SURAKUNTA
Surakunta is a small village with 34 families and a total population of 440 members (219 men and 221 women). The village has a large youth and working-age population, showing strong potential for growth. Adopted under the FFVDP project, Surakunta is undergoing steady development with a focus on: Improving agriculture and livelihoods Promoting education and skills for children and youth Strengthening healthcare and nutrition Empowering women Upgrading basic infrastructure With these initiatives, Surakunta is progressing towards becoming a self-reliant and model village.
| Total Families | 34 | |
|---|---|---|
| Family Members | Men | Women |
| Age 0-2 | 13 | 09 |
| Age 3-5 | 12 | 11 |
| Age 6-10 | 21 | 13 |
| Age 11-15 | 19 | 21 |
| Age 16-17 | 08 | 08 |
| Age 18-23 | 31 | 32 |
| Age 24-58 | 111 | 115 |
| Age 58 Above | 04 | 12 |
| Total | 219 | 221 |
| Overall Total | 440 | |
1. Leadership
During the year 2020–2021, several important activities were carried out to strengthen community participation and organizational growth. Regular VDC meetings were conducted to discuss village development issues and plan collective actions. Training programs for VDC members were organized to enhance their knowledge and leadership skills. Staff capacity building sessions were undertaken to improve efficiency and ensure better facilitation of field-level activities. In addition, VDC and FDG exposure programs were arranged to provide members with practical learning experiences from other successful initiatives. Periodic review meetings were held to assess progress and address challenges. Gramasabha meetings were facilitated to ensure community involvement in decision-making processes. Furthermore, important developments and success stories were highlighted through newspaper articles, thereby increasing public awareness and visibility of the initiatives.
2020 - 2021
2021 - 2022
2022 - 2023
2023 - 2024
2020 - 2021
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| VDC Meetings | 12 village meetings conducted to explain the FFVDP project, select CO, RT, VDC, and FDG. Additionally, activities on RO water plant, paper plate machine, local contribution, children parliament, youth exposure, and more. | 12 village meeting conducted Due to water pollution, villagers are facing issues like cholera and kidney failure; the RO water plant was needed to mitigate this problem. – FFVDP implementation helped villagers unite and work as a team. – CO and VDC were selected. – Knowledge on the project, its objectives, and its 5-year presence was shared. |
| Training for VDC Members | 3 VDC meetings were conducted. Leaders were chosen based on mission topics. The project goals and objectives were explained to VDC and FDGs. Discussions included the Remedial Center for children, Suryamandalam, and a kitchen garden. VDC decided to provide play materials for children and youth, and start a Children’s Parliament. | * VDC and FDGs are now aware of their roles and responsibilities in running the program in the village. – They are confident and motivated to contribute towards the development of their village. |
| Children Parliament | We planned to invite Fr. Bosco and his team to orient our staff regarding the Children Parliament. The program was launched in 7 villages, where 70 children were trained. Additionally, our staff members were motivated, divided into groups, and conducted Children’s Parliaments. | We invited Fr. Bosco on 11th July 2021 to train our staff on the Children Parliament. The concept of the Children Parliament has given children an opportunity to think differently about their life situations in the villages and articulate them for change. |
| VDC & FDG Exposure Program | The VDC & FDG Exposure Program to Guntur Nallapadu was held on the 14th and 15th of February. | Ten members participated in the Exposure Program. The COs and VDC members learned how our project works and how they can collaborate with it. It was a valuable experience for our people to witness the works of FFVDP and learn how to be more efficient in their own villages |
| Gramasabha | We held 12 review meetings at LITDS, where each CO and RT shared updates on their work and the COVID situation in the villages. | The Director, along with the FC, CO, and RT, reviewed the work and the COVID situation monthly. We also decided to suspend activities in May, following the EXCOM guidelines due to COVID. With 102 positive cases, a quarantine center was set up in the village with the assistance of the VDC, Sarpanch, and Doctor. |
| Gramasabha | We held 10 Grama Sabhas to discuss school education, the mineral water plant, and other entitlements. | *Regarding the water plant and land pattas, we have referred the matter to the ITDA PO and are waiting for his response. |
| Newspaper | The VDC, in conjunction with the FC and CO, has decided to provide newspapers to the Remedial Center. The VDC, in conjunction with the FC and CO, has decided to provide newspapers to the Remedial Center. | *Forty-one youths and children, along with the VDC, gained knowledge by reading newspapers. It is a new experience for the children to identify and learn about local, district, and state news. |
2021 - 2022
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| VDC Meetings | 1.Came to know responsibilities, roles and maintenance of VDC accounts. 2.Active and initiative participation of the VDC members is achieved. 3.Obtained confidence to meet government officials. 4.Entitlement is achieved. 5.Three years budget planning is achieved. Changes in the method of cultivation is achieved. | Twelve VDC meetings were organized. |
