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June 2011

Camp for the Animals at Poikarapatti..   (published in India)

June 24, 2011 by   Comments (0)

Projects Abroad | India organised the veterinary camp for the animals at Poikarapatti...Our Veterinary volunteers took part in the camp and vaccinated the animals at the village.

The reason behind the camp is to help the village people in vaccinating and treating the domestic animals in the village which is not affordable by the village locals. About 300 animals got benefitted by the camp.

Our volunteers got an hands-on work experience in the areas of - vaccination, de-worming, priliminary diagnosis of pregnancy in cows and artificial insemination. In turn the local village people got benefitted by the camp.

 

 

Contributed by Nadia - India Social Manager

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Cultural Workshop for Care Volunteers!   (published in India)

June 19, 2011 by   Comments (0)

Here comes the interesting and welcomeable announcement from Projects Abroad | India...All the volunteers who are all doing Care placement in India starting from the month of June will get a chance to attend the Cultural and Language Workshop as a part of their orientation procedure.

The reason behind this is - we(Projects Abroad India) found that these workshops will definetly help the volunteers a lot to mingle with the local community very well.These workshops gives a brief overview of the cultural things that has to be followed by the Volunteers during their stay in India. Also we teach you - the basic and necessary tamil words ingeneral.This helps the volunteers to move freely with the Children in their placement.

Contributed by Anantha Subramanian - Care Program Manager

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Waste water treatment at Chinnupatti   (published in India)

June 8, 2011 by   Comments (1)

The Green village modelfarm volunteers under the head of waste water treatment internship students from Netherlands - TIm ,Frank and Teun  launched a signature hunt programme in the village sof chinnupatti and rettiyapatti
It was on behalf  of a petition explaining the health disorders resulting from logging domestic waste water and  plastic bags  spread everywhere in the villages
It demanded the instalation of garbage bins for biowastes and plastic wastes along with that frequent removal of collected wastes also.

 

It also demande dthe urge to recycle the domestic waste waters also .
All the 7 volunteers actively involved in the hunt , explaine dthe people with tamil and english version notioces and then asked for their support .The people in the villages readily agreed as they agreed with the petition.

 

 

Contributed by Raisa Dawood - Conservation Program Manager | India

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