Ramgarh Reintegration centre news published in 8 dec rajasthan patrika Jaipur

Celebration of International Day of Disabled Persons

With enthusiasm and passion in front of similar mind set “Divyang” sharing their views and “Maan ki Baat”. When disabled students celebrated their day, the viewers could not stop themselves to appreciate their work. 

Someone was dreaming his wish in poetry, and then many students may paint their skills through coloring.

The program was held on the occasion of International Day of Disabled Person at Ramgarh Reintegrated Center of Sarthak Manav Kushthashram.

Participants of computer mobile and stitching courses gave a great introduction to their skills. 

Meanwhile, Rakesh, Arun, Shiva, Kamini, Manjeet, Sunil and others “Divyangs” expressed their views in the story, song, and poem.

Worker Mukesh Sharma said that this day is celebrated as a celebration to make people aware of the actual of the people.

डिस्एबल्ड स्टूडेंस के ’’मन की बात’’ में सुनी हौसलों की उड़ान
अपना दिन, अपने लोग, और मन की बात कहने का सुअवसर। कुछ ऐसी ही सोच के साथ जोष और जुनून लिए जब डिस्एबल्ड स्टूडेंस ने अपना दिन सेलिब्रेट किया तो देखने वाले तालियां बजाते नहीं थके। किसी ने कविता में अपने सपने बुने तो कई स्टूडें्स पेटिंग में अपने हुनर का रंग भरते दिखे। मौका था इंटरनेषनल डे आॅफ डिस्एबल्ड पर्सनस के अवसर पर सार्थक मानव कुष्ठ आश्रम के रामगढ़ पुनःस्थापन केन्द्र पर आयोजित समारोह का। जिसमें कम्प्यूटर, मोबाइल एवं सिलाई कोर्स कर रहे प्रतिभागियों ने अपने हुनर का परिचय देते हुए राकेष, अरूण, षिव, कामिनी, मनजीत, सुनील व अन्य दिव्यांगों ने कहानी, गीत-कविता में अपने विचर व्यक्त किये।
संस्थान के कार्यकर्ता मुकेष शर्मा ने बताया कि दिव्यांगों की वास्तविक स्थिति से लोगों को जागरूक करने के लिए इस दिवस को जष्न के तौर पर मनाना जरूरी है। दिव्यांगों के लिए उचित एवं वांछित संसाधनों एवं उन्हें अपने अधिकारों की जानकारी की कमी की वजह से जीवन में बहुत सी परेषानियों का सामना करना पड़ता है। इस तरह के उत्सवों से जहां दिव्यागों का आत्मविष्वास बढ़ता है वहीं उन्हें अपने अधिकारों की जानकारी भी मिलती है।

Journey of Mumbai-Goa

It was really wonderful and beyond imagination when we all from SMK and Galta Ashram Family visited Goa with all Inmates and Staff members. 

We started our journey in afternoon hrs. by train and reached their next day at Mumbai Central Railway station. Dr. Prakash (you) and their team meets us and welcomed all inmates at Lokmanya Tilak Railway station. After we departed for Goa by train. We all had seen big tunnels and Natural Greenery fulfilling hills. Our train had reached at Madgaon Railway Station in midnight. Mr. Mario took us  to Palloti Home at Vasco by bus. Early morning our tour started to visit  Goa’s famous place on dated 9^th  to 11^th  Nov.,2017. This are- Mariane Fish Museum, Kolva Beach, Bhagwan Mangleshwar temple at Mangeshi Dham and  We all had Darshan  and prayed at Old Church in Old Goa, Miramar Beach and Dona Paula Beach. We all took very much joy in sea water.

Next day on dated 10^th Nov.,2017 we had seen famous Agwad Fort, Kalangut Beach and Panji city Beach. We all had a ride in Laxicon Cruise ship at Panji City Beach. We all  danced and were so happy in riding ship. It was first time for everyone on the Ship.

After breakfast early morning on dated 11^th Nov.2017 we all had seen  Japanese Park  near Madgaon Port, Naval Aviation Museum,  Maa Shanta Durga temple and Shiva temple at Phatapi  and  we all had Darshan  and prayed. We all had taken lunch and departed to Madgaon Railway station.

Early morning on dated 12^th Nov.,2017 we reached to Shivaji Terminal Railway Station at Mumbai. We all went to Vimala Center. All team got freshened and took breakfast. We all visited Mumbai- Big Bridge on sea, Radha Krishana Temple and had Darshan, Hanging Garden, Haji Ali Dargah and Gate Way of India, Taj Hotel. We all returned back  by train in evening to Jaipur.

It was so memorable for all us and faces of all Ashram people were so delighted that makes then ever healthy and happy. Thank you so very much and the IDF team and God blesses all of you for this kindness.

Please find attached photographs of the trip.

With best wishes and kind regards to Respected Dr. Pillai Sahab, your family and IDF friends.

Courtesy by IDF Sarthak Manav Kushthashram and Galta Family Visited Mumbai-Goa.

SMK's News published in 7th Dec Daily News Paper, Jaipur Edition.

Trip Courtesy by IDF. Thank you Dr. Prakash and IDF to organize this marvelous trip.

Rehabilitation programmes of SMK

Shri Pandurang, an inmate engaged in handloom activities.

Buy products from SMK and help in empowering leprosy patients.

IDF congratulates SMK

Dr. A. R. K. Pillai, President of Indian Development Foundation during his Jaipur visit met the President of Sarthak Manav Kushthashram Shri Suresh Kaul and congratulated the wonderful work being carried out in the field of leprosy rehabilitation programme.

Dr. Pillai and Dr. Narayan called on Shri Suresh Kaul at SMK office on Tuesday the 14th May 2007. IDF team discussed on various rehabilitation programmes in national interest.

Shri Suresh Kaul and SMK team explained the activities of SMK and RRC. They also apprised on the Empowerment Schools viz., Tilak Bal Gurukul run in Jaipur villages.

Welcome to SMK

Sarthak Manav Kushthashram, Jaipur, a voluntary and charitable organisation, is in service of the disabled and detached people affected by leprosy for the last nearly three decades. Presently, the organisation is functioning as a model centre for their treatment and rehabilitation. Besides the leprosy treatment we had also started Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP) under the State Government since 2003.

On the rehabilitation side, we have powerlooms as well as handlooms at our Galta Ashram, on which the Ashram inmates produce various textile items, such as Bed Sheets, Cushions, Table Covers, Towels, etc. Besides selling these items in the home markets, we also export these to some European countries like France, Germany, U.K. etc. We sell these items with very little profit, and whatever little profit is earned, is utilized for various programmes for the welfare of leprosy patients and cured leprosy sufferers.