| Children Parliament | Children are able to think, articulate and discuss about the existing issues of the village. 2. They leant leadership qualities and virtues and came to know the responsibilities and portfolios of each minister in the parliament. 3. And children took initiation to meet local officials and requested them to solve their village problems. | 08 Children Parliament are conducted |
2022 - 2023
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Conducted Inter VDC and FDG Training | Conducted inter VDC & FDG training program. +On July 5, 2023, a VDC (Village Development Council) and FDG (Family Development Group) meeting was conducted, featuring resource persons Fr. Yesu and Mr. Lokesh from Hyderabad. In the morning session, Fr. Yesu provided orientation on good leadership qualities, followed by Mr. Lokesh explaining the WOW (World Of Women) app. This app focuses on the signs, symptoms, and treatment of diseases affecting women, offering suggestions and home remedies. During the afternoon session, Fr. Prashanth emphasized the importance of regularly conducting meetings in the village. Sr. Srujana spoke about the roles and responsibilities of VDC, while Miss. Sai Prasanna discussed the collection of VDC funds and bookkeeping. The workshop proved valuable for both VDC and FDG, enabling them to address village issues and even write books | Conducted 1 inter VDC and FDG Training program +6 VDC and 22 FDG members actively participated in training to make collective decisions, maintain proper bookkeeping, and become more aware of their roles and responsibilities. |
| Conducted Inter VDC and FDG Training | We held a training session on March 18th for both VDC and FDG members. Mr. Suresh, who has a Ph.D. in Sociology., was invited as a resource person. He shared insights on tribal schemes, bookkeeping, and leadership qualities, as well as decision-making. All attendees actively participated in group discussions, contributing their knowledge. As a result, the villagers are aware of schemes and able to take collective decisions | A total of 157 members participated in the training program across our 7 FFVDP villages. Specifically, in Surakunta 26 members took part in the training. Currently, out of these 25 members, 15 are actively engaging in village activities. |
| Conducted common VDC leaders training | On September 6, 2023, a Common Village Development Council (VDC) Leaders Training was successfully conducted at LITDS, attended by all FFVDP staff. The training program focused on fostering awareness of essential leadership qualities, including commitment, punctuality, and time management among the participants. +The Common VDC Leaders Meeting held during the training showcased the participants’ understanding of key leadership attributes. Throughout group discussions, VDCs actively addressed village bottlenecks and engaged in budget planning. Following the discussions, participants expressed their insights, highlighting the effectiveness of the training program in enhancing their collaborative efforts. | Conducted 1 common VDC leaders training +9 VDC members participated in this training program and gained knowledge on leadership qualities and identifying village bottlenecks. +All VDC members are working in village more effectively efficiently. |
| VDC Exposure program in Anakapalli (SVDS) | On June 28-29, 2023, a two-day exposure training program was conducted by taking all Village Development Council (VDC) members and staff to Sharadha Vikasa Development Samithi (SVDS) in Anakapalli. The training covered essential topics, including debt management, revolving loans, the importance of savings, and local history. This exposure resulted in increased community savings. Following the training, individuals gained valuable knowledge about the significance of saving money, and the VDC actively motivated villagers to contribute to VDC funds for savings. The two-day program, facilitated by resource person Karri Joginaidu, Chairperson of SVDS, included a session on the history of SVDS and micro-savings on the first day. On the second day, a field visit to nearby villages of Anakapalli allowed interaction with villagers regarding micro-savings. Inspiring stories were shared, such as village women starting with rupees 2 savings and now leading 120 self-help groups with a turnover of 77 crores. | 7 VDC members have participated in the exposure visit at Anakapalli and gained knowledge. +The VDC is collecting a 30-rupees fund for savings from each family. |
| Purchased stationery and Material. | Purchased stationery and Material. + Purchased VDC and FDG notebooks and other materials to maintain proper recording and documentation, and ensure safety and security. Before the purchase, there was no place to keep CBO books, but now they have a place to maintain the records. +Now, CBOs are maintaining relevant documents and records. | Fifty minutes books, twenty voucher books, ten receipts books, a rack, and other stationery were purchased for the proper maintenance of records and documents |
| Conducted the youth training program | On February 5th, youth training was conducted at LITDS. Father Bala, an experienced resource person in youth guidance and skill development, provided career guidance, emphasizing the importance of studying and focusing on future goals, along with nurturing leadership qualities. He highlighted various useful skill developments and raised awareness about scholarships. All participants actively engaged in group discussions, gaining knowledge about study paths and their importance in today’s world. | 22 members have been participated in the youth training program, out of the 22 members, 11 members exhibit enhanced leadership qualities, 7 members active involvement in planning and decision-making processes, while the remaining youth express increased confidence and motivation towards pursuing their career goals. Total 108 youth members have been participated in youth training program from all 7 FFVDP villages. |
