Cash Collection: Rs 2,33,966.
Collection In Kind: Rs 15,000,00(approx).
University Contribution (assured): Rs 6,35,000 (approx).
Thursday, September 4, 2008
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FLOOD RELIEF PROGRAMME
Aditi Mahavidyalaya
AHAD Society for Welfare and Development
AIIMS
Ambedkar and Ganguli Hostels (W)
Amul India Ltd.
Christian Colony
Deptt. Security Staff
Dr. Udaya Yogi, Dept. of Philosophy, IP College
Faculty DSSW
Faculty of Law
Gwyer Hall Hostel
Hansraj College
Hindu and Ramjas Colleges
India Habitat Centre Area
Indraprastha College
International Students Hostel (Men)
International Students Hostel (Women)
Jubilee Hall Hostel
Kashmir Earthquake Relief Fund
Kirorimal College
Kothari Hostel
Lady Sri Ram College
M.A(Previous) Student
M.A. (P) Batch 2008-10
M/S Focus Energy Ltd.
Mansarovar Hostel and Arts Faculty
Monu and Meeta (D/o Dr. Manoj Jha)
Mr. Ajay Kumar
Ms. Amritananda Chakravorty
Mr. Anil Kr. Chauhan
Mr. D.V Gupta
Mr. Danuder Mohini Ahuja
Mr. Dipak Mittal (JAGO Party)
Mr. Dheeraj Virmani, COSRO
Mr. Edgar Gramiger (ACT India)
Mr. Jitendra (Alumnus DSSW)
Mr. Pawan Kansal C/o Jagdamba Exports
Mr. Prabal
Mr. R. K. Suri
Mr. Ravi
Mr. S. Grover, Director, Vidya Bharti School, Rohini
Mr. Sushil
Mr. Vijay Kumar
Mr.G.D.Mehta
Ms Malathi ILLL
Ms. Akanksha (DSSW)
Ms. Alka Kumar (DSSW)
Ms. Deepakshi (Miranda House)
Ms. Ipshita Bhatt (D/0 Prof. Sanjai Bhatt)
Ms. Kriti Dheer (DSSW)
Ms. Mayuri Kakoti
Ms. Mohuwa Bhowal (Alumnus DSSW)
Ms. Supriya Rao, Deptt. of Social Work, DU
Ms. Poonam Gulalia, Deptt. of Social Work, DU
Ms. Pushpanjali, Deptt. of Social Work, DU
Ms. Ridhima Mehra (Alumnus DSSW)
Ms. Shagufta
Ms. Shilpi Soni
Ms. Shraddha
Ms.Charu (Alumnus DSSW)
N E Women’s Hostel
North Campus Area
P G Women Hostel
PG Men’s Hostel
PT Education
Rashtriya Prayojan
School of Open Learning Area
Shagun Trading Company
Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn Ltd.
Staff of DS Group
Student World Assembly (SWA- India)
Swasthaakshar Trust
V K R V Rao Hostel
Vishwavidyala Metro Station and nearby area
Zoology Department
AHAD Society for Welfare and Development
AIIMS
Ambedkar and Ganguli Hostels (W)
Amul India Ltd.
Christian Colony
Deptt. Security Staff
Dr. Udaya Yogi, Dept. of Philosophy, IP College
Faculty DSSW
Faculty of Law
Gwyer Hall Hostel
Hansraj College
Hindu and Ramjas Colleges
India Habitat Centre Area
Indraprastha College
International Students Hostel (Men)
International Students Hostel (Women)
Jubilee Hall Hostel
Kashmir Earthquake Relief Fund
Kirorimal College
Kothari Hostel
Lady Sri Ram College
M.A(Previous) Student
M.A. (P) Batch 2008-10
M/S Focus Energy Ltd.
