JJerdoddi school of Vengalapur Region

 

 

Renukamma d/O Narasanna: She is studying in 4th She shared, that, earlier her neck and back ached due to the awkward position used while writing, now the pain has reduced and her writing has also improved. “When I am using this other children me to share this, whenever I have time I lend it to others to use”.

Shikshana Sahaya programme was organized to support government schools in better education by providing low cost education accessories. The program was inaugurated on 25th August 2016, by the president, of SDMC and Gramapanchyat members of Jajir doddi. The representatives of Zilla panchyat Bassamma and her husband were present. The introductory speech was given by SS Ghanti,Samuha, Taluka Education Coordinator and BRP talked about Shikshana Sahaya programme has started by Taluka education coordinator and the Block IRT resource person, and CRP(Cluster Resource person) present.

The program began with the introduction of the Shikshana Sahaya, and usages. Inaugural speech combined the importance of education, and the shikhana shahaya. Education, co-ordinator and BRP spoke about the shikshana Sahaya usages and its maintenance. The real outcome was that there was a definite need for such accessories as most schools do not have desks to read and write. This Lappal will help them in overcoming their back and neck pain, in turn, help them in improving their concentration.

The SDMC president, and Gramapanchyat members distributed the LAppal to children. Children shared that as they do not have desks to write This is a good instrument, till they receive desks in their school. He advised school children for safe use. During this time Dr. P.G.Patil from NHRM present spoke on some health tips to children, and usage this pad solve various problems, like back pain and neck pain etc.

 

In Total 72 children, out this 31 Girls and 41 boys, and 17 women, and 25 male members participated in this programme, Venkat Cluster Coordinator of CDM project concluded the programme.

19th August of 10 children of 2 std. 2 children 4th 5 children, and 6th standard 3 children, have given feedback on Lappal.

Mounesh s/o Shantappa:The 6th standard child name used this Shikhana Shahaya accessory and he shares, “earlier, I use to write bending back to the floor now with this pad, my writing is easier and also improved a lot, and my back is also very comfortable”.

Shivaraj s/o Mansappa: This child studying in 2nd standard shared his experience, he says in his house floor is always not clean, He says” I was unable to keep it on the floor without my books getting dirty, now I am very comfortable with Lappal which helps in reading and writing easily possible.

Gundamma d/o Rangappa : She is studying in 4th standard, she shares that, when she was writing with floor support, her legs used to feel numb, now she feels comfortable to write on this, and her handwriting has improved. She is using this in school as well as at home.


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NREGA

SAMUHA believes NREGA is the single most important entitlement that rural Indians enjoy today.

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Its the only public Resource that is available to the Indian Villager on demand! It's akin to having a Public resources tap in your village and under your control.

While these are flights of fancy, 100 villagers can demand 100 days of work at Rs 205(the legal wage in Karnataka at present). That's Rs 20,50,000 per annum that this village can plan for in advance. and every year that they are willing to work.

SAMUHA advocates that atleast 60% of this money be used for NRM (natural resources management). and specifically, that this be used for Trench-cum-Bunds of 20'x5'x2' dimensions. At an average 11 TcBs per acres, that's 62,000 litres of rainwater that can be harvested with each rain threshold day. at even 20 such raindays per year, that's a cool 1.2 million litres harvested and converted into Sub-surface interflows or soil moisture. and each inch of silt that is deposited into these 11 TcBs means over 3 tons of top soil that can be harvested and returned to the soil.