2023 - 2024
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Conducted Inter VDC and FDG Training | Conducted inter VDC & FDG training program. +On July 5, 2023, a VDC (Village Development Council) and FDG (Family Development Group) meeting was conducted, featuring resource persons Fr. Yesu and Mr. Lokesh from Hyderabad. In the morning session, Fr. Yesu provided orientation on good leadership qualities, followed by Mr. Lokesh explaining the WOW (World Of Women) app. This app focuses on the signs, symptoms, and treatment of diseases affecting women, offering suggestions and home remedies. During the afternoon session, Fr. Prashanth emphasized the importance of regularly conducting meetings in the village. Sr. Srujana spoke about the roles and responsibilities of VDC, while Miss. Sai Prasanna discussed the collection of VDC funds and bookkeeping. The workshop proved valuable for both VDC and FDG, enabling them to address village issues and even write books | Conducted 1 inter VDC and FDG Training program +6 VDC and 22 FDG members actively participated in training to make collective decisions, maintain proper bookkeeping, and become more aware of their roles and responsibilities. |
| Conducted Inter VDC and FDG Training | We held a training session on March 18th for both VDC and FDG members. Mr. Suresh, who has a Ph.D. in Sociology., was invited as a resource person. He shared insights on tribal schemes, bookkeeping, and leadership qualities, as well as decision-making. All attendees actively participated in group discussions, contributing their knowledge. As a result, the villagers are aware of schemes and able to take collective decisions | A total of 157 members participated in the training program across our 7 FFVDP villages. Specifically, in Surakunta 26 members took part in the training. Currently, out of these 25 members, 15 are actively engaging in village activities. |
| Conducted common VDC leaders training | On September 6, 2023, a Common Village Development Council (VDC) Leaders Training was successfully conducted at LITDS, attended by all FFVDP staff. The training program focused on fostering awareness of essential leadership qualities, including commitment, punctuality, and time management among the participants. +The Common VDC Leaders Meeting held during the training showcased the participants’ understanding of key leadership attributes. Throughout group discussions, VDCs actively addressed village bottlenecks and engaged in budget planning. Following the discussions, participants expressed their insights, highlighting the effectiveness of the training program in enhancing their collaborative efforts. | Conducted 1 common VDC leaders training +9 VDC members participated in this training program and gained knowledge on leadership qualities and identifying village bottlenecks. +All VDC members are working in village more effectively efficiently. |
| VDC Exposure program in Anakapalli (SVDS) | On June 28-29, 2023, a two-day exposure training program was conducted by taking all Village Development Council (VDC) members and staff to Sharadha Vikasa Development Samithi (SVDS) in Anakapalli. The training covered essential topics, including debt management, revolving loans, the importance of savings, and local history. This exposure resulted in increased community savings. Following the training, individuals gained valuable knowledge about the significance of saving money, and the VDC actively motivated villagers to contribute to VDC funds for savings. The two-day program, facilitated by resource person Karri Joginaidu, Chairperson of SVDS, included a session on the history of SVDS and micro-savings on the first day. On the second day, a field visit to nearby villages of Anakapalli allowed interaction with villagers regarding micro-savings. Inspiring stories were shared, such as village women starting with rupees 2 savings and now leading 120 self-help groups with a turnover of 77 crores. | 7 VDC members have participated in the exposure visit at Anakapalli and gained knowledge. +The VDC is collecting a 30-rupees fund for savings from each family. |
| Purchased stationery and Material. | Purchased stationery and Material. + Purchased VDC and FDG notebooks and other materials to maintain proper recording and documentation, and ensure safety and security. Before the purchase, there was no place to keep CBO books, but now they have a place to maintain the records. +Now, CBOs are maintaining relevant documents and records. | Fifty minutes books, twenty voucher books, ten receipts books, a rack, and other stationery were purchased for the proper maintenance of records and documents |
| Conducted the youth training program | On February 5th, youth training was conducted at LITDS. Father Bala, an experienced resource person in youth guidance and skill development, provided career guidance, emphasizing the importance of studying and focusing on future goals, along with nurturing leadership qualities. He highlighted various useful skill developments and raised awareness about scholarships. All participants actively engaged in group discussions, gaining knowledge about study paths and their importance in today’s world. | 22 members have been participated in the youth training program, out of the 22 members, 11 members exhibit enhanced leadership qualities, 7 members active involvement in planning and decision-making processes, while the remaining youth express increased confidence and motivation towards pursuing their career goals. Total 108 youth members have been participated in youth training program from all 7 FFVDP villages. |
