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Internship-Camp.Pdf St. Joseph’s Degree & PG College Autonomous - Affiliated to Osmania University Re-accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade with a CGPA of 3.49 King Koti Road, Hyderabad, Telangana DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE VOICE 4 GIRLS SUMMER INTERNSHIP CAMP Voice 4 Girls works with adolescent girls from low-income communities to build their confidence, introduce important and relevant life skills, and engage their parents in order to increase their opportunities and decision-making powers. The NGO was started in 2012 by Ms. Anusha Bharadwaj, Executive Director at Voice 4 Girls. Though VOICE’s chief beneficiaries are adolescent girls, the organization recognized the pressing need to involve boys in discussions pertaining to gender and inequalities that are so deeply rooted in the Indian psyche. VOICE conducts activity-based camps in government and low-cost private schools where girls and boys acquire critical knowledge, spoken English and life skills. VOICE Camps are conducted by motivated college students who are hired and trained intensively to impart the curriculum. The NGO organises camps separately for boys and girls namely “Her Voice” for girls and “Boys 4 Voice” for boys. VOICE offers an innovative training to college students who act as counselors to maximize their teaching potential and create positive learning environment in classroom. Field Coordinators work closely with Counselors and VOICE staff to accomplish the overall mission of the programme by attending to the safety and well-being and of the participants. They are incharge of logistics and prepare reports namely Quality Control Report, Camper Data and Impact Assessment Sheets. Our Students have undergone training at Hyderabad Archdiocese Social Service Society, Secunderabad. They were provided with books namely (1).Counselors self study guide (2). Counselors hand book (3). Field Coordinators book (4). Campers Book (5). Sakhi handbook. Our Students were also informed about the teaching methodology, Tools and Techniques to be used namely (1). Individual, pair, group work (2).Puzzles, quizzes, games (3).Skits and role play (4) Interviewing and discussions (5).Presentations (6). Dance and songs (7). Case studies and stories (8). Ice-breakers and energizers (9). Class room management techniques such as Bumpity Bump Bump, 1-2-3 Eyes on me, Whistle and Freeze. After the training, our students were sent as Field Coordinators and counselors to different Telangana Social Welfare Residential Education Institution Society (TSWREIS) residential schools in villages of Telangana State. Voice 4 Girls Parichay Camp and Sakhi Peer Leadership Program The programme, “Her Voice” is implemented in three phases namely Her Voice Parichay, Disha, and Sakhi Peer Leadership programme. Parichay and Disha seek to familiarize campers with critical topics related to health, safety, self-awareness and future planning, while Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme is the last level of flagship, where girls will be trained as leaders and learn about community leadership, communication, team building, taking good risks, resilience and ethical leadership. Every school would have a Sakhi manager and the other campers would be Sakhi leaders. Elections will be conducted for the Sakhi Manager. After the camp, Sakhi Manager and Sakhi Leaders would ensure that they would go back to their schools and help their peers and conduct mentoring sessions. This way, Voice tries to reach out to every girl who is in need. Voice 4 Girls Parichay Camp and Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme commenced with inaugural ceremony where the school management and campers welcomed our students. Briefing session was conducted for teachers and campers by Field Coordinator about the camp. Topics covered during Parichay Camp Health: Nutrition, hygiene, illnesses, menstruation, reproduction Safety: child marriage, dealing with harassment, preventing and coping with sexual assault, support systems and rights Future Planning: Education and its importance, career, goal setting and family planning Life skills: interpersonal skills, leadership, problem solving, independent and critical thinking ability. Communication Skills and Basic English Language Topics covered during Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Community Leadership Leader in me Problem Solving Communication Risk and Resilience Team Work Ethical Leadership Initiative The campers were very enthusiastic and loved Voice classrooms as the teaching was activity based which made learning fun. They involved themselves and participated in all the activities. The camp concluded with the valedictory ceremony where school authorities and campers appreciated our students. The ceremony was hosted by our students. Campers showcased their talents by performing dance, skits, singing songs etc. They shared their experiences and said that the camp helped them to learn many new things. Students said that they were moved by love and affection of the campers. They said that the camp helped them in becoming a better