Saritsa Foundation provides equal opportunities to orphaned boys and girls of Vatsalya Orphanage, Mumbai to learn to protect in disasters on 30th January 2014.
Lack of societal recognitions and discrimination of the necessity to mainstream 70 Million persons who are differently abled in India, especially visually impaired are highly vulnerable to disasters in Urban and Rural India. There is a need to have a positive change to make visually impaired men, women and children an inclusive part of plans and policies for empowering them to cope with disasters. Saritsa Foundation has been pioneering the mission to provide equal opportunities to disabled people including visually impaired to build their capacity with needed sensitivity for past 14 years to develop their skills for prevention, mitigation and preparedness for many kinds of disasters.
Disasters do not discriminate, human beings do. To make a small beginning to take care of above mentioned concerns, Saritsa Foundation has chartered an innovative practice to provide an opportunity to the persons with disabilities especially women since its birth on 05 June 2000. Saritsa Foundation has a distinction to put the Disaster Risks Reduction practice and preparedness on the map of India for the disabled. Saritsa Foundation has prepared and built capacity amongst 9950 disabled by organizing workshops and preparedness modules in disaster prone states of India.
The visually impaired participants are provided opportunity to learn to protect them and be self reliant to cope with disasters.
The Awareness, Education and Training are conducted with interactive participatory methodology.
The participants are encouraged to analyze risk and vulnerability to them under various scenarios of their houses, their working places and their movement and their areas.
They are encourage to raise awareness among themselves and their families and prepared to respond accordingly.
Make use of local resources and local experience and expertise.
Participants are provided practical training with mock drills with live scenarios of disasters.
Develop buddy system (Jodi system) to respond to disasters.
Practice to cope with different emergencies as trained by practical training and mock drills.
Saritsa Foundation recognizes the critical role of youth in creating a responsive society to cope with disasters. Towards this mission, Saritsa Foundation in partnership with Deen Dayal Upadhyay Petroleum University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India is organizing awareness and preparedness workshops for University staff and student’s on 15th February 2014. The team of experts will prepare the participants to be awareness raisers amongst youth to sensitize Disaster Risk Reduction at societal level.
It is an ongoing mission by Saritsa Foundation to build a momentum to mainstream the people to share information, expertise and local resources as well as imparting education and practical training to make participants to mind map risks to their community and develop viable response mechanism. It is being implemented with minimal resources with commitment, accountability and innovative partnerships.
Visually impaired Women and Girls are provided Life Saving Education to build their capacity for survival in disasters by Saritsa Foundation since June 2000. Saritsa Foundation organizes workshop for women and Girls of National Association for Blinds INDIA, MUMBAI on eve of International, National Disaster Reduction Day October, 2013.
Saritsa Foundation has recognized the need to empower persons with disability since year 2000. UNISDR , World Bank and other organizations are now advocating the importance to mainstream disabled people in the process of DRR which was neglected in past. Their participation is crucial to support NGOS like Saritsa Foundation to ensure equal access to Life Saving Education to disabled people to build their capacity to comprehend the risk and how to prepare for it, how to be partners in early warning process, evacuation and relief as well as rehabilitation.
Saritsa Foundation prepares visually impaired girls, women and School children for disasters on eve of International Disaster Reduction day 2013.
Saritsa Foundation conducts 4 workshops on Life Saving Education from 12th October to 30th November.
This workshop for visually impaired girls of Kamla Mehta School for Blind Girls was conducted on 12th October 2013.
Why visually impaired women and girls have to be a most caring humanitarian service to protect them from disasters?
India is prone to many kinds of disasters and impacts of climate change. Its 70 million people have to be mainstreamed in the process of preparedness for disasters.
Saritsa Foundation recognizes that out of large population of disabled, blind people, especially visually impaired women and girls are most vulnerable in disasters and priorities their preparedness for past 14 years.
Saritsa Foundation prepares visually impaired girls, women and School children for disasters on eve of International Disaster Reduction day 2013.
Saritsa Foundation conducts 4 workshops on Life Saving Education from 12th October to 30th November.
Saritsa Foundation conducts a workshop for visually impaired school children, youth and school teachers of Victoria Memorial School for Blind children, Tardeo, Mumbai on 23rd November, 2013.
Saritsa Foundation reaches to 300 school children and teachers of Central School No. 2 , Udaipur Cantt Rajasthan to prepare them for disasters on 2nd April 2014.
Objectives
1) To develop rapport with children to change their mindset of helplessness and powerlessness by reaching to them at their “Door Steps”.
2) To build capacity by imparting life saving education.
3) Make practical training and mock drills as an important part of training.
4) Make school rescue and evacuation teams.
5) Develop school safety manuals.
Disaster Management, Preparedness Education and Training Reaches to the Door Steps of School Children, Teachers, women and Youth in Goa.
Government of Goa and Saritsa Foundation take disaster preparedness at the Door Steps of school children, teachers, women and college youth from 19th February to 24th February to develop resilience and safety culture at individual, family and societal level to minimize risks.
Saritsa Foundation advocates and practices people centered, people led, and people owned methodology to teach participants the art of survival in harsh reality of enhanced threats of disasters. Saritsa Foundation makes people aware that surviving in life threatening situations is a science of attitude, it can instill positivity, resourcefulness, energy and fire inside us.
The trick is to overcome the mind of indifference towards individual, family and societal safety and dependence on outside agencies to protect.
Saritsa Foundation prepares 1400 school children, college youth and teachers of Goa state for disasters from 19th February to 24th February 2014.
Objectives
• To encourage youth to analyze and mind map risks from disasters and impacts of climate change and evolve ways and means to protect.
• To develop skills and confidence to mitigate risks from disaster and climate change and be Awareness Raisers with developing mechanisms to use local resources to protect lives and means of livelihood.
