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SulabhENVIS Newsletter July - September 2007: Vol-II

Lets participate in making Earth: Clean & Green

By

SulabhENVIS Centre, Sulabh International Institute of Health & Hygiene (SIIHH)

Patronised by Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India

Website: www.sulabhenvis.in

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CONTENTS

Introduction

Health & Hygiene Status of Delhi: Urban Slums and Villages

Present Scenario

List of Delhi Urban Slums and Villages

* Pandwala Khurd

* Pappankalan, Dwarka

* Durga Park, Nasirpur, Dwarka

* Hasanpur

* Prayog Vihar, Hari Nagar

Activities:

* Safe Hygiene Practices

* Sanitation Provision & facilities

* Safe Drinking Water

* Training & Awareness Programme

* Health Checks

* Establishment of H&H (Health & Hygiene) Sub Centre

* Eye Camp

Road Ahead

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Availability of basic civic facilities, like potable water, water disposal and sanitation, are vital

human needs for health and efficiency of human beings. Inability of the city management and city

institutions to provide their facilities to their citizens leads to high incidence of diseases and mortality

rates. The problems which the women and children face in these conditions are much worse. An analysis

of the performance of various “total environment schemes” in the country carried out by the Planning

Commission, Government of India, brings out that sanitation programme has not been pursued in an

integrated manner. It has not been provided as an integrated service which includes availability of water,

waste water disposal, women welfare, primary healthcare etc. The analysis also brings out that there was

a wide gap between provision for safe disposal of waste and drinking water supply.

On assessment by various organizations, it has been found that available situation in the

villages/urban slums in sanitation and water supply is not satisfactory. Location, distance, water source,

time to travel, facilities to clean water and cost involved are some important components.

Open defecation alone is responsible for many diseases. Over more than 50 infections have been

found due to open defecation. Around 80% of all ill people’s disease is transferred to healthy ones

through human excreta and unsafe drinking water.

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Source: WHO, Healthy Villages - A guide for communities and community health workers, 2002

Sanitation plays an important role in developing various diseases. As such the incidence of disease can be

minimized if proper action is taken. It is important to know how many diseases are caused by insanitation and

unsafe disposal of various type of waste.

DISEASES DUE TO INSANITATION:

By Bacteria

Cholera

Diarrhea

Bacillary dysentery

Typhoid and Para Typhoid

By Protozoa

Amoebic Dysentery

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By Virus

Inf. Hepatitis.

Poliomyelitis

By Intestinal Worms

Hookworm

Round worm

Thread worm

Tape worm

By Polluted Air

Eye diseases

Respiratory diseases

Skin and hair problems.

By Liquid Waste and Stagnant Water

Malaria

Kalazar

Filaria

Dengue

Japanese encephilis

Skin disease.

Eye problems.

By Airborne micro organism

Chicken Pox

Measles

Deptheria

Pnemonia

Whooping Cough

T.B

Mumps etc.

The following parameters have been drawn up to identify the poorest of the poor in rural set up

and urban slum.

Annual income of household family Living conditions

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Roof

Floor

Access to water

Access to sanitation

Level of education of one illiterate person in the family.

Low food purchasing power and low consumption

Type of employment

Status of children in the household

Child below 14 years who is forced to work.

Family with two or more girl children

Prevalence of alcoholism / drug addiction / other abuses resulting in depleting income for the

family.

NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCY Lack of fair price shops.

Lack of awareness and knowledge about nutrition.

Limited income to pay for food, vegetable, fruit etc.

EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN Lack of school in the neighborhood.

Overcrowding in school.

No follow up on dropout children.

Inability to pay for transport.

SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF GIRL CHILD GIVEN SECONDARY STATUS Neglect of girl child.

Low priority for education of girl children.

Relatively more work and longer work hours.

Load of compulsory primary education.

CHILD LABOUR Family needs financial support.

Higher ratio of school dropouts.

Sexual exploitation by employers.

Economy exploitation.

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT ISSUES Lack of awareness regarding its benefits.

Different groups and lack of faith.

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Lack of participation among themselves.

Lack of thrift and credit schemes and difficulty in maintaining account.

UNEMPLOYMENT Lack of education.

Lack of specialized training centers.

Lack of employment opportunity.

INCONSISTENCY IN PARTICIPATION Differences due to caste, creed.

Group conflicts.

Low self esteem

Distrust

Reluctance

To take risk

Sense of powerlessness

Lack of skills in planning and problem solving.

VICIOUS CIRCLE OF POVERTY

DISEASE AND ILLNESS

LOSS OF MANHOURS

POVERTY

UNSANITARY CONDITIONS IN SLUMS

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THE SEQUENCING OF ACTION PLAN IN RURAL AND URBAN SET UP WILL BE:

Benchmark Survey of various components of the village and urban slums.

Identification of need and resources.

Infrastructure building for execution of Programme.

Mobilization of resources.

Planning of Programme in sequencing.

Implementation.

Review and Analysis.

Modification in Programme if any.

Recommendation of Programme – Present and Future.

Presentation of work done leading to situation analysis.

Phasing out Activities.

HEALTH IMPACTS AND DETERMINANTS

The health impact assessment approach is grounded in the broad determinants of human health. These

are defined as the personal, social, cultural, economic, and environmental factors that influence the

health status of individuals and populations. Some factors that affect health, such as age, sex and the

gender people inherit cannot be changed. However, policies, programme, and the way they are

implemented represent important influences on people’s health and wellbeing.

To understand the health impacts, there is a need to consider all the health determinants that may be

affected by the proposed policy, programme or other development. Two broad groups of determinants are

particularly important, namely the bio- physical environment and the socio – economic environment. The

following table given principal categories of health determinants. As such in this context, health

determinants are very important.

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EVALUATION OF VARIOUS PROGRAMMES BY COMPARING CARDINAL PARAMETERS IN

RURAL SET UP AND URBAN SLUMS

SURVEY RESULT LEADING TO VARIOUS ACTIVITIES: Sanitation, health, hygiene, and

community development programme.

SPECIAL MEDICARE SCHEME: We are developing “Special Mini health care centre” run by trained

local female health worker. She will be trained to provide first aid treatment and take up minor injuries and

distribute medicines and materials for dressing multi vitamin, Bandage, chlorine tablet, ORS powder,

Tetvac and fersolet etc. This is a new approach and we recommend it strongly. The fund and resources

will be provided by the project and also get help from Government (State and Central) and other funding

agencies.

Referral System: Treatment will be more effective by developing referral centre where different type of cases can be referred to various adjoining centre for better treatment.

For example: Sub health centre medical centre and other practice or in the neighborhood Sub division medical centre District hospital

Medical college centre, Hospital and other Health specialized centre. This will be an effective step.

COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION: Not just awareness and training but also the active involvement of the

community is essential to active cost effective healthcare. Involvement of women’s organization, NGO’s and

School teachers and children is an essential step towards generating awareness that can bring about

changes in hygiene & sanitation of the community. Steps should also be taken to introduce some chapter on

hygiene, sanitation, safe drinking water and healthcare in the school. This would have a direct impact on the

impressionable minds of children and they will follow it through out their life.

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PANDWALA, KHURD VILLAGE, NAZAFGARH, DELHI

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Statistical Report: DELHI Pandwala Khurd, Najafgarh

TOTAL HOUSE 338 TOTAL POPULATION 1696 MALE 908 FEMALE 788

AGE WISE POPULATON:

O-1 YEAR 30 1- 5 YEARS 124 5 – 10 YEARS 136 10 – 18 YEARS 298 19 – 45 YEARS 689 45 – 60 YEARS 231 ABOVE – 60 YEARS 188 TOTAL 1696

LITERACY:

PRIMARY - 5TH 264 MIDDEL – 8TH 302 MATRIC – 10TH 353 10 + 2 214 GRADUATE 112 POST GRADUATE 32 Ph.D 01 TECHNICAL EDUCATION 02 B.ED 10 M.B.A 03 L.L.B 01 DOCTOR 01 TOTAL

1295

ILLITERACY: 401

OCCUPATION:

GOVERNMENT JOB 110 PRIVATE JOB 96 AGRICULTURE FARM 75 EX. SERVICE MAN 28 LABOUR 30 BUSINESS 08

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SHOP 06 A.N.M 02 MILKMEN 01 ANGANWARI 01 TOTAL

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VILLAGE INFRASTRUCTURE:

COMMUNITY CENTRE 1 Year of Construction: 1995 CHAUPAAL 1 TEMPLE 1 PONDS 6 (DRY) WELL NO HAND PUMP 5 (SALINE WATER) PRIMARY SCHOOL - SR. SEC. GIRL SCHOOL 1 N.G.O. WORKING NO DISPENSARY NO ANIMAL HOSPITAL YES – 1 (Year of Construction:1972) ANGANWARI YES TUBEWELL YES

HEALTH CHECKS:

FAMILY PLANNING 172

ANTI NATAL CASE 9

COPPER T. 11

MALA – D USER 07

IMMUNIZATION VACCINATION: CHILDREN 154

LIST OF A.N.C S.No. NAME AGE HUSBAND NAME A.N.C No. OF

CHILDREN

1. Mrs. USHA 23 ASHOK 3 MONTHS No

2. Mrs. KAVITA 23 LEKHRAM 8 MONTHS 1- ½ YEAR

3. Mrs. NEETU 22 SATISH 3 MONTHS NO

4. Mrs. NIKITA 25 SUDESH 6 MONTHS 1/3 YEAR

5. Mrs. ANJALI 20 NAVEEN 7 MONTHS NO

6. Mrs. SANTOSH 21 OM KUMAR 5 MONTHS NO

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7. Mrs. SUSHMA 22 SANDEEP 3 MONTHS NO

8. Mrs. RENU 22 RAJU 5 MONTHS NO

9. Mrs. ASHA 23 BASANT 3 MONTHS 1-¼ YEAR

Health Check ups at Village, Najafgarh, Delhi

PULSE POLIO PROGRAMME

S.NO CHILD’ S NAME FATHER’S NAME AGE (YEARWISE)

1. ISUE (F) MR. BASANT YADAV 5

2. VERSA (F) SHRI CHATRA SINGH 1 ½

3. KAJAL (F) SHRI SAME SINGH 2 ½

4 NIDHI (F) LATE WAKIL 3 ½

5 PAYAL (F) LATE WAKIL 2

6 (M) SHRI NAVEEN 7.02.2007

7. TANU (F) MRS. UMRAO 3

8 MAHAK (F) SHRI DALEL YADAV 6 MONTH

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9 ABHAY (M) SHRI MOTI 2 ½

10 CHINTO (M) SHRI LALCHAND 9MONTH

11 AJAY (M) SHRI DHANVEER PANDIT 5

12 NITIN (M) SHRI NARENDER PANDIT 5

13 KHUSHAL 9M) Mr. KAPOOR 4

14 NIKI (F) SHRI MOOLCHAND 4 ½

15 RUNJHUN (F) SHRI SATISH 2

16 KASHISH (F) SHRI DEENESH 2 ½

17 LAVNISH (M) SHRI NAVEEN 5

18 TANSHOOL (M) SHRI PROMOD 1 YEAR 2 MONTH

19 APUSH (M) SHRI ROHTASH 2 ½

20 GARVIT (M) SHRI JANARDAN 3 ½

21 SACSHAM (M) SHRI KAILASH 3 ½

22 SHASHANK (M) SHRI MAHESH 7 MONTH

23 DIPANSHU (M) SHRI PARVEEN 1 YEAR 2 MONTH

24 BEENA (F) SHRI LALIT KUMAR 2 ½

25 KARTIK (M) SHRI LALIT KUMAR 6 MONTH

26 VIKASH (M) SHRI MAHESH 3 ½

27 SUBHAM (M) SHRI SUNIL 4 ½

28 JIYA (F) SHRI SUNIL 1 ½

29 MONU (M) SHRI SANJAY 10 MONTH

30 KUSHI (F) SHRI SANJAY 2 ½

31 KUNAL (M) SHRI MUKESH 5

32 PRACHI (F) SHRI MUKESH 3 MONTH

33 MAYANK (M) SHRI NAVEEN 3.2 2007

34 KRISHAN (M) SHRI RAVI 5

35 DEVENDRA (M) SHRI RAVI 4

36 JAYA (F) SHRI MUKESH 2

37 VASHU (M) SHRI PROMOOD 8 MONTH

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38 KRISH (M) SHRI SAT PRAKASH 1 YEAR 3 MONTH

39 GARUV (M) SHRI BAHART BHUSHAN 2

40 VANSH (M) SHRI KULDEEP 6 MONTH

41 PARTH (M) SHRI VINOD 2

42 NEHA (F) SHRI RAJBIR 4

43 MUSHKAN SHRI SUNIL 5

44 BITOO (M) SHRI SUNIL 4

45 NITISH (M) SHRI DEVENDRA 3 ½

46 SIMRAN (F) SHRI ASHOK 4 ½

47 MOHNI (F) SHRI JASWANT 2 ½

48 JITESH (M) SHRI JASWANT 10 MONTH

49 ANU (F) SHRI AJIT YADAV 3

50 ARYAN (M) SHRI RAJESH 11 MONTH

51 MAJID (M) SHRI MOJUDIN 4

52 RASID (M) SHRI MOJUDIN 1 ½

53 TINKI (F) SHRI FOOLCHAND 3 MONTH

54 PUJA (F) SHRI SATISH 4 ½

55 MOHIT (M) SHRI SATISH 3

56 PARVEEN (M) SHRI KAMAL SINGH 5

57 PARTIMA (F) SHRI HEMRAJ 5 MONTH

58 HARSH (M) SHRI ASHOK 1 ½

59 NIDHI (F) SHRI KRISHAN 1 YEAR & 1 MONTH

60 VIDHI (F) SHRI KRISHAN 1 YEAR 1 MONTH

61 ADITIYA (M) SHRI LALIT YADAV 4 ½

62 CHITANYA (M) SHRI LALIT YADAV 2 ½

63 SARUCHI (F) SHRI ARUN YADAV 4

64 PURNIMA (F) SHRI ARUN YADAV 2

65 HARSHIT (M) SHRI SUDIR 9 MONTH

66 NENSHI (F) SHRI SURESH 3

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67 GAURAV (M) SHRI GAURNAL 3

68 JATIN (M) SHRI VIJAY YADAV 5

69 CHIRAG (M) SHRI HARI PRAKASH 4 ½

70 DIPANSHU (M) SHRI HARI PRAKASH 1 YEAR 3 MONTH

71 MUSHKHAN (F) SHRI DINESH 3

72 SHUBHAM (M) SHRI RAJU 4

73 HIMANSHU (M) SHRI RAJU 1 ½

74 ASHU (F) SHRI SATISH 4 ½

75 JAYANT (M) SHRI PARMANAND 4

76 NAVEEN (M) SHRI VINOD 5

77 TARUN (M) SHRI ANIL 3

78 BHUMI (F) SHRI ANIL 5 MONTH

79 HIMANSHI (F) SHRI SAMESINGH 1 YEAR 3 MONTH

80 LAKSYA (M) SHRI DAVINDRA 6 MONTH

81 PARAS (M) SHRI RAJU 2 YEAR 1 MONTH

82 DIYA (F) SHRI KRISHAN 5 MONTH

83 RISHABH (M) SHRI BIRAM 3

84 ROHIT (M) SHRI ANAND 10 MONTH

85 PANKANJ (M) SHRI NARESH 4

86 KUMKUM (F) SHRI SUDHIR 3

87 RADHIKA (F) SHRI RAM NARAYAN 1 ½

88 RONAK (F) SHRI RAMBIR 4 ½

89 RIYA (F) SHIR SUDHIR 4

90 SORABH (M) SHRI VIRENDER 3 YEAR 1 MONTH

91 KAMACHI (F) SHRI SUNIL YADAV 3

92 YOGESH (M) SHRI SANJAY 3

93 AMISHA (M) 2

94 NIKI (F) SHRI NARESH 5

95 GANGA (F) SHRI SUBHASH 1 ½

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96 JAMUNA (F) SHRI SUBHASH

97 YASHIKA (F) SHRI TEJSINGH 1 ½

98 TANU (F) SHRI ANOOP 5

99 TANIYA (F) SHRI ANOOP 2

100 TAMBATERI (F) SHRI ANOOP 2 MONTH

101 ROHAN (M) SHRI CHAND RAM 1 ½

102 SUNNY (M) SHRI NARESH 2 ½

103 KRIPA (F) SHRI NARESH 2 ½

104 HONEY (M) SHRI HARIOM 4

105 TAMMNA (F) SHRI DALJEET 3

106 BHUMIKA (F) SHRI DALJEET 1 ½

107 MUSKHAN (F) SHRI VEDPRAKASH 5

108 LACKI (M) SHRI VEDPRAKASH 3

109 MANISHA (F) SHRI JAINARAYAN 3 ½

110 ROHIT (M) SHIR RAMESH 5

111 ANCHAL (F) SHRI RAMESH 3

112 HARSHIT (M) SHRI SHELENDRE 2 ½

113 LAKSHYA (M) SHRI SHELENDRE 1

114 RIYA (F) SHRI ASHOK 2

115 AMAN (M) SHRI SUDHIR 2

116 AKASH (M) SHRI SUDHIR 2

117 RISHAL (M) SHRI BALRAM 3

118 ARYASH (M) SHRI HEMENT 3

119 LAKSYA (M) SHRI YOGESH 3 ½

120 CHARU(F) SHRI RAJESH 7 MONTH

121 JATIN (M) SHRI SURESH 4

122 RAGAV (M) SHRI OMPRAKASH 4

123 PAPPU (M) SHRI ASHOK 4 MONTH

124 HARSH (M) SHRI SUKHBIR 1 YEAR 3 MONTH

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WATER - THE EXILIR OF LIFE: Lecture cum Demonstration on Safe Drinking Water

