Covid-19 Relief Programs
During this challenging phase and in line with our guiding principles, we launched the COVID-19 Relief Programme.
Community health care
Voice trust accountability to defending covid-19, a pandemic virus Programme schedule : (First Phase)
During this challenging phase and in line with our guiding principles, we launched the COVID-19 Relief Programme.
Community health care
We are currently engaged in reaching out to the daily wage earners and underprivileged families, residing in Madurai, with ration of food, Vegetables, Fruits, masks and soaps. With no income during nation-wide lockdown, these families lost access to the most basic necessity – food. Countless have been going without food for days and their very survival is now at risk. At Voice Trust, our efforts are now focused on their health and safety.
While our food kits of rations – rice, pulses, potatoes, oil, salt and biscuits are providing them with sustenance, the masks and soaps are protecting them against the virus.
Major Activities.(from7th March2020 to continue)
Distribution of food, Vegetables & Fruits
| ACTIVITY | DATE | PLACE | BENIFICERIS | ASSOCIATE WITH | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Distribution of food, Vegetables & Fruits | 13th 20th 21th 22nd April-20-03rd 28th may 20, 3rd June 20(7days) | Madurai Urban & Village | 850 families | Lions club, Panhayat President, wellwishers. | Value worth Rs,1275000/- |
Distribution of food, Vegetables & Fruits
| ACTIVITY | DATE | PLACE | BENIFICERIS | ASSOCIATE WITH | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Distribution of food, Vegetables & Fruits | 13th 20th 21th 22nd April-20-03rd 28th may 20, 3rd June 20(7days) | Madurai Urban & Village | 850 families | Lions club, Panhayat President, wellwishers. | Value worth Rs,1275000/- |
Under The Covid-19 Relief program, to address the soaring demand of quality sanitizers, especially across hospitals and frontline workers who are relentlessly serving COVID-19 patients, Voice Trust donated Masks and Hand Sanitizer Gel to frontline workers in COVID designated hospitals across the city
Face Mask and Sanitation Distribution
| S/no | Name | No’s |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Collector of Madurai | 15000 + Sanitation |
| 2 | Mr.Vishahan IAS (Madurai Corporation Commissioner) | 15000 + Sanitation |
| 3 | Mr.Manivannan IPS ( SP of Madurai Dist ) | 5000 + Sanitation |
| 4 | District Fire Service Officer / Receiced byStation Master | 5000 + Sanitation |
Facilitation for medical treatment, testing, counseling for the virus infected and the arrangement of admission at Govt & Pvt Hospitals by SUJI HEALTH CARE, Madurai, a brain child of voice trust
| ACTIVITY | DATE | PLACE | BENIFICERIS | ASSOCIATE WITH | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coordination extended to patients | Since May1st | Madurai and other districts in south Tamilnadu | public | Suji Health Care, Govt & pvt Hospitals | counseling for300, men & Women admission process for 40 patients |
Arranging telemedicine, whatsapp & Video call consultation of patients by specialists
| ACTIVITY | DATE | PLACE | BENIFICERIS | ASSOCIATE WITH | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guidelines and support service for public | Since May1st | Madurai and other districts | public | TATA communication Suji Health Care & Well Wishers | Continues process |
Online counseling consultation, awareness through video clipping in collaboration with Medical Specialists, Madurai Kamaraj University & Lady Doak College Social Science Students
| ACTIVITY | DATE | PLACE | BENIFICERIS | ASSOCIATE WITH | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medical Guidelines Awareness to Students & Public | 3rd week of july2020 | Madurai | Students & Public | Madurai Kamaraj University, Social Science Students, LadyDoak College Specialists Doctors, private Hospitals | Continues process |
In view of this, a special session was conducted at M.E.P.U.P. School in Andarkttaram on 13.03.2020 in association with Voice Trust and Suji Healthcare for making students aware of this virus
Donation contributed Tamilnadu CM Relief fund
| ACTIVITY | DATE | PLACE | BENIFICERIS | ASSOCIATE WITH | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Relief fund | 21st & 24th may2020 | Madurai Rly station | Migration people | Madurai collector | Rs, 90000/- |
Covid-19 Vaccination Awareness & Vaccination Camp (Second Phase)
CSR PROJECT NAME
Covid-19 Vaccination Awareness and Vaccination Camp
PROJECT LOCATION
Various places in Madurai (Rural and Urban)
DURATION
One Week
(26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th April 2021, 1st May & 5th May 2021)
CSR PROJECT FUNDED BY
Rajmahal, Madurai
CO-ORDINATED & SUPPORTED BY
Deputy Director of Health Services Centre, Suji Health Care, Madurai, Rural and Urban Primary Health Centres, Police and Transport Department.
