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Social Awareness Help in Pandemic
A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REPORT
Submitted by
ADARSH RAMAN
Registration No: 11911359
in partial fulfillment of Project for the award of the degree of
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY (B.TECH)
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY

Phagwara, Punjab
August, 2020
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Acknowledgement
The success and final outcome of this project required a lot of guidance and assistance from
many people. All that I have done is only due to such supervision and assistance and I would not
forget to thank them.
I respect and thank MR.SHUKLA JI, for providing me an opportunity to do the Community
Development Project and giving me all support and guidance which made me complete the
project duly. I am extremely thankful to him for providing such a nice support and guidance.
I owe my deep gratitude to my project teacher Mr. Mohit Parakram, who took keen interest on
my project work and guided me all along, till the completion of my project work by providing all
the necessary information.
I heartily thank Mr. Sunil singh and Ms. Sarita Rajput for their guidance and suggestions
during this project work.
I would not forget to remember Mr. Arun kumar singh and Amit singh , of “Social
Awareness Help in Pandemic’’ for their encouragement and more over for their timely support
and guidance till the completion of my project work.
I am thankful to and fortunate enough to get constant encouragement, support and guidance from
all Teaching staffs of “SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE” which helped me in
successfully completing our project work.
THANKING YOU ALL
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CERTIFICATE
Certified that the Community Development Project report “Social Awareness in

Pandemic” is the bonafide work of ADARSH RAMAN Regd. No: 11911359.
Student of Bachelor of Technology SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE, Lovely
Professional University carried out under my supervision during 1 st July, 2020 to
11th Aug 2020.
Signature of the Supervisor

Date : 11th Aug 2020
Name of Supervisor : MR.SHUKLA JI
Designation : UNION CORDINATE
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Chapter Plan
Introduction..................................................................................................................1
Introduction to NGO....................................................................................................2
Vision.............................................................................................................................3
Mission..........................................................................................................................4
Objective.......................................................................................................................5
About Community Development Project.................................................................6
Objectives of CDP........................................................................................................7
Need and Scope of the Project.....................................................................................8
Functional Process........................................................................................................9
1 Providing food process…………………………………………………………..
2Health Care Program...............................................................................................10
3Distributing basic safety kits...................................................................................11
How we work..............................................................................................................12
Food distribution process.....................................................................................13
Health Care Program...........................................................................................14
Distribution of safety kits.....................................................................................15
How we spend money................................................................................................17
Conclusion...................................................................................................................18
References...................................................................................................................19
Websites.......................................................................................................................20
BENEFICIARES DETAILS THROUGH CDP.......................................................21
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Table of Figures
1BASIC EDUCATION ...............................................................................

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2HEALTH CARE PROGRAM ...................................................................
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3Food distribution Process ......................................................................
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4Basic knowledge ....................................................................... 12
5 PROCESS OF HEALTH CARE PROGRAM ...........................................
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6Social distancing..............................................................................
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8Inspiring youngsters ..............................................................................
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Introduction
Introduction to NGO
SWARGIYA KANHAI SHUKLA SAMAJIK SEVA SANSTHAN

(SKSSSS) (सससससससस सससससस ससससस ससससससस सससस ससससससस
(सससससससससससस))
E-MAIL-kanhaishukla@gmail.com
ADDRESS- SWARGIYA KANHAI SHUKLA SAMAJIK SEVA SANSTHAN, SHUKLA

MARKET, II ND FLOOR, HOSPITAL ROAD, HAJIPUR, VAISHALI
STATE- BIHAR
DIST- VAISHALI
PIN – 844101
PHONE-06224-275786
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Vision
Our vision is a world in which every People should be taken care , protection, development and
participation.
Mission
Our mission is to inspire breakthrough in the way the world treats children and to achieve
immediate and lasting change in their lives Provide support that they want.
Objective
‘‘PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY SUPPORT TO POOR PEOPLE’’
About Community Development Project
I am very happy that I have worked with such a good NGO.I have been working there from 1st
July 2020 to 11th Aug 2020.I feel so proud that I have given something to my community.
I have played catalyst role. I have divided my work time in four parts.
 Giving Foods to poor children (1st July to 10th July)

