Thursday, March 22, 2018

WORLD WATER DAY 2018

Dear All

There is no life with out water and water is the essential natural commodity in every activity of the people all over the globe. Please harvest, store, use, reduce, reuse, recycle, and protect WATER from all possible pollutants.  
Looking forward to work...share ...disseminate details about WATER...

With thanks 

Thursday, February 22, 2018

The Paper entitled "EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES - AN INCLUSIVE MODEL" has been published in ASIAN JOURNAL OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS & MANAGEMENT.


Dear All

One of my paper has been published in the Asian Journal and its Abstract and Model is pasted below as:

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EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN WITH DISABILITES – AN INCLUSIVE MODEL
N LAKSHMI NARAYANA
Mentor
Geo Rehabilitation Centre
Hyderabad
ABSTRACT

Women and Children are the priority group and need to be empowered for their development including family, community and Nation at large. This certainly resolves several challenges of these groups like: gender inequality, bias, violence, crime, marginalization, isolation and any other unhealthy practices. Among the Women and Children, the one having disability and/or associated with disabilities in the family are the most vulnerable and gets low priority including stigma attached.  These groups’ needs should be seen as two faces of the same coin having training and rehabilitation as an empowerment on one side and prevention on the other side. The Training and Rehabilitation Model of Empowerment works with several stages starting from the stage of early identification to empowerment both socially and economically with need based and rights based strategies and interventions with innovation and creativity. These groups’ development gains priority in all the missions of Dream India New India and Global Sustainable Developmental Goals with focus on community based initiatives with availability, accessibility& affordability. NGOs do play a key role in reaching the targeted groups both quantitatively and qualitatively with dominance of bottom up approaches with ownership. The initiatives are need based and impact created in the lives of the targeted group is significant and measurable with improved quality of life. The strategies and initiatives are simple, flexible, scalable, replicable and sustainable matching to the dynamics of the given environment.         

Key words: Women & Children, Isolation, Training, Rehabilitation, Partnership, Empowerment, Sustainability, Inclusion.    



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I will be happy to share more on this paper....

Looking forward...

All the best. 

Saturday, January 27, 2018

PUBLICATION OF PAPER: CONCERNS OF PARENTS OF PWIDDs – A MODEL OF EMPOWERMENT FOR INCLUSION

Dear All

The processes of sharing and disseminating through various forums in general and publication in Journals in particular have been continued. In this process another paper has been published in the UGC approved national Journal known as DESH VIKAS. Some of the details of the same paper were presented below as:  
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CONCERNS OF PARENTS OF PWIDDs – A MODEL OF
EMPOWERMENT FOR INCLUSION

Lakshmi Narayana N
Mentor,
Geo Rehabilitation Centre, Hyderabad.
Email ID: grcnln@gmail.com

ABSTRACT

Parents of the children with special needs are the most affected and worried about their child’s growth, development and future. Among the disability population, Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities are the most marginalized including isolation from the community. Due to various reasons the disability population is facing several challenges and affects the dynamics of the family, community and the Nation. The parents are more depressed in general and particularly in the rural villages and forced to search for better alternatives to cater the needs of their children. The SWOT analysis reflects several challenges of parents and opportunities as a solution with empowerment. Among the challenges, parents are more concerned with “what will happen to the child after us?” At the same time, several opportunities exist to transform these challenges into strengths with matching solutions to develop accessible, empowered, healthy and inclusive environments and thus to enhance the quality of life of the group. Parents have got specific roles to play in the whole process of empowering PWIDDs and to be the role models for other to follow. The Parents Associations and CSOs are working for PWIDDs with the support and guidance of Government. The suggested Integrated Home will work for the better living of PWIDDs and Senior Citizens with better connectivity and support under a single roof. The suggested strategies and interventions are simple, replicable, scalable, and sustainable matching to the dynamics of the given environment.        

Key Words: Vulnerability, Isolation, Training, Rehabilitation, Empowerment, Inclusion, Sustainability, Quality of Life. 

Statement of the Problem

The parents of the Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (PWIDDs) are more worried about their child’s development, better living and to get a solution for their concern that “what will happen to the child after us?”  

Parents / PWIDDs: Parents are more worried with the concern that “what will happen to the child after us?” and look for better home to stay during their life and even when they are no more. In majority of the cases PWIDDs needs the attention, affection and support of elder persons who can stay with them. Managing home with PWIDDs alone will have several challenges and filling such gaps is very problematic.  


Senior Citizens / Homeless: On the other side, the elder persons who are homeless or isolated from the family members (both male and female), and who are with home but always feel isolated look for some younger people to stay and share like an extended family.    

 Recommendations

The concerns of the Parents and PWIDDs are more vulnerable and the recommendations suggested include:

1.  To strengthen PAs and CSOs working for PWIDDs with guidance, mentorship, and matching resources.
2.    To create spaces for PWIDDs at all the levels with effective service delivery systems with accessible technological connectivity.
3.   To develop human resources in special education with priority for PAs and CSOs to run the courses / programmes.
4.      To support PWIDDs for better employment and income generation programmes including micro entrepreneurship.
5.  To develop integrated homes by PAs and CSOs with the support and guidance of Government (Central and State).         

