We have enhanced the accessibility of several programmes, including the Savitri Bhai Phule Scheme, the Jharkhand Rajya Fasal Rahat Yojna, and the Prime Minister Housing Scheme, and we have made them accessible to a sizable population.
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9 community level sessions were held in October 2022 where 140 families from 9 villages were also provided safety gear to minimise health hazards and accidents! #TheMICAProject
In October 2022, 242 children (8th to 10th grades) from 25 villages were facilitated to access online academic learning.
52 adolescents (boys-08, girls-44) were monitored for their continuity of academic learning through designated study centers of NIOS. #TheMICAProject
In October 2022, 242 children (8th to 10th grades) from 25 villages were facilitated to access online academic learning.
52 adolescents (boys-08, girls-44) were monitored for their continuity of academic learning through designated study centers of NIOS. #TheMICAProject
165 young children living in 8 villages (where institutional learning facilities do not exist) were also monitored and engaged in preschool learning activities through home-based ECE (Early Childhood Education) activities! #TheMICAProject
In October 2022, 48 Anganwadi workers and support staff responsible for 18 Anganwadi centres were provided support for conducting age-appropriate learning activities for 482 children through the effective use of available teaching and learning materials.
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In October 2022, 10 children's club meetings were organised in Chamarajanagar and Chikkaballapur districts in which 146 children from 9 villages attended the meeting and discussed child rights! #IMAGEIndia
In October of 2022, 25 community-level meetings were conducted to strengthen the rules and regulations for the effective functioning of the Self-Help Group, where 24 families were supported to strengthen/adopt additional livelihood options through the support of INR 225,00!
In October of 2022, 25 community-level meetings were conducted to strengthen the rules and regulations for the effective functioning of the Self-Help Group, where 24 families were supported to strengthen/adopt additional livelihood options through the support of INR 225,00!
In October 2022, Children's club members in 25 villages engaged in upkeeping their collective efforts through the participation of 365 children in key activities such as participatory assessments, cluster-level mutual sharing, and exchange of the best practices! #TheMICAProject
Sensitising educators about the issues that the families living in the MICA belt face is an important part of the MICA Project. The MICA project also aims to provide children with educational material to enable them to continue their education! #TheMICAProject
Providing alternative means of livelihood is crucial to help the children of devadasis become independent and empowered. Here are a few of the skills they are trained in! #ChildrenGOOD
Alternative means of livelihood are provided to the families living in the MICA Belt not only in agro-based, livestock-based, and petty business industries but also by establishing nutrition gardens in their backyard, providing the added benefit of good health!
Since its inception in 2019, the IMAGE Next project has been building a movement of early-married girls who are being trained to advocate for their rights and spread awareness in their communities. #IMAGEIndia
Alternative means of livelihood are provided to the families living in the MICA Belt not only in agro-based, livestock-based, and petty business industries but also by establishing nutrition gardens in their backyard, providing the added benefit of good health!
Children’s Clubs have been instrumental in identifying issues of their peers, enrolling them in schooling, and taking them out of child labour and child marriage. #TheMICAProject
The MICA project helps enroll children in school and provides them with a conducive environment and necessary supplies to continue their schooling. Children below 5 are also given access to pre-primary education, and libraries have been set up for children to access knowledge!
The MICA project aims to provide support and empowerment in whatever way possible for the holistic development of children. One such provision was the provision of bicycles which enabled the children and students like Ms. Sarita to travel to and from their school easily!