2. Education
During the project, various educational initiatives were carried out to support children, youth, and adults. Orientation programs were organized for children and youth, and a remedial center was established to help slow learners. Anganwadi centers were strengthened with learning materials and playthings, while school children received sports materials. Events like Children’s Day and Balamela encouraged creativity and participation. Exposure visits were arranged for children and youth to gain practical learning experiences. Skill development and vocational trainings, including support for a garment shop, were provided to promote livelihoods. Spoken English classes improved communication skills, and adult education programs enhanced literacy among elders
2020 - 2021
2021 - 2022
2022 - 2023
2023 - 2024
2020 - 2021
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Orientation for the children and youth. | We held an orientation program at LITDS, with 41 youths and 75 children participating. They were taught action songs, engaged in group discussions, and set their goals. | It was a new experience for 41 youths and 75 children to come together and interact with each other. It provided them with confidence, allowed them to learn from one another, and helped them work towards their goals. |
| Remedial center to be established | Constructed the remedial center | *75 children spacious place to study and 41 youth place to read newspapaer. VDC meetings are held . |
| Material and Play things to Anganwadi center | VDC along with Anganwadi teacher suggested to buy playthings for 20 children so we bought. | * 20 children develop their senses and interest is created among them. |
| Sports material for school children | We bought carrom board, volley ball and cricket bat for 75 children. | * Children and youth come together and play together. It helps them to build up their team work. |
| Childrens Day | November 14th we conducted Children’s Day | we celebrated Childrence’s Day at LITDS Katukapally. childrens are actively participated in thise Childrence’s Day. Children were participated including LITDS children. In which prizes were given to winners of the games.All Remedail school childrence’s and As part of thise VDC & FDG Members participated .All FFVDP Students and LITDS SCHOOL students total 367 people were participeted. |
| Youth and Children Exposure | Youth and Children exposure conducted on 17 th January | all Villagers Participated in thise exposure program in Surakunta River .As a result of this exposure program the childrens & Youth became aware of unknown things. Games and cultural songs conducted and distributed prizes to the best performed. |
| Balamela | VDC has decided to send 20 children for Baalamela to LITDS. Conducted in october 12th, 13th and in childrens day. And Also Conducted in February 23rd. | *It is beauitful experience for 20 children to come out of their village and mingle with other children and play with them. The spirit of competiiton made them feel confident and be active. |
| Skilll development/vocational trainings/Support Garment shop | 2 members are joined In vocational training ,2 Computers | S Dharmamma ,k Chandrakala were supported with Garment shop with providing Sewing machines for Garment shop |
| Spoken English classes | we conducted spoken english classes at LITDS, 8 student sparticipated from this village. | *8 of them feel confident that they know bit of English and how to formulate in English sentences. |
| Adult Education | CO and RT along with VDC started the Adult education for 6 elders are learning. | *6 women are laerning how to read and write. It is psychological encourgament for them that they are able to read. |
2021 - 2022
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Adult Literacy | Adult Literacy is achieved.14 adults learnt alphabets and signatures. | |
| Enrolment of students in school | 55 students are studying in 5 schools and 23 students are studying in 7 colleges. 31 students are studying in MPPS school, Surakuntta, 11 students are studying in AGH high school, 3 students are studying in APTWRS, Chintoor, 3 student is studying in AUPS, 5 are studying in AHS school, 11 students are studying intermediate, 12 students are studying degree, 1 student is studying PG in St. Ignatius degree colloge. 2. 11 students are going to complete 10th this year. | 55 students are studying in 5 schools and 23 students are studying in 7 colleges. |
| stories and rhymes books and Materials& Play things for Anganwadi Children | We distributed stories and rhymes books and Materials& Play things for Anganwadi Children.. Students are motivated and inspired by moral storiesd. Learnt communicating, speaking and writing skills. | 34 children are enjoying good health by playgames with things like Football, play rings, settle bats, skipping ropes, plastic ball for the Anganwadi children. |
2022 - 2023
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Subscribed Newspaper | Subscribed Newspaper. +Villagers actively engaging in reading and staying informed about current societal issues. This initiative has not only facilitated access to information but has also fostered meaningful discussions, contributing to the enhancement of awareness among children and youth in the communities. | 35 students and 45 youth are reading the newspapers daily and knowing the issues of the society. |
