Showing posts with label International day of People with Disability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label International day of People with Disability. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2013

Disability Day Celebrations - Latehar

The final part of our celebration of the International Day of People with Disabilities. This was organised in Latehar, our neighbouring district. The Community Based Rehabilitation Project works in 4 blocks of Latehar district - Barwadih, Manika, Latehar and Chandwa.

We thank the Lord specifically for the program today as we had some untoward incidents of social unrest. There were couple of more landmine blasts on the way to Latehar just before the team was returning from Latehar after the program.

Snaps from the program . . .

Lighting of the lamp

Welcome song by children from Carmel Asha Kendra

Dr. Roshine welcoming the gathering

Dr. Harold Hansda giving the felicitation

Mr. Manoj, a disabled friend singing a song

The guests

Dance by students from Carmel Asha Kendra

Tiny tots from Carmel Asha Kendra doing an action song

The audience

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Disability Day Celebrations - Daltonganj

Now, these are snaps I got from the International Day of People with Disability celebrations in our district headquarters which our Community Health team organized . . .

Welcome address

Joint inauguration

One participant singing a song

Chottu and Chintu doing a dance
 
Disabled friendly ramp

The Climate Change Project staff advertising Madwa/Ragi foodstuff

Another view of the audience

A drama in progress

One more view of the audience

Disability Day Celebrations - NJH

December 3rd is celebrated as International Day of People with Disability. 

Snaps from the program we arranged in the hospital . . .

Registration of participants

The venue

Students from the Carmel Asha Kendra, Latehar who presented cultural programs

Disabled friendly . . . overcoming barriers

The chief guest, the Block Development Officer, Mr. Jha

Honoring the Pradhan family . . . for their commitment to tackle blindness in the community. Dr. Pradhan was operating and could not make it. Mrs. Pradhan accepted the memento.   


Scenes from dance presented by the Carmel Ashakendra students . . .



The program ended with a sumptuous lunch for participants and hospital staff and students