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SUMMARY:Special Health Camps for casual and daily wage labour across India
DESCRIPTION:Smile Foundation conducted a series of specialized health camps exclusively for casual/daily wage labourers and workers from unorganized sectors across 26 locations in Andhra Pradesh\, Maharashtra\, Delhi\, Uttar Pradesh\, Haryana\, Punjab\, Jammu & Kashmir\, West Bengal\, Jharkhand\, Bihar and Rajasthan. \nA casual labourer must earn a day’s wage to feed his family. Health doesn’t become a priority for them because of such reasons. Similar workers and their children and families form a sizeable portion of the beneficiaries through both Smile Health Camp and Smile on Wheels models of Smile Foundation. However\, a series of specialized camps in various belts across India was conducted focusing specifically on this particular section of the beneficiaries. \nMultiple camps were conducted at Ahmednagar\, Mumbai\, Ratnagir and Solapur in Maharashtra; Titupati and Vijaywada in Andhra Pradesh; Kolkata in West Bengal; Ghaziabad and Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh; Delhi; Gurgaon and Ambala in Haryana; Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh; Ludhiana and Jalandhar in Punjab; Muzaffarpur in Bihar; Jamshedpur and Ranchi in Jharkhand; Jaipur\, Jodhpur and Udaipur in Rajasthan; and Jammu (J&K) in the months of February\, March and April. \nBesides providing primary health care and promoting health seeking behaviour\, the beneficiaries were oriented on numerous health hazards and how to take precaution while taking up various hazardous jobs. In addition\, counselling and referral services\, health supplements such as fruits\, packed juice\, cakes\, biscuits and Chyawanprash etc. are being made available free of cost. \nKansai Nerolac Paints Ltd. supported Smile Foundation for this special series of health camps.
URL:https://www.smilefoundationindia.org/workshops-events/special-health-camps-for-casual-and-daily-wage-labour-across-india/
LOCATION:A.P.\, Maharashtra\, Delhi\, UP\, Haryana\, Punjab\, J&K\, West Bengal\, Jharkhand\, Bihar\, Rajasthan
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SUMMARY:Teachers' Training and Capacity Building Programmes across India
DESCRIPTION:An innovative series of Teachers’ Training and Capacity Building programmes is being conducted across India. Education of children\, when they are first generation learners\, depends solely on the levels of training and passion of teachers. It helps the children stay in the education centres\, increase their learning\, prepares them to get mainstreamed in reputed schools and also helps them cope with the teaching methodologies prevalent there. \nEach of the three-day training programmes is residential in nature and scheduled for all four regions of India. The modules include Pedagogical Skills\, Library Management and Computer Teaching. \nThe first programme for North India was held in New Delhi which included 37 teachers and instructors from 23 grassroots NGOs from Uttar Pradesh\, Bihar\, Madhya Pradesh\, Jammu & Kashmir\, Chandigarh & Punjab\, Haryana\, Rajasthan and Delhi NCR. The training programme for West India was held in Mumbai which included teachers from 23 NGOs from Maharashtra\, Gujarat and Goa. \nIn East\, 43 teachers from 26 NGOs from Assam\, Bihar\, Chhattisgarh\, Jharkhand\, Odisha\, Tripura and West Bengal and in South teachers and instructors from 18 NGOs from Andhra Pradesh\, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu participated in the programme. \nWilde Ganzen\, the Dutch international development agency\, supported Smile Foundation in conducting this first series of teachers’ training and capacity building programmes.
URL:https://www.smilefoundationindia.org/workshops-events/teachers-training-and-capacity-building-programmes-across-india/
LOCATION:Mumbai\, Bangalore\, Kolkata\, New Delhi
CATEGORIES:Workshop & Events
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SUMMARY:Teachers' Training and Capacity Building Programmes across India
DESCRIPTION:An innovative series of Teachers’ Training and Capacity Building programmes is being conducted across India. Education of children\, when they are first generation learners\, depends solely on the levels of training and passion of teachers. It helps the children stay in the education centres\, increase their learning\, prepares them to get mainstreamed in reputed schools and also helps them cope with the teaching methodologies prevalent there. \nEach of the three-day training programmes is residential in nature and scheduled for all four regions of India. The modules include Pedagogical Skills\, Library Management and Computer Teaching. \nThe first programme for North India was held in New Delhi which included 37 teachers and instructors from 23 grassroots NGOs from Uttar Pradesh\, Bihar\, Madhya Pradesh\, Jammu & Kashmir\, Chandigarh & Punjab\, Haryana\, Rajasthan and Delhi NCR. The training programme for West India was held in Mumbai which included teachers from 23 NGOs from Maharashtra\, Gujarat and Goa. \nIn East\, 43 teachers from 26 NGOs from Assam\, Bihar\, Chhattisgarh\, Jharkhand\, Odisha\, Tripura and West Bengal and in South teachers and instructors from 18 NGOs from Andhra Pradesh\, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu participated in the programme. \nWilde Ganzen\, the Dutch international development agency\, supported Smile Foundation in conducting this first series of teachers’ training and capacity building programmes.
URL:https://www.smilefoundationindia.org/workshops-events/teachers-training-and-capacity-building-programmes-across-india-2/
LOCATION:Mumbai\, Bangalore\, Kolkata\, New Delhi
CATEGORIES:Educational activities & happenings for underprivileged children
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SUMMARY:Footballer Robin Singh takes up the cause of Women Empowerment
DESCRIPTION:Footballer Robin Singh celebrated the spirit of Indian women in Bangalore\, on the eve of International Women’s Day. He joined fifteen spirited girls of Smile Foundation who were striving to make an identity of their own although they had come from difficult backgrounds. \nRobin was enthralled to join the cause. “We must enable the women in our society to understand their real worth and equip them with the power of equality. I feel that male involvement is imperative in women empowerment. All these girls symbolize the spirit of ‘living your dream’ as they have got the right platform and support. I wish them the very best and I hope they become a force to reckon with\,” said Robin Singh\, the ace forward of Bengaluru FC. \nAll the girls were from Smile Twin e-Learning Programme (STeP) SAMA centre in Bangalore. 70 girls are living their dreams at this all-girls centre. \nCommenting on this occasion Mr. Vikram Singh Verma\, COO\, Smile Foundation said\, “Smile Foundation strongly believes that when you empower women\, a whole generation is empowered. We have a long way to go in this direction and we can only achieve it by involving all sections of the civil society.” He added\, “I would like to thank Mr. Robin Singh who came forward and supported the cause. I believe that we all can inspire changes in our own way this Women’s Day.”
URL:https://www.smilefoundationindia.org/workshops-events/footballer-robin-singh-takes-up-the-cause-of-women-empowerment/
LOCATION:Bangalore
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