26th, aug 2012

And we happy to inform that our Annajeyam trust have participated
along with Thendral foundation and conducted counseling for Visually
Impaired students. Thendral organization has conducted various
competition for Hearing Impaired(essay writing and drawing), Vishually
Impaired(singing, speech) at Sethupadhi school, near periyar busstand,
Madurai. And also we briefed about educational opportunity and placement
opportunities both in govt and private sector for the pwd who where
participated. We(Annajeyam) offered the students a document which
contains useful tips for their education and job opportunities, which is
attached below(file name: useful tips).
under this attach the document which we have prepared with filename
"useful tips"

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25th aug, 2012

We identified a girls hostel near Gandhi Museum, opposite to corporation
swimming pool. We request all the helping hands to bring mirth to the
orphan girls hostel run by govt of tamilnadu, which have children from std
1 to 12th. We personally identified very few basic needs of those pitiful
children like,
1. The hostel is not having proper bathroom/toilet.
2. Building for both school come hostel is in very pathetic condition,
so lot of renovation work has to be done.
3. Students are not having enough beds compared to their strength.
4. Children are not having enough daily needs like soap, paste, soaps,
dress etc.
As of now we have started an educational guideness for higher class
students, by arranging teacher’s for special classes to score high marks
in their academic.
We kindly request you to provide financial and other supports for the
benefits of these children.

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august15th @bechi

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I went to Aravind Eye hospital and met the field workers, and gave them idea about the importance of educations and job availabilities. Basically field workers job is to identify the disabled people and ask them to go to hospital, these workers will also be going to villages. But the field workers have no knowledge as where do they find information about the facilities available.
The ideas suggested are,
1. Once identified try to find how confident they are and make them aware of schools available where they can provide good educations.
2. If they are educated and not employed make them aware of job available in banks and various sectors.
3. Low vision people can be employed in any job if they are educated well.
4. Make them listen to news and some one should help in reading newspapers.
5. If possible make them self employed like packing stuffs and others and told them not to sit idle at home.
6. After retirement most of the people may be sitting in the village, identify them as they may have better ideas about helping disabled people to read and write, so identify such people and make a group then and there.

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I went to Shanmugams NGO, where he has a hostel for disabled people. I met the students from 1st standard to college, and made them aware of job availabilities, told them to get the one word aptitude books and convert it to cassettes and get them trained.
Met with field workers of that NGO where they work in various parts of Tamilnadu. Made them aware of various category of VI, gave them tips to help people with low vision and total blindness. I also added that “All have very good future if they are properly trained”. So highlighted them where the educations are given and how to approach for jobs.

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Gone to one School called Pattu Poochi, where education is provided to all kind of disabled people. I checked what kind of tools and other stuffs they have. They personally requested me to provide them the computers, through which they can train the students with JAWS knowledge. So when they pass out of the school they will be trained well and will be easier for their higher education and will be prepared for self employment.
In all the above mentioned programs I highlighted three things which are important that is
1. Improve English knowledge in aspects of communications.
2. Concentrate in General Knowledge.
3. Importance of JAWS training

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