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    1. Place of visit :MANJALMEDU Date:15 &16.09.2008. Group: IV
      • Department of Social Work
      • I MSW – Slum Visit
      • Group IV
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Jain Mary.S
      • Arokia Mary Eddolin.A
      • Dinesh Kumar.R
      • Krishna Prabhu.M
      • Divya Lakshmi.L
      • Sayira Banu.A
      • Rengarajan.P
      • Nanmaran.C
      • Ganesan.M
      • Suresh.T
      • Karthik.G
      • Ramachandran.E
      • Suresh.S
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • Slum is a run down area of a city characterized by Sub standard housing and lacks tenure security.
      • Slums are usually characterized by urban decay, high rates of poverty and Unemployment.
      • They are commonly seen as “ Breeding grounds ” for social problems such as crime, drug addiction , alcoholism , mental illness and suicide.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Very near to Arapalayam Bus Stand .
      • Next to D.D Road
      • Within Corporation limits
      • This area is shared by 25 th and 26 th wards
      • Member of 25 th ward is P.M.Mannan, Deputy Mayor, Madurai Corporation.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • It was used as Garbage dumping ground and open toilet until 1970’s.
      • Construction work was initiated in the year 1970 and completed in the year 1974.
      • Developed as Housing Colony for Corporation Sanitary Workers.
      • This area is divided into
      • . Manjalmedu-Indra nagar
      • . Manjalmedu-Mini colony
      • . Manjalmedu-Poonga
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • There are 39 blocks –each with 4 houses/portions.
      • 4 families in each block.
      • There are totally 144 houses in 4 streets.
      • Mini Colony has 9 blocks – 36 houses.
      • Later alterations and constructions were made to accommodate new family members.
      • Hence now there are 8 families in each block.
      • Houses for rent is also available but only for relatives at Rs.300-500/month.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • Each block has 2 portions in the ground floor and 2 in the first floor.
      • Each portion consists of a hall,kitchen, bathroom and toilet.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • Men:
      • Dominantly Corporation Sanitary Workers and Scavengers.
      • Washermen
      • A very few other govt. employees.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • Women:
      • Fw are Corporation Sanitary Workers.
      • Domestic maids.
      • Rag pickers.
      • House keeping in private companies and houses.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
    2. Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • Educational facilities are very poor.
      • No school functions inside the slum.
      • Only10 % of the children pass 10 th standard.
      • No library facilities available.
      • Only an Anganvadi (Children centre) is functioning in the slum.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • Government Schools :
      • . Velliveethiar Govt. School
      • . Sethupathy Hr.Sec. School
      • . Government Girls Hr.Sec School Private Schools:
      • .St. Britto Boys Hr.Sec. School
      • .Holy Family Mat. School
      • .Capron Hall Girls School
      • .Bala Nursery School
      • . Ananth Memorial School
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
    3. Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • There are two SHG s (Self Help Groups)functioning in the slum.
      • They are not involved in any production activities.
      • They collect monthly subscriptions and circulate the money as Micro loans.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Drinking Water is supplied on alternative days.
      • Every Street has 2 motor pumpsets and Sintex tanks which provides water for daily use.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
    4. 15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Roads are in very poor condition.
      • Open ditches are frequent.
      • Some roads have been removed for underground drainage and yet to be laid.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • Liberation Panthers (Viduthalai chiruthaigal) is the dominant political party in this area.
      • D.M.K has won in the Local body elections.
      • Political parties have organized a Tuition center for the children.
      • But now this center does not function because of political reasons.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • There are no shops inside the slum.
      • People should buy groceries in shops near by Arapalayam.
      • Only 3 petty shops selling eatables for kids is available.
      Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV 15 &16 Sep 2008
      • One ration shop is located inside the slum.
      • Other 2 shops are located outside the slum.
      • Caters the needs of people living inside and also outside the slum.
      • Highly influenced by the local politicians.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Rice is the staple food of this area.
      • Usually rice is bought from the ration shops.
      • Quality depends on price and the people prefer to buy rice at bulk quantities.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Sri Kaliyamman is the principal deit y of this area.
      • Another 2 small temples are located inside the slum.
      • Hindus are dominant in this area.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • St. Joseph- a Catholic church is located very near to the slum.
      • Church of Christ- a Pentecostal missionary is located inside the slum.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Celebrated once in a year – in the month of September(Avani).
      • Other festivals include –Pongal,Diwali,and Vinayagar Chaturti.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Free color tv is pesent in almost all homes with cable connection.
      • Many theatres are located in this area.
      • . Mathi theartre
      • . Guru theartre
      • . Solamalai theatre
      • Tea shops and petty shops are the usual meeting places.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
    5. 15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
    6. 15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Very low literacy rate.
      • Unhygienic environment and surroundings.
      • Open drainage – which becomes breeding place for mosquitoes.
      • Unauthorized slaughter houses- main reason for garbage accumulation.
      • Lack of unity among the people on political background.
      • Money lenders- reason for poor economic conditions.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Prohibited drugs like Kanja are easily available.
      • Proximity to many Wine shops . There are 7 Wine shops in and around the area.
      • Victims of many diseases usually skin and respiratory- as they are exposed to various kinds of garbages wastes and sewage water.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
    7. 15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
      • Only by providing educational facilities, slums can be developed.
      • Political awareness among people is necessary to demand their needs.
      • Education on leading a hygienic life can be provided.
      • People should work to improve their quality of living and leave their political ideologies behind.
      15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV
    8. 15 &16 Sep 2008 Slum Visit-Manjalmedu Group IV

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