Supported By: Voices for Freedom
Working Area: Rampur Block in Jaunpur
District
List of
the villages/Communities
Name of the Village
|
1
|
Kajihad
|
34
|
Ballipur
|
2
|
Rampur
- 2 (Baram baba)
|
35
|
Rikevipur
|
3
|
Parmalpur
|
36
|
Hathera
|
4
|
Pattikiratray
|
37
|
Chakaipur
|
5
|
Fajulaha
|
38
|
Patti
Bharatray
|
6
|
Palahanpur
|
39
|
Newada
|
7
|
Pachawal
|
40
|
Jaisinghpur
|
8
|
Kotigaon
|
41
|
Mothupur
|
9
|
Dhanuarampur
|
42
|
Kolwari
|
10
|
Pranpur
|
43
|
Badi
Basti
|
11
|
Chaturbhujpur
|
44
|
Dhanethu
|
12
|
Gandhauna
|
45
|
Nonara
|
13
|
Hariharpur
|
46
|
Chakpadari
(Nagesara)
|
14
|
Adiyar
|
47
|
Chak
Bhadawal
|
15
|
Patkhauli
|
48
|
Bhiura
|
16
|
Kamaruddin
Pur
|
49
|
Dadr1
|
17
|
Kamaruddin
Pur -2
|
50
|
Jamdih
|
18
|
Basupur
|
51
|
Rampur
Nisfi
|
19
|
Saraiya
|
52
|
Sapahi
|
20
|
Bhanpur
|
53
|
Jagadish
pur
|
21
|
Sakara
|
54
|
Sureri
|
22
|
Karauchha
|
55
|
Kotgaon
Gaiyapur
|
23
|
Jitapur
|
56
|
Duban
(Kotgaon)
|
24
|
Ashapur
|
57
|
Patti
jiya ray
|
25
|
Katauna
|
58
|
Banidih
|
26
|
Sidhwan
|
59
|
Rasulaha
|
27
|
Tiwaripur
|
60
|
Gandhauna
-2
|
28
|
Raipur
|
61
|
Saidipur
|
29
|
Bhadakin
|
62
|
Damodara
|
30
|
Raybhanpur
|
63
|
Bhimpur
|
31
|
Chaturpur
|
64
|
Sahanpur
|
32
|
Gothu
|
65
|
Chaur
|
33
|
Bhoda
|
|
|
Objectives
of the Project:
● Prioritize
child well-being: Ensuring education and wellbeing of children through facilitating
learning and education related support, prevent child marriage and child labour
via awareness and empowerment, and ensure child health and nutrition through
improved access and support.
● Enhance
educational opportunities: Increase school enrollment and retention with incentives and
supportive environments, improve educational quality through TLM, Multi Level
teaching and resources, and provide
adult literacy programs.
●
Improve health
and sanitation: Promote healthcare services and health seeking behaviours, address
malnutrition through targeted programs, and promote sanitation and hygiene
through infrastructure and awareness.
●
Foster
community macgenism: Support to active community structures for ensuring child
protection involving SMC, VLCPC and other institutions.
●
LIvelihood
Creation :
Support to women to form Self help groups, vocational skills, development of
business plan and linkage with NRLM and other credit facilities.
Major
activities and achievements:
●
Conduct village-level awareness
campaigns (street plays, puppet shows, community meetings) on the importance of
education, the harms of child marriage and labor, and available child
protection mechanisms.
●
Establish community-based learning
centers or after-school support programs with trained facilitators to provide
academic assistance and engaging learning activities.
●
Organize regular health camps in
villages focusing on child health check-ups, immunizations, growth monitoring,
and nutritional assessments.
●
Provide school enrollment drives with
community mobilization and incentives (e.g., school kits) to increase initial
enrollment and regular attendance.
●
Train teachers in child-friendly
teaching methodologies, utilizing Teaching-Learning Material (TLM) and
Multi-Level Teaching (MLT) approaches, with ongoing professional development
workshops.
●
Establish and equip village libraries
or reading corners with age-appropriate books and learning resources accessible
to children and adults.
●
Conduct participatory health
awareness sessions focusing on preventive healthcare, maternal and child
health, and promoting health-seeking behaviors, utilizing local languages and
cultural contexts.
●
Facilitate the construction and use
of household and community toilets through awareness campaigns and linkages
with relevant government schemes (e.g., Swachh Bharat Abhiyan).
●
Implement community-led initiatives
for ensuring access to safe drinking water sources and promoting water
conservation practices.
●
Strengthen School Management
Committees (SMCs) and Village Level Child Protection Committees (VLCPCs)
through regular training on their roles and responsibilities in child
protection and development.
●
Facilitate the formation and
strengthening of women's Self-Help Groups (SHGs), providing training on group
management, financial literacy, and sustainable livelihood options.
● Organize
vocational skills training programs based on local market demand (e.g.,
tailoring, handicrafts, agriculture-related skills) and support the development
of business plans and market linkages.
Beneficiaries:
Children : 1200
Women : 750
Men : 400