Distance from addiction is necessary Uday social institution

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

The event was organized by Thandla Uday social development institution Badi Dhamani

Chief guest Jhabua Raksha Sakhi Anita Tomar and team Rekha Baria, Durgesh Bairagi, Premlata Shukla, Manorama Dawar, special guest Thandla police station energy in-charge Dali Giri, Mission School Principal Father Basant and teachers, program coordinator Khalida Syed from Khandwa and Dhamani unit staff Kavita Baria, Gabbu Vasunia were present

Village Choti Dhamani Mission Secondary School Parent awareness session was organized in which Manorama Dawar from Gayatri Parivar inspired children about addiction, inspired them to become strong by seeing the example of a plant, children were told not to consume alcohol and tobacco and to bring improvement in our family and also told their parents to stay away from these dirty things, the meaning of Shara, Ra, B, tells children to stay away from these things like bidi, cigarette, tobacco, Vimal, gutkha , Alcohol consumption causes many types of lung diseases like cancer etc. Information was given about this. Thandla police station energy in-charge Dali Giri informed the children about safe touch and unsafe touch through POCSO Act. Children were encouraged to call police on 100 number if they are touched by any person in any way, they should inform their parents and teachers in school. Raksha Sakhi Anita Tomar from Police Jhabua encouraged the children to set their goals like doctor, nurse, police, officer, officer etc. and children were told to write their goals on the first page of the coffee. Uday program coordinator Khalida Syed informed the children about the discrimination done by the society on women, men, transgenders.

Along with this, Uday Sanstha organized a learning teaching meeting program for women of three villages, village Chhoti Dhamni, village Badi Dhamni, Kotda village Chhoti Dhamni. In this meeting, Chief Guest Raksha Sakhi Anita Tomar and team gave information about violence against women. Women were sworn in for the anti-drug campaign. Coordinator Khalida Syed introduced the women and discussed whether they are associated with Nyay Chaupal group or not. Women were asked questions about why Mahila Nyay Chaupal group was formed. Neena Didi from Badi Dhamani told that 10 didis together provide justice to the victim woman in case of violence against women. Lali Didi of village Chhoti Dhamani counseled one (victim) survivor and eight members together explained to both the teams. Since then, the survivor's husband does not abuse her and does not come home drunk and now both of them have started living well. Khalida Syed gave information about how far the Police Sakhi officers come to the village to work with the police department. Women were motivated not to do child marriage of their children. Went.

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