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Four
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Junior Red Cross
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"HEALTH,
SERVICE, FRATERNITY "
Children and adolescents also
represent a substantial part of the
Red Cross for its humanitarian commitment. Young
volunteers can make a significant contribution in meeting the needs of the most vulnerable people
within their communities through Red Cross
program. This has been designed to involve young
people as much as possible in the movement and its
activities, not only as workers but also as
beneficiaries, and as partners in management. The
program focuses on the following areas:
- Promote life and health through training
and education on safety, primary health care
and healthy living,
- Encourage community service through
training and education
- Disseminate the seven fundamental
principles of Red Cross and Red Crescent
movement through activities that encourage
the Red Cross ideals
- Promote international friendship with
activities that cultivate a humanitarian
spirit,
- Technical support in the development of
youth program, fund-raising,
identification of material and human
resources,
| Incharge- |
Dr.
Harsh Singh Parihar
Ph. No. 09425874588 |
| District
Coordinator- |
Mr.
Surendra Singh Baghel
Ph.No. 07662-240784 |
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Important
Achievements
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(i)
Junior Red Cross counselor's
training.
| No.
of Total trainings |
4 |
| No.
of total trained |
309 |
(ii)
St. John Ambulance First Aid
Training
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no. of organized trainings |
117 |
| Total
no of beneficiary trained |
11413 |
| Students |
11104 |
| Teachers
(senior) |
309 |
 
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Junior
Red Cross cultural
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A District
level talent search
competition - 71 students
Date 22-02-2010 to 27-02-2010. at
Govt Martand H.S.
School, Rewa (M.P.)
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Dental Check-up -
Mother Grace Child Hostel & Beneficiaries 149
Rewa Urban Aarea (06 Camps) & Beneficiaries 471
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(iv)
March past of JRC Cadets
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Youth Red Cross
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Youth represent a substantial
part of the membership of Red Cross for its
humanitarian commitment. Young volunteers can make
a significant contribution in meeting the needs of
the most vulnerable people within their local
communities through Red Cross youth program.
This has been designed to involve young people as
much as possible in the movement and its
activities not only as workers and also as
beneficiaries, but as partners in management. The
program focuses on the following areas:
- Promote life and health through training
and education on safety, primary health care
and healthy living,
- Encourage community service through
training and education
- Disseminate the seven fundamental
principles of Red Cross and Red Crescent
movement through activities that encourage
the Red Cross ideals
- Promote international friendship with
activities that cultivate a humanitarian
spirit,
- Technical support in the development of
youth program fund-raising,
identification of material and human
resources,
The youth unit aims to develop
young people as community leaders and equal parteners
who may address the needs of the most
vulnerable.
(I.) Blood grouping and blood donation programme:-
Indian Red Cross Society, Rewa in the year 2009-2010 registered a group of blood donors was provide blood to the needy persons in emergency.
Total No. of Blood Donation - 112
(II.) blood grouping camps:-
With the co-operation of colleges and schools administration we have organized various blood groping camps.
Total No. of Blood Grouping - 774
(III.) Basic life support training:-
Indian Red Cross Society has completed another year for a special program "Basic Life Support" training for providing artificial respiration and cardiac massage to students, teachers and volunteers, to deal with any casualty in accident, drowning, heart attacks etc. Basic life support training is being provided by national level PALS provider.
Total no. of sessions - 11
Total No. of Beneficiaries - 1613
  
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District Disability
Rehabilitation Center
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Success Story
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Pandit Badri
Prasad Tiwari is 56 years old whose right leg has
been amputated in an accident. Some period after
the accident he realised that his position in
family and society has gone down perceptibly. from
a bread earner, he has been reduced to a
dependent.
Later he come to DDRC Rewa, where our engineer Mukul kishor made a beautiful prosthetics for him that made him not only walk but ride a cycle and go up and down stairs. This has made him independent , and improved his self image and prestige. He is so nicely rehabilitated that no one was able to judge his disability, when he came and garlanded the local MLA
Sh. Rajendra Shukla at a function.
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Staff
Position :
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Designation |
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Mr.
Mukul
Kishore Sharma |
Prosthetic
/ Ortho. Engineer |
| 2. |
Mr.
Diwakar
Singh Sikarwar |
Psychologist |
| 3. |
Dr.
Roonal Singh Parihar |
Physiotherapist |
| 4. |
Mr.
Gaurav
Singh |
Astt.
P.&O. |
| 5. |
Mr.
Piyush
Mishra |
Accountant |
| 6. |
Miss.
Sona Prajapati |
EMT |
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DDRC has been conceived as fitment centre by Dr.
Sajjan Singh in year 1992. The activities are continuing
since then. In 2002 full-fledged DDRC was inaugurated with
its own building.
District Disability Rehabilitation Center is an
institution of Ministry of Social justice and
empowerment Government of India. In Rewa
D.D.R.C. is being operated by Red Cross Society.
D.D.R.C. Rewa has a team of devoted technical
persons and volunteers from Red Cross Society Rewa,
Who are offering services to disabled /
handicapped persons in every possible way. The controlling
body is district management team, whose chairman
is Collector and Secretary is The Secretary
of Red Cross Society.
Facilities
to disabled person's (2009-10)
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