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Vimukti Children shine in the State level Seminar on Child Rights under SDG- Sustainable Development Goals: Vimukti Pothnal |
Rape Free India state level stakeholders Consultation held at Bangaluru: Vimukti Pothnal
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Free Educational Kit distribution to the 152 flood affected children, supported by Vimukti Charitable Trust, Group Israel: Vimukti Pothnal |
Community leaders from two pockets along with Vimukti children Parliament Members demanded the Panchyath President to ensure basic infrastructure in the School without delay: Vimukti Pothnal |
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Open House Program: Vimukti Pothnal |
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Input session on contagious diseases: Vimukti Pothnal
Vimukti Pothnal organized an awareness programme in Muddamaguddi village
for the women and the old people. Under the national village employment
program there are 100 days of labor work for their benefits. Later about
various diseases which are contagious in nature, about deadly mosquitoes
and their control, flies control about all these issues were discussed.
For women who were present had health check-up. For about 30 women
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On 11th of October 2019 under the banner of ‘Hennu Makkala Nade Shale
Kade’(Girls March to school) with the alliance of likeminded NGOs from Karnataka
celebrated ‘International Day of the Girl child’ at VCT Premises. Nearly123
adolescent girls participated in this event and submitted memorandum to Deputy
Commissioner and Gram Panchyath President demanding equal rights and Free and
compulsory education for girls till 18 years of age. Girls’ took out rally
through the main streets of Pothnal and Raichur near DC office by holding
placards and banners containing the message on the needs of protecting the
rights of girl child. The Campaign on equal rights and Free and compulsory
education for girls till 18 years of age, and to create awareness on adverse
impact of child marriage in the society; and demanded the concerned officials to
take stringent measures in this regard to impose fine on those who violate these
laws. The participants, after marching through the main road of DC office
Raichur conversed with the local press media where women activist spoke to them
and memorandum was submitted to the concerned authority regarding “Girls March
to school” and its implication. The main aim of the rally was to sensitize
privileged citizens to protect and demand the right of Girl child. Today & every
day, join us to support all girls across the world to keep chasing their dreams
through education.
The Government of India has issued and a published content on various rights
related to the Children and has documented them and has communicated to the
world united organization sector. The programs which are organized and the
achievements found in the past years from 1997, 2007 and 2011 in three
successful terms and are reported in detail. The report has been verified and
studied through by the World Organization has asked India to study on various
issues. The next year in 2020 in May or in the month of June India will have to
submit the report. Apart from the Child rights, other institutes, individually
also they can submit the report on the relevant matters as well. This is to
certify that whether the Indian Government has provided the correct information
on various issues regarding the Child Rights under SDG- Sustainable Development
Goals the targets set to improve, whether they have applied laws and norms so
on. The expectations or on various views group discussions were conducted. The
target was to address the issues of the age group of 0 to 18 years of children.
This is the age where they are exploited to the maximum. There are situations at
home as well as the outside where they can be vulnerable. So need to be cautious
about the situations. It is not safe nowadays to be alone..jpg)
On 6th of October 2019 30 likeminded NGOs from Karnataka came together
at Jain collage, Bangalore to discuss the one of the biggest issues
which the nation is facing today is safety of women and children. Rape
in India is a National Emergency. Despite strong legislation, our
children and women live a life with fear. The absence of political will,
accountability and social responsibility to combat rape is dismal.
Through the power that we hold in our vote, we must demand that those
who seek our vote must commit to creating a new India, a ‘Rape Free
India - a Rape Mukt Bharat’. 
This year especially in the month of August, Maharashtra and part of
North Karnataka received maximum rain fall leading dams to let the water
out. After letting the excessive water from the dams further led low
areas and rivers like Malaprabha, Ghataprabha, Krishna to flow to the
above danger levels. All the excessive water entered the low areas and
villages where people had to vacate and move to the safe areas. This
flood had created havoc in most of the areas and people’s lives. The
rains and the floods had destroyed crops, properties, houses, few
partially and in some places destroyed completely. The people who had
stored grains, vessels of daily use, clothes, school books and bags and
other materials were washed out. Children, women, young and the old were
most affected due to rain and floods. The floods also took lives of many
and the cattle. After the rain and the flood, sickness was spread due to
the stagnant water and bad atmosphere. Houses were not in good condition
to live. Snakes and reptiles were seen on the roofs, walls, floor of the
houses. People faced the worst ever situation during flood and
aftermath.
On 21st of September, 2019 Malkapur Community leaders came together and
demanded the Panchyath president and submitted the memorandum to provide
basic infrastructure in the school. Since Malkapura School has no proper
class rooms, windows, doors are broken; roof is under repair, and
furniture’s, toilets are poorly maintained, no drinking water
facilities, kitchen, utensils, etc. The children are studying in the
school have been facing the threat of contagious diseases. They also
alleged that the school building is in dilapidated condition and action
was not being taken even to repair the Roof. Mr. Narsappa Panchayth
staff speaking after the receiving the memorandum said, the problems
would be brought to the notice of the concerned authority and further
action would be taken as per their direction to ensure the facilities.
The community leader Mr. Hanumantha requested the Gram Panchyath
President to give in writing that when he will fulfill these demands.
The School headmaster, teachers, SDMC members, LM staff applauded and
encouraged Community leaders in this great venture. Nearly 206 school
children will benefit from this demand.
CHILDINE Collab, VIMUKTI Raichur, organized open house programme at
Govt. Higher Primary School Sangankunta, Raichur Taluka collaboration
with government high school on August 28th, 2019. Mr. Sudharshan
coordinator, Childline, in the key note address spoke about Child Rights
and responsibility of children. Mr. Mukanna, team staff CHILDLINE,
Raichur, addressed the gathering and briefed about the objectives and
purpose of the open house programme. Mr. Manjunatha, Police Sub
Inspector, exhorted the children to stay away from evil elements in the
society. Children shared about the various issues and the authorities
present suggested possible solutions to them. Mr. Nagaraj HM, Mr. Mahesh
CRP, Mr. Kurupathi from Health department, Mr. Thimappa GP president,
AWC teachers, supervisors, PDO, Mohan team member was present for the
programme. Various child right issues and other difficulties faced in
the school were discussed before the concerned authority and sort the
clarifications. Nearly 285 children attended the program.
It is said, "Separations are wounds that no one can heal, but memories
are treasures that no one can steal". After two years of a journey that
seems to have just begun, it was the time to bid farewell to our dear
Mrs. Nagaratha staff nurse. It was special moment for us. It was painful
to say good bye to dear Nagarathna Being the, staff nurse and severed in
the “HEALTH FOR ALL” project in various capacities. She was actively
involved in the Programs of the Organization, both within and in
networks. She was reaching out poor and needy people in the villages by
visiting families of our sponsor children, counseling and motivating
people to take care of their health. She has participated in rallies and
street plays showing keen interest in advocacy initiatives. She proved
her worth in community development, particularly among children, in
forming the child personality development clubs and camps. During her
tenure she has proven to be with good conduct and love for the work and
Organization. She is found very honest and dedicated in all the works
assigned under her care. As she lives this organization, we the Vimukti
Director and staff wish you all the best in your future. Fr. sathish
Fernandez took this occasion to recall all the good times and the good
things that the vimukti centre had received during her term. As she
leaves us we wish her the best in her future endeavors, we assure that
she will be an asset to any Institution she works. As you embark upon a
new path, we wish you many moments of happiness, success and
achievements. May your success follow you wherever you go...
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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.