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WELCOME Presentation by Fr. Jose Mathew SDB Director BOSCO DELHI, India Refugee Assistance Programme 2001-2013 Our Presence Centres : 14 Centres in Delhi, India. Locations: Lajpat Nagar, Malviya Nagar, Wazirabad, Vikaspuri,


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WELCOME

Presentation by Fr. Jose Mathew SDB Director – BOSCO DELHI, India

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Refugee Assistance Programme

2001-2013

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Our Presence

  • Centres : 14 Centres in Delhi, India.
  • Locations: Lajpat Nagar, Malviya Nagar,

Wazirabad, Vikaspuri, Bodella, Jeewan Park, Sitapuri, Hastal

  • Team: 244 Staffs( 50% refugee staff)
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A Holistic Approach Towards Self Reliance…

BOSCO UNHCR

Health Services

Psychosocial Support Youth clubs And Campaigns Livelihood Options Comprehensive Education & Skill Trainings

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Comprehensive Education and Skill Training Programmes

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Education

  • Creche.
  • Bridge Classes and Tuition Classes.
  • Support in Admission to government schools.
  • National Open School.
  • DAFI Scholarships.
  • Meetings with teachers and principals of

Government Schools.

  • Networking with NGOs, Training Institutes.
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Language and Vocational Training

  • English Classes.
  • Hindi Activity Classes.
  • Basic Computers.
  • Advanced Computers.
  • Training Sponsorship

for Vocational Skills.

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Youth Clubs and Campaigns

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Youth Clubs and Campaigns

  • 11 Clubs.
  • Over 1000 active youngsters.
  • Campaigns on Education, Health, SGBV,

HIV/AIDS, Women Empowerment.

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Youth Clubs and Campaigns

  • Monthly community activities,

support to elderly, disabled.

  • Rapport building sessions with local Indians.
  • Training of Trainers (Refugees) on SGBV.
  • Sessions with men and boys.
  • Elderly workshop.
  • Social projects.
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Health Services

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Health and Sanitation

  • Support in accessing government hospitals

through medical CSPs.

  • Provision of generic medicines/sanitary

napkins through chemists.

  • Health assessments.
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Health and Sanitation

  • Health awareness sessions including reproductive

health.

  • Health camps.
  • Medical referral committee for guidance on

complicated and expensive surgeries.

  • Meetings with doctors of government health

hospitals and NGOs

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Psychosocial Support

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Psychosocial Support

(with technical support from VIMHANS)

  • Individual counselling.
  • Home visits.
  • Psychological assessments.
  • Psychiatric interventions.
  • Institutional care.
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Psychosocial Support

(with technical support from VIMHANS)

  • De-addiction.
  • Occupational therapy.
  • Learn and Train Program for UAMs.
  • Workshop with caregivers.
  • Networking with NGOS.
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Support to People with Specific Needs

  • Review of individual cases.
  • Linkages to

available services.

  • Recommendation

for financial assistance.

  • Disbursement
  • f subsistence allowance.

(through banks)

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Livelihood Options

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Income Generation Activities

  • Skill trainings.(Knitting, Weaving, Stitching, Portry, Block

Printing, Paper Bags, Coasters Making etc….)

  • 4 Production centres.
  • Home based work programmes.
  • Marketing of KOSHISH products.
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Placement Support

  • Jobseekers registration.
  • Skill assessment.
  • Jobseekers training including Hindi. Classes
  • Facilitating interviews.
  • Post placement follow up.
  • Placement incentive scheme.
  • Linkages with consultancy.
  • Market survey.
  • Employers Meet.
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Business Grants

  • Financial literacy classes.
  • Workshop on business development.
  • Small business grant.
  • Group business grant.
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Established a brand name ‘KOSHISH’ (efforts) for products made refugees.

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Long term visas and work permits to refugees

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Of long term visas and work permits to refugees

IMPACT

  • Milestone achievement

towards the self reliance

  • f refugees.
  • Opened the doors for

placement in corporate and professional jobs.

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Of long term visas and work permits to refugees

IMPACT

  • Increased the possibility of higher salary.
  • Created more acceptance for refugees

for government supports.

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Bank accounts and ATM cards for refugees

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Of Bank accounts and ATM cards for refugees

IMPACT

  • Result of continuous advocacy with Bank.
  • Possibility of placement in high paying

jobs.

  • Reduced the risk of safeguarding

their earnings.

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Of Bank accounts and ATM cards for refugees

IMPACT

  • Helped creating a sense of confidence

among the refugees.

  • Created a banking culture and paved a way

for organized business grants and microfinance possibilities .

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Challenges

  • Mental Health of Refugees especially single.
  • Refugees with multiple health issues.
  • Motivating and sustaining admissions in

government schools.

  • Placement of highly qualified refugees in respective

fields(Doctors, Engineers)

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Presentation by Fr. Jose Mathew SDB Director – BOSCO DELHI, India