| Provided study material | Provided study material. +Providing youth and children with study materials helps them stay up-to-date on current knowledge and prepares them for competitive exams, which many youth have successfully applied. | 31 study materials are provided. + Access to basic books for updating their knowledge has benefited 35 students and 14 youth, with one youth successfully securing a government job |
| Provided Scholarship to M tech student (Nupa Vinod) | Provided Scholarship to M tech student (Nupa Vinod) +With the financial assistance of Rs. 20,000, an M. Tech. 2nd-year student namely Nupa. Vinod has been able to pursue his studies and recently secured a government job in the electrical department based on his B.Tech. qualifications. He is currently balancing his studies and his new job | 1 scholarship support was given to M .Tech student. He is studying 2nd year. |
| Provided scholarship for 2 B Tech students | Provided scholarship for 2 B Tech students. +FFVDP’s financial support has enabled B. Tech. students namely Soyam Naveen and Noopa Naresh, who were facing financial difficulties and unable to afford the high tuition fees of their private colleges, to continue pursuing their higher education. | Scholarships of Rs. 20,000 each were provided to 2 B. Tech. students, enabling them to continue their studies and are currently pursuing their 2nd year of B.Tech. |
| Conducted Balamela | On November 30, 2023, we held a Balamela event in Chimilivagu where all FFVDP children participated. We invited Mr. Thatisrimamulu, a government headmaster with 15 years of experience, to speak to the children about their role in societal development. He shared insights on good habits and his own career journey. Various competitions and games were organized, with active participation from the children. They won prizes and learned important habits such as helping each other, maintaining cleanliness, and attending school regularly. Prizes were distributed to the winners and runners-up. +On March 16, we organized another Balamela event focused on talent testing, which served as an encouraging platform for the children. Again, all FFVDP children took part. The talent test was conducted, and afterward, the children shared their knowledge and performed action songs. Prizes were awarded to the best-performing students, and those Children who were not doing as well were encouraged by their friends. | On November 30th, a total of 24 children from our FFVDP villages participated, with 24 children from surakunta. We organized 6 games, and all the children took part in different ones. Among the 24 surakunta children, 19 won prizes. +n March 16th, 7 children participated. All the children took the test, and out of the 7 children,3 secured in 2nd prize. |
| Students from 9th to Intermediate were taken to Hyderabad for an exposure experience. | The trip successfully engaged 12 participants, and 4 staff, fostering a sense of enthusiasm and curiosity throughout the three-day exploration of Hyderabad. +The adventure began with a visit to Tank bund, Nehru Zoo Park, the Assembly, and NTR gate on the first day. Day two unfolded with thoughprovoking at Salar Jang Museum, Chowmahalla Palace, Birla Planetarium, and the iconic Charminar. The final day brought us to the historical marvels of Golkonda Fort and the vibrant Shilparamam. + Exposure enriched the kids with practical knowledge beyond their textbooks. +The Birla Planetarium, with its 3D depictions of the solar system, turned learning into a captivating experience filled with scientific wonders. +Boating and the excitement of a maiden train voyage added an extra layer of joy for those experiencing train travel for the first time. +It was a journey of both enjoyment and enlightenment, fostering a love for learning beyond the classroom. | 16 participants, comprising both students and staff, actively engaged in the three-day exploration program. |
| Purchased TV & Dish for after school study center | Purchased TV and dish for the after-school study center to help kids learn better with technology. Students who struggle will learn fast, and kids who weren’t interested before will now enjoy learning in fun ways through engaging in audiovisual aids. | 33 children now actively watch educational videos, which help them learn faster. Additionally, all children enjoy watching two rhymes every day. Moreover, as a community activity, all villagers gather once a week to watch a movie. The TV and dish facilities not only help with education but also provide entertainment and strengthen bonds in the village. |
2023 - 2024
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
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3. Health Care
FFVDP Project is dedicated to transforming the health and well-being of remote tribal communities through a comprehensive approach that includes health awareness programs, mobile clinics, and medical camps. They facilitate access to clean water with borewells and solar water tanks, promote nutrition through food security initiatives for expectant and lactating mothers, and encourage sustainable practices like kitchen gardens. Additionally, the NGO addresses basic infrastructure needs with shelter repairs and construction of toilets, ensuring holistic development and empowering communities towards long-term health and resilience.
