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Livelihood

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Women Empowerment

DBM India

1.      Key Issue- Livelihood training / capacity building with the aim to make people empowered and employable.2.      Key Objectives of the Project:<ul><li>To empower youth &amp; women through skill training and to help them in getting jobs or start their own ventures</li><li>To identify and work alongside the economically and socially deprived youth and women so that they become educated, skilled and aware.</li><li>Enable them to be self-reliant and enjoy a healthy, dignified and sustainable quality of life.</li></ul>3.      Description of project area / Background and purposes/Why is it necessary to address the issue - The slums of Mumbai have the lowest Human Index parameters amongst all areas of Mumbai. Due to chronic poverty, there is a widespread malnutrition and health and hygiene issue. The area also has a lot of unemployment, very few quality educational and vocational institutes which leave the youth with not much scope to move out of hunger and malnutrition. Similarly the women do not have much scope of empowerment due to lack of any support from any government and non - government bodies. The majority of the population is from backward areas and minority communities. They are generally not very literate or they are school dropouts.  
 The aim is to make individuals skilled so that they are employable and hence financially independent. All are given compulsory spoken English to be able to get them to be more employable in this fast changing city.They are given Life-skill training too. Each course is of a 3month duration followed by a short Entrepreneurship workshop wherein they are taught how to market their skills. An examination is conducted at the end, after which they receive a certificate of completion. Some of the courses are -<ul><li>Apparel making </li><li>Beauty and Wellness training</li><li>Mobile repair training program.</li><li>ITES courses (IT enabled services) :- </li></ul>·         Advance courses (Tally, DTP, Photoshop, Excel,)·         MSCIT·         Klic Courses·         NIT Courses·         WEB Designing·         Graphics Designing                                     The aim is to make individuals skilled so that they are employable and hence financially independent. All are given compulsory spoken English to be able to get them to be more employable in this fast changing city.They are given Life-skill training too. Each course is of a 3month duration followed by a short Entrepreneurship workshop wherein they are taught how to market their skills. An examination is conducted at the end, after which they receive a certificate of completion. Some of the courses are -<ul><li>Apparel making </li><li>Beauty and Wellness training</li><li>Mobile repair training program.</li><li>ITES courses (IT enabled services) :- </li></ul>·         Advance courses (Tally, DTP, Photoshop, Excel,)·         MSCIT·         Klic Courses·         NIT Courses·         WEB Designing·         Graphics Designing          Brief Implementation Plan: <ul><li>Identify needy women and youth – by visiting slums / schools / Mandals/ Gardens and Welfare Organizations and educating and informing the community.</li><li>The message is often communicated through skit and drama and street play.</li><li>Pamphlets are distributed and banners are put up.</li><li>Meetings are held with School Principals and other stakeholders</li><li>Post training our placement coordinator guides them for interviews and placement</li></ul> 
 <ul><li>1800-200 youth and women who are disadvantaged will be skill trained and empowered to earn a livelihood annually.</li><li>Hence they will be financially independent and contributors to home and society.</li><li>They get increased social acceptance as a result.</li><li>The results in the previous years suggest that the vocational training programme improved the livelihood of the youth and women who underwent vocational training which helped them sustain through self employment/ Jobs, which in turn improved their standard of living. </li><li>Vocational training is often seen as an important step which will lead to employability skills and empowerment of the disadvantaged youth and women.</li><li>Almost 30-40% get employment either through jobs or start their own work from home.</li><li>For Tailoring we have our own OJT Centre which provides work for our pass outs. Many of the beneficiaries have been employed by us too.</li><li>Many of the beneficiaries chose to do advanced courses after doing basic courses. This generally indicates that they are really serious about taking the course as a vocation. Such beneficiaries are carefully monitored by us and the promising ones are nurtured and helped to take up higher education, further professional training and nominated to special workshops.</li></ul>

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SKILL TRAINING FOR LIVELIHOOD

