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CENTRE FOR SOCIAL CONCERN Director: Rev. Fr Dionysius Vaz, SJ Chief Coordinator: Dr Shwetha Rasquinha Coordinator: Ms K Gopika Programme Coordinator: Ms Philomena Fernandes Community Programmes: Prevention of Malaria through larvae destruction and door to door awareness at Bunder, Thota Bengre, Jeppu, Kodialbail, Kavalapadur, Aryasamaj road, Kadri, St Aloysius campus and Jyothinagar from July 2019 to October 2019. From December 2019 to Jan 2020 organized eighteen visits to flood affected areas, Vamanjoor dumping yard and recycling plant to educate students on waste management process and sensitize them on reduction of waste Socio economic survey of over 250 households of Someshwara village from June 2019 to August 2019. Traffic control programme in collaboration with City Traffic Police to manage the traffic in prime locations of Mangalore city from June 2019 to July 2019. From December 2019 to January 2020 arranged visits to various government departments of Mangalore to understand the functions. Arranged interaction with marginalized group such as vegetable vendors, cobblers, beggars in Mangalore city from December 2019 to January 2020. Implemented and demonstrated ‘Pipe pit’ project in order to manage household wet waste in Adyapady community from September 2019 to January 2020. Coordinated and accompanied the PG students for Rural Immersion programme from 21- 12-2019 to 03-12-2019. Made seating arrangement for public by using eco-bricks at Kavalapaduru Village on 22- 09-2019. In order to promote healthy life style in villagers, organized door to door campaign on ‘Hand wash in Adyapady and Kavalapaduru community from December 2019 to January. 2020. Created door to door awareness on ‘segregation of waste’ at Mannagudda from December 2019 to January 2020. Two days residential camps for two batches of students and five one day camps were organized in the flood affected areas of Belthanagadi from August 2019 to September 2029. Awareness on Open Defecation Free (ODF) village, survey on sanitation and necessity of public toilet on 12-01-2020. Conducted ‘Plastic free village campaign’ in adopted villages- Kandavara, Gurupura and Kavalapaduru from September 2019 to January 2020. School Programmes Mobilized students to volunteer for play ground renovation at DKZP Higher Primary Schools Katipalla and Chitrapura Surathkal on 15-12-2019 and 12-1-2020 Conducted clean drive programme at Government High school campus at Adayapady and Kandavara Village on 29-09-2019. Organized POCSO awareness programme at DKZP Higher Primary School, Kinnikambala on 17-01-2020. Organized POCSO awareness programme at DKZP High School, Kinnikambala on 24-01- 2020. Conduced awareness on ‘Menstrual Hygiene Management’ programme at DKZP Higher Primary School, Kinnikambala on 17-01-2020. Conduced awareness on ‘Menstrual Hygiene Management’ programme at DKZP High School, Kinnikambala on 24-01-2020. Conduced awareness on ‘sexual abuse’ at Rosa Mystica school, Gurupura on 19-09-2019 Donated water purifiers to Government schools and colleges mentioned below using the amount collected from one rupee revolution Government Higher Primary School, Shakthinagara, Mangalore, DK Government Higher primary School, Kinnikambla, Managlore, DK Government Government PU College, Thenkamijar, Moodbedri, DK Government Higher Primary School Pillar, Kotekar,DK Government PU College Gurupura, Mangalore, DK Government High School Manila, Bantwala, DK Environmental Conservation Experiential learning of farming activities at and Shamboor, Bantwal, Neermarga,Vogga, Ujire and Kavalapaduru from July to August 2019. Participated in Plantation, mulching and manuring the plants at Shakthinagar, KPT, Kuntikana, Urvastore, Buntshostel, Renjala, Nandigudda, Arasinamakki, Peruvai, Padubedri, nanadigudda, Kundapura, and Aloysian Boys Home. Maintaining water pots for birds in College Campus. Conduced residential camp on ‘Bore well recharging’ at Byanalli village,Uttar Kannada and Peruvai, Dakshina Kannnada from May and July 2019. Arranged ‘paper bag making’ in order to reduce usage of plastic in the college campus and created awareness among shop keepers by distributing the paper bags from October 2019 December 2019. Organised various clean drive programmes in and around Mangalore city from June 2019 to till date. Conducted anti pollution drive in four beaches of Mangalore from Organized visit and work in forest nursery at various places such as Padil, Manipal and Shambur from October 2019 Organized visits to the following Care and Support Centres (from August 2019 to January 2020) ‘Ave Maria’ Palliative Care Centre, Vamanjoor. ‘Snehasadan’ St Camillus Care Home, Home for HIV/AIDS infected and affected at Kinnikambla. ‘Paschim’ Rehabilitation Centre, Home for destitute at Ullal. ‘Sevashram’ home for destitute at Derlakkatte. ‘Snehalaya’ Psycho-Social Rehabilitation Centre at Manajeshwar. ‘Teloca’ De addiction Centre at Ullal. ‘Seon Ashram’ Psycho- Social Rehabilitation Centre at Gandibagilu. ‘Mount Rosary’ Oldage home at Moodbedri. ‘St Antony Poor Home’ Oldage Home at Jeppu. Olavina Halli Rehabilitation Centre and Community Development Centre at Someshwara. Aloysian Boys Home, Home for children at Someshwara. Link Deaddiction Centre at Bajal. Krista Sevaki Parpale, Home for Oldage at Karkala. .
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