 Visited village areas for food and mask (11th July to 20th July)
 Giving guidelines many of the villages (21th July to 30th July)
 Distribution of mask and santizer (1st Aug to 15th 11th Aug)
I have tried my best to help Society .I do believe that,
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‘’Helping These peoples I got Positive Vibes . I suggest other Peoples Also to Help’’
Objectives of Social Work

Like other developing country Bangladesh is also facing some social problems which is
hindering in children growth, education and health and their welfare and Poverty. So we have to
find out some problems and best solution which will help them to improve their life style, and
will have long impact in their lives.
I. To aware the people: The main objective of community development is working to
make the people aware from various problems in a community which hinders children
growth, education and health.
II. All sided development: Community program is interested in all aspects of a
community. The development is necessary in these places as a whole in Food facilities
education, health, and welfare of people.
III. Change in thinking: One of the objectives of community development programs are
changing of pattern and style of community people. It gives new directions to the
changing life style. It helps to create the acquaintances among them, to following the
positive thinking about the children.
IV. Solve community problems: Different problems faced by community people may be
solved due to the start of such programs in the affected areas. The community also give
hand to government for help them in development and growth.
V. To motivate people: Programs are working for the motivation of community people.
Social organizers are employed in various sectors for their arousal and working for
community welfare and betterment of humanity.
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Need and Scope of the Project
I. Food Resourcess: Providing food to the poor peoples in the pandemic it is not
only the need it is our prime duty to do these things because many of the peoples
are facing poverty in our regions.
II. Health Education: We provide health education to children and their family. It
will help them to become healthy. They have learnt how to use toilet, how to
wash hands properly.
III. Sanitization: We have Provided proper sanitization in their house. We gave
sanitary napkin to girls, we have taught them how to use sanitary napkin.
IV. Clothes to Poor Children: During Festival we have gave clothes to poor
children and Mask .
V. Awareness: We aware guardian about our social Distancing and ensure their
help towards community. So it will help children to get a better environment.
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Functional Process
I was very happy to join this Ngo because I was always seems to be a social helper and I am
very glad to serve my society . It was my first day when I went and started working there were
some people who were coming from the Mumbai and Punjab they are getting problem in the
staying so our Ngo took decision to work on that and we started installing many of the tents
around the highways. By installing that we started working on providing foods for them we came
with 2 worker which is having good idea of food and they all started working. As you can see in
fig.1 and fig2
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2Food distribution Programme
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3Safety kit distribution