Due to COVID19 the entire world is facing problems. Here is a list of problem that needs to be looked upon in terms of livelihood of people. Due to COVID19 the entire world is facing problems. Here is a list of problem that needs to be looked upon in terms of livelihood of people. Supply Chain Disruption (No or Less food more people suffering from hunger).Prioritization Pitfall (what comes first Roti, Naukri ya Makan)Decreasing rate of employment increasing household need. 
 Empowerment is the only solution. It’s time to start it all over again to start the new India and second inning of this winning battle. Dharma Bharathi Mission seeks to improve the employment chances of drop-out students or students, who stopped school between the 8th and the 10th Standard. Reasons of dropping out are lack of funds, migration, and family conditions.Through providing high quality training in fields such as tailoring, mehendi, para nursing and beautician, as well as computer courses, students get the chance to improve their skills and therefore find an angle to enter the workforce.We provide training to more than 1800 young adults every year in three centers located in Govandi, Trombay and Santa Cruz providing them with the skills needed to succeed in the labour market. We are constantly looking for partners to support the infrastructural and financial needs of the program.Your small contribution can have an enormous impact on the future of a young adult: 
 The biggest impact we had experienced as a team in educating and empowering a woman is change. This change is the impact that their family feels, their society feels and the utmost respect and confident a woman feels when is empowered to stand independent and powerful as an individual and not just as community.

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children

Rohit Nair

Impact Suhani studies in the Dnyan Sadhana School. She lives in a nearby slum. Her parents work in unstable jobs with no regular income.She did not get nutritious meals at home. Even though she was bright in studies, she wasn't regular in school. As there was not enough food at home, she was very weak, malnourished and suffered from lack of nutrition.This affected her health. She wasn't regular in School. Her attendance in class was just 50%. Studying hungry was impossible.Suhani's life changed when Dharma Bharathi Mission started their midday meal program in the Dnyan Sadhana School. She got a warm and nutritious meal at school for free every day. This gave him something to look forward to as well as the nutrition he needed to survive. The food is served hot. They try to serve different items each day on the menu to make it interesting for the children. The children are also served a sweet in the meal once a week.The midday meal program was started to provide nutrition to the kids so that she and other kids like her have at least one nutritious meal a day. Suhani's attendance in the school has now increased. Her grasping power improved and there is considerable improvement in her attention span as well. **You can also help poor students like Suhani get access to one nutritious meal every school day. No child should stay hungry, and you can help by providing them with a meal. You can give with confidence because every program listed is [GIVEASSURED](https://www.giveindia.org/giveassured).** About The Program Navasrushti runs a program to provide mid-day meals to children in schools not supported by the government.Donations to this program will contribute to a fund which will cover the cost of mid-day meals for the children and administrative expenses of the program.In the impoverished areas where there are no government-aided schools, children tend to drop out because of hunger. They then end up as child laborers involved in jobs like domestic help, washing taxis, etc to help their families with additional income.This program works with schools which provide education to children from very low-income groups. The children come from families who have been generationally living in slums. They have below poverty line income. Their parents are uneducated. They generally hold jobs like auto drivers, daily wage laborers, zari workers, rag pickers, housemaids, sweepers, car cleaners, etc. Most of them don't have stable jobs or any other support. The children are very prone to dropping out of school. The midday meal is the most significant incentive to retain the children in school, and it also encourages them to continue their education. It prevents dropouts. Needy students are identified by the Dharma Bharathi Mission staff and the school principal and enrolled in the program. The resources are obtained by the donations received. Approved vendors provide the cooked meals. The list of children is prepared at the start of the year. With a proper meal every day, the attention and concentration of the children increases. It also helps in preventing malnutrition and anemia. The impact of the nutrition for the children are is tracked by taking into account the height, weight, and Body Mass Index (BMI) both at the beginning and the end of the school year.When you donate to this program, you help poor children get access to one nutritious meal every school day and prevent dropping out from school. About The NGO Navasrushti International Trust (Dharma Bharathi Mission) was founded to promote national regeneration of India and help to usher in a civilization of love and a culture of peace in the world based on the eternal moral and spiritual values common to all religions. NIT launched its organised social initiative, Dharma Bharathi Mission (DBM), on 30th January 2008 with the vision to create a better India. Earlier NIT was focused on creating awareness around Responsible Citizenship and the need for every Indian to do his/her bit for the society. However, there was a demand from interested citizens to start social activities where they could meaningfully participate and contribute. Accordingly DBM was launched under NIT to undertake these social and community based initiatives. Since the goal of NIT was to achieve the remaining three freedoms, economic, social and moral, through a hunger-free, caste-free and corruption free India, DBM took up Hunger-free-India as its first go. Theyadopted the 3E approach to tackle the same - education, Employment and Empowerment. All activities and projects are geared towards that goal. NIT is headed by Mr. Paramjeet Singh. He works in the Indian Revenue Service but being passionate about social service and 'giving', he has offered his honorary services to NIT as its Managing Trustee. His personal motto of - "Give Till it Hurts" has been adopted by NIT(DBM). He is an efficient and inspiring Team Leader under whose able leadership NIT has established itself credibly in the social field. Full time staff - 18Part time staff -16Volunteers - 12Total Receipts for 2015-2016 - INR 14810353Total Payments for 2015-2016 - INR 15564354 Activities and reach for the latest full Financial YearNo. of girls who were given training in tailoring skills - 450No. of children across 18 schools who were given mid day meals - 1955No. of girls who were trained in the nursing course - 20No. of girls who were given life skills training - 120No. of children who were given Beautician training - 300No. of girls who were trained in the Balwadi course - 16No. of boys, girls &amp; youth who were given computer education - 300 Rewards &amp; RecognitionIn 2015, Navasrushti International Trust was awarded the Guide Star Gold by Guide Star India