ORGANIZED and IMPLEMENTED BY
Voice Trust & Suji Health Care Madurai
DAY WISE ACTIVITY REPORT
The activities were carried out for 7 days from 26th April 2021 to 5st May 2021 in various places of Madurai. (Rural & Urban)
The Project was implemented through:
- Covid-19 Vaccination Awareness Materials Distribution
- Mobile Campaign
- IEC Materials Distribution in Govt Sectors
- Vaccination Camp
- Distribution of Grooming Kits & water bottles to Covid-19
patients - Webinar
DAY WISE ACTIVITY REPORT
26TH APRIL 2021
FLAG OFF FUNCTION OF MOBILE CAMPAIGN
The mobile campaign on Covid-19 Vaccination Awareness was inaugurated by Dr Arjunkumar, Director of Health Services, Madurai District with a flag off of a specially fabricated van from District Health Society Madurai.
MOBILE CAMPAIGN & COVID-19 VACCINATION AWARENESS MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION
IEC MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION
VACCINATION CAMP
27TH APRIL 2021
INAUGURAL FUNCTION
IEC MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION
MOBILE CAMPAIGN & AWARENESS MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION
VACCINATION CAMP
28TH APRIL 2021
INAUGURAL FUNCTION
IEC MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION
MOBILE CAMPAIGN & AWARENESS MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION
VACCINATION CAMP
29TH APRIL 2021
INAUGURAL FUNCTION
IEC MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION
MOBILE CAMPAIGN & AWARENESS MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION
The first halt of the mobile campaign was at Anna Nagar. Around 15,000 leaflets were distributed to the general public in and around the areas of the PHC. The next halt was at Gomathipuram, with a distribution of 7000 leaflets in and around that area. From there our Van moved on to Theppakulam, where we distributed around 13,000 leaflets of Covid-19 Vaccination Awareness to the general public.
VACCINATION CAMP
30TH APRIL 2021
INAUGURAL FUNCTION
IEC MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION
MOBILE CAMPAIGN & AWARENESS MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION
VACCINATION CAMP
1st MAY 2021
INAUGURAL FUNCTION
IEC MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION
MOBILE CAMPAIGN & AWARENESS MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION
VACCINATION CAMP
Distribution of Grooming Kits & Water bottles to Covid-19 Patients
5th MAY 2021
Webinar on Covid-19 Vaccination Awarene
To Fight Against and prevent the spread of COVID-19, Voice Trust conducted a webinar on Covid-19 Vaccination Awareness through Zoom Meeting on the 5th of May 2021 at Social Science Department Lady Dock College, Madurai. The objective of this webinar was to disseminate information about Covid-19 Vaccination, and the safety rules regarding the prevention of COVID-19 among the MSW students and staff of Lady Dock College. Dr. Mariappan, ICMR, Ex Scientist 5th MAY 2021 was the eminent speaker of the day. Around 200 students benefitted from this webinar.
Free Distribution of Rice, Provisions & Sanitation Kits During 2nd Phase of Covid-19
Location
Madurai (Rural & Urban)
Duration
From 17th May to 23rd May 2021
Sponsored By
Reliance Foundation
Organised & Implemented By
Voice Trust, Madurai
Category of People (Beneficiaries) Chosen For The Activity
supported the backbone of the nation.
- The daily wage earners
- Sanitary Workers
- Small Scale Employees
- Potters
- Barbers
- Widows
- SHGs Women
- Under privileged Vulnerable People
- Visually Impaired & Physically Handicapped
- Street Side Vendors
- Market Coolie Workers
- Weavers
- Rural Folk Artists and migrant workers.