125 MUSKHAN (F) SHRI ANIL 2 ½

126 SALONI (F) SHRI NAVIN 6 MONTH

127 SAHIN (F) SHRI ANIL 3 ½

128 ROJI (F) SHIR ASLAM 1 ½ 3

129 TANISHA (F) SHRI JAI SINGH 5 MONTH

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A – BLOCK, PAPPANKALA SECTOR -1, DWARKA

Awareness and training programme to urban women

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Pappankalan, Sector-1, Dwarka

A SURVEY REPORT

INFRASTRUCTURE:

TOTAL HOUSE 1029 BLOCKWISE

BLOCK A 220 BLOCK B 178 BLOCK C 147 BLOCK D 286 BLOCK E 198

ANGAN WARI 5

BASTI VIKAS KENDRE 1

COMMUNITY CENTRE 1

M.C.D OFFICE 1

BUSTER PUMP (WORKING) 5

WATER TANKER SUPPLY 2 TIMES A WEEK

TOILET COMPLEX NO

TAMPLE NO

SANITATION MCD WORKER 19

SCHOOL 1 (DOUBLE SHIFT)

HAND PUMP 6

PARK 5

PIG REARING 2 HOUSE

CATTLE 3 HOUSE

POULTRI REARING 1

DISPENSERY NO

PRIVATE DOCTOR 3

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LIST OF WOMEN TRAINED ON

HYGIENE, SANITATION AND SAFE DRINKING WATER

IN VARIOUS PROJECTS (WHO, USAID, PFI, PSI, DELHI GOVT, UNICEF, MoEF)

S.NO. NAME ADDRESS

1. Maya F /131 2. Pratibha E / 43 3. Jaimata D /69 4. Geeta E /64 5. Puspa E /141 6. Beena RZ A 121 7. Kanta Devi RZA 1/A 8. Poona C /139 9. Anju C/138 10. Sanjiv B /52 11. Neela B /35 12. Bharti C /132 13. Bela Devi C/122 14. Yasundhara B /37 15. Kavita B / 58 16. Sushmita B/48 17. Bimla B/76 18. Puspa B/47 19. Suffia B/99 20. Amisha B/98 21. Nirmala B/89 22. Savitri B/96 23. Umesh B/29 24. Mayri E/131 25. Babita E/143 26. Jai Mata D/69 27. Geeta Devi E/64 28. Puspa E / 141 29. Beena RZA/21 30. Kamla Devi RZA /A 31. Poonam C/139 32. Anju C/138 33. Sanju B/52 34. Neelam C/135 35. Bharti C/137 36. Bela Devi C/122 37. Yashodhara B/37 38. Kavita B/58 39. Susmita B/48 40. Bimla B.26 41. Puspa B/47 42. Sofia B/99 43. Anita B/98 44. Nirmla B/89 45. Savitri B/96 46. Umesh B/29 47. Ramdulari A /87 48. Nisha A/63

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49. Raghavati A/103 50. Anita A/25 51. Sharda A/ 105 52. Kiran A/50 53. Shivitri A/206 54. Heena A/ 51 55. Geeta A/48 56. Manju A/49 57. Urmila U/36 58. Usha A/107 59. Malti B/147 60. Narina A/158 61. Kanta A/88 62. Kauislya A/ 113 63. Rajmati A/113 64. Vidya vati D/133 65. Susmita D.86 66. Harbaji D/34 67. Raj D/43 68. Ausha C/17 69. Ram Devi D/05 70. Santosh D/ 89 71. Seem rani C /127 72. Shanti Devi E -56 73. Lata D-20 74. Rukhsana E -149 75. Partima D/171 76. Sujeet D/148 77. Sushila D/69 78. Veervati E-117 79. Sunita D-142 80. Kranti kumari D -84 81. Rani D-42 82. Kateri A/159 83. Kalavati A/81 84. Manju A/70 85. Rani A/4 86. Raubai A/109 87. Shanti A/22 88. Prem sheela A/113 89. Rajvati A/ 4 90. J. John A /40 91. Fareda A/65 92. Ashina A/ 67 93. Nirmala A/ 79 94. Sajjan kumari A/89 95. Premvati A/45 96. Skuntala A/130 97. Meena A/ 131 98. Ramdulari A/57 99. Rabul Nisha A/69 100. Ragvati A / 103 101. Anita A/25 102. Sharada A/ 5 103. Kiran A/50 104. Shivati A/206 105. Heena A/51

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106. Geeta A/48 107. Manju A/ 49 108. Urmila A/36 109. Usha A/ 107 110. Malti B/147 111. Nirmala Devi A/158 112. Kanta A /88 113. Kuashlya A/ 113 114. Rajmati A/113 115. Vidyavati D/133 116. Susmita D /86 117. Harjit D /134 118. Raj D -45 119. Asha C /117 120. Ram devi D/65 121. Santosh D/68 122. Seema Rani C/27

PANDWALA KHURD RURAL MODEL VILLAGE

PULSE POLIO

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S.NO CHILD’ S NAME AGE(YEARWISE) FATHER’S NAME 1. ISUE (F) 5 MR. BASANT YADAV 2. VERSA (F) 1 ½ SHRI CHATRA SINGH 3. KAJAL (F) 2 ½ SHRI SAME SINGH 4. NIDHI (F) 3 ½ LATE WAKIL 5. PAYAL (F) 2 LATE WAKIL 6. (M) 7.02.2007 SHRI NAVEEN 7. TANU (F) 3 MRS. UMRAO 8. MAHAK (F) 6 MONTH SHRI DALEL YADAV 9. ABHAY (M) 2 ½ SHRI MOTI 10. CHINTO (M) 9MONTH SHRI LALCHAND 11. AJAY (M) 5 SHRI DHANVEER PANDIT 12. NITIN (M) 5 SHRI NARENDER PANDIT 13. KHUSHAL 9M) 4 Mr. KAPOOR 14. NIKI (F) 4 ½ SHRI MOOLCHAND 15. RUNJHUN (F) 2 SHRI SATISH 16. KASHISH (F) 2 ½ SHRI DEENESH 17. LAVNISH (M) 5 SHRI NAVEEN 18. TANSHOOL (M) 1 YEAR 2 MONTH SHRI PROMOD 19. APUSH (M) 2 ½ SHRI ROHTASH 20. GARVIT (M) 3 ½ SHRI JANARDAN 21. SACSHAM (M) 3 ½ SHRI KAILASH 22. SHASHANK (M) 7 MONTH SHRI MAHESH 23. DIPANSHU (M) 1 YEAR 2 MONTH SHRI PARVEEN 24. BEENA (F) 2 ½ SHRI LALIT KUMAR 25. KARTIK (M) 6 MONTH SHRI LALIT KUMAR 26. VIKASH (M) 3 ½ SHRI MAHESH 27. SUBHAM (M) 4 ½ SHRI SUNIL 28. JIYA (F) 1 ½ SHRI SUNIL 29. MONU (M) 10 MONTH SHRI SANJAY 30. KUSHI (F) 2 ½ SHRI SANJAY 31. KUNAL (M) 5 SHRI MUKESH