Guidance by the government on all these matters are very helpful to us and must be
consulted before taking any action. The official website of the Ministry of Health and
Family Welfare, Government of India provides the most updated guidance on the
disease, for use both by the general public and health care providers
(www.mohfw.gov.in).
The Ministry has recently issued an guideline note on the role of frontline workers in the
prevention and management of COVID-19.
Pandemic solutions are required for the entire population, not only for hospitals.”
It was a great experience with this we started and we work on many of the functions like
providing masks to the childrens and equipments by the end . We distributed some of the
masks at many of the villages and we also distributed the mask on the presence of the
festival also on the occasion of durga puja we distributed mask.
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How we work
All this suggests that front-line NGOs and PCPs are going to be at the forefront of the
battle against this disease, and not merely spectators, and need to prepare
themselves accordingly. Based on the above discussions NGOs may wish to examine
the following set of ideas.
This came in our mind and government also told to work as an frontline warrior in this
pandemic situation. We work on the greivances of government.
Basic Education Program
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I. In Vaishali District now we have 106 Villages and 260 Panchayat.
II. I have been trained how to provide social help and support.
III. Now we have 875 Boys students and 565 Girls working as same intern.
IV. We have 30 Heads who is providing the financial support for distributing all these
things.
WORKS DONE BY OUR TEAM
washing and social distancing, and in some cases also recommending self-quarantine.
For social-distancing,among other things, areas around village wells, shops, and other
community areas, have been clearly demar-cated with white boxes so that there is no
crowding (figure 1). For making Personal Protective Equipmentself-help-groups of
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women from the Rabari tribal community have set up a mechanism to make masks in
theirown homes (figure 2) and have thus far handed over 20,000 masks to health
centers, local police stations,and to individuals and families. In order to enhance
community preparedness, their health volunteers arepasting banners and posters with
messages on key topics such as personal hygiene, social distancing, andin particular
keeping the elderly safe, and working with local health authorities to ensure that the
familiesin their villages have all the relevant emergency numbers. Thus far the
foundation has done all this throughtheir field teams and grassroot community-
volunteers, but after lock-down is continuing these with theseefforts through WhatsApp
and other platforms with their 200,000 farmers and 26,000 women in self-help-groups.
In addition to all this they are now taking stock of critical health resourcesin all their
local areasuch as testing, isolation, and treatment centers, in case the need arises, and
will be communicating thisthrough WhatsApp and mobile messages, as well as posters,
to all their villages. Wherever possible theyare also helping to provide urgent income
supportby ensuring that those without any income are able toget ration-kits and access
relevant government social-security schemes.
Figure 1: Social Distancing at the Village Well
in their villages have all the relevant emergency numbers. Thus far the foundation has done
all this through their field teams and grassroot community-volunteers, but after lock-down is
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continuing these with these efforts through WhatsApp and other platforms with their 200,000
farmers and 26,000 women in self-helpgroups. In addition to all this they are now taking
stock of critical health resources in all their local area
such as testing, isolation, and treatment centers, in case the need arises, and will be
communicating this through WhatsApp and mobile messages, as well as posters, to all their
villages. Wherever possible they are also helping to provide urgent income support by
ensuring that those without any income are able to
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Age- % % Infecti
grou symptomat hospitalis on
p ic cases ed cases
(year requiring requiring Fatality
s) hospitalisati critical Ratio
on care
0 to 9 0.1% 5.0% 0.002%
10 to 0.3% 5.0% 0.006%
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20 to 1.2% 5.0% 0.03%
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30 to 3.2% 5.0% 0.08%
39
40 to 4.9% 6.3% 0.15%
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50 to 10.2% 12.2% 0.60%
59
60 to 16.6% 27.4% 2.2%
69
70 to 24.3% 43.2% 5.1%
79
80+ 27.3% 70.9% 9.3%
Table 2: Reductions from Peak Levels from Social Distancing Strategies in India (based on Walker
et al., 2020)
Social Total Tot Total Total Peak Peak
al Needing Hospital Critica
l
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Strategy Distan Infecte Deat Hospitalizati Critic Bed Bed

