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The community regularly dumped waste and garbage, worsening health conditions, especially during rains. It was decided to raise awareness of health and hygiene issues. Students and community members conducted awareness campaigns and rallies, educating residents on the negative impacts of garbage and how to properly dispose of it. Pits were dug to decompose garbage. The community strongly supported improved health and cleanliness.
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The students of Satya Bharti School in Nassar organized a cleanliness drive in the village to address the problem of clogged drains and flooding from muddy water. They met with community leaders to discuss the issues and gain support for the drive. Students then cleaned mud from the streets with help from villagers. The successful drive created awareness about health and demonstrated the power of community collaboration to enact positive change.
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We tried to clean the village and spread awareness among the community about the effects of unhygienic conditions and the benefits of hygiene. We felt that many students were absent due to illnesses caused by unhygienic environments. We held rallies for two days to make villagers aware of unhygienic conditions, their harms, and how to improve hygiene. We distributed dustbins and discussed hygienic practices. Through drama, we spread awareness about preventing disease, clean homes, streets, sewage, and drains. Most villagers became aware of the importance of hygiene and started making dustbins and cleaning their homes, streets, and drains.
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The village of Lodhi Gujjar had muddy and filthy streets that were causing health issues for residents. To address this problem, students from the Satya Bharti School organized a community clean-up effort. They met with local leaders and community members to gain their support. Then, with help from the community, students cleaned some of the muddy areas around the school to raise awareness of cleanliness issues. The cleaned areas now look neat and clean, and the community members promised to keep them that way and educate others.
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The students at Satya Bharti School Bath selected cleaning the streets of the village as a task. Garbage, plastic bags, and waste were regularly thrown in the streets, harming the health of villagers. To raise awareness about cleanliness, the students organized rallies, plays, and meetings with community members. They held a meeting to involve the community, organized student rallies to clean the streets, and shared the impact of their clean-up efforts with other parts of the village.
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SRM STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN SWACHH BAHARAT SUMMER INTERNSHIP(SBSI-2019) PROGRAMME ON RURAL COMMUNITY SERVICE
The “Internship programme on rural community service for University/College students” for the year 2019 is implemented under the aegis Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin) by Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department, Government of Tamil Nadu. A team of enthusiastic students from SRM College of Nursing, Department of Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy actively participated in this internship contributing over 60 hours of their time. The internship commenced with an inaugural session at the Kancheepuram District Collectorate. The students were oriented to the objectives of the internship and were provided a “Handbook on Sanitation’’ and other guidelines. They organised and conducted swachata-related activities in Government schools and community at Appur, Kolathur, Reddipalayam, Chettipunyam and Kondamangalam villages at Kattankulathur block in Kancheepuram district.
They focussed their activities on promotion of safe sanitation practices, waste segregation and disposal, personal hygiene, toilet usage, sustainable water management practices through door-to-door visits, awareness rally and street plays. Antenatal mothers and children were educated about malnutrition, worm infestation, stunting and ill-effects of poor sanitation on their health.The interns participated in mass cleaning, developing compost pit, rainwater harvesting pits and tree plantation activities.
The interns also conducted swachhata-themed competitions in Government Schools and distributed prizes for students. Public walls were beautified with painting and messages about sanitation and hygiene. The participating teams will present their work at Kancheepuram District Collectorate and will be awarded participation certificates.
It gives me immense pleasure for being nominated as “Nodal Officer” for this nation Building activity by the Hon’ble Chancellor, Vice Chancellor and Registrar of SRMIST
Though the task involves large scale orientation, I sailed through smoothly and successfully due to all types of logistic supports extended by the SRMIST Management, administration and also by my fellow colleagues.
Dr.V.Thirumurugan ,Associate Director(CL),Nodal officer UBA/SBSI
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The students of Govt. Satya Bharti Adarsh Senior Secondary School in Sherpur Kalan, Punjab organized a "Design for Change" program to improve their village. The program had three phases: first, the students were trained in personal cleanliness and hygiene; second, they raised awareness about sanitation and led a village cleanup; third, they educated the community about the harms of drug addiction through slogans and a play. As a result of the students' efforts, villagers are paying more attention to cleanliness, and some drug addicts are seeking treatment. School attendance has increased as the students prioritize their health.
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The students of Govt. Satya Bharti Adarsh Senior Secondary School in Sherpur Kalan, Punjab organized a "Design for Change" program to improve their village. The program had three phases: first, the students were trained in personal cleanliness and hygiene; second, they raised awareness about sanitation and led a village cleanup; third, they educated the community about the harms of drug addiction through slogans and a play. As a result of the students' efforts, drug addicts are seeking treatment, attendance at the school has increased, and villagers are more focused on cleanliness. The program brought positive changes to public health, education, and social issues in the small steps taken by the students.
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- 1. The community usually throw the waste material, garbage and use this as a dumping ground. The garbage was a serious concern and conditions worsened in the rainy season. So It was planned that community would be awared regarding serious problem of Health and Hygiene.
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