2020 - 2021
2021 - 2022
2022 - 2023
2023 - 2024
2020 - 2021
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly medical camp | 12 medical camps were conducted.265 patients were treated. Awareness about health is created. Awareness about vaccination is created. | *Lot of awareenss about covid, tests were conducted and specila treatment for 102 positve people. * It is because of quarantine center, we were able to control the patients. All the people are treated well. **100% eligible are vaccinated. |
| Monthly medicine suppport to T.Lakshmi, T.Desamma, K.Malllesh | VDC identified 3 chronically ill patients and decided to support. FFVDP has provided nutrition thrice. | *Networking with government and could help the patients along with governent. Ahsa worker takes care of them and provides necessary medicine. |
| Completing 4 toilets | 4 Sanitery latrines were completed | 4 families feel secured due to this cnstruction as they were afraid of going out because of snacks. |
2021 - 2022
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly medical camp | 12 medical camps were conducted.265 patients were treated. Awareness about health is created. Awareness about vaccination is created. | *Lot of awareenss about covid, tests were conducted and specila treatment for 102 positve people. * It is because of quarantine center, we were able to control the patients. All the people are treated well. **100% eligible are vaccinated. |
| Monthly medicine suppport to T.Lakshmi, T.Desamma, K.Malllesh | VDC identified 3 chronically ill patients and decided to support. FFVDP has provided nutrition thrice. | *Networking with government and could help the patients along with governent. Ahsa worker takes care of them and provides necessary medicine. |
| Completing 4 toilets | 4 Sanitery latrines were completed | 4 families feel secured due to this cnstruction as they were afraid of going out because of snacks. |
2022 - 2023
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Provided medical support for chronically ill patients. | Provided medical support for chronically ill patients. +Providing medicines for chronically ill patients and financial support to Mr. Muthhaiah, who was injured in an accident, has significantly improved their lives. Previously, these individuals struggled to access essential medications, impacting their health and well-being. However, the timely assistance has ensured they can regularly manage their health conditions, leading to a better quality of life. | Financial support of Rs. 5,000 was provided to an accident victim, Muthhaiah, to assist with his recovery expenses. +2 chronically ill patients, Mr. Madakam Seetaiah and Baby Sri Jajimalli, were also provided with the necessary support to manage their health conditions. Mr. Seetaiah was diagnosed with epilepsy, while Baby Jajimalli was facing post-operative complications from intestinal folding |
| Provided nutrition for expectant mothers. | Provided nutrition for expectant mothers. +Provided nutrients like dates, almond, chickky, protinex powder, dry fruits and sesame bolls . +Nutrition has been provided for expectant mothers to ensure they have access to nourishing food. Previously, the lack of sufficient energy and blood lead to children being born with malnutrition. With the provision of nutrition both mother and babies are expected to experience healthy growth. | However, with the intake of these nutrients, they have experienced improvements in their health, and all 5 mothers have successfully delivered. The babies’ growth is satisfactory, with their weights exceeding 2.5 kgs. |
| Conducted training on wash behavior. | On August 10, 2023, a training session on WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) behavior was conducted at LITDS Katukapalli. Villagers from Surakunta, Katukapalli, and Balimela, along with all FFVDP staff, participated in the program, totaling 50 participants. The resource person for the session was Sr. Suman, who holds a Ph.D. in child health nursing. Due to the remote nature of these villages, participants initially had limited knowledge about WASH behavior. However, following the training, individuals acquired valuable insights and learned essential tips for maintaining good health through proper handwashing techniques. Participants are now informed about seasonal diseases, and women and adolescent girls have been educated on maintaining good hygienic practices during menstruation. As part of the training, they have also learned effective handwashing techniques. | 12 adolescents girls have actively engage in promoting proper wash behavior and are now aware of maintaining good menstrual hygiene techniques |