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32. PRACHI (F) 3 MONTH SHRI MUKESH 33. MAYANK (M) 3.2 2007 SHRI NAVEEN 34. KRISHAN (M) 5 SHRI RAVI 35. DEVENDRA (M) 4 SHRI RAVI 36. JAYA (F) 2 SHRI MUKESH 37. VASHU (M) 8 MONTH SHRI PROMOOD 38. KRISH (M) 1 YEAR 3 MONTH SHRI SAT PRAKASH 39. GARUV (M) 2 SHRI BAHART BHUSHAN 40. VANSH (M) 6 MONTH SHRI KULDEEP 41. PARTH (M) 2 SHRI VINOD 42. NEHA (F) 4 SHRI RAJBIR 43. MUSHKAN 5 SHRI SUNIL 44. BITOO (M) 4 SHRI SUNIL 45. NITISH (M) 3 ½ SHRI DEVENDRA 46. SIMRAN (F) 4 ½ SHRI ASHOK 47. MOHNI (F) 2 ½ SHRI JASWANT 48. JITESH (M) 10 MONTH SHRI JASWANT 49. ANU (F) 3 SHRI AJIT YADAV 50. ARYAN (M) 11 MONTH SHRI RAJESH 51. MAJID (M) 4 SHRI MOJUDIN 52. RASID (M) 1 ½ SHRI MOJUDIN 53. TINKI (F) 3 MONTH SHRI FOOLCHAND 54. PUJA (F) 4 ½ SHRI SATISH 55. MOHIT (M) 3 SHRI SATISH 56. PARVEEN (M) 5 SHRI KAMAL SINGH 57. PARTIMA (F) 5 MONTH SHRI HEMRAJ 58. HARSH (M) 1 ½ SHRI ASHOK 59. NIDHI (F) 1 YEAR & 1MONTH SHRI KRISHAN 60. VIDHI (F) 1 YEAR 1 MONTH SHRI KRISHAN 61. ADITIYA (M) 4 ½ SHRI LALIT YADAV 62. CHITANYA (M) 2 ½ SHRI LALIT YADAV 63. SARUCHI (F) 4 SHRI ARUN YADAV 64. PURNIMA (F) 2 SHRI ARUN YADAV 65. HARSHIT (M) 9 MONTH SHRI SUDIR 66. NENSHI (F) 3 SHRI SURESH 67. GAURAV (M) 3 SHRI GAURNAL 68. JATIN (M) 5 SHRI VIJAY YADAV 69. CHIRAG (M) 4 ½ SHRI HARI PRAKASH 70. DIPANSHU (M) 1 YEAR 3 MONTH SHRI HARI PRAKASH 71. MUSHKHAN (F) 3 SHRI DINESH 72. SHUBHAM (M) 4 SHRI RAJU 73. HIMANSHU (M) 1 ½ SHRI RAJU 74. ASHU (F) 4 ½ SHRI SATISH 75. JAYANT (M) 4 SHRI PARMANAND 76. NAVEEN (M) 5 SHRI VINOD 77. TARUN (M) 3 SHRI ANIL 78. BHUMI (F) 5 MONTH SHRI ANIL 79. HIMANSHI (F) 1 YEAR 3 MONTH SHRI SAMESINGH 80. LAKSYA (M) 6 MONTH SHRI DAVINDRA 81. PARAS (M) 2 YEAR 1 MONTH SHRI RAJU 82. DIYA (F) 5 MONTH SHRI KRISHAN 83. RISHABH (M) 3 SHRI BIRAM 84. ROHIT (M) 10 MONTH SHRI ANAND 85. PANKANJ (M) 4 SHRI NARESH 86. KUMKUM (F) 3 SHRI SUDHIR 87. RADHIKA (F) 1 ½ SHRI RAM NARAYAN 88. RONAK (F) 4 ½ SHRI RAMBIR

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89. RIYA (F) 4 SHIR SUDHIR 90. SORABH (M) 3 YEAR 1 MONTH SHRI VIRENDER 91. KAMACHI (F) 3 SHRI SUNIL YADAV 92. YOGESH (M) 3 SHRI SANJAY 93. AMISHA (M) 2 94. NIKI (F) 5 SHRI NARESH 95. GANGA (F) 1 ½ SHRI SUBHASH 96. JAMUNA (F) SHRI SUBHASH 97. YASHIKA (F) 1 ½ SHRI TEJSINGH 98. TANU (F) 5 SHRI ANOOP 99. TANIYA (F) 2 SHRI ANOOP 100. TAMBATERI (F) 2 MONTH SHRI ANOOP 101. ROHAN (M) 1 ½ SHRI CHAND RAM 102. SUNNY (M) 2 ½ SHRI NARESH 103. KRIPA (F) 2 ½ SHRI NARESH 104. HONEY (M) 4 SHRI HARIOM 105. TAMMNA (F) 3 SHRI DALJEET 106. BHUMIKA (F) 1 ½ SHRI DALJEET 107. MUSKHAN (F) 5 SHRI VEDPRAKASH 108. LACKI (M) 3 SHRI VEDPRAKASH 109. MANISHA (F) 3 ½ SHRI JAINARAYAN 110. ROHIT (M) 5 SHIR RAMESH 111. ANCHAL (F) 3 SHRI RAMESH 112. HARSHIT (M) 2 ½ SHRI SHELENDRE 113. LAKSHYA (M) 1 SHRI SHELENDRE 114. RIYA (F) 2 SHRI ASHOK 115. AMAN (M) 2 SHRI SUDHIR 116. AKASH (M) 2 SHRI SUDHIR 117. RISHAL (M) 3 SHRI BALRAM 118. ARYASH (M) 3 SHRI HEMENT 119. LAKSYA (M) 3 ½ SHRI YOGESH 120. CHARU(F) 7 MONTH SHRI RAJESH 121. JATIN (M) 4 SHRI SURESH 122. RAGAV (M) 4 SHRI OMPRAKASH 123. PAPPU (M) 4 MONTH SHRI ASHOK 124. HARSH (M) 1 YEAR 3 MONTH SHRI SUKHBIR 125. MUSKHAN (F) 2 ½ SHRI ANIL 126. SALONI (F) 6 MONTH SHRI NAVIN 127. SAHIN (F) 3 ½ SHRI ANIL 128. ROJI (F) 1 ½ 3 SHIR ASLAM 129. TANISHA (F) 5 MONTH SHRI JAI SINGH

LIST OF ANC (Antenatal Care)

A – BLOCK, PAPPANKALAN, DWARKA

S.No. NAME MONTHS/D.O.B. HOUSE NO. HUSBAND’S

NAME 1. Santosh 9 A-148 Pradeep 2. Reshma 8 A-68 Md. Anwar 3. Sannat 8 A-146 Sesaq 4. Sarita 7 A-186 Dryu Jaisiwat 5. Pinky 7 A-123 Ram Niwas 6. Shabina 8 A-216 Nasim

0-6 MONTHS

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7. Ajay 22.2.2005 A-104 Anil 8. Sanjeeta 22.2.2005 A-107 Kundan 9. Karan 6.05.2006 A-190 Kishan 10. Arjun 6.05.2006 A -191 Kishan 11. Neha 21.5.2006 A-48 Umesh 12. Meena 27.06.2006 A-89 Shambu Ram 13. Punam 27.06.2006 A–103 Vijay 14. Rachna 24.06.2006 A-138 Pappu 15. Gulshan 12.02.2006 A-186 Jetendra 16. Santosh 11.08.2006 A- 148 Parwin

Below 6 Months BLOCK – B

1. Poospendra 16.3.2006 B – 160 Geeta / Shivani 2. Aditiya 17.2.2006 B – 910 Sonu / Vimal 3. Rohit 2.3.2006 B – 100 Sushil / Badripal 4. Dipanshu 28.3.2006 B – 86 Maya / Suresh 5. Nakeeb 15.3.2006 B – 118 Sharda / Vijay 6. 13.1.2006 B – 30 Sonu / Ramnaryan 7. 9.7.2006 B – 98 Majina / Mubarak

List of ANC 1. Sabana 9month B-22 Wasim Ali 2. Bina 7month B-107 SC Ram kishor 3. Ramwati 7month B-8 SC Bharat 4. Hasina 7month B-25 Muslim Akram 5. Reeta 6month B-24 SC Ranjan 6. Geeta 5month B-102 SC Kalipai

Total population of B Block, Sector-1, PAPPANKALAN (892)

Male : 471 (Boys)1 to 5 = 126

Female : 421 (Girls) 0 to 6 = 10 BLOCK – C

1. Rekha 9m C-84 Ajay 2. Kamlesh 6m C-50 Bhupat 3. Ramwati 9m C-50 Ramesh 4. Anju 8m C-138 Mithelesh 5. Shanti 7m C-74 Piranji 6. Milan 6m C-58 Ram Bhardwaj

