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Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on October 3, 2011 at 11:08am

Community Action day in Belgium

 

I am happy to share that the Belgium team celebrated the Community Action day. Please see the photo and report from Fabien at http://aidscompetence.ning.com/profiles/blogs/community-life-day-in...

 

Congratulations to Bel competence!

Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on September 28, 2011 at 6:44am

Second Community Action Day Event in India 

 

I got this text message on my cell phone last night from Sana Meitram who resides in Northeast India . I wish him all the best for the event.

 

Rituu, I am doing CAD activities with 20 ART centre counsellors from states of Manipur, Sikkim and Mizoram. This will be tomorrow at Imphal. I will send you an email. Sana

Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on September 25, 2011 at 3:02pm

Dear Friends,

 

I am compiling the report for Community Action Day. May I request those who celebrated the day to share some photos. I have some photographs from Venty of Indonesia.

 

Thanks and regards,

Rituu

Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on September 21, 2011 at 6:51pm

Ukeme Okon shared CAD plans in Nigeria

The Nigeria Team wil be celebrating its CAD in 7 different communities. The starting day is tomorrow. Details to be posted later.

Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on September 20, 2011 at 7:17pm

Update from Guyana Team

 

The Guyana team celebrated CAD with MSM.

Korey Anthony Chisholm shared this: MSM Support Group members reflected on how they can living positively using their strengths as a community... Sexual Minorities Community Organize Suicide Prevention Training using their Strengths to address Mental Health Education in the Community ---- Full details of these story for CAD soon...

 

Communiity Action Day plan from Nicole Cole of Guyana.

Greetings Rituu'
My activity for the commemoration of Community Action Day will be visiting Region 7 to prepare Students for a National Debate in the Parliament of Guyana! These Students will be debating the topic 'two improvements to the Education System in Guyana' and this is in keeping with my Constitutional Function as Commissioner on the Rights of the Child Commission! The National Debate will be held on 6 October, 2011 at the National Parliament of Guyana! Om Shanti!

Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on September 19, 2011 at 7:34pm

‎David Kpevai from Sierra Leone shared about Community action day. Thanks David!

Dear Rituu,
As I mentioned last, my activity for the commemoration of Community Action Day was a day long meeting with women against infant mortality in their community. The non-disease specific beliefs among the average Sierra Leonean especially the rural tribes and to be specific the Mendes and Konos is the belief that the first born is likely to die 'to give way to other children to come'. The affected mother should not mourn for long as it will prevent the birth of other children.
  Some women have now organized themselves into a concern group who are looking forward to a workshop on issues around cultural beliefs and child death.

I will appreciate comments and suggestions to help these women in their fight against infant mortality in relation to cultural beliefs.

Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on September 19, 2011 at 7:33pm

Community Action in Indonesia

Wiwin Winarni

Dear CAD Group, IndoCompetence had conducted gathtring with student counseling center for ARH and FP to celebrate CAD (18 September 2011).  We share our concern and strength as community conselor and adjusting this with SALT as WoW and WoT.  We also add some meaning and principle on SALT as an appraoch. This was attended by 38 students and 4 local facilitators.  Soon photos and detail report will be posted by ning.  Kindly also visit this link: PIKMA PIDKOM UIN. Next event will be conducetd by other students counseling session at 25 Sept 2011.
Can't wait to share more!

 

Venty Susanty from Indonesia also shared about Comunity Action day. She has also inserted some photos. See Venty's posting at http://aidscompetence.ning.com/profiles/blogs/cad-event?xg_source=activity

Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on September 16, 2011 at 4:21pm

Dear All,

I am happy to share that Namara from Uganda has combined International Day for elderly with CAD. Thanks Namara for your sharing. You can read more about it at http://aidscompetence.ning.com/profiles/blogs/international-day-for...

 

Has anyone worked with elderly population or is interested in the subject? I would like to connect.

 

Warm regards,

Rituu

 

 

Comment by Rituu B. Nanda on September 16, 2011 at 4:07am

Dear Jeanne,

 

Thanks for sharing CAD in Congo with school teachers.  Its encouraging to read that when the teachers realised their strengths, they made action plans based on their strengths to improve the functioning of the school.

 

I have used google translate for non-French speakers like me. We will get a proper translation soon. Look forward to some photos:-)

 

Congratulations for celebrating CAD second year in a row. Last year it was with school children. Many thanks for your contribution as CAD working group member.

 

Warmly,

Rituu

 

Translation

From 8 to 10 September 2011, staff at GSMC Bansambi Mbuji-Mayi, Kasai Oriental, Democratic Republic of Congo met to evaluate their action plans and planning the 2011-2012 school year. Despite problems, the staff of GSMC. BANSAMBI, after realising their strengths forces (this through the technique of watering the flowers) is committed to meeting the challenges of the school for the 2011-2012 school year.

To illustrate below are excerpts from the commitment of staff from which an action plan was developed.
  ■ "Because of my patience and helpfulness, I pledge to maintain a good working relationship with all staff and properly control the documents of my students";
  ■ "Having learned that I am brave, I'll put this here in the service quality of construction, not destruction by having the courage to discuss an issue with colleagues and not to develop the rumor";
  ■ "From two strong qualities that I have, namely, patience and tolerance, I will develop active listening with my supervision, to pick up on mistakes with great respect and above all without hurtful words "◦" listening to my supervisor told me today that I'm helpful, I invest time and energy to do my job, I persevered, despite mental fatigue and / or physical I felt valued because it is the first time he likes me. I never knew I was doing good things ... so I will maintain this pace to achieve our goals by the next school year. "

Comment by Jeanne d'Arc Kengne on September 15, 2011 at 11:21pm

Du 8 au 10 septembre 2011, le personnel du GSMC Bansambi a Mbuji-Mayi, Kasai Oriental , RDCongo s'est réuni pour évaluer leur plan d'action et planifie l’année scolaire 2011-2012.  Malgré le contexte d’adversité permanente et récurrente, le personnel du GSMC .BANSAMBI ,  après avoir pris connaissance de ses forces (ceci à  travers  la technique d’arrosage des fleurs) s’est engagé à relever le défi de l’école « amie des enfants, amie des filles » pour l’année scolaire 2011-2012.

A titre d’illustration ci-dessous quelques extraits de l’engagement du personnel a partir duquel un plan d’action a été élaboré.

• «  De part ma patience et serviabilité, je m’engage à maintenir une bonne collaboration avec tout le personnel et contrôler correctement les documents de mes élèves » ;
• « Ayant appris que je suis très courageuse, je m’en vais ici mettre cette qualité au service de la construction et non de la destruction en ayant le courage de discuter d’un problème avec les collègues  et non de développer la rumeur » ;
• « A partir de deux qualités fortes que j’ai, à savoir, la patience et la tolérance, je m’engage à développer l’écoute active avec mes supervisés, de les reprendre sur des fautes commises avec beaucoup de respect et surtout sans mots blessants » ;
  • «  En écoutant mon superviseur me dire aujourd’hui que je suis serviable, que j’investis du temps et de l’énergie pour bien faire mon travail, que je persévère, malgré la fatigue mentale et/ou physique, je me suis sentie valorisée, car c’est la première fois qu’il m’apprécie. Je n’ai jamais su que je faisais des bonnes choses…alors je m’engage à maintenir ce rythme pour atteindre nos objectifs d’ici l’année scolaire prochaine ».

 

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