person and to be independent and strong. Our students distributed Sakhi Badges, Campers books and Certificates to the campers. Debriefing session was held for Parichay Camp on 13th and 17 th May 2019 and for Sakhi Peer Leardership Programme participants on 29 th June 2019 at Hyderabad Archdiocese Social Service Society, Secunderabad where our students gave their feedback and shared their experiences. Certificates were also given to students for participating in the camp. Our students submitted case studies with video and written testimonials along with Pictures of the camp to the Voice office. It was a moment of great pride when delegates from Tufts University, USA visited the camp and appreciated the confidence and leadership skills displayed by our students. Our students were also covered by media where Sakshi, Eenadu and Nava Telangana News Paper Journalists interviewed our students and published in their newspapers. List of Students who attended “Her Voice Parichay Camp” & “Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme” S.No Name of the Class Designation Camp Location Duration of Internship Student 1 B.Com III Computers, Counselor Pembarthy, Warangal 26 th to 29 th April 2019 Yaski Sweatha Section ‘C’ District (Training) & 2 B.Com III Computers, Counselor Pembarthy, Warangal Divya Pipariya Section ‘D’ District 30 th April to 11th May 3 Ishika B.Com III Computers, Counselor Pembarthy, Warangal 2019 (“Her Voice Kachawa Section ‘D’ District Parichay” Camp) 4 Prathyusha B.Com III Computers, Counselor Pembarthy, Warangal Kallapolu Section ‘D’ District 5 Maria B.Com III Generals, Counselor 1st to 4th May 2019 Anoushka Section ‘A’ (Training) & Pillay Thorrur, Warangal 6 B.Com III Generals, Counselor 5th to 15th May 2019 Rozmin Savani Section ‘A’ Thorrur, Warangal (“Her Voice Parichay” 7 BA (JPE) III year Counselor Camp) Ishita Agrawal Thorrur, Warangal 8 B.Com (IT-Alumni) Counselor Addaguduru, Nidhi Soni Nalgonda 9 B.Com III Honors Field Kammadanam, 11 th to 15 th June 2019 Shimona Coordinator Mahboobnagar (Training) & Nandan District 11 B.Com III Honors Counselor Kammadanam, 16 th to 27 th June 2019 Khushboo Mahboobnagar (“Sakhi Peer Leadership Kanodia District Programme”) 12 B.Com III Honors Counselor Kammadanam, Muskaan Mahboobnagar Agarwal District 13 Sampada B.Com III Honors Counselor Adavimallela, Raipuri Soni Khammam District 14 Ayushi Raipuri B.Com III Honors Counselor Adavimallela, Soni Khammam District Inauguration of Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme by Shimona Nandan with other Dignitaries Yaski Sweatha with Campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Yaski Sweatha distributing Certificates to Campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Prathyusha Kallapolu distributing Certificates to Campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Ishika Kachawa and Divya Pipariya with campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Yaski Sweatha, Prathyusha Kallapolu, Divya Pipariya & Ishika Kachawa covered in Media – “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Maria Anoushka Pillay with campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Rozmin Savani with campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Maria Anoushka Pillay & Rozmin Savani with campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Ishita Agrawal with Campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Ishita Agrawal Distributing Certificates to Campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Maria Anoushka Pillay, Rozmin Savani & Ishita Agrawal covered in Media – “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Maria Anoushka Pillay, Rozmin Savani & Ishita Agrawal covered in Media – “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Nidhi Soni with campers at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Nidhi Soni covered in Media – “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Shimona Nandan with Campers at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Muskaan Agarwal with Campers at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Khushboo Kanodia with Campers at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Shimona Nandan, Khushboo Kanodia & Muskaan Agarwal with Delegates of Tufts University, USA at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Sampada Raipuri Soni distributing Certificates to Campers Ayushi Raipuri Soni distributing Certificates to Campers at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Sampada Raipuri Soni & Ayushi Raipuri Soni with the Campers at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Shimona Nandan, Kushboo Kanodia & Muskaan Agarwal covered in Media - Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Sampada Raipuri Soni & Ayushi Raipuri Soni covered in Media Activities conducted at “Her Voice Parichay Camp” Activities conducted at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Activities conducted at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Activities conducted at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme Activities conducted at Sakhi Peer Leadership Programme
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