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Vimukti
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“Mask
day” March held to encourage people to take precaution: Vimukti Pothnal |
Urgent
task: fighting human trafficking awareness reaching every month 250-300
women and girls: Vimukti Pothnal |
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Free Health Check-up camps: Vimukti Pothnal |
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Vimukti
team urges the concerned department to extend the work under MGNREGA
Scheme:
With
reverse migration, the works under MGNREGA are picking up the pace in
the villages of Manvi Taluka. The people from Pothnal region had
migrated to Maharashtra, Telengana, Bengaluru, Mysoru, and other places
in search of jobs to eke out the living. Now they are travelling back to
their native places after the lockdown was enforced to contain the
spread of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Vimukti team, Pothnal conducted a door
to door survey and motivated migrated families, daily wage workers to
tap MGNREGA Scheme more effectively. As a result many migrates workers
in our project area have been involved in digging recharge pits, check
dams, bricks manufacturing, road constructions etc and also initiated to
apply new job cards. Vimukti team also urged the concerned department to
give 200 days’ work and should issue the job cards to those who don’t
have the job cards. Hence, the government should extend work days under
this scheme without delay.
Vimukti
Pothnal organized program on free face masks for SSLC students in and
around Pothnal 18 villages of our working area on 22nd of June 2020.
Nearly 1,000 face masks were prepared and distributed to the SSLC
Students by visiting their homes motivating them individually to ensure
the safety by wearing face masks and maintain physical distancing at
examination centers and help them to appear the examination with
confidence; and also advised to carry their own water bottles. In Four
High Schools free masks and Sanitizers were distributed as a result
nearly 1000 children were benefitted from this program.
The
images of stranded migrant laborers and low-income households in Pothnal
region during the lockdown galvanize Vimukti to provide relief work. The
major objective is to reach the unreached and very deserving families in
the targeted villages of our working area. Distributed food kits to 100
deserving families like, HIV/AIDS, Devadasi, widow, orphan, disabled and
migrants etc, the free food kits like, sugar, Tea powder, salt, Green
grams, coconut oil, dall, Rava, Chilli powder, coriander powder, edible
oil, turmeric powder cumin, master seed, Soaps, paste Tooth brush, face
masks etc. who have affected by the lockdown. Vimukti staff moved into
the remote villages and neighborhoods to create awareness about health,
hygiene and protection from viral diseases. The families were very
grateful to receive this timely help. We are also happy indeed to thank
for the donors for their generosity. “A smile happens in a flash, but
its memory can last for a lifetime. “ May God bless the cheerful
giver”.
Vimukti
Pothnal 18th June 2020 participated in Mask day rally to encourage
people to wear compulsory face masks and also follow the COVID-19
guidelines to check the spread of virus. The rally was flagged off from
Gram Panchyath Pothnal and passed through the main thoroughfares of the
town by holding placards. Gram panchyath members and Health department
members appealed people on the streets to compulsorily wear face masks
to contain the spread of Covid-19 pandemic. Nearly 75% spread of the
epidemic can be prevented by wearing mask, washing hands for every 30
minutes and maintaining physical distancing should be the part of life.
Wearing mask and maintaining physical distancing are the two major
weapons to keep covid-19 far from us. Program was well planned and
message was spread to many people. 
From
10th to 16th of June, 2020 Vimukti Pothnal organized the awareness
program on human trafficking in five villages of Manvi Taluka. Human
trafficking is the third biggest criminal industry after narcotic drugs
and illegal arms supply. Generally, the organized crime of human
trafficking extends beyond state and national boundaries. It is also
multi-dimensional, involving elements of several crimes like
kidnapping/abduction, buying and selling of humans, bonded labor and
sexual exploitation. The ugliest face of human trafficking is
trafficking of girls of sexual exploitation. In India, 46% of women and
girls trafficked, are for commercial sexual exploitation, 27% for
domestic servitude and 27% for forced labor. Keeping these thoughts in
mind Vimukti Pothnal has been conducting sessions in the AWCs, public
places, and in Community apart from legal remedies; prevention of human
trafficking requires several types of interventions and demanding the
concerned officials should focus on creation of compulsory, high-quality
education, employment opportunities and income generation for marginal
and vulnerable sections in the society. 
Vimukti
Pothnal organized health check-ups camp at 8 villages of our working
area. Eye, nose, ears, throat, height, weight and general check-up were
carried out to all the children and elders. Parents and Anganwadi
teachers were informed. Mothers with children below 3 years of age were
enlightened about the importance of breast feeding. Ill effects of milk
substitutes and nutritional benefits of vegetables were briefed to the
parents. Forty-four children and elders attended and availed the
benefits of the camp.
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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.