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Sant Nirankari Mandal Sant Nirankari Mandal Name of the Project : UPKAR PROJECT FOR UPLIFTMENT OF SCHEDULED TRIBES OF TALASARI TALUKA MAHARASHTRA (Social Welfare Activities running in 22 villages in Talasari Taluka) MISSION AND ITS AIMS AND OBJECTIVES Sant Nirankari Mission believes in universality of mankind. It preaches love and humility. The bedrock of spirituality is oneness of God and therefore there are no barriers of caste, creed and colour in the humanity. THE MISSION WITH VISION The Mission is not a symbolic action or a gesture but a cause oriented. The people of the Mission have a deep commitment and dedication to its cause. Project Upkar – Talasari Taluka Tribal Area Upliftment Talasari is a Taluka (sub division) of Thana District of Maharashtra State and inhabited by scheduled tribes known as Worli & Konkani. There are 27 villages with a population of 1.5 lakhs. It lies on NH-8 between Mumbai and Ahmedabad and is approximately 80 km. from Mumbai. The population is generally very poor and people cannot afford to go for 10+2 or colleges and therefore low literacy area are quite large. Though great efforts has been made by the State Government to bring up their standard of living but only about 30% literacy has been achieved. This is perhaps because of lack of spiritual awakening. Sant Nirankari Mandal has made a great contribution in this area by establishing satsang bhawan in all villages and awakening them spiritually. This has led to a great sense of humility, love and service. Sant Nirankari Mission wants to awaken them educationally, socially and provide them sufficient medical cover also bring to them importance of good and hygienic and sanitation condition. This way raise their standard of living. We have worked out a package for their improvement taking into consideration the existing government facilities. Thrust Areas In order to ensure speedy implementation of our package scheme the entire taluka has been divided into 4 sectors: (a) Sector-1 (Villages up-to 14 kms) 1 Talasari 2 Halat Pada 3 Dhundal Wadi 4 Udhwa 5 Kawada 6 Harsona 7 Dongari 8 Dolar Pada (b) Sector-2 (Villages 15 to 24 kms) 1 Aamesari 2 Tribal Hostel 3 Saiwan 4 Raipur 5 Dhimaniya 6 Vevaji (c) Sector-3 (Villages 25 to 30 Kms) 1 Bormal 2 Kochai 3 Uplat 4 Achad 5 Borigaon 6 Aarsi Pada 7 Patil Pada (d) Sector-4 (Villages 31 to 40 kms) 1 Karanj Gaon 2 Dhaman Gaon The priority areas will be as follows:- (a) Arranging medical facilities (b) Education of children from 0-5, 6-15 and 16-20 years (c) Youth Empowerment (d) Women Empowerment Our efforts will be complimentary to the existing facilities provided by the local administration. It will be our endeavor to carry out all developmental activities in cooperation with the local authorities so that there is no duplication and efforts of both administration and ours are supplementary to each other. Activities 1. Free Charitable dispensary a) Village Paras Pada b) Village Dolar Pada 2. Free Silai Kadai Centers a)Village Paras Pada b) Village Kochai 3. Anemia eradication Program We conducted a Blood Donation camp during 2005 at our Satsant Bhawan in Talasari and to our surprise we found that 50% of donors were rejected due to Anemia or poor health. Therefore, we decided to launch an Anemia Eradication Programme in December 2006. Our further survey of this area reveals to us:- a. Generally all the tribal are very poor and below poverty line b. There are hardly any educated boys and girls. c. The conditions of malnutrition prevail in all the villages d. The rate of fatality at birth is very high e. The generally lack of hygiene an sanitation so that we have stated the social welfare activities in Talasari Taluka ¾ Every day our volunteers covering 4 villages ¾ We have adopted Talasari Taluka for Anemia Eradication programme ¾ The said programme is started from the year 2006 to till date 4. Borewell donated for below mentioned villages at Talasari from Sant Nirankari Mandal Name of the village. a. Village Kochai b. Village Uplat c. Village Harsona d. Village Dhimaniya e. Viiage Kawada f. Village Borigaon g. Village Karaj gaon h. Village Dhamangaon i. Village Baharampur j. Village Aarsi pada k. Village Halad pada l. Viilage Raipur 5. Water purifier donated in Grampanchayat School at Village Kochai, Talasari 6. Free Medical Camp Every year Mandal organizing Free General medical health camp for Specially for ¾ We have screening around 2500 Patient in per camp and distributing free medicine to the patients ¾ Special camp for women and Children we are focusing on Malnutrition and providing free multivitamin tablets. As well as we are creating an awareness among the tribal about Hygiene. 7. Free eye camp Every year we are organized Free eye cataract camp and we are doing approx. 40 to 45 Cataract operations as well as we are distributing free Spectacles for the patients. 8. At the village Kochai and Paras pada we have donated solar energy lights where students can take the benefits for their study. 9. Blood donation camp Every year we are organizing blood donation camp and motivating them toward blood donation. 10. We have distributed Kambals , slates, and notebook for the local people. 11. Health awareness camp We are organizing health awareness camp where we are creating awareness among the people about good health and Hygiene 12. Women empowerment Programme Empowering tribal women We have organized Vocational training centers We are giving free Tailoring and Embroidery education for the women 13. Education project Creating the awareness about the education . Teaching them importance of the educations. Proposed Project Name of the project : CHILD CARE & MATERNITY CENTRE Project for Child Care & Maternity Centre for Tribal Area of Talasari Taluka Vision : The main objective of the scheme is :- a. To bring in awareness to improve health of women and children b. To arrest the fatality at child birth c. To provide facilities for maternity center d. Eradication of Anemia in women and children It will run as a charitable institution, the medicines will be provided free. Free facilities will be provided to Tribals. The others will be charged. Free Computer Institute : Free computer education for the tribal students. Two centers planned for Talasari Taluka. .
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