Total population = 1084

0-6 MONTHS 1. Mansharam 17.7.2006 131 SC Geeta 2. Arjun C-84 Mayawati 3. Saneh / Subraj 8.5.2006 C-38 Suman 4. Raushani 4.6.2006 C-39 Neelam 5. Uandana / Ajay 15.5.2006 C-84 Rekha 6. Sachin / Balmukund 23.03.2006 C-141 Sonia 7. Amarjeet / Arjun 28.06.2006 C-129 Mayawat

Total population = 1050

BLOCK – D 1. Sharda 3 month D-54 SC Satidevi 2. Pitto 8 month D-23 SC Mukhilal 3. Sheetal 7 month D-161 SC Amit 4. Hairon 6 month D-28 Muslim Toofhan

Below 6 Months 1. Meena (Suraj) 3.3.2006 D -205 Ajay 2. Kiran (Baby) 31.3.2006 D -254 Satish

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3. Lalam (Babu) 30.4.2006 Munna 4. Mamta(Pappu) 12.6.2006 D -86 Subhash 5. Mh. Azad 31.5.2006 Md. Panu

6. Kiran (Pappu) 12.6.2006 D -250 Vijandra 7. Nirmala(Pappu) 22.3.2006 D -65 Bachha Ram 8. Suman (Pappu) 2.8.2006 D -181 Dhani Ram 9. Priya (Mamta) 8.4.2006 D -60 Arbind

BLOCK – E 1. Shashi kala 9m E-58 Dinesh 2. Kusumlata 9m E-132 Rajendra 3. Geeta 9m E-146 Ashok 4. Sonia 8m E-99 Devender 5. Asha 7m E-58 Akshay kumar 6. Shobha 7m E-100 Josindra 7. Guddi 6m E-71 Raj Kumar 8. Meenu 9m E-78 Virender 9. Baby 9m E-79 Narendra 10. Kiran 5m E-171 Manoj 11. Reema 8m E-84 Tejpal 12. Komal 22.2.2006 E-4 Virendra 13. Nisha 25.2.2006 E-48 Sonu Mahtoo 14. Anju 20.3.2006 C-11 Amit Bahadur 15. Bhumi 10.3.2006 E-35 Sunil 16. Retika 11.4.2006 E-36 Kishan 17. Kunal 5.2.2006 E-134 Prashant 18. Punam 10.5.2006 E-16 Raju 19. Anjali 7.7.2006 E-146 Anand 20. Reena 27.7.2006 E-108 Ashok 21. Baby 1.8.2006 E-79 Narender 22. Shashi kala 8.8.2006 E-58 Dinesh 23. Meenu 11.8.2006 E-78 Virender

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DURGA PARK

Awareness and Training programme with urban slums women

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DURGA PARK SURVEY REPORT OF DURGA PARK

(Resettlement colony, Pocket -8, Nasir pur)

TOTAL HOUSE

105

TOTAL POPULATION

588

MALE 312 FEMALE 276

AGE (YEAR WISE)

0 – 1 15 1- 5 51 5 -10 70 10- 18 188 18 – 45 206 45 -60 47 ABOVE 60 11

588 EDUCATION

ILLITRATE 280 PRIMARY 110 MIDDLE 142 MATRIC 45 10 + 2 06 B.A 04 B. S.C 01

588 FAMILY PLANNING

OPERATED CASE 14 MALA- D USER 03 CONDOM USER 05 A.N.C (ANTENATALCARE) 03

List of ANC, Durga Park

S.NO HOUSE NO

NAME AGE HUSBAND’S NAME

M.P

1 176 Mohrrom Nisha 20 year Mh. Vasin 28.7.2006 5.5.2007

2 84 Salma 22 year Kalu 30.7.2006 6.7.2007

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107

Parveen

27 year

Jafrudin 20.7.2006 4.5.2007

AGE GROUP (0-5) S.NO NAME AGE HOUSE NO FATHER’S NAME 1 Munish 1 /M 113 Uday veer 2 Gourav 5 /M 351 Sohan lal 3 Roshan 5 128 Abrid Ali 4 Sahil 2 / M 128 Abri Ali 5 Afrin 4 /M 298 Mh. Hushen

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6 Abney husan 5 /M 19 Sabbir Alam 7 Lali 1 /M 19 Sabbir Alam 8 Sun Malik 3 /M 114 Salim 9 Akram 4 /M 61 10 Razu 1 ½ /M 61 Johan slila 11 Allaudin 4 /M 62 Rafi 12 Soni 4 /M 62 B Jakit 13 Ashijj 5 /M 533 Mh. Adil 14 Fazinaj 3 / F 48 /1 Badrudin 15 Frahan 2 /F 48/1 Badrudin 16 Mh. Keif 2 /M 48/1 Ali Mudin 17 Sharhoni 4 /M 27 Jan Mohamad 18 Irfhan 5 /M 32 Ibrahim 19 Khusbhu 4 / F 32 Ibrahim 20 Simran 1 /F 298 Nizamuddin 21 Shubhas 5/M 334 Nijamuddin 22 Sahil 5/M 98/96 Pappan 23 Rahul 3/M 98/92 Pappan 24 Shaina 1/F 98/92 Pappan 25 Roshni 5/F 20 Abid Ali 26 Sahil 3/M 20 Abil Ali 27 Imran 3/M 124 Caman 28 Abhida 5 /F 124 Caman 29 PushpaK 4 /M 300 Udayveer Sharma 30 Rakhi 6 /M 300 Udayveer Sharma 31 Sahil 4 ½ /M 100 Irfan 32 Sonia 1/ F 100 Irfan 33 Imran 5 /M 91/88 Mh. Uashim 34 Nagma 2 /F 84 Vashim 35 Mh. Muskan 2 /F 34 Fariyaz 36 Samir 1 /M 29/34 Mahmood 37 Rahil 2 32 Jahid 38 Saniya 6/M 88/76 Mh. Vnush 39 Tannu 3 ½ /F 7 Ram Millan 40 M. baby 2 month 176 Mh Vashin 41 E. Babu 1 month 107 Jafruddin 42 Sahil 5 month 62 Sakil 43 Ishika 2 /F 363 Issar 44 Sunny 3 ½ /M 92 Irshad Ali 45 Shonia 4/M 91/88 Umesh 46 F. Baby 6month 118 Udayveer 47 Suhmag 5 / M 300 tent C/o Uday Singh 48 Fahzum 2 / F 174 Rushid 49 Abbuzam 6 month 174 Rushid 50 Gulapsara 5 /F 109 Fakhruddin 51 Rukshana 3 /F 109 Fakhruddin 52 Sahil 2 / M 109 Fakhruddin 53 Heena 4 /F 62 Shakir 54 Sunita 5 /F 197 Madhu Sudan 55 Farin 1 /M 61 Ansih 56 Chand 5 /M 107 Karim 57 Sushan 5 /M 224 Dinesh Kumar

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DURGA PARK AGE GROUP (10-20)