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Children

7,000 Deaths everyday• 38% of children stunted• 21% below the poverty line• Slum Population doubled in 20 years 
 Key Objectives of the Project:• To Provide nutritious and healthy meals to underserved students.• To increase attendance in the schools.• To decrease malnourishment amongst children, and • Improve the knowledge of hygiene and health amongst students and their families.3. The prevalence of malnutrition encompassing both under-nutrition and overnutrition is an important indicator of a country’s health. India is ranked 100th out of 118 countries with a serious hunger situation by the Global hunger index report in 2017.A 2019 report published by the United Nations highlighted that India alone reported deaths of 8.8 lakh children below 5 years and pointed out that malnutrition and hunger caused 69% of these deaths in India.India has the highest number of children who are malnourished, about 57 million in all. 25000 people die every day due to hunger and malnutrition in the world. Out of these 7000 are in India. An equal number are marginally malnourished or at least suffer from sub nutrition 
 We are serving 2000+ students with meals and working for their development.a. Ensuring students’ interest in school and improvement in attendance rate by providing healthy meals daily. b. Making the parents stress-free by providing regular meals so that they can focus on their jobs and thus emphasizing improving financial stability. c. Increased enrolment ratio in schools as families will be willing to send children to school if standard food facilities are provided. d. Improved health of children due to proper &amp; timely nourishment through the organization.e. Improved BMI of students associated with DBM for more than 3 years. f. Reduced the percentage of malnourished children in M ward of Mumbai. g. Have changed the outlook of society towards malnourishment and the health of the children by organizing regular health checkups.

Mid day Meal

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Hunger & Homelessness

DBM INDIA is a humanitarian organization working to create lasting change inthe lives of children, families and communities living in poverty &amp; injustice. DBM serves allpeople regardless of religion, caste, race, ethnicity or gender.Dharma Bharathi Mission (DBM) under the legal umbrella of Navasrushti International Trusthas set its objective as Hunger-Free-India.Under the Hunger-Free-India campaign DBM has adopted the 3E approach – Education,Employment &amp; Empowerment.

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