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International
Human Rights Day: Vimukti Pothnal |
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community survey on maternal and child health services utilization from
the Primary Health Centers at Manvi Taluka, Raichur District. Vimukti
pothnal |
Survey
on children with Disability: Vimukti Pothnal |
Sharing and Caring – Christmas celebration with unprivileged children:
vimukti Pothnal |
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There's nothing more satisfying than seeing a happy and smiling child:
Vimukti Pothnal.
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Makkal
Gram Sabha was organized by Vimukti at two Gram Panchyats of Manvi
Taluka: Vimukti pothnal |
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Mother
and Child Protection and Nourishment Campaign at Manvi: Vimukti Pothnal
For
about 461lactating mothers were interviewed in Richur District of Manvi
and Maski TQ. the meeting with them personally revealed number of
malpractices of 7 health centers in and around their villages. The
following problems they faced were shared in detail. The lack of staff,
the punctuality of doctors and the staff, the lack of cleanliness, lack
of medicines, no ambulance facility, corruption, over charges, not
constructing hospitals or dispensaries at the proper places, the
dilapidated structures, not updated equipments and machineries, without
proper first aid facilities, Doctors and the staff being absent, people
who have been lost their faith in them, the staff being made in charge
of the centers, lack of medicines in sub centers, not getting proper
treatment at the emergency ward, and such type of feedback was really
saddening and shocking. Overall the primary health Centers have been
failed to provide the proper treatment expected by the people especially
to the lactating mothers and their children. Government services are at
the scrutiny. 71% of deliveries taking place in the hospitals but only
29% deliveries taking place with proper facilities and most of them done
through caesarean.
VIMUKTI
Pothnal organized training program to all the Community leaders at
vimukti premises. The enactment of the Right to information Act 2005
marks a significant shift in Indian democracy. It plays a vital role in
bringing transparency and checking corruption in administration. By
enacting the RTI, India has moved from an opaque and arbitrary system of
government to the beginning of an era where there will be greater
transparency and to a system where the citizens will be empowered. To
make known the rights of the people and empower them in implementing the
schemes of the government, campaign facilitator and capacity builder
took lot of initiatives to give comprehensive knowledge. The resource
person said, anyone can get information from various department of the
government. No officer should refuse to provide information sought by
any person under this act. The information commission cannot probe the
cases related to corruption and wrong information. Complaints in this
regard can be filed to the higher officials of respective department he
said. Nearly 55 leaders actively participated and benefited from this
program. 
Vimukti
Charitable Trust (r) Pothnal in collaboration with Kailash Satyarthi
Children’s Foundation New Delhi and Spandana Belagavi Celebrated
International Human Rights Day organized various activities in
Markumdinni High school. In the keynote address Mr, Arogyappa, Vimukti
staff, described about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR),
and said that everyone should join hands to prevent violation of human
rights. Everyone should take steps to uphold and promote the rights of
all human beings. He explained about the services of CHILDLINE 1098 and
how CHILDLINE team would reach out to any child in need of care and
protection. Mr. Jaysheel, Coordinator, Vimukti, addressed the gathering
and explained about Juvenile Justice Act and POCSO Act. Mr. Thiru Pari
School teacher, explained about Drug addiction and the ill-effects of
consuming alcohol and drugs. Children should avoid the use of drugs and
alcohol, he said. Over two hundred and twenty children and teachers
participated in this programme. Mr. Charlie SVP cordinator, spoke about
UNO, empowered children about Human Rights and acts. A few incidents of
Human Rights Violations were shared and discussed. Children were
motivated to restore Human rights and help others in difficult
situations as much as possible and briefed about the importance of the
day and explained about the human rights and the importance of
protecting and promoting human rights. Twenty-three youth participated
in the celebration.
“Disabled
children in Manvi Taluka miss out due to lack of support services…”
True
spirit of Christmas... Sharing and caring...was organized in collaboration with
Vimukti Charitable Trust, group Israel, Anitha Pinto and family, and Mr. Ashok
Steven lobo with his family at vimukti Pothnal. Christmas is a time of
celebration, hope and laughter. Perhaps the only time when children all over the
world wake up bright and early with a gleam in their eyes and a smile on their
lips, ready to rip open and enjoy their crisply wrapped presents. The sad truth,
however, is that there are millions of children around the world who are
deprived of this experience, not because they’ve been naughty, but because they
come from underprivileged backgrounds and cannot afford to celebrate Christmas.
In order to bring the joy and light of Christmas into the lives of such
underprivileged children, VIMUKTI, like every year, hosted Christmas celebrated
at vimukti premises. The children of vimukti, who come from nearby villages, got
the opportunity to participate in games, win prizes and receive gifts.
A
child's smile is worth more than all the money in the world. Children
are the future of a nation. They are the best change agents, be in the
family or the community in which they live. It is therefore crucial to
help the children, catch them young and inculcate in them feelings of
empathy and conscience so that the grow up as responsible individuals.
Sensing this need, VIMUKTI CHARITABLE TRUST® came up with MAGU NAGU
Programme in 2008. Sensitization of privileged children and their
parents, towards the existing inequalities around them, is an important
objective of Magu Nagu. Privileged children are sensitized about the
deprivation and pain endured by the underprovided kids. Vimukti seeks to
inculcate a conscience and value system in the children so that they
grow up to become responsible citizens and change makers. Before their
minds are set with age, the Vimukti programme tries to make them count
they start realizing the worth of the privileged ones. Once they start
realizing the worth of the privileges they are born with, they
automatically turn their thoughts towards positivity and develop the
right outlook.
VIMUKTI
Pothnal (Raichur District): Over 232 children from the five villages
that come under the Manvi Taluka limits participated in the “Makkala
Grama Sabha” (children’s gram sabha) at two panchyats in different
places demanded immediate intervention of officials concerned in
redressing their grievances. By successfully listing out problems being
faced by children, especially those living in rural areas, these
children became a role model for their counterpart in other parts of the
Taluka. The children, guided by the non-governmental organizations
Vimukti Charitable Trust (VCT) and the Concerned for Working Children
had made all efforts to make the gram sabha a grand success. The Gram
Sabha started with the prayer song by a group of children. The meeting
was chaired by Mr. Basvan Gowda Public Development Officer Gram
Panchayath,Utaknoor. He said it was important that the State Government
conduct capacity building programmes to equip panchayats and officials
and all civil society groups which would be engaged in ensuring that the
children’s gram sabhas realized their full potential.
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VIMUKTI
CHARITABLE TRUST is a social action unit of the Capuchin Franciscan of
Karnataka Province, Registered under the Trust Act bearing number,
Trust/718/10A/Vol-II/V-299/2000-2001 Dated 01.05.2000. VIMUKTI is
integral liberation as understood popularly and it undertakes and
executes socio-economic empowerment activities among the disadvantage
and the vulnerable sections of the society. As the activities of the
province became widespread, ‘Vimukti’ came into existence in 1999 to
co-ordinate, document, monitor, review and evaluate the social work
intervention activities to ensure greater efficiency and increased
accountability towards the same.
The
Karnataka Capuchin Province has established a registered trust called,
Vimukti Charitable Trust for social service and developmental activities
in the Province. The goals and objectives of this trust are to be
attained in a systematic and cohesive manner. For this purpose the
Province shall establish in a suitable place a well furnished central
office to plan, coordinate and supervise all the programmes and the
activities. The Statutes are applicable to all the Friars of the
Province who are involved in this ministry. So that all the Programmes
function effectively and achieve the expected goals and objectives.
These Statutes are to be read along with the Constitutions of the Order
and also the Statutes of the Province.