ADOLESCENT

S.NO HOUSE NO NAME AGE FATHER’S NAME

1 Rz-234 Deepak 17 /M Umesh kumar

2 RZ-234 Pooja 18 /F Umesh kumar

3 RZ -34 Firaj 15 /M Mh. Samil

4 RZ -114 Rashmi 17/ F Salim

5 RZ -114 Sabrin 15 / F Salim

6 RZ – 114 Najrin 13 /F Salim

7 RZ-114 Mumtaj 11/M Salim

8 RZ-111 Mohsin Khan 16 /M Mr. Rezak

9 RZ-47 Sahid 10 /M Sabir Khan

10 RZ 181 Mushqatki 16 /M Noor Mohmad

11 RZ -189 Sahid 10 /M Badshah

12 RZ 4/38 Bunty 16 /M Abdul Sakur

13 NA Anil 15 /M Ramesh chand

14 NA Mamta 12 /F Ramesh chand

15 RZ-300 Yoginder 114/M Uday veer sharma

16 RZ -100 Rizvan 15 /M Rashid Ahmed

17 RZ -100 Sabina 12 /F Rashid Ahmed

18 RZ- 21 Sazida 16/F Anwar Ahmed

19 RZ-21 Mirja 18 /M Anwar Ahmed

20 RZ-21 Aiyaz 13/M Anwar Ahmed

21 RZ -21 Anwar 11/M Anwar Ahmed

22 RZ – 298 Soni 16/F Md. Hasan

23 RZ- 298 Moni 14 /F Md.Hasan

24 RZ- 298 Monmuddin 12 /M Md. Hasan 25 RZ-298 Abdur kadir 10/M Md. Hasan

26 RZ-210 Sumitra 18/F Ram Bahadur

27 RZ -210 Usrama 16 /F Ram Bahadur

28 RZ -210 Minakshi 13 /F Ram Bahadur

29 RZ -98 Mahnaz 13 /F Abdu Rahman

30 RZ-98 Gulapsha 10 /F Adbul Rahman

31 RZ – 33/28 Noor Alam 11/M Abdul Sahid

32 RZ -33/28 Noor Jamad 15/M Abdul Sahid

33 RZ-217 Zarina 17/F Sahdulli

34 RZ-217 Zarina 17 /F Sahdulli

35 RZ -217 Mirzena 16/F Sahdulli

36 RZ -113 B Deena Nath 16/M Katwaroo

37 RZ- 113 B Pardeep 14/M Katwaroo

38 RZ 113B Poonam 10/F Katwaroo

39 RZ 215 A/29 Rakesh Chuhan 14 /M Santram

40 RZ - 69 Mukima 16/M Kamruddin

41 RZ – 69 Sahzad 12/M Kamruddin

42 RZ -69 Heena 10/F Kamruddin

43 RZ -118 Sakhbir 16/M Ram Singh

44 RZ -118 Munna 14 /M Ram Singh

45 RZ– 85 Guriya 11/F Ram Singh

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RZ-85 Rahil 14/M Md Rajid

47 RZ -85 Kanchan 12/ F Md Rashid

48 RZ-121 Sunita 13/F Subhas

49 RZ-121 Sangeeta 12/F Subhas

50 RZ-121 Ajay 11/M Subhas

51 RZ-29/34 Muslim 10/M Mehmood

52 RZ 125 Archna 16/F Parkash

53 RZ-125 Poonam 15/F Parkash

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54 RZ-125 Krishna 13 /M Parkash 55 RZ-125 Babita 12/F Parkash

56 RZ-88 Mangal 15/M M/o Kiran

57 RZ-52 Rekha 14?F Gyan Singh

58 RZ -52 Om prakash 17/M Gyan Singh

59 RZ-52 Bipin 14/M Giyan Singh

60 RZ -21/44 Md. Imran 16/M Yamin

61 RZ- 21/44 Gulnaz 15/M Yamin

62 RZ -21/44 Meraj 13/M Yamin

63 RZ- 21/44 Naddim 10/M Yamin

64 RZ-351 Rekha 11/F Sohnia

65 RZ- 86 Dilshad 17 /M Shamshad

66 RZ -86 Mustakim 14/M Shamshad

67 RZ-86 Javed 10/M Shamshad

68 RZ-5/1 Nasim 16/M Md. Alim

69 RZ-5/1 Sahjhan 12/F Md Alim

70 RZ- 92

Wasim 12/M Irshad Ali

71 RZ -92

Nadim 10/M Irshan Ali

72 RZ -32 T

Sajid 17/M Md Badami

73 RZ -32 T

Sitara 15/F Md Badami

74 RZ-32T

Chandtara 14/F Md. Badami

75 RZ- 32 T

Farzana 12 /F Md. Badami

76 RZ-32 T Ishara 10 /F Md Badami

77 RZ-1 Kehkashan 12/F Babu khan

78

RZ-29/1

Rashid 18/M Ainul

79 RZ-29/1

Shakila 17/M Ainul

80 RZ-29/1

Sama 13/F Ainul

81 RZ- 29/1 Saiyed 15/M Ainul

82 RZ-29/1

Kharshida 13/F Ainul

83 RZ -10/1 Padma 16/M Manadev Jain

84 RZ- 10/7 Pataap 16/M Manavdev Jain 85 RZ-10/7 Mandeep 14/M Manadev Jain

86 RZ-112 Surender 18/M Musafir

87 RZ-113 Rekha 14/F Musafir

88 RZ -112 Sanjay 12/M Musafir

89 RZ- 179 Kishan 12/M Musafir

90 RZ-197 Mamta 13/F Madhu Sudan

91 RZ -197 Menakshi 11/F Madhu Sudan

92 RZ -197 Dev Wanti 17/M Madhu Sudan

93 RZ- 90 Sartleekha 18/F Nasin

94 RZ-157 Rukshar 13/F Arif

95 RZ-124 Yaris 11/M Chaman

96 RZ- 149 Samim 16/F M/o Mumtaz Begam

97 RZ-149 Ashmin 14/F M/o Mumtaj Begam

98 RZ- 27 Sartraj 10/M M/o Mumtaj Began

99 RZ-27 Sham Md 10/M Janmd

100 RZ-97 Isteyaq 16/M Istejab

101 RZ- 97 Ali hasan 14/M Istejab

102 RZ- 97 Javed 11/M Istejab

103 RZ-57 Rukshar 17/F Jafruddini

104 RZ-57 Parzan 16/F Jafruddin

105 RZ-57 Shabnam 14/F Jafruddin

106 RZ-57 Salman 12/M Jafruddin

107 RZ- 57 Krishna 10/M Jafruddin

108 RZ- 57

Sammi 17/M Jafruddin

109 NA Saboo 14/M Abdul Vahir

110 NA Saccho 12/F Abdul Vahir

111 RZ-142 Neha 12/F Mustaq

112 RZ-142 Sharuk khan 10/M Mustaq

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113 RZ-220 Amir 12/M Anwar

114 RZ- 220 Adil 10/M Anwar 115 RZ-43 Vinod 16/M Pooranmasi

116 RZ-127 Samni lal 16/M Bipin Kumar

117 RZ-127 Kamlesh 14/F Bipin Kumar

118 RZ- 127 Vimlesh 12/F Bipin Kumar

119 RZ-128 Javed Ali 10/M Abid Ali

120 RZ-104 Salma 13/F Fakruddin

121 RZ-104 Shamshad khan 10/M Fakruddin

122 RZ-82 Wazeda 16/F Gulam Hazur

123 RZ -82 Khalida 14/F Gulam Hazur

124 RZ-82 Sahila 12/F Gulam Hazur

125 RZ-82 Md. Mahtab 10/M Gulam Hazur

126 Sabana 18/F ahid Ahmed

127 Salman 15/F Sahid Ahmed

128 Sahil 10/M Sahid Ahmed

129 RZ-30 Anwar 10/M Siraj Ahmed

130 RZ-32 Nisha 14/F Ibrahim

131 RZ-32 Nigar 13/F Ibrahim

132 RZ- 298 Sonu 14/M Nizamuddin

133 RZ-49 Ansar 18/M Ikhalaq

134 RZ-49 Soni 14/F Ikhalaq

135 RZ- 49 Imran 12/M Ikhalaq

136 RZ-49 Sarbraz 10/M Ikhalaq

137 RZ- 334 Reshma 11/F Nezamuddin

138 RZ-332 Imran 17/M Noor Md

139 RZ-232 Rizwan 15/F Nood Md

140 RZ- 232 Sonu 10/M Noor Md

141 RZ- 18 Tahira 14/F Md Arif

142 RZ-18 Salman 12/M Md Arif

143 RZ-48/1 Tabassum 12/M Md Arif

144 RZ-48/1 Tarannum 16/F Md Kapil 145 RZ-48/1 Rehnuma 12/F Md Kapil

146 RZ-48/1 Md AZharuddin 10/M Md Kapil

147 RZ-48/1 Tepu Sultan 15/M Samsuddin

148 RZ-48/1 Ali Sultan 13/M Samsuddin

149 RZ-48/1 Fannaz 10/F Samsuddin

150 RZ-231 Sweeta 13/F Kishori lal

151 RZ-231 Rakesh 10/M Kishori lal

152 RZ- 231 Mukesh

11/M Kishori lal

153 RZ-139 A

Naziya 18/F Sadiq

154 RZ-139 A 140B Rashim 10/F Sadiq

155 RZ -533 Yasmin 16/F Md. Adif

156 RZ-533 Hasim 14/M Md Adif

157 RZ -533 Juli 12/F Mh. Adif

158 RZ-533 Talat 10/F Md Adif

159 RZ-133 Rehan 16/M Md. Ali

160 RZ-133 Rizwan 14/M Md. Ali

161 RZ- 133 Nasrim 10/F Md Ali

162 NA Sawaliya 15/F Maulana Haran Aasid

163 NA Muzabbar 12/M Maulana Haran Aasid

164 NA Rashid 10/M Maulana haran Aasid

165 NA Reyadat 13 /M Maulana haran Aasid

166 NA Aliya 12/F Maulana haran Aasid

167 NA Nazama 16/M Maulana haran Aasid

168 RZ-76 Sania 14/f Irshad

169 RZ- 76 Parween 12/F Irshad

170 RZ – 76 Javed 10/M Irshad

171 RZ-554 Rehana 13/F Abdul Gabur Khan

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HEALTH CHECK UP AND EYE CAMP

