The document summarizes a family awareness program conducted by first year Master of Social Work students from the American College in Madurai, India. The students spoke to villagers about women's rights, child protection, domestic violence, equality, and government initiatives. Specifically, they discussed the One Stop Centre for abused women, the importance of education for all children, avoiding child marriage, promoting peace in families to help children, and the need for equality between genders within families. The program concluded with a drama performance to further educate the villagers on building good families, providing a learning experience for both the students and community members.
Experiences of Single - Mother Doctoral Students as They Navigate Between the Educational System, Societal Expectations, and Parenting Their Children: A Phenomenological Approach
The document summarizes a family awareness program conducted by first year Master of Social Work students from the American College in Madurai, India. The students spoke to villagers about women's rights, child protection, domestic violence, equality, and government initiatives. Specifically, they discussed the One Stop Centre for abused women, the importance of education for all children, avoiding child marriage, promoting peace in families to help children, and the need for equality between genders within families. The program concluded with a drama performance to further educate the villagers on building good families, providing a learning experience for both the students and community members.
The document summarizes a family awareness program conducted by first year Master of Social Work students from the American College in Madurai, India. The students spoke to villagers about women's rights, child protection, domestic violence, equality, and government initiatives. Specifically, they discussed the One Stop Centre for abused women, the importance of education for all children, avoiding child marriage, promoting peace in families to help children, and the need for equality between genders within families. The program concluded with a drama performance to further educate the villagers on building good families, providing a learning experience for both the students and community members.
The document summarizes a family awareness program conducted by first year Master of Social Work students from the American College in Madurai, India. The students spoke to villagers about women's rights, child protection, domestic violence, equality, and government initiatives. Specifically, they discussed the One Stop Centre for abused women, the importance of education for all children, avoiding child marriage, promoting peace in families to help children, and the need for equality between genders within families. The program concluded with a drama performance to further educate the villagers on building good families, providing a learning experience for both the students and community members.
Course Title: Fundamentals of Professional Social Work
Course Code: MSW4411
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
• Dr.T.Augustus Julian Lazmey
ALAGAR RAJA P (23MSW01) • JEEVA M (23MSW12) Head Of The Department. • MOHAMMAD FARZAN (23MSW21) • RAGAV (23MSW31) • SNEKHA LATHA (23MSW38) Mr. Alan Potter • VANTHANA RAMAYEE (23MSW45) Assistant Professor • ASHER SAM (23MSW52). The American College,Madurai. TOPIC:
FAMILY- A AWARENESS PROGRAM
INVITATION: Introduction:
Community program was conducted in the village
called Thuyaneri near Alagarkovil by the students of the American College, Madurai who are currently pursuing their first year in Master of Social Work (MSW) . There they gathered people in the village for an awareness program and conducted the program there in a temple on the Sub-topics of Women, Children, Equality and domestic violence in the family and also said how to solve these problems. Women: The first year MSW students of the American College, Madurai spoke about women’s rights and they also referred One stop Centre which is running through the Nirbhaya Fund, the gang rape case happened in Delhi. The one stop centre works for the welfare of the women and they are government initiatives who rescue women who are sexually abused and they even take care of women who are in the road sides and they also take care of women who undergo domestic violence in families. Their helpline number is 181 and they even make women stay in the One Stop Centre if they are in any kind of need. Children: They group members about protection of children and about their education in the village and the villagers said some of the children in the village will stop studying if they are not able to study; So they would rather go for work. These students gave awareness on this and they said all the children should go to school till the age of 18 and now a days, Government schools are developed so much. The government also gives many schemes for their empowerment and also for the girl children studying in school. The Government provides Rs.25000/- for using after their higher secondary education. They also spoke about child marriages and how they should be avoided. Domestic violence:
The Group members also spoke about
Domestic Violence in families and how they cause conflicts inside the families. They also spoke that due to conflicts in the family, the children in the family are affected and the education of the child is disturbed. They referred One Stop Centre here too and they said that there should be peace in the family. Equality: The students of the American College, Madurai spoke about family where inequality is a major issue and said that there should be equality in the family. Women can also work or else the families do not run smoothly due to the current situation and they also said there is nothing like a boy has specific works to do and girls have specific work to do the members in the family should do all kinds of work irrespective of their gender. This equality in the family will also be learnt by the children in the family. Conclusion:
The First year MSW students of the American
College, Madurai concluded the program with a small drama which would be better understood for the people and this is an assignment for the students to create awareness for the people who are unaware of the how good family should be. The students also received information and idea about how a family in village would be. This awareness program was a learning process for both the villagers and the students. PHOTOS Thank you
Experiences of Single - Mother Doctoral Students as They Navigate Between the Educational System, Societal Expectations, and Parenting Their Children: A Phenomenological Approach