17.11.16

(SSR16-056) Problematic Analysis of Differently Abled Children


1.        TITLE:
                          “Problematic Analysis of Differently Abled Children”
2.        MISSION:
·         Focuses mainly on studying the lives of differently abled children, to spread happiness, and rays of hope among the children.
·         To encourage specially abled children to come forward to the society and overcome the social negligence faced by them.
·         To have a check on the physical well being of the children by conducting a medical check up by a reputed physiotherapist.
·         Tried to make them familiar with educational systems by providing necessary commodities.
3.       CORE CONTRIBUTORS:
·         CATEGORY: SSR
·         TEAM CODE: (SSR16-056)
·         THE TEAM:
                                    ABHIMANYU S KAMATH        AM.EN.U4ME14102           
                                    ABHISHEK S                             AM.EN.U4ME14104   
                                    VIBHAS M                                AM.EN.U4ME14062    
                                           SREERAJ V                             AM.EN.U4ME14157   
                                    ANKITH MADHU                     AM.EN.U4ME14114    
                                    VISHNU DUTT M                    AM.EN.U4ME14039   
                                   GOKUL KRISHNA                    AM.EN.U4ME14027    
   
                               PLACE:
                      Home of Faith, Cochin ,Kerala
4.       ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN:
·         Conducted a physiotherapy test on all children to know regarding their well being.
·          Drawing competition was conducted to encourage their skills.
·         A small mono-act as a part of entertainment.
·         Cooked food for children as a part of their daily meal.
5.       BACKGROUND OF THE PROBLEM:
·         Tendency of parents to take no good care of children once they get to know that the child is physically challenged.
·         Malnutrition is the basic problem, as parents do not invest much on the children once they get to know about the truth
·         Unavailability of schools and necessary amenities

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7.        CONQUEST:
·         We were really happy to see the children enjoying our session with a whole lot of enthusiasm.
·         We were happy to see the children cleaning their surroundings, putting the litter in a waste pit without even asked to do so.
8.       OBSTACLES FACED:
·         At first it was not easy to convey our point to the students as they couldn’t respond to our questions.
·         The space was not sufficient to interact freely with the children.
·         The time allotted by the authorities was limited facilitating meagre mingling with children.
·         Reluctance of children to invite us to their world.
·         Difficulty in preparing food as it was the first time experience
9.       T OTAL MAN HOURS FOR ACCOMPLISHMENT:
·         1 Days
10.   ROAD AHEAD:
·         Most of the children are studying in a school outside the village by making use of the hostel facilities provided by the government.
·         We are planning to visit again to meet them so that we could have an interaction with them.
11.   ROSES AND THORNS:
·         We are really happy that we had the opportunity to go to and interact with the people over there.
·         We learned the living standard of the minority section of people in our society.
·         It was a great experience and we could meet many people.
·         We came to how difficult to be a diabled person.
·         We thank everyone who supported to complete our project.




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