• Prepare youth to be first aid of disaster management in their areas by organizing rescue, recovery and relief as well as evacuation and first aid
• Raise awareness to formulate task force to help communities in search and rescue in emergency of disasters in coordination with local authorities.
Saritsa Foundation organized workshop at Jeevani International School, Chirawa to build their safety culture and resilience to minimize risk from disasters and climate change on 1st March 2013.
About 250 school children and teachers participated.
Objectives
1) To create an enabling environment amongst participants to build capacity by raising awareness, imparting education and training with use of local resources for innovations keeping in view the significant hazard proneness of their region.
2) To empower school children to understand their role and responsibility towards preparing themselves and be accountable at local level to minimize losses.
3) To provide equal opportunities to children and teachers in decision making, planning, and implementation of mitigation policies for disaster risk reduction and protecting means of livelihood.
4) To ensure setting up of warning system mechanisms with communication net work with conventional expertise and technologies to inter act with local government authorities, NGOs and outside agencies.
5) To guide participants to evolve action plans to integrate disaster risk reduction with plans of poverty eradication and development with usable tools with identification of specific needs to protect property, facilities, and economic activities.
6) To be awareness raisers, trainers and motivators to sustain the initiative and keep on developing it.
7) To be able to measure and quantify sustainability of their capacity building efforts time to time and evolving future preparedness plans.
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This chapter tells about the interrelationship between the people - work - income. The national income and the policies influence the income of the people and the income of the individuals influence the income of the nation. Not all the working people will be able to generate the income and not all the people with good income will be working hard. Poverty at the individual level and the poverty at the national level is associated with the deterioration of environment which affects both rich and poor, and the entire globe. It is very essential to make all the people earn better and make all the nations developed in order to save our earth.
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• Prepare youth to be first aid of disaster management in their areas by organizing rescue, recovery and relief as well as evacuation and first aid
• Raise awareness to formulate task force to help communities in search and rescue in emergency of disasters in coordination with local authorities.
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Account Holder Name - Saritsa Charity Trust
Bank Name - Corporation Bank
Branch - Worli Branch.
Account No - 017400101011299
IFSC Code - CORP0000174
Cheque/Bank Draft may be issued in the name of Saritsa Charity Trust.
Address:- Saritsa Foundation, Flat No -3, Pankaj CHS, Bhandar Lane, S R Keer Road, Near Lokmanya High School, Mahim West, Mumbai - 400016.
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Saritsa foundation prepares visually impaired men and women for disasters at nab mahalaxmi-31-01-2014
1. SARITSA FOUNDATION (SARITSA CHARITY TRUST)
A Mobile University For Disaster Risk Reduction & Climate Change – Mission
National Security.
"Reach to People, Talk to People and Prepare People“
Builds capacity to reduce risks from disasters and climate change by
advocating and practicing. People Centered, People Led, and People Owned
Resilience – Investing in Life Saving Education.
3. Objectives
1. To develop rapport with disabled to change their
mindset of helplessness and powerlessness by
reaching to them at their “Door Steps” with
development of scientific knowledge in graduated
manner.
2. Develop individual willingness to prepare and
make them believe that “I can prepare, I will
prepare and I will protect myself”.
3. Identifying individual capacities and provide
awareness as needed.
4. Raise their awareness to sensitize
parents, families, institute administrations and
people in local governance where they belong to.
4. 5. To build capacity by imparting life saving
education.
6. Make practical training and mock drills as an
important part of training.
7. Encourage them to develop networks with family
members, friends, office administrations and local
authorities of their areas.
8. Making of evacuation and recovery plans.
9. Provide Braille books, Audio books, Sign language
handouts and Pictorial books to strengthen the
process.
6. The participants were highly inspired and
involved during the workshop to learn with
practical training, mock drills, and mind
mapping exercises to be self reliant to protect in
disasters.
They spoke their hearts and souls when they
were asked to comment on their learning and
workshop.
Some of the participants speak with their
confidence and happiness.
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15. REQUEST TO GIVE
Please donate USD 15 to make it
possible for us to build capacity of one
visually impaired person with needed
education, training, mock drills, mind
mapping vulnerability of their regions
and issue of Braille books and Audio
books to strengthen their learning to
protect.
16. Please Contact/Donate
saritsa@vsnl.net OR saritsafoundationindia.in@gmail.com,
http://www.youtube.com/user/saritsafoundation
Mob- 09323157377,
Tel- 91 22 24366370
Fax - 022- 24370138
Website- www.saritsafoundation.org (Only Mozilla Firefox)
Donation/Support by donors/supporters be sent on name of
Saritsa Foundation(Saritsa Charity Trust) by Cheque/Draft to
Corporation Bank, Mumbai Worli Branch India. SB Account No.
017400101011299. IFSC : CORP0000174. OR
17. Transfer of the Donation/Support on name of Prof. Smita
Kadam, Executive Director through Western Union Money
Transfer,
Mumbai India.
Address for Western Union Money Transfer –Prof. Smita
Kadam
National HQ –
Flat No.-3, Pankaj CHS, S R Keer Marg, Bhandar
Lane, Mahim West, Mumbai – 400016.
Email for information - saritsa@vsnl.net
Tel. – 91 22 2436 6370
Mob - 91 9870008717
PayPal Account shall be intimated shortly.
18. Please Visit following links:
YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/user/saritsafoundation
Goodness TV link for Saritsa Foundations video
http://www.goodnesstv.org/en/videos/recherche/saritsa/
Slide Share:
http://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?searchfrom=hea
der&q=saritsa
COPE - Barake Foundation - Australia
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tsa+foundation
Word press:
http://saritsa.wordpress.com/2013/10/22/senior-exectivesreliance-prepare-for-disasters-24-05-2013/