Acheivement of Ashraya Project,August 2017 to July 2018
The achievement of Ashraya Project from August 2017 to July 2018 : Overall Project Objective (long term impact) :
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OUTPUTS |
Performance indicators |
Verification |
Assumptions |
1. a. The victims are identified and screened. And they are placed in Emergency Receiving Facility(ERF). |
· 17 new girls are referred and placed in ERF. · 4 girls from previous year are receiving services. |
· Referral documents · Case documentation · Entry in database of government. |
· The victims remain protected without undue threats. |
1.b.The victims are assisted in their healing process |
· 13 girls received general health check-up at J & J health clinic and 12 girls received treatment at SACTS · 2 old girls received necessary medical treatment · 4 girls were under psychiatric treatment · Out of 21 girls, 12 girls attended school and 1 girl is enrolled for further studies |
· Report and test results
· Report
· .Report
· .Progress report and bills of payment |
· The victims will be healed physically, psychologically and moved and assisted to move forward without any obstacles. |
1.c Ways are paved for the successful reintegration of the victims/survivors |
· 23 family meetings and family visit were conducted. · 4 girls reunited with the mother. · Assess the services and coordination with other organizations and government offices for case referral. · 11 girls and 1 woman were referred |
· Minute and assessment form fill up · Reintegration forms were filled- up and minute · Letter from CCWB for referral, mails and submission of case studies |
· The families will be assessed for the reintegration. · The bond between families and victims will be good. · The organizations will receive girls needing, long term support. |
2. The care givers are gathered, supervised and trained. |
· 3 Peer supervision meetings of psychosocial counselors were conducted in coordination with Antaranga · Two trainings on Art Therapy and Trauma release exercise were conducted for the psychosocial counselors. · 1 peer supervision meeting with the residential staff members was conducted and oriented on behavioral problems through Art therapy. |
· Attendance sheet, group developed formats
· Attendance sheet and report |
· The caregivers will improve their skills and provide better services to the beneficiaries |
3. The organizations and police recognize Kumudini’s work and support on legal cases and refer the cases. |
· 6 girls referred from organizations and 15 girls are referred from police, Woman development office and school · MoU between Kumudini and Apeiron (NGO working with women facing gender-based violence) · The related government offices like WDO and CPO recognized Kumudini’s work |
· Referral letter · MoU
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· The organizations and police will contact Kumudini for referring rape cases. |
4. The rape victims who are at home, are identified and provided support |
· 11 girls and women subjected to abuse and exploitation were dealt and supported as per need. |
· Payment of Bills, request letter from parent · Request letter, filled-out forms |
· The victims receive necessary support and healed. |
5. The families are aware of the effects of the abuse/exploitation and ware of legal procedures.
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· Three parent’s meeting was conducted where the parents, especially mothers were sensitized about child abuse, legal procedures and positive parenting. |
· Attendance sheet, report |
· The families understand and accept the girls willingly |
6. The girls are supported on legal proceedings |
· 1 girl received birth certificate · Kumudini dealt 12 new legal cases. There was court verdict of 7 girls. |
· Birth certificate · FIR, legal document · Phone call and minute
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· The girls and their families receive the justice. |
7.The project was evaluated and received feedback |
· The external monitoring and evaluation was conducted by Social Welfare board. |
· Report
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· The government bodies become aware of the activities of the project and support the work. |