ce d hs on al Demand Deman
d
Unmitigat Zero Peak Pea Peak Peak Pe Peak
ed k ak
Social 45% 30% 32% 32% ↓ 33%
distancing ↑ ↓ ↓ ↓
whole
population
+Enhance 44% 30% 41% 36% ↓ 40%
d social ↑ ↓ ↓ ↓
distancing
of the
elderly
1.6 deaths 75% 64% 66% 65% ↓ 66% 67 67% ↓
per ↑ ↓ ↓ ↓ %↓
100,000
per week
trigger
0.2 deaths 75% 94% 95% 95% ↓ 95% 96 95% ↓
per ↑ ↓ ↓ ↓ %↓
100,000
per week
1.Develop a clear mapping of the entire healthcare infrastructure in the community, including
primary care providers, transportation mechanisms, and nearest hospitals so that each member of
the community is mapped to a particular primary care provider and the primary care provider is
clear on the next steps to be taken. There may also be a need to define the PCP community as
widely as possible, including, for example, trained nurses, retired doctors, doctors who decided to
exit the profession post-marriage, dentists, and formally qualified doctor in Indian Systems of
Medicine with at-least a Bachelor’s degree in the field (Ayurveda, Unani, and Siddha). They will
need to be equipped with at least a minimal amount of equipment, a place to function from, and a
working telephone / mobile phone number.
2. The household is a key context for COVID-19 transmission and the average size of households
that have a resident over the age of 65 years is very high in India. This increases the potential for
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spread generally, but also specifically to this particularly vulnerable age-group (Walker et al.,
2020). Identifying households with senior citizens (≥ 60 years of age) and tagging them for special
attention and regular follow-up would be really important for NGOs to do right now (see table 2).
Also conferring with the senior citizens and with other members of the household, informing them
of the very real risks of the disease, and of the action that they need to take with respect to the
senior citizen members of their household is going
Health Care Program
We are running some health care program. Such as

I. Proper Sanitization: We provide proper sanitization to the people who are working
outside and their house also .
II. Sanitary Latrines: We have told them how to use Sanitary Latrines, How to clean it,
How to wash Hands after using Latrines.
III. Food Providing: We aware people about their children’s food habit, how they will get
proper nutrition, how to make balanced food. We specially requested them to make sure
that their children has taken Breakfast before going to school and they also take their
lunch Box with them. We provide food in very difficult situation.
IV. Providing Filter: We provide filter for Safe Drinking water. We have already provide 8
Water filter in Vaishali.
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5 Process of Health Care programme
HOW we earn money and how we spend money
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Conclusion
In recent years, a number of social forces have changed community life and the expectation for
young people. In Bangladesh main problem is poverty .People are living below poverty line.
Children are deprived of basic education, they are having health issues, and they are not getting
proper food. So now Bangladesh government is working to help her people. Besides that now a
days NGO are working for helping those children. So they need volunteers man power. Through
community development project they are getting help by us. So we should contribute something
to our community that will not make our community but also the entire
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BENEFICIARES DETAILS THROUGH CDP
Name of the student : ADARSH RAMAN

Programme : SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
Reg. No. : 11911359
Nature of Benefit : Giving clothes to poor children, Sanitization, Food
distribution, Social distancing , social awareness
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Social Awareness Help in Pandemic

A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REPORT

Registration No: 11911359

in partial fulfillment of Project for the award of the degree of

BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY (B.TECH)

SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY

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THANKING YOU ALL

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Certified that the Community Development Project report “Social Awareness in

Signature of the Supervisor

Designation : UNION CORDINATE

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1BASIC EDUCATION ...............................................................................

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SWARGIYA KANHAI SHUKLA SAMAJIK SEVA SANSTHAN

ADDRESS- SWARGIYA KANHAI SHUKLA SAMAJIK SEVA SANSTHAN, SHUKLA

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‘‘PROVIDE ALL NECESSARY SUPPORT TO POOR PEOPLE’’

About Community Development Project

 Giving Foods to poor children (1st July to 10th July)

I have tried my best to help Society .I do believe that,

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Objectives of Social Work

will have long impact in their lives.

I. To aware the people: The main objective of community development is working to

growth, education and health.

II. All sided development: Community program is interested in all aspects of a

community. The development is necessary in these places as a whole in Food facilities

education, health, and welfare of people.

positive thinking about the children.

hand to government for help them in development and growth.

community welfare and betterment of humanity.

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Need and Scope of the Project

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2Food distribution Programme

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3Safety kit distribution

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Basic Education Program

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I. In Vaishali District now we have 106 Villages and 260 Panchayat.

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Figure 1: Social Distancing at the Village Well

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Strategy Distan Infecte Deat Hospitalizati Critic Bed Bed

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Health Care Program

We are running some health care program. Such as

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5 Process of Health Care programme

HOW we earn money and how we spend money