By Pallavi Sobti Rajpal | Manger, Gender & Organisational Development
Your generous donations are making hundreds of students in both tribal and coastal area schools aware about the crucial issues of health and sanitation.
As a part of the awareness drive, 4 events were organised in Bhandara and Malekpur village schools of Santrampur, Mahisagar district and Konjni and Monpar village schools of Mahuva block of Bhavnagar. Around 450 students enthusiastically participated in the events.
With the main focus on spreading awareness among the students pertaining to health, hygiene and sanitation issues following activities were organised at the school level events.
Various activities and session were organised on sanitation and hygiene also important aspects of cleanliness (Hand-washing-after defecation, before and after meals, regular bathing and maintaining short nail length) were discussed. Through these sessions, students learnt about how these aspects help in staying away from infection and diseases and what steps they have to keep in mind. After the sessions, animation movies related to health, hygiene and sanitation were screened at the schools.
After the event, a group of enthusiastic students will be identified from each school. These students groups will monitor the sanitation facilities within the schools and will also do student mapping exercise in the school. Through mapping exercise, sanitation related challenges and needs of the students (including differently able students) will be identified along with reasons for not attending the schools. Students group will directly report to the principal of the school.
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