| Constructed toilets | Constructing toilet aims to give people, especially women and girls, more privacy and respect. It also helps stop people from going outside to use the bathroom, gives them good facilities, and teaches families about staying clean. | 11 toilets have been constructed. |
2023 - 2024
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4. Household Care
2020 - 2021
2021 - 2022
2022 - 2023
2023 - 2024
2020 - 2021
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly medical camp | 12 medical camps were conducted.265 patients were treated. Awareness about health is created. Awareness about vaccination is created. | *Lot of awareenss about covid, tests were conducted and specila treatment for 102 positve people. * It is because of quarantine center, we were able to control the patients. All the people are treated well. **100% eligible are vaccinated. |
| Monthly medicine suppport to T.Lakshmi, T.Desamma, K.Malllesh | VDC identified 3 chronically ill patients and decided to support. FFVDP has provided nutrition thrice. | *Networking with government and could help the patients along with governent. Ahsa worker takes care of them and provides necessary medicine. |
| Completing 4 toilets | 4 Sanitery latrines were completed | 4 families feel secured due to this cnstruction as they were afraid of going out because of snacks. |
2021 - 2022
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Toilets Repairs | 06 toilets are repaired with the support of FFVDP. | 6 Families have functional toilets |
| Medical Camp | Weekly medical visits are done by Sr.Jyothi (Trained Nurse ) from LITDS.Government ANM and Asha worker -visited our villages two times per month.14 patients were benefitted from these three camps. | .14 patients were benefitted from these three camps. |
| Expectant Mothers | 7 expectant mothers are supported with nutrition food. | 7 expectant mothers are supported with nutrition food. |
| Cronicallly ill Patients | Chronical patients are guided and given instructions by Sr. Jyothi. As a result, their health condition is in progress. | 2) 90% of health issues and problems are reduced in the village. It is a profound achievement of the project. |
2022 - 2023
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Renovated the houses. | The houses renovated and supplied with iron sheets to enhance the safety of the houses, alleviating the previous challenges residents faced with rain, summer heat, and winter cold. After renovation, they will now live in safe & secure and weather-resistant homes. | 9 members are given 136 sheets each. +4 members are given 3000 bricks each +3 members are given 165 bags of cement. (55 bags each) +1 member was given 30 iron rods (12mm) +1 member was given 10 iron pipes. |
| Provided fruit plants for every family. | Providing rice and lentils has greatly improved people’s daily meals, ensuring they now have at least one nutritious meal each day. Before this help, individuals struggled to access enough food daily, but now, they have overcome this difficulty and can now enjoy at least one wholesome meal every day. | 5 elderly (Above 60 years) individuals, and 1 widow have been provided with provisions to ensure they have a nutritious meal everyday, contributing to enhanced quality of life |
| Provided Provisions | Providing rice and lentils has greatly improved people’s daily meals, ensuring they now have at least one nutritious meal each day. Before this help, individuals struggled to access enough food daily, but now, they have overcome this difficulty and can now enjoy at least one wholesome meal every day. | 5 elderly (Above 60 years) individuals, and 1 widow have been provided with provisions to ensure they have a nutritious meal everyday, contributing to enhanced quality of life. |
2023 - 2024
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
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5. Earnings & Finance
The project focuses on empowering communities through skill development and sustainable livelihood initiatives. Key activities include training on debt management, Self-Help Group (SHG) capacity building, and support for small enterprises such as paper plate production and garment shops. Additionally, awareness programs on organic agriculture and the acquisition of three diesel engines aim to enhance cultivation efficiency and promote sustainable farming practices.