MODEL:

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Looking forward ...

With thanks 

Tuesday, December 12, 2017

KINNERA TEAM VISITS JAPTISADAGODU VILLAGE ON 10TH DEC 2017

Dear All

Kinnera Welfare Society is continuing its  services to the villages by making visits to selected villages. 

In this process, the team from Kinnera led by Smt. K. Naga Chandrika Devi, Founder-General Secretary-CEO made a visit to Japtisadagodu Village on 10th December 2017.    

The team has started the discussions in continuation to the earlier one made at Hyderabad and reviewed the situation on the progress made. 

The team felt happy to to know the progress and reviewed the Lab Report received on the selected Water Samples. This has clearly indicated its non suitability for drinking purpose.

As expressed by the Villagers and  in the absence of alternatives, collectively decide to go for the establishment of Water Treatment  (RO) Plant.

Later the team has explained the modalities and procedures to be followed by the Villagers in the form of Committee...may be Japtisadagodu Village Development Committee(JVDC) and Kinnera Welfare Society & its well wishers. 

With the good beginning and plan of action, the team left the Village.   

This has been covered in the print media for better sharing and dissemination.  

Looking forward for better coordination, monitoring & evaluation and  supports from Well-wishers....      




Friday, November 17, 2017

NGO LEADERSHIP AWARD 2017

Dear All


The services and supports extended to the targeted groups and the NGOs have been recognized by the group of Corporate and MNCs. 

In continuation, on 17th of November received the NGO LEADERSHIP AWARD 2017 in the Celebrations organized at Taj Deccan, Hyderabad.

It has added my responsibility to move forward with innovation and creativity in developing need based solutions so that inclusive,  integrated and sustainable development can be achieved with effective "GOVERNMENT - PRIVATE- NGO (GPN) PARTNERSHIP"

Its photo view is shown below as:











     Looking forward....

With thanks 

Saturday, November 11, 2017

NATIONAL ADVISER OF RSA

Dear All

In continuation of the recognition of National Award of RASTRIYA SRIJAN ABHIYAN, it has selected me as its National Adviser. 

It has added my responsibility to work more towards the DREAM INDIA NEW INDIA matching tot eh Missions of the Nation. 


Looking forward to add more and more in this direction which aims for integrated and sustainable development with innovation & creativity.... 

Friday, October 27, 2017

PUBLICATION OF PAPER ON "GOVERNMENT – PRIVATE - CSO PARTNERSHIP FOR INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT"

Dear All

The process of publication on various issues and needs of the people. communities and the Nation  has been continued. Recently, the above paper has been published in the  Journal of DESH VIKAS, UGC recognized in the Vol. 4 & Issue 3 October - December 2017.

The salient features of the same were pasted below as:   
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GOVERNMENT – PRIVATE - CSO PARTNERSHIP
FOR INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Lakshmi Narayana N,
Mentor,
Geo Rehabilitation Centre, Hyderabad.
Email ID: grcnln@gmail.com

ABSTRACT

The available resources have not reached the targeted people due to the limitation of service delivery systems which are mostly dominated by top down approaches. The Political interest and Private interest are dominating the interest of the Government which is expected to work for the people oriented development. The poor compatibility among these key players gives low priority for people’s interests and concentrates more on their own business oriented interest. The service delivery cost is quite high compared to the benefits delivered to the people and thus lost the basic purpose of development. The challenges with the key players are many and finally affect the development of the people as well as the Nation with vulnerabilities, marginalization, isolation, violence, crime and poor quality of life. The emerged solutions as an opportunity are many to transform the challenges into strengths and thus create positive attitude with environment for healthy and wealthy living with better access, inclusion, and empowerment. The Civil Society Organizations working very near to the people have got opportunity to coordinate the key players with partnership on long term basis. The suggested model is simple and it only needs positive orientation with commitment from all the sectors for creating an opportunity to the common man to access the benefits of the development by living at any corner of the Nation.                   

Key Words: Partnership, Healthy, Inclusion, Access, Development, Sustainability, Quality of Life,

Statement of the Problem


The Service Delivery Systems mostly dominated by top down approaches are unable to cater the needs of the people at grass roots and thus affects their development, sustainability and quality of life. 

Recommendations

To continue the process of people oriented development with better sustainability and quality, recommendations emerged include: 

1. Encourage and Empower the Panchayats with resources to work with innovation and creativity. 
2. Give an opportunity to CSOs for developing themselves as a professional institute and to work on partnership basis.
 3. Priority for the developmental activities / projects which are healthy and wealthy for the people as well as the environment. 
4. Create opportunities for product making, marketing, brand value, and safer disposal. 
5.  Effective mechanism to protect the people and Nation with systems, rights, justice, security, equality, and dignity with better accessibility and affordability.     


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I will be happy to share more if required....

All the best.