At Hasanpur, Nazafgarh on 9.9.2006

S. NO NAME OF PATIENTS AGE 1 Mrs Vidya 70 (F) 2 Mrs Omvati 50 (F) 3 Mrs Shanti(operational case) 70(F) 4 Mrs.Rang Singh 54(F) 5 Mrs. Mahabhai 70(F) 6 Mrs Shanti 74(F) 7 Mrs Lakhpati Devi 56(F) 8 Mrs Dhanpti 60(F) 9 Mr. Ramprasad (operational case) 75(M) 10 Mr. Subedar Singh 69(M) 11 Mr.Jile Singh 66(M)

172 RZ- 362 Meshazar 18/M Intezar

173 RZ-61 Hasina 17/F Astaq

174 RZ-61 Shabnam 15/F Astaq 175 RZ-61 Arif 10/M Astaq

176 RZ-62A Aman 10/M Zakir

177 RZ-62B Guddu 16/M Allauddin

178 RZ-62B Ibrar 14/M Alabiddin

179 RZ-62B Munni 13/F Alauddin

180 RZ- 62 C Md Sabi 10/M Sakir

181 RZ-119 Tepu Sultan 12/M Shabbir

182 RZ-119 Rizwan 13/M Shabbir

183 RZ- 119 Rehman 11/M Shabbir

184 RZ-119 Amruddin 10 /M Shabbir

185 RZ-117 Md Alam 16/M Habibur Rahman

186 RZ-117 Ansar Ali 14/M Habibur Rehman

187 RZ -117 Chand Ali 12/M Habibur Rehman

188 RZ-117 Sahnawaz 10/M Habibur Rehman

189 RZ-213 Kalim Ahmed 14/M Jahir Ahemd

190 RZ -213 Shabnam 12/F Jahir Ahmed

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12 Mr. Bal Krishan 60(M) 13 Mrs.Nun Devi 60 (F) 14 Mrs. Surta 60(F) 15 Mrs.Ganga Devi 80(F) 16 Mrs.Vimla Devi 45(F) 17 Mr. Krishna 52(M) 18 Mrs.Lali Devi 55(F) 19 Mrs. Buria Devi 60(F) 20 Mrs Vimla Devi 45(F) 21 Mrs.Kamla Devi 40(F) 22 Ms. Anita 16 (F) 23 Ms. Mega 14(F) 24 Mr. Baljeet 44 (M) 25 Ms. Sanyogeeta 10 (F) 26 Ms Priyanka 8 (F) 27 Mr. Sube Singh (operational case) 60(M) 28 Mr. Subhash Chandra 27(M) 29 Ms. Ritu Yadav 16(F) 30 Mrs. Poonam Yadav 16 (F) 31 Ms. Kastoori (operational case) 75(F) 32 Mr Mohit Yadav 13(M) 33 Mrs. Suman 30(F) 34 Mr.Chandan Singh 65(M) 35 Mr. Prince 11(M) 36 Mrs. Savita 30 (F) 37 Mrs. Murti 75(F) 38 Mrs. Nisha 10(F) 39 Mr. Bahal Singh 85 (M) 40 Mrs. Bharpai 70(F) 41 Mr. Ceeman Yadav 40(M) 42 Mrs. Puspa 50(F) 43 Mrs.Roshni 37(F) 44 Mrs. Deepika 16(F) 45 Mrs. Sarti 75(F) 46 Mrs. Bhagvati 70(F) 47 Mrs. Madan Singh 73(M) 48 Mr. Rahul 9(M) 49 Mrs. Candrakala 50(F) 50 Mr.Kahniyalal 85(M) 51 Mr. Chattar Singh 75(M) 52 Mrs. Shakuntla 40(F) 53 Mr. Gaurav 10(M) 54 Mrs Parvati 56(F) 55 Ms.Vidya Devi 65(F) 56 Mr.Narendra Yadav 25(M) 57 Mrs.Hookmati Devi 60(F) 58 Mrs.Laxmi Devi (operational case) 70(F) 59 Mrs. Parmila Devi 30(F) 60 Mrs. Misroo Devi 50(F) 61 Mr. Ramsanjog Yadav 58(M) 62 Mr. Dhani Ram 50(M) 63 Mr. Suresh 28(M) 64 Mr. Pawan 26(M) 65 Ms. Vandna 19(F) 66 Ms. Shivani 11(F) 67 Mrs.Santosh 40(F) 68 Ms. Pinki 15(F)

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69 Mr. Johni 7(M) 70 Mrs. Kanta 35(F) 71 Mrs. Sunita 41(F) 72 Mrs. Kela 55(F) 73 Mrs. Meena 24(F) 74 Ms Asha 14(F) 75 Mrs. Suresh 41(F) 76 Mrs, Chandra 60(F) 77 Mrs. Pooja 14(F) 78 Mr. Arvind 12(M) 79 Mr.Dharma 58(M) 80 Ms. Vimla 30(F) 81 Ms. Preeti 15(F) 82 Mr. Vikas 13(M) 83 Ms. Kusum 12(F) 84 Ms. Kavita 13(F) 85 Mr. Virendra 35(M) 86 Mr Rampal 35(M) 87 Mr. Gajraj 65(M) 88 Ms Sweta 10(F) 89 Ms Santosh 30(F) 90 Mr Satbir 38(M) 91 Mr.Sadhu Ram 55(M) 92 Mr. Prithvi 40(M) 93 Ms. Nihali 55(F) 94 Ms Kela (2) 60(F) 95 Mr. Saroj Bhan 50(M) 96 Mr.Kale Ram 50(M) 97 Ms. Geeta 37(F) 98 Mr. Krishan 13(M) 99 Mrs. Suman 25(F) 100 Mrs Saroj 32(F) 101 Mrs.Sakuntla (operational case) 55(F) 102 Mrs Laxmi Devi 70(F)

Eye Camp on progress

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PRAYOG VIHAR

Training to women on health and hygiene

Awareness and Training Programme

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SURVEY REPORT

PRAYOG VIHAR / HARI NAGAR (RESETTLEMENT COLONY)

TOTAL HOUSE

210

TOTAL POPULATION MALE 574 FEMALE 439 1013 AGE GROUP 0 -1 YEAR 21 1 – 5 YEAR 64 5 – 10 YEAR 110 10 – 18 YEAR 240 18 – 45 YEAR 465 45 – 60 YEAR 93 ABOVE 65 YEAR 14 EUNUCH 05 1013 HEALTH CHECK UP IMMUNISATION 70 ANTENATAL CASES 8 FAMILY PLANNING OPERATION 34 MALA. D USER 14 CU. T USER 5 WORKING CLASS PRIVATE JOB 80 LABOUR CLASS 30 SELF WORKER 105 GOVERMENT 2 NGO 2 EDUCATION ILLITRATE 523 PRIMARY 144 MIDDLE 226 MATRIC 85 10 +2 25 B.A 08 B.ED 02 1013

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LIST OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING

PRAYOG VIHAR, Hari Nagar

LIST OF CHILDREN (Health & Hygiene Check up)

Age group (0-5)

S.NO NAME AGE HOUSE NO. FATHER / MOTHER ‘S

NAME 1. Rohit 4 /M 59 Ram Kishore 2. Neha 3 /F 74 Ram Kishore 3. Khushi 3 /F Murlidhar 4. Rukhshana 2 /F 115 Murlidhar 5. Seema 2 /F 117 Pappu 6. Mahak 4 /M 113 Mubarq 7. Anchal 3 /F 106 Jitender 8. Vikas 1/M 123 Nita 9. Krishna 2 ½ /M 124 Monika 10. Gautam 5 / M 121 Sunita 11. Govind 3 /M 115 Sunita