2020 - 2021
2021 - 2022
2022 - 2023
2023 - 2024
2020 - 2021
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Training Debt Management | Debt Management training conducted on 14 th February | 44 peaple participated in thise program Discussed on how to take loans, savings money. |
| SHG Training Program | c.c of shg mr.bazar conducted 3 SHG training programs | he trained the shg members on about loans and how to save money |
| Paper Plate Machine | Water plant constructed succussfully | 50% of villagers are getting purified water and staying healthy.125 families in surakunta and other families in surrounding village will have safe drinking water * Due to water pollution villagers are suffering with cholera and kidney failure to prevent this water plant was needed. |
| Support Garment shop | Supported Garment shop for villagers | . S Dharmamma ,k Chandrakala were supported with Garment shop with providing Sewing machines for Garment shop |
| organic Agriculture awernes progr | Mr yedu kondalu conducted a season to give awerness on organic farming | vdc ,co,fc,DIRECTOR and 66 villagers were participated in this program and got awared of organic farming |
| buying 3 diesel engine for better cultivation | VDC requested for 3 diesel pump | We bought 3 diesel pump and 30 pipes.All the families will get better crops |
2021 - 2022
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| VDc Agriculture Loans | We gave RS. 50,000 FDG loans to K. Venkamma, T. Seetha, G. Ragawa S. Arjun and S. Dharmamaa for agriculture and business purpose. + Every month Rs. 50 VDC funds are collected from each family. Now Rs 40,000 funds are saved in VDC account. These funds are used for the development of the village. + With the help of the FFVDP and initiation of the VDC members, paper plat machine is bought and earned Rs. 3,500. And this money is transferred to the VDC account. | We gave RS. 50,000 FDG loans to K. Venkamma, T. Seetha, G. Ragawa S. Arjun and S. Dharmamaa for agriculture and business purpose. + Every month Rs. 50 VDC funds are collected from each family. Now Rs 40,000 funds are saved in VDC account. These funds are used for the development of the village. + With the help of the FFVDP and initiation of the VDC members, paper plat machine is bought and earned Rs. 3,500. And this money is transferred to the VDC account. |
| Cattle shed | +We spent Rs. 10,000 to build the Cattle shed. We achieved making organic fertilisers by collecting cow dung and urine. + Awareness programmes are organized on organic forming. The resource person Mr. Konda suggested all the villagers not to use chemicals for cultivation. | To collect cow dung and urine VED members bought 10 blue drums. |
| Training for Bad debts | Training programme is organized on depts management by Mr. Srinivas Rao, the resource person. | Training programme is organized on depts management by Mr. Srinivas Rao, the resource person. |
2022 - 2023
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Provided 6 VDC Loans. | Provided 6 VDC Loans. +VDC loans have been provided for agricultural purposes, replacing the practice of borrowing from money lenders at high interest rates, which often resulted in financial difficulties. with this support, people can now access loans with lower interest rates, enabling them to meet their needs and manage payments more effectively. | 6 VDC loans have been provided for agriculture , each with 1% interest rate. These loans will resolve according to the terms and agreements established with the recipients. |
2023 - 2024
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6. Values & Ethics
The community celebrated Tribal Day and Tribal Language Day to honor and promote tribal culture and heritage. These events highlighted the importance of preserving tribal traditions, languages, and identity, fostering pride and awareness among the community members.
2020 - 2021
2021 - 2022
2022 - 2023
2023 - 2024
2020 - 2021
| Activity | Achieved output | Achieved Output indicators |
|---|---|---|
| Celebrated Tribal day | On August 8, 2023, the community joyously celebrated Tribal Day in LITDS Katukapalli with a vibrant event featuring cultural competitions and insightful speeches. All the villagers enthusiastically participated, with a total of 25 attendees. Distinguished guests, including the Panchayat President, Sachivalayam staff, and Mr. Arjun (Mandal Parishath Prathinidhi), shared valuable perspectives on tribal rights. The community actively engaged in the competitions, showcasing their talents and enthusiasm, resulting in several individuals winning prizes. +Subsequent to the celebration, tribal leaders have undertaken a crucial advocacy mission. They are presently visiting the ITDA office to champion for their rights, which include the attainment of land titles, the right to plough, and access to electricity. This initiative reflects the community’s commitment to securing their fundamental rights and improving their overall well-being | 25 Members have participated in world Tribal day celebrations. +1 time , A discussion regarding lift irrigation was held with the PO. |
| Celebrated tribal language day | On July 26, 2023, we celebrated Tribal Language Day in LITDS, the resource person for this program was Mr. Yedukondalu, who spoke about the importance of unity among the people, emphasizing the significance of tribal language, traditions, and culture. The event fostered awareness through songs and dances performed in the tribal language, cultivating a sense of unity and community spirit among the participants. The positive impact of the celebration is evident in the increased unity among the people. The community is now actively collaborating on common works and endeavors, showcasing a strengthened sense of togetherness and shared purpose. This cultural celebration has not only preserved tribal heritage but has also played a vital role in promoting solidarity and collective efforts within the community. | 25 members participated in the Tribal Language Day celebrations and learned about the importance of language |
2021 - 2022
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2022 - 2023
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2023 - 2024
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