Reason For Choosing these Particular Beneficiaries
Due to the 2nd Wave of Covid-19 and Lock Down, there is a situation where people are:
- Deprived of employment
- Living in poverty
- Not able to Earn
- Physically and mentally drained out
- Only one meal a day
Places of Activity
- Slums
- Rural
- Semi Urban
- Urban
Slum Area
Rural Area
Semi Urban Area
Urban Area
Execution of the Activity
- 1. Preparatory Stage
- 2. Implementation Stage
Preparatory Stage
- Situational analysis.
- Door-Door collection of basic data (Name, Address, Occupation, Aadhaar Number, Phone number, Employability) of beneficiaries.
- Documents Collection.
- Meeting with Community stakeholders.
- Beneficiaries List Preparation.
- Location Identification for Distribution.
- A detailed implementation plan was also developed in consultation with community stakeholders. Efforts also involved grass root level health functionaries and Panchayat Leaders.
Implementation Stage
Voice Trust family along with Reliance Foundation unitedly worked to support this mission on a war footing to ensure that the needy do not go hungry during the lockdown period.
Covid-19 Relief Assistance to Folk Artists
Dr S Aneesh Sekhar, I.A.S., District Collector and Smt Senthilkumari, District Revenue Officer presided over the function and distributed the relief assistance packages to 100 Rural Folk Artists. The program was efficiently organized by Voice Trust Managing Director Mr T Murugesan and their Team.
Contribution of Masks and Sanitizers
Contribution of Masks and Sanitizers
Mega Covid-19 vaccination campaign
Post Covid-19 –A Psycho Social Perspective
This counselling program was carried out in association with Velammal Medical College & Hospital, Madurai and Suji Healthcare Ltd Madurai. The presidential address was given by Dr A Mohammed Aslam, Principal MSS WKF Board College. The felicitation was done by Voice Trust Managing Trustee Mr T Murugesan and Mr P Jabar, Secretary and Correspondent and the Keynote address was given by Mr B Ravichandran, Counselor, Mental Healthcare & De-addiction,Velammal Medical College & Hospital, Madurai who imparted the education to the PG and Research Department of English college students.
Post Covid-19 –A Psycho Social Perspective
This counselling program was carried out in association with Velammal Medical College & Hospital, Madurai and Suji Healthcare Ltd Madurai. The presidential address was given by Dr A Mohammed Aslam, Principal MSS WKF Board College. The felicitation was done by Voice Trust Managing Trustee Mr T Murugesan and Mr P Jabar, Secretary and Correspondent and the Keynote address was given by Mr B Ravichandran, Counselor, Mental Healthcare & De-addiction,Velammal Medical College & Hospital, Madurai who imparted the education to the PG and Research Department of English college students.
Virtual Awareness Program on Omicron
Covid-19 Vaccination Camp for Children Below 18yrs
To make the people of Madurai take full advantage of the Vaccination drive, Voice Trust intensely engaged in the mobile campaign of Covid- 19 vaccination Awareness programs in Primary Health Care Centers, the villages surrounding these PHC’s, Madurai city in places like Bus stand, Railway station, Check post and Post offices.
Covid-19 Vaccination Camp for Children Below 18yrs
To make the people of Madurai take full advantage of the Vaccination drive, Voice Trust intensely engaged in the mobile campaign of Covid- 19 vaccination Awareness programs in Primary Health Care Centers, the villages surrounding these PHC’s, Madurai city in places like Bus stand, Railway station, Check post and Post offices.
Post Covid-19 Adolescent Women
Webinar on Women’s participation during the current pandemic of Covid-19
Our women play a major role in our society with greater risk of infection in home as well as at work. Nearly 83 percent of the frontline workers are female who have consistently been putting their lives at risk. In rural areas, women accounting for 1 million Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) workers are the core providers of health care and medical services. Women in India, both individually and collectively are working fanatically on the frontlines to rein in an ever-worsening pandemic. Yet, despite their significant contribution toward the management of the crisis, women continue to remain invisible in both the global as well as the national discourse on women’s leadership in the COVID-19 crisis. It is time to recognize the efforts of these unseen heroes of the crisis and acknowledge the critical roles that women play in Indian society. 55 college students and professors of Women’s Study Centre, Madurai Kamaraj University participated & got benefitted through this webinar.
