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Environment Day Observation.
On June 5th, 2023, the Association for Social Development Suhruth Sadan (ASDSS) joined forces with staff members from Suhruth Loom Arts (SLA) to celebrate World Environment Day. The observance began with a gathering in front of the SLA building. Staff members from both ASDSS and SLA, along with interns and sisters, assembled for a tree-planting ceremony. A mangosteen sapling was chosen, symbolizing a commitment to a sustainable future. Following the planting, SLA staff member Sheeba and ASDSS staff member Ms. Bansuri T.K. delivered thought-provoking messages about the importance of environmental protection. Their words highlighted the significance of individual responsibility in safeguarding our planet. To further solidify the message of environmental awareness, social work staff from ASDSS presented SLA staff with a message poster. This poster served as a platform for the SLA staff to express their own environmental commitments and encourage action within their workplace.
Blood Donation Camp
The Association for Social Development Suhruth Sadan (ASDSS) partnered with Bharata Mata School of Legal Studies Aluva Blood Donors Club and the Indian Medical Association (IMA) to organize a vital blood donation camp. The event, held on June 26th, aimed to collect much-needed blood donations and raise awareness about the importance of blood donation. The camp was graced by the presence of Principal Fr. Sebastian, who officially inaugurated the program. In his opening remarks, Fr. Sebastian emphasized the significant benefits of blood donation, not just for the recipients but also for the donors themselves. He highlighted potential health advantages such as a reduced risk of heart and liver disease, the stimulation of new blood cell production, lower cholesterol levels, improved mental well-being, and even body weight maintenance. The Indian Medical Association (IMA) played a crucial role in collecting blood donations throughout the camp. Through their expertise and dedication, they were able to collect a remarkable 55 units of blood, a testament to the success of the collaborative effort.
Free Eye Camp
The Association for Social Development Suhruth Sadan, along with Udhaya Bhavan SD Convent and the Eye Foundation Super Specialty Hospital, joined forces to organize a free eye check-up camp for the residents of Udhaya Colony. Held on august 27, the camp aimed to provide vital eye care services to the community, ensuring access for all. The camp kicked off at 9:00 AM and saw a significant turnout, with around 50 people participating. Qualified medical professionals diligently conducted eye examinations throughout the day, identifying any potential issues. A crucial aspect of the camp was the opportunity it provided for residents to access cataract surgery at a reduced cost. This intervention is life-changing for many individuals suffering from cataracts, which can cause significant vision impairment. Furthermore, the organizers recognized that some residents might face financial constraints. To ensure inclusivity, the camp offered free cataract surgery to those who lacked the means to pay. This commitment to accessibility ensured that everyone in the community could benefit from this vital medical service. The camp concluded successfully at 1:00 PM, having served a considerable number of residents from Udhaya Colony.
Honouring Environment Guardians
As a part of honouring harithakaramasena members, a program Panchayath has conducted at Suhruth Sadam hall on 17th July. The program named as “Honouring environmental guardians ” . The program was started with a warming prayer by MSW interns Welcome speech is carried out by community social worker Ms. Mariya Babu. Sr. Ancy Maniyamkot ( ASDSS secretary) led the presidential adress. The inaugural ceremony was done by Ms. Sathi Lalu ( Panchayath president) by watering a plant. Following that, the president addressed all the Haritha karamasena workers for their sincerity in work. After that 28 Haritha karamasena workers including Asha workers honoured by a memento and raincoat which is hand over by Panchayath president in presence of ward member. Mr. K A Joy , 13th ward member, Mr. Saju Mathai , Health standing commitee member Mrs. Resina Shihab Haritha karamasena president Mrs. Noorjahan , Asha worker Mrs. Sini Benny . All of them shared their felicitation excluding asha worker. Also there is group song presented by MSW interns. Vote of thanks was done by MSW intern. The program ended up with a group photo session.
COMMERATION OF VENERABLE FR VARGHESE PAYAPPILLY
The Association for Social Development Suhruth Sadan (ASDSS) held a prayerful and joyous commemoration to honour the memory of venerable Fr. Varghese Payappilly. The event served as a tribute to his remarkable life and the lasting impact of his contributions. The program commenced with a special prayer, setting a reverent tone as participants paid their respects to Fr. Payappilly. A short film followed, offering a glimpse into the inspiring work of the Sisters of the Destitute, a testament to the legacy he helped create. The highlight of the commemoration was the presentation of a captivating short film. This beautifully crafted piece served as a powerful tribute, encapsulating the life and values of the SD Sisters. Adding a touch of engagement, members of the elder’s self-help groups actively participated in the program. The inclusion of games and refreshments ensured a sense of community and celebration amidst the commemoration. Through this well-rounded event, ASDSS not only honoured Fr. Varghese Payappilly legacy but also fostered a deeper understanding of the ongoing mission of the SD Sisters. The day concluded on a positive note, leaving a lasting impression on all who participated.
LEGAL SERVICE DAY CELEBRATION
November 11 is celebrated as Legal Service Day. On this day a class was organized on behalf of Dist, School of Social work, Suhruth Sadan and SOS children’s village for the inmates of SOS village. The venue of the program was in SOS Children’s village Aluva. The resources person was Adv. Ranjith Mark, High court of Kerala. The topic was Constitution of India with special emphasis on right of children. The secession started at 3 PM. The social work trainee introduced about the session Joshy Sir; senior councillor welcomed everyone to the session. The session was interesting all inmates participated in different activities. The session ended by 4.30 PM. Authorities of SOS children’s village presence made the session more meaningful. Safar Sir said the vote of thanks to all who attended the program. Every one enjoyed the gaming session. The social work trainees Aleena Isaac and Ilin P. Anil coordinate the program.