S.NO HOUSE NO NAME AGE HUSBAND’S NAME

TRAINING

1 28 B SEEMA 38 - BEAUTY PARLOUR

2 30 GANESHI 38 JAI RAM TAILORING

3 46 GANGA 27 RAJU TAILORING

4 54 SUSHMA 21 HERALAL TAILORING

5 54 SANGEETA 20 PARDEEP TAILORING

6 57 NEHA 15 HARI RAM TAILORING

7 69 MEENU 19 SURAJ TAILORING

8 69 JYOTI 20 SUNDER ENGLISH

SPEAKING TAILORING

9 84 GEETA 21 PAWAN TAILORING

10 84 ANJALI 40 KANIYA LAL TAILORING AND

PARLOUR

11 69 BABITA 17 D/O DEEPCHAND

ENGLISH SPEAKING

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12. Pooja 2 /F 106 Reeta 13. Kesar 5 / F 131 Asha 14. Anand 5/M 128 Vishnu 15. Rajan 3 /M 135 Ganga 16. Kohinur 4 / M 135 Anju 17. Sahil 4 / M 140 Anju 18. Gaurav 2 /< 140 Anita 19. Kashish 2 /F 59 Sunita 20. Muskan 2 /F 74 Anita 21. Mahak 2 /F 22. Neha 1 /F 115 Ram kishan 23. Aditya 14 month /M 117 Savita 24. Khushi 2 /F 113 Sangeeta 25. Pawan 5 / M 106 Canda 26. Tasu 9 month /M 123 Arti 27. Manish 9 month / M 124 Krishna 28. Cunnu 1 ½ /M 121 Manju 29. Sahil 3 / M 115 Ram kishan 30. Ajay 3 /M 106 Chanda 31. Tarun 2 /M 131 Suman 32. Gajala 5 /M 128 Sonu 33. Samir 5 /M 135 Simran 34. Sahil 3 /M 135 Simran 35. Heena 5 /F 140 Sakhila 36. Chandni 3 /F 140 Sakhila 37. Aditya 1-6 month /M 136 A Neetu 38. Arshad 4 / M 144 Reshma 39. Heena 2 /M 75 Zahid 40. Neha 4 / F 78 Munni 41. Kajal 4 /F 82 Mohini Devi 42. Gagan 4 /M 82 A Vijay 43. Dhuruv 4 / M 84 Pavan 44. Preeti 5 /F 84 Gopal 45. Sadhana 5 /F 95 Ammavati 46. Manish 2 /M 97 Shobna 47. Aftab 2 /M 99 Naseeba 48. Saniba 5 /F 99 A Naseeba 49. Samiya 8 month/F 99 A Neelam 50. Shiwan 5 /F 102 Nisha 51. Mahak 10 month /F 103 Karuna 52. Vicky 10 month /F 106 Sobhna 56. Vinay 5 /M 165 Sobhna 57. Priya 2 /F 165 Anju 58. Yoggnsi 2 /F 167 Anju 59. Salu 4 /M 179 C/o Nummi 60. Yash 24 /M 179 C/o Nunni 61. Tulshi 1 ½ / F 171 Kailash 62. Rani 4 days /F 173 Muna 63. Chaya 4 /F 185 Muna 64. Anchal 4 ½ /F 185 Jitender 65. Priya 5 / F 188 Jitender 66. Abhisek 5 /M 188 Santosh 67. Vivek 3 /m 188 Santosh 68. Simran 1 ½ /F 140 - 69. Laxmi 2 / F 208 Ram lal 70. Rohit 9 month /M 208 Ram lal 71. Nammi 4 /F 208 Ram lal

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72. Gun Gun 4 ½ /F 80 Aryan 73. Shivani 1 ½ /F 188 Rajesh 74. Pushpak 3 ½ /F 199 Rakesh 75. Khushbhu 4 /F 212 Bablu 76. Luxyye 6 month/M 65 Sanjay 77. Munni 5 /F 199 Dharmendra 78. Bhawana 3 / F 199 Dharmendra 79. Ashish 4 /M 9 Makar lal 80. Annu 3 /M 18 Ashok 81. Komal 3 /F 22 Vijay 82. Pooja 5 / F 23 Chetan 83. Gopal 5 /M 29 Shiyaram 84. Priya 1 ½ /F 109 Jagdish 85. Furkan 2 ½ /M 130 Rahman 86. Rahul 3/M 139 Amar Singh 87. Priya 1 ½ /M 158 Badri Prasad 88. Vijay 4 /M 158 Badri Prasad 89. Yogesh 4 /M 176 Ramesh 90. Sonia 1 /F 197 Parminder

LIST OF CONTRACEPTIVE USERS

S.NO HOUSE NO

NAME AGE NO. OF CHILDREN

YOUNGEST USER

1 208 NAGINA 25 2 I YEAR CONDOM

2 201 GUDDIA 23 2 1 ½ YEAR CONDOM

3 208 RUKHAMAN 22 7 MONTH CONDOM

4 207 GEETA 25 2 2YEAR CONDOM

5 78 MUNNI 22 1 3 ½YEAR

CONDOM

6 103 NISHA 28 3 2 YEAR CONDOM

7 52 ANJU 22 2 4 MONTH CONDOM

8 M SONIA 24 5 4 YEAR CONDOM

9 212 VIDHYADAV 32 3 4 YEAR CONDOM

10 214 PUTTI DEVI 35 2 1 ½ YEAR CONDOM

11 23 INDIRA 26 4 3 YEAR CONDOM

12 31 SANTOSH 35 4 2 YEAR CONDOM

13 40 REETU 20 1 2YEAR MALA D

14 40 B BEENU 36 5 5YEAR MALA D

15 41 SUNITA 25 2 5 YEAR MALA D

16 45 VISHNU 31 3 4 YEAR MALA D

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17 46 GANGU 27 2 3 YEAR MALA D

18 58 POONAM 26 4 4 YEAR CONDOM

19 101 SONU 31 2 2 YEAR CONDOM 20 75 SAVITA 25 2 6 MONTH CONDOM

21 74 SAVITA 23 1 2 YEAR CONDOM

22 84 PREETI 22 2 4 YEAR CONDOM

23 30 PUJA 36 3 4 YEAR CONDOM

24 103 SONU 22 1 1 MONTH CONDOM

OTHER ACTIVITIES BEING TAKEN UP SOON

FAMILY MEDICAL FOLDER COVERING FAMILIES IN 338 HOUSES.

FOLLOW UP ANC PROGRAMME WITH SAFE DELIVERY AND INFANT CARE.

HEALTH CARE AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME FOR ADOLESCENT GIRL.

VOCATIONAL TRIANING PROGRAMME FOR SELF HELP GROUP INCLUDES FOOD PROCESSES,

TAILORING, EMBRIODERY, AND BEAUTY CULTURE ETC.

TRAINING ON HYGIENIC PRATICES.

STARTING VILLAGE LIBRARY.

STARTING YOUTH CLUB FOR BOY AND GIRL.

DEVELOPING MICRO CREDIT SYSTEM.

CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSE HOLD OF TWO PIT AND SAFE DRINKING WATER.

ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMME ETC.

The existing status of urban slum and rural set up said cannot to be satisfactory. Total

health care concept on health, hygiene, sanitation, safe drinking water and promoting

awareness programme on environment sanitation can be replicable elsewhere. We have

interlinked toilet technology with total health care concept to bring about change in urban

slums. We have mentioned working result of various urban slums which can be treated as

a model.

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QUICK FACTS

42% of the world’s populations – 2.6 billion have no safe place to go to the toilet.

A child dies every 15 seconds from diarrhea caused largely by poor sanitation and water supply.

The Lancet medical journal reports that diarrhea diseases are the greatest single killer of children in poor

countries.

The Millennium Development Goals include the target to halve the proportion of people without sanitation

by 2015.

This target is itself only a step on the road to universal access. Even if it is achieved there will still be 1.8

billion people – one in four of the world’s population at that time without any safe place to go to the toilet.

At the current rate of progress the global target will not be met until 2026 – 11 years too late.

This will result in the deaths of an extra 10 million children.

Had they lived these children could have contributed $61 billion to their countries’ economies.

443 million school days are lost annually worldwide due to diarrhea disease.

In sub-Saharan Africa, at the current rate of progress, the sanitation target will not be met until 2105 –

resulting in the deaths of an extra 133 million African children.

The additional cost to Africa of these children’s lives would be $1.7 trillion ($69 billion in today’s money).

The MDGs apply to individual countries. Zambia will not meet its sanitation MDG until 2130.

384,000 people need to gain access to sanitation every day to reach the MDG targets – a 90% increase on

performance in the 1990s.

The Global Water Partnership (GWP) calculated that only $1 billion was being spent on sanitation per year

in developing countries.

The GWP also stated that annual spending on water and sanitation needs to double from $14 billion to $30

billion to reach the MDGs with all the extra money being spent on sanitation.

The World Health Organization has estimated that the failure to invest in the water and sanitation MDGs

will cost developing countries $84 billion per year in lost lives, low productivity of sick workers, increased

health system costs, and education provision wasted on children absent because of water hauling work or

ill-health.

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