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EDUCATION FOR LIFE NUTRITIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECT FOR 1200-1500 CHILDREN

EDUCATION FOR LIFE NUTRITIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECT FOR 1200-1500 CHILDREN. OJUS MEDICAL INSTITUTE. Education Of Life Project at the 7 Schools Under Children’s Aid Society. Dongri Observation Home , near J J Hospital (300 CHILDREN)

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EDUCATION FOR LIFE NUTRITIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECT FOR 1200-1500 CHILDREN

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  1. EDUCATION FOR LIFE NUTRITIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECT FOR 1200-1500 CHILDREN OJUS MEDICAL INSTITUTE

  2. Education Of Life Project at the 7 Schools Under Children’s Aid Society • Dongri Observation Home , near J J Hospital (300 CHILDREN) • David Sassoon Industrial School Matunga West station (250 CHILDREN) • Chembur Children’s Home, Chembur (150 CHILDREN) • Bal Kalyan Nagari Mankhurd (150 CHILDREN) • New Observation Home Mankhurd (100 CHILDREN) • Additional Observation Home Mankhurd (100 CHILDREN) • Mankhurd Home for Mentally Challenged Mankhurd (300 CHILDREN)

  3. THE GLOBAL VISION Education for life project helps the children attains the nutritional intake and calorific requirement of a child and education to develop their future. Providing nutrition and education for the children contributes towards accomplishing the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal, adopted by 193 Member States (including India) • Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3: Good health and well-being • Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4: Quality Education • Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 10: Inequalities Link: http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/

  4. EDUCATION FOR LIFE ACTIVITIES • Counselling with the children at the 7 homes • Treatment for mental health illnesses • Networking meetings • Banana distribution 6 days a week for the last 14 years • Sunday breakfast for 14 years long (Egg and Pav) • Repair and reconstruction of the kitchens, desk & table • Arranging occasional picnics for refreshment and recreation. • Providing gifts for the children from time-to-time.

  5. PLAN OF ACTION 2017-18 WHAT WE WILL PROVIDE AT THE CHILDREN HOMES

  6. Milestones: • OMI has been integrating Education for life project since 2004 to the 7 homes under Children’s Aids Society. • We are the first to start Child Guidance Unit in collaboration with the correction home. • DSIS is one of the correction homes in the state of Maharashtra and our CGU/Mental health project holds a special reference in the report of the Govt. of Maharashtra. • Comptroller and Auditor General team, India has suggested that “The project (CGU & CBEP) should be expanded to all children’s homes in Maharashtra” • Ojus Medical Institute was considered in the review team by the Children Aid Society in identifying gaps & how they can be accomplished. • We started the monthly birthday celebrations and supplement nutrition program at the 7 homes

  7. MILESTONES • We are the first organisation to start educational counselling and group educational sessions at the only correction home in Maharashtra - David Sassoon Industrial School in 2007. • In 2013 OMI expanded its support and has been providing educational counselling and group educational sessions at four homes under Children’s Aids society. • Annually over 750 children receive OMI’s educational counselling and groups educational session. • OMI has been providing the children supplementary nutritional support of egg and banana since 2004. • Our project has repaired and reconstructed kitchens, desk and table at various children homes. • OMI also provides celebrations for children’s birthday with special meal and sports activity

  8. CHILD GUIDANCE & COUNSELING UNIT (CMU) ACTIVITIES: • Individual Counseling sessions • Group Counseling sessions • Family Counseling sessions • Networking Meetings with the staff sessions • Psychiatric cases referred & are treated.

  9. CAPACITY Building EDUCATION PROGRAMS • Sexual Health and Reproductive Health workshops • Gender sensitization • Life skill education for school leavers • Awareness for HIV & AIDS • Quarterly workshops for teachers • Developing reading skills • Moral education

  10. Due to increased crime against women and children, educational session INCLUSIVE OF Reproductive health and Gender sensitization for children of all ages ARE INTRODUCED 13-18 years 10-13 years Safe and unsafe touch Building support system Asking for help • Body image and hygiene – Need medical intervention(STI) • Gender sensitization and abuse prevention • Stress management and behaviour change • POCSO (Protection of Child from Sexual Offenses)

  11. HIV AWARENESS FOR ALL CHILDREN • HIV& AIDS awareness • Children being aware of HIV, AIDS and the difference between them, • Diagnostic process for HIV • Importance of medication during HIV • Prevention of AIDS, other STDs, • Having correct answers to their concerns and not relying on myths and beliefs • Refresher after a gap of minimum a month or two.

  12. DE-ADDICTION PROGRAM • Awareness, Therapy & Counselling • What is addiction? • How easy it is easy to addicted? • Means of addiction? Physical, Mental & Psychological hazards of addiction, Motivation level assessment, Intensity of Addiction? • Treatment modality will be ascertained as per the intensity. • Assessment, Interviewed usage, motivation, • Subsequent follow up thru. counselling to increase the motivation level in children and reduce the usage.

  13. LIFE SKILL EDUCATION • Personality development skills • Emotional skills • Social skills • Career guidance and networking (Cell phone) • Micro-finance and social security – Pradhan Mantri Jan Suraksha Yojna and Accidental and life insurance (Rs.352/- Annual)

  14. BIRTHDAYS & FUN!!

  15. Where you can support ? • Full time for Psychologist/ educational counselor • Quarterly medical camp – skin and general medical. • Pradhan Mantri Jan SurakshaYojna for 50 boys annual avg. (Rs17,500) • Cell phones for school leavers – 50 boys annual avg. (Rs. 60,000)) • Medical doctor (General) – 5 times /week (Rs. 120,000 annual) • Special meals every month • Birthday celebrations every month • Sports for children • Art workshops • Any other activities/project you would like for the children

  16. Thank you FOR YOUR SUPPORT

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