resource persons. They were also provided information about PMGSY They were provided light refreshment after the programme was over.

Child Sex Ratio (CSR) 100 Critical Districts - 11.02.2017 Sex ratio is used to describe the number of females per 1000 of males. In the Population Census of 2011 it was revealed that the population ratio in India 2011 is 940 females per 1000 of males in India. The Sex Ratio 2011 shows an upward trend from the census 2001 data. Census 2001 revealed that there were 933 females to that of 1000 males. Since decades India has seen a decrease in the sex ratio 2011, but since the last two of the decades there has been in slight increase in the sex ratio. Since the last five decades the sex ratio has been moving around 930 of females to that of 1000 of males. An informative awareness programme to this effect was organised on 17.02.17 at Aacharya Narenderdev Shikshan Sansthan, ITO,Delhi. Several youth and women took part in this programme.

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Women Empowerment through SHG - 22.02.2017 Self-Help Group (SHG) is a small voluntary association of poor people, preferably from the same socio-economic background. They come together for the purpose of solving their common problems through self-help and mutual help. The SHG promotes small savings among its members. The savings are kept with a bank. This common fund is in the name of the SHG. SHG is a group formed by the community, which has specific number of members like 15 or 20. In such a group the poorest would come together for emergency, disaster, social reasons, economic support to each other have ease of conversation, social interaction and economic interactions. Care Village Foundation started a campaign early in the morning on 22.02.17 and collected women of poor, discriminated and disadvantaged group. The staff of CVF explained them about the SHG and its benefits. The procedure of starting of SHG and its requirements were also explained. They were assured to provide all necessary assistance in forming of Self Help Groups like documentation, opening of bank account, maintenance of meeting register etc.

International Girl Child Day - 28.02.2017 Girl Child Day was celebrated by the foundation on 28.02.17 at D-650, Loknayakpuram, Bakkarwala, Mundka, Delhi. All the girl beneficiaries of all the centers of CVF and from the local community participated in this event. The participants played nukkad natak, danced, sung patriotic songs, took part in poem recitation competition. Some funny games were also organised followed by the party time. Mr. Vishal Singh, CEO and Management Trustee & Ms. Rupa Singh, Executive director of Care Village Foundation addressed the participant girls. They informed them that this day started to offer more supports and new opportunities to the girls in the country. It is celebrated to increase the awareness among people about all the inequalities faced by the girl child in the society. Inequality about girl child is a vast problem which includes many areas like inequality in education, nutrition, legal rights, medical care, protection, honour, child marriage and so many.

Organising Yuva Sansad - .............. On ..../02/2017 a Yuva Sansad was organised at Jana Pragati Centre, Janalakshmi Financial Services Ltd. at Nangloi Delhi. The Distt. Magistrate of west Distt., Dr. Atul Kumar Paney, DYC of Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan, Ministry of Yoth Affairs and Sports(West Distt.), GoI and several other prominent memebers of the society and representatives of Janalakshmi Financial Services Ltd. attended this Sansad. Active Children were awarded sports kits. A skill development programme was also initiated at this occasion. The present and participants were provided information about PMKVY, digital india, yoga, cash less transactions, social media awareness course, beti bacho beti padhao etc. The event was also highlighted in media.

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Ma-Beti Sammelan - 01.03.2017 This sammelan was organised on 01.03.17 at J-1/40, Phase-I, Budh Vihar Delhi. All the girl beneficiaries of all the centers of CVF and from the local community participated in this event along with their mothers. They shared their experiences with each other. The participants were explained about the relationship of mother and daughter and to help each other in every situation keeping in view the discrimination of female sex in India.

AIDS-HIV Awreness - 06.03.2017 An awareness programme on HIV/AIDS was organised by the foundation on 06.03.17 at Bansal Bhawan, Sec.-16, Rohini, Delhi. The people of all age group from the surrounding areas participated in this awareness programme. The resource person from the Ambedkar Hosplital, Delhi provide wide information about the above devastating disease, precautions and treatment. Booklets, pamphlets & leaflets consisting valuable knowledge about HIV/AIDS was distributed to them.

Celebration of International Women’s Day - 08.03.2017 Participants from most of the centres of Care Village Foundation took part in cultural programmes & showed their talent & creativity. The environment was full of joy & enthusiasm. They also participated whole heartedly in “Kavya Samelan” organized on the occasion.

Lastly Mr. Vishal Singh, CEO & Managing Trustee and Mrs. Roopa Singh, Executive Director of CVF addressed the gathering and made aware about the history & importance of this day. The spokespersons also briefed women and beneficiaries that they should come forward and gain economic and social status through vocational training programmes and other activities of CVF. At the end the beneficiaries enjoyed the refreshments. They seemed happy, courageous and confident towards a better future.

Dengi - Awreness & Treatment - 14.03.2017 An awareness programme on 'Dengi' was organised by the foundation on 14.03.17 at Basti Vikas Kendra, Bakkarwala, Mundka, Delhi. The people of all age group from the surrounding areas participated in this awareness programme. The resource person from the Malaria Deptt. of MCD Office provide wide information about the above disease, precautions and treatment. Anti mosquito medicines were also distributed free of cost.

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Hepatitis-B - Awareness and Vaccination - 22.03.2017 An awareness programme on 'Hapatitis-B' was organised by the foundation on 22.03.17 at Aacharya Narenderdev Sikshan Sansthan, ITO, Delhi. The people of all age group from the surrounding areas participated in this awareness programme. The resource person from the R.M.L hospital, Delhi provide wide information about the above disease, precautions and treatment.

Awareness Programme on Tuberculosis - 28/03/17 An activity has been conducted on 28.03.17 by Care Village Foundation at MCD School, Naharpur, Rohini, Delhi. In this activity the resource persons of Delhi Tuberculosis Association, 9, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, Delhi were invited for awareness about Tuberculosis. The resource persons, staff and beneficiaries of all centres of CVF attended this programme. Mr. Hariom Sharma and Mr. Ashish Kumar Das from Delhi Tuberculosis Association provided their services. About 100 beneficiaries were present. First of all the Executive Director welcomed the resource persons and the participants. Thereafter, informative and advisory short films on Tuberculosis/HIV were shown to the beneficiaries. The film was brought by the Resource persons of Dept. of Delhi Tuberculosis Association. Then the discussion session was held. The resource persons delivered lectures in a very simplified way and the beneficiaries were benefitted with a lot of information on TB/HIV. The basic information, precautions, treatment about TB was given to the present by the Resource Persons. The queries raised by some present were also solved on the spot. At the end of the event the CEO and Managing Trustee delivered a Vote of Thanks to the resource persons and present. The session/event was very informative and beneficial for the staff and beneficiaries of the nearby area of Care Village Foundation.

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