Mansarovar Hostel and Arts Faculty
Monu and Meeta (D/o Dr. Manoj Jha)
Mr. Ajay Kumar
Ms. Amritananda Chakravorty
Mr. Anil Kr. Chauhan
Mr. D.V Gupta
Mr. Danuder Mohini Ahuja
Mr. Dipak Mittal (JAGO Party)
Mr. Dheeraj Virmani, COSRO
Mr. Edgar Gramiger (ACT India)
Mr. Jitendra (Alumnus DSSW)
Mr. Pawan Kansal C/o Jagdamba Exports
Mr. Prabal
Mr. R. K. Suri
Mr. Ravi
Mr. S. Grover, Director, Vidya Bharti School, Rohini
Mr. Sushil
Mr. Vijay Kumar
Mr.G.D.Mehta
Ms Malathi ILLL
Ms. Akanksha (DSSW)
Ms. Alka Kumar (DSSW)
Ms. Deepakshi (Miranda House)
Ms. Ipshita Bhatt (D/0 Prof. Sanjai Bhatt)
Ms. Kriti Dheer (DSSW)
Ms. Mayuri Kakoti
Ms. Mohuwa Bhowal (Alumnus DSSW)
Ms. Supriya Rao, Deptt. of Social Work, DU
Ms. Poonam Gulalia, Deptt. of Social Work, DU
Ms. Pushpanjali, Deptt. of Social Work, DU
Ms. Ridhima Mehra (Alumnus DSSW)
Ms. Shagufta
Ms. Shilpi Soni
Ms. Shraddha
Ms.Charu (Alumnus DSSW)
N E Women’s Hostel
North Campus Area
P G Women Hostel
PG Men’s Hostel
PT Education
Rashtriya Prayojan
School of Open Learning Area
Shagun Trading Company
Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn Ltd.
Staff of DS Group
Student World Assembly (SWA- India)
Swasthaakshar Trust
V K R V Rao Hostel
Vishwavidyala Metro Station and nearby area
Zoology Department
PLAN OF ACTION FOR INTERVENTION IN NORTH BIHAR
Following the desk review of the situation in Northern Bihar as also through the information available from the state and district administration, the Department of Social Work, University of Delhi has developed its plan of action. Based on our experiences of working with victims of earth quake in Gujarat, Jammu and Kashmir and Uttrakhand, we have taken the initiative for long-term relief and rehabilitation project- UDAI (University for Development Action and Integrated Learning-II) for the flood affected people in Bihar with two fold objectives:
a) To contribute in relief and rehabilitation of flood affected victims on long term basis.
b) To bring back experiences of learning into the knowledge system of the university.
We have already started our intervention from August 28, 2008 and a team of seven students and one non teaching staff led by Dr. Manoj Kumar Jha, Reader, Department of Social Work has set up base camp at Saharsa. This team left with relief material worth Rupees twelve lacs collected from various quarters.
Our Vice Chancellor Prof. Deepak Pental has contributed Rupees twenty lacs to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund and has also supported the Volunteer based UDAI project of Delhi University. The University has given us all support to make requisite intervention in affected areas. All Colleges/ Departments of Delhi University are joining us in this task.
In view of the severity and the magnitude of the problem, the department realizes that post-rescue interventions can be made at four levels and that too in collaboration with civil society organizations based in Delhi as well as in Bihar:
1. Reaching out to affected families and individuals in the worst affected districts such as Madhepura/Purnea/Araria/Saharsa
2. Helping them with necessary and scarce items such as - packed food, medicines, chlorine tablets, torches, mosquito-nets/repellant, plastic sheets (tarpaulin ones) etc.
3. To liaison and work with government and non-government agencies. To focus especially on children, elderly, Dalits, Muslims and extreme backward class communities as their vulnerability is relatively high compared to other groups and communities in the same region.
WHAT WE INTEND TO DO:
We intend to work at three levels- immediate relief, long term post rescue relief and long term rehabilitation. For the same our strategy is as under:
1. Identification of an area (we might focus on a cluster of villages alone) and there too identify the vulnerable locations and populations
2. Development of base and network with government and non-government agencies (for facilitating relief and rehabilitation packages and measures)
3. The impromptu relief camps need better trained staff in the initial phase and professional social workers can have a better impact on coordination
4. Taking a team of twenty students with at least three faculty members which shall liaison and network with the district administration ensuring coordination and cooperation from different government departments as well as NGOs.
