Quarterly Progress Report

Staff Updating & Review meetingNetherlands Leprosy Relief, India

DHANBAD, 7-8 July 2010

Presented byArvind KumarNMS, Ranchi

Self Care Groups-StatusSince Jan-08 to June 10

No of Colonies identified for SCPractice

No of Colonies Started SCPractice

Total No.

of PAL

No of PAL

started

SCPractice

No. Practicing

Regularly

33 24 673 673

( In 73 groups)

558

Self Care Group-Outcome

Period PALs with Ulcer

Ulcers Healed

New Ulcer Devoloped

January to June 09 99 54 NIL

June to December 09 106 48 NIL

January 10 t0 June 10 173 16 NIL

No Cases for RCS:- 3

Referred 2

Done NIL

Aids-Appliances providedSince Jan 2009-June 2010

Foot wears

Crutches Wheel chair

Tcycle Grip aids

Goggles Others(A.Limbs)

No of PAL in need

620 37 5 2 194 64 18

No. of PAL provided

382 24 5 NIL NIL 30 NIL

No. of PAL remaining to be provided

238 13 NIL 2 194 34 18

Support in education of children(Bags, Stationary,Dress.Fee etc)

No. of children Identified

No. of children provided

Remaining children to be supported

Up to Vth Class

102 43 59+113

Up to X class 35 19 16+64

Higher education

13 3 10+14

Support in education of children(Bags, Stationary,Dress.Fee etc)

Bokaro ProjectNo. of children Identified

No. of children provided

Remaining children to be supported

Up to Vth Class

71 40 31

Up to X class 31 31 NIL

Higher education

10 5( V.T.)

5

(Returned back from Job in

Delhi)

5

S. E. Rehabilitation-status

Vocational training

Financing/loan

Housing,

drainage,etc

Electricity Other( Bakri Palan,Pigri)

No of PAL in need

122 169 50/56 218 193

No of PAL provided

19+6 NIL NIL NIL NIL

Comments – Most PAL are illiterate , so they are not ready for Vocational Training. Their children are educated and going for Vocational Training.

Problems & Obstacles

Problem Action taken

Lack of supervision & monitoring in PAL Home by the facilitator.

Discussed with SLO, they asked issue a letter to facilitator for supervision and monitoring in PAL homes and report sent with MPR

District Jamtara & Ramgarh, Society fund is available for MCR but not provided till date.

Discussed with facilitator /DLO in the State level meeting on 29.5.10 and asked MCR provided to PAL., result- awaiting.

Healthy persons creating problem in education support. They want the same facilities to their children as well.

Discussion in Review meeting.

Suggestions

• For education support , formation of a committee in PAL home

which will decide that which student needs education support from

NLR-F.

• A part time teacher to be given in each PAL home for evening

session.

• Dressing materials, Ointment, Medicines should be available in

each PAL home.

• MCR Chappal should be available to all PAL.

• Financing Loan / Bakri Palan Loan should be given to PAL for trial

and experiences.

School dress , Books, Note books & Slate provided by NLR-F at Bokaro

School dress provided to children at Bijulia PAL home , Ramgarh by NLR-F.

Shambhu Mahto S/O Adhni Mahtain, Nilmohan Mahto –Indira Colony Ranchi, studying in Class XI supported by NLR-F.

Jhantu Dhobi , Lakhi Dhobin D/O Mochi Ram Dhobi/ Jatri Dhobin- Nirmala Colony, Ranchi getting education support from NLR-F.

Basir Raj, Karisma Aajmi C/O Chand Bano /Md.Safik Asha Dan PAL Home, Bokaro , getting education

support with NLR-F and they asked for more support.