Dear All
In continuation, the donation made by SBI has been disseminated through media and press clips have been pasted below as:
Looking forward...
All the best.
All the best.
Sunday, February 7, 2016
Saturday, February 6, 2016
CHETANA SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR PWIDDS GOT THE SCHOOL VAN FROM SBI ON 6TH FEB 2016
Dear All
SBI, Hyderabad has donated School van for Chetana Special School run under Chetana Rehabilitation Centre on 6th Feb 2016. Its photo view is pasted below as:
Looking forward...
All the best.
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Sunday, January 10, 2016
ETHICS WITH NEEDS, RESOURCES, VALUES AND GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Dear All
In continuation, please see the Abstract of the Paper published as:
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ETHICS WITH NEEDS, RESOURCES, VALUES AND GOVERNANCE
FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Lakshmi
Narayana, N . Director. Geo
Rehabilitation Centre. Hyderabad.
ABSTRACT
The business
oriented development by utilizing the available resources has resulted for
several challenges including vulnerabilities with hazards and disasters which
further affected the health and wealth of the people and environment. The SWOT
Analyses of needs, resources, service delivery systems, governance and disposal
as a cycle reveals their understanding in terms of strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities and threats. The present situation in general and at rural
environments is more complex and making people to struggle for critical needs.
The opportunities are the better way outs to minimize the challenges with
improved connectivity, harmony, commitment and participation. The CSOs have got
the key role in working with government on the basis of DIME with the
combination of top down approaches and bottom up approaches. The shift towards
e-governance improves the service delivery systems with better efficiency. The
issues with the disposal of products and other waste can be minimized by
designing them with eco-friendly resources. The use of technological tools
helps in mapping the resources, mode of exploitation, monitoring and evaluation
with healthy practices. These further results for better accountability,
responsibility and transparency with need based availability, accessibility and
affordability. The suggested opportunities and models are simple, reliable,
scalable, and sustainable with flexibility to match to the given groups and
environment.
Keywords: People,
Needs, Resources, Ethics, Values, Governance,
Sustainability, Development, Inclusion.
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Looking forward...
All the best.
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
CHETANA SPECIAL SCHOOL WITH HEART AND HAND FOR THE HANDICAPPED
Dear All
Please see the photo view of Vocational Training Centre at Chetana Special School supported by HHH as:
Looking for better continuity with matching supports and thus to reach more and more PWIDDs with better sustainability and quality of life in an Healthy...Inclusive...Empowered....Environment.....
All the best.
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
PANCHATATVA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Dear All
Please see the Abstract of the Paper published in the Journal as:
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PANCHATATVA
FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Lakshmi Narayana N.
Director, Geo Rehabilitation Centre
Hyderabad.
ABSTRACT
The process of business
oriented development and exploitation of resources including the natural one
has resulted for several challenges to the larger population by affecting their
health and wealth including environment with lowered quality of life. The five
elements of panchatatva covering water, earth, fire, air and space are well
connected and works as cause and consequence of each other. Among them water
dominates others as it is the most precious and life saving commodity and the
paper presents its needs, ways, challenges, opportunities and connectivity with
other elements for improving the health and wealth of the people and
environment. The challenges of water covering poor harvesting, insufficient
storage, less scope for watershed, limited scope to recharge the groundwater, vulnerable
for pollutants, poor access, high wastage, poorer ways of disposal, getting
affected with hazards and disasters, and poor community participation have
resulted for water crises and one need not be surprised when next world war
occurs only for water. The use of technologies with effective transfer from lab
to land will strengthen the water resources along with other elements of
panchatatva with better sustainability and quality. The opportunities with
community based initiatives are simple, flexible, scalable, replicable and
sustainable matching to the dynamics of the given environment.
Key Words: Panchatatva,
Resources, Community, Environment, Disasters, Sustainability, Quality of Life.
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Looking forward...
All the best.
Monday, December 28, 2015
LIFE CYCLE APPROACH FOR THE INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
Dear All
Please the Abstract of the paper published in the Journal as:
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LIFE CYCLE
APPROACH FOR THE INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL &
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
Lakshmi Narayana N, Director
Geo Rehabilitation
Centre. Hyderabad.
Email ID: grcnln@gmail.com
ABSTRACT
Among the disabilities, intellectual and developmental disabilities are
the most marginalized including isolation. Disability need to be given priority
as it works as a cause and consequence with poverty and development. The
training and rehabilitation frame work for PWIDDs has been grouped into five
areas which include early intervention, special education, vocational training,
employment / livelihoods and mainstreaming. Each area has got its own specific
interventions and activities matching to the needs and skills of the targeted
groups with the focus on identification, prevention, preparedness, mainstreaming,
skill development and employment as an empowerment both socially and
economically and further to be part of the community development as a contributing
member. The service delivery systems which include IBR, HBR and CBR are very
specific to reach the targeted groups both quantitatively and qualitatively.
CBR has got several advantages over others and moves with right based
strategies with effective inclusion with dignity and quality as a right. These
models were implemented in the selected CSOs working for the targeted groups
covering the rural and urban parts of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The
processes adapted have resulted for significant impact in the lives of the
targeted groups with innovation and creativity. The models are simple,
flexible, replicable, scalable and sustainable.
Key
Words: Disability, Development,
Training, Rehabilitation, Empowerment, Inclusion, Sustainability, Quality.
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All the best.
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