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De Care️ 11 months ago

🌍 English: A Gateway to the Global Community Nachivayal, a rural village near Munnar, faces challenges of marginalization and limited access to quality education, leading to high school dropout rates and unskilled youth. To change this, Vincentian Social Services, in collaboration with Jesuit Worldwide Learning, is empowering the children of Nachivayal through English education. Our journey started with an inspiring orientation session led by our mentor, Benny, and his dedicated team. Together, we’re breaking barriers and creating opportunities for a brighter future! 📚✨ Let’s build a world of possibilities! #EducationForAll #EnglishLearning #EmpoweringCommunities #VincentianSocialServices #SocialImpact #CommunityDevelopment

De Care️ 12 months ago

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As part of the ongoing SMART SCREEN initiative, an awareness session was conducted on 22nd November 2024 at the LP School, Chittazha, Vattapara. The session witnessed enthusiastic participation, with approximately 70 students, along with a number of parents and teachers, in attendance. The program was organized in conjunction with the celebrations for International Children’s Day, aiming to address the growing concerns of screen addiction among children. SMART SCREEN- Look Up......Live Life.

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Vincentian Social Services (De Care) conducted a day-long awareness session on screen addiction as part of our project, SMART SCREEN. Children from different communities near Anjengo attended the session. We are happy that communities are welcoming us to give sessions on this topic. We reached around 200 children.

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Glimpses from the Annual General Body Meeting and De Care Day...A meaningful day of get together, discussions, thoughtful insights and new decisions....Thank you Fr Mathew Kakkattupillil, the Provincial Superior and Sr Joan Chunkapura, our resource persons. De Care communities @ Kanjirappilly, Kuravilangadu, Thodupuzha, Aruvithura...attended.... We had a beautiful reflection on _ayaloram_, a program which we will begin soon.

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The logo of SMART SCREEN is released. The project aims to combat screen addiction and to promote responsible screen use among children. Multiple sessions for around 200 students, teachers and parents. We thank our implementing partner, Loyola College of Social Sciences, MSW department and KIMS HEALTH.

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The second TOT sessions for the SMART SCREEN Cadets at Loyola College of Social Sciences.

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De Care Social Services and Loyola College of Social Sciences collectively launched SMART SCREEN, a project aiming at decreasing screen addiction among children. Our Project Coordinator, Aksa Paul led the first TOT (Training for Trainers)

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Thanks De Paul Public School, Rajamudi for their contributions for the Rehabilitation at Wayanadu.... For education of the affected children

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Thanks De Paul Public School, Mundakkayam for their contributions for the Rehabilitation at Wayanadu.... For education of the affected children.

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We Completed training programs as part of the Weaving Lives Project. Altogether 40 women were given stitching training in Trivandrum and Kollam and the machines were distributed. At Kollam, the training was conducted at QSS (Quilon Social Services). The training was organized under the CSR initiatives of ESAF Foundation. In the further phase of this project, we will monitor and try to establish market linkages.

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Increasing the earning capacity of women has a major role to play in the women empowerment. Financial freedom opens for her various ways to success in life. Aiming at the sustainable development of unemployed women, De Care- Vincentian Social Services conducted three day stitching training for women at Vincentian Ashram, Vattapara. The CSR wing of ESAF Bank funded the entire training program. Around 20 participants from different parts of Trivandrum attended the training.

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De Care @ Govt LP School, Chittazha on World Environment Day 2024...#GenerationRestoration

Releasing a Poster on World Environment Day.... #GenerationRestoration

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Ellam set.... Distribution of note books in connection with academic year opening

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De Care@ Kanjirappilly celecrating the World Environment Day

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Formation of De Care Community @Aruvithura.

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De Care in collaboration with KSACS- distribution of academic materials for the children from Palakkadu, Trichur, Malappuram districts.

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Women on Wheels.... De Care in collaboration with National NGO Confederation.... Honda Activa distribution for women.... Thanks De Care@ Kuravilangadu for cooperation.

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Life skills session for the children affected and infected with HIV at Kottiyam...

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A packet of curd milk for our people experiencing extreme heat waves..

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OUR IMPACT

  • It is 50% poor in the country

728

Scholarships/ Education

1580

Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation

485

HIV/AIDS population

101

Entrepreneurship

4208

SMART SCREEN

54

Skill Development program

35

Vin NEST

5234

Health

20 L

Zero Hunger

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About Us

Vincentian Social Services (De Care) is the social welfare arm of the St. Joseph Province of the Vincentian Congregation, dedicated to fostering sustainable development and social empowerment. Since its establishment in 1993, the organization has been committed to transforming lives through initiatives in education, healthcare, disaster relief, and community development. Guided by the values of St. Vincent de Paul, we strive to create an inclusive society by addressing the needs of the most vulnerable.

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Ms. Rakhi

“My one-month internship at Vincentian Social Services was an inspiring experience. The organization truly stands out in its commitment to social well-being. I had the opportunity to associate with the SMART SCREEN project, which impressed me with its scientific, systematic, and recovery-focused approach. In today’s world, where screen addiction among.

Ms. Rakhi
Ms. Sania

“My one-month internship at Vincentian Social Services was a truly enriching experience. I deeply appreciate the organization’s strong commitment to child development. I had the opportunity to engage with projects like De Scholars, Koottu, and HAND, each reflecting the organization’s dedication to uplifting vulnerable children. Vincentian Social Services follows robust.

Ms. Sania
Loyola College of Social Sciences

“We are pleased to collaborate with Vincentian Social Services as an implementing partner for the SMART SCREEN initiative. Through this partnership, Vincentian Social Services has provided a dedicated project coordinator and created valuable opportunities for our social work trainees to engage meaningfully with children and families. We sincerely appreciate their.

Loyola College of Social Sciences
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Athira

My name is Athira. With my mother ill and father missing, life was very hard. Through the De Scholars project by Vincentian Social Services, I received a scholarship, mentorship, and guidance that helped me continue my studies and regain hope. I’m truly grateful for this support.

Athira
Lalitha

My name is Lalitha (not real name) from Thiruvananthapuram. After losing my husband and living with HIV, life was full of struggle and fear. Through Project Koottu by Vincentian Social Services, I received tailoring training and a machine, which helped me start earning and regain confidence. Today, I live with hope, dignity, and gratitude.

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Arya

My name is Arya (not real name), a student from Chooralmala. After the landslide, I faced fear, loss, and hopelessness. Project HAND by Vincentian Social Services helped me recover through counselling, education support, and life skill training. Now I feel confident, hopeful, and deeply grateful for their support.

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