5. We also realise that sanitation will be a major problem for these areas as most of the people are residing on the impromptu found cluttered spaces. We intend to liaison and work with organisation based in Delhi as well as the ones working locally.
6. Ready to eat food is more suitable for these areas as availability of fuel will be a problem.
7. We are also informed that ORS packets are not adequate for the affected areas. There is a need for bleaching powder, lime and chlorine tablets immediately for the affected districts.
OUR PARTNERS:
The following organizations are collaborating with us in this effort:
· Help Age India is collaborating, in intervening at two levels
(a) providing relief materials
(b) providing humane services directly.
· DSSW Society is a parent body supporting us with the management of the Project.
· Colleges/Departments of Delhi University have assisted us in Fund raising.
· PAIRVI Associate, a Delhi based registered NGO having income tax exemption under Section 80G.
· Civil society organizations in Delhi, Bihar and other parts of country;
And
YOU…
a) To contribute in relief and rehabilitation of flood affected victims on long term basis.
b) To bring back experiences of learning into the knowledge system of the university.
We have already started our intervention from August 28, 2008 and a team of seven students and one non teaching staff led by Dr. Manoj Kumar Jha, Reader, Department of Social Work has set up base camp at Saharsa. This team left with relief material worth Rupees twelve lacs collected from various quarters.
Our Vice Chancellor Prof. Deepak Pental has contributed Rupees twenty lacs to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund and has also supported the Volunteer based UDAI project of Delhi University. The University has given us all support to make requisite intervention in affected areas. All Colleges/ Departments of Delhi University are joining us in this task.
In view of the severity and the magnitude of the problem, the department realizes that post-rescue interventions can be made at four levels and that too in collaboration with civil society organizations based in Delhi as well as in Bihar:
1. Reaching out to affected families and individuals in the worst affected districts such as Madhepura/Purnea/Araria/Saharsa
2. Helping them with necessary and scarce items such as - packed food, medicines, chlorine tablets, torches, mosquito-nets/repellant, plastic sheets (tarpaulin ones) etc.
3. To liaison and work with government and non-government agencies. To focus especially on children, elderly, Dalits, Muslims and extreme backward class communities as their vulnerability is relatively high compared to other groups and communities in the same region.
WHAT WE INTEND TO DO:
We intend to work at three levels- immediate relief, long term post rescue relief and long term rehabilitation. For the same our strategy is as under:
1. Identification of an area (we might focus on a cluster of villages alone) and there too identify the vulnerable locations and populations
2. Development of base and network with government and non-government agencies (for facilitating relief and rehabilitation packages and measures)
3. The impromptu relief camps need better trained staff in the initial phase and professional social workers can have a better impact on coordination
4. Taking a team of twenty students with at least three faculty members which shall liaison and network with the district administration ensuring coordination and cooperation from different government departments as well as NGOs.
5. We also realise that sanitation will be a major problem for these areas as most of the people are residing on the impromptu found cluttered spaces. We intend to liaison and work with organisation based in Delhi as well as the ones working locally.
6. Ready to eat food is more suitable for these areas as availability of fuel will be a problem.
7. We are also informed that ORS packets are not adequate for the affected areas. There is a need for bleaching powder, lime and chlorine tablets immediately for the affected districts.
OUR PARTNERS:
The following organizations are collaborating with us in this effort:
· Help Age India is collaborating, in intervening at two levels
(a) providing relief materials
(b) providing humane services directly.
· DSSW Society is a parent body supporting us with the management of the Project.
· Colleges/Departments of Delhi University have assisted us in Fund raising.
· PAIRVI Associate, a Delhi based registered NGO having income tax exemption under Section 80G.
· Civil society organizations in Delhi, Bihar and other parts of country;
And
YOU…
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