Sharing Project Details

We decided to ask for support and donation from the students and teachers of various blocks of our school. So, at the beginning of May, 2013 we members of  SQC Elevate, gave speech about the present condition of women violence in Nepal and also information them about our project related to women violence, it's objectives and  encouraged them to support us by donating money and materials. We also made wall magazines, posters and pasted them in the various blocks of our school to inform the students about our project and to support us in our donation drive . We even displayed some placards related to our project and women violence to influence and attract the attention of the students and teachers.

Adding the final touches to our wall magazines

A group member displaying our postcards

Members of our group giving speech in the 9 & 10 block

Students of grade 7 attentively listen to our group's speech

Sharing our project detail to the students of grade 6

Targeted Area: Manohara Slum, Manohara, Bhaktapur, Nepal

Manohara is a place located at Bhaktapur, in the banks of the river Manohara . People have been residing in that area for six years. We selected the manohara slum of Bhaktapur because of the following reasons:

1.     Poor environment sanitation.

2.     Pitiful condition of girls.

3.     Increasing rate of violence in the slum community.

4.     Only a primary level school in a community of 600 households.

5.     Different organizations are working there but none of them have targeted women violence as the problem.

6.  People belonging to 23 different ethnic groups reside in the same slum.  

Interview with the people of the Slum

PROBLEMS OF MANOHARA SLUM

1. Water scarcity
2. Lack of proper toilets
3. Gender discrimination
4. Domestic violence
5. Flood and water borne diseases
6. Lack of proper educational institution
7. Pollution and poor sanitation
8. Conflict between people of the community

Manohara slum

TARGETED GROUP

After the observation of the slum area  we found out the Dail Community provides food every morning to the children and the teenagers of the slum. After having a talk with the principal of  'Shree Saraswati Prathamic Vidyalaya' , we found out that minimum 25 teenage girls from the slum come to the school and the dial community. So we decided to target 30 students within the age group of 12- 16 yrs that come to the school, as the are still immature and need more awareness and empowerment.

Shree Saraswwati Primary school

                              

Teenage girls  at Dail Community