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Phase –I of Relief and Rehabilitation through physical, material, monetary and medicinal help, has been successfully implemented. Phase – II of providing psychological first aid to the people affected by the flood, has been rolled out.
HiCuP, a unique initiative by Ms. Seeba Bhojani, supported by Jnana Prabodhini Pune, and Maîtree Organization, Kochi, has been rolled out with the vision of facilitating long-term psychological rehabilitation of people affected by floods.
For the purpose, a team of 25 volunteers has been trained to provide listening support on the field over a period of one month for short-term and assess psychological needs of the community to provide support in the long run.
As we know Kerala has been affected by this kind of floods almost a century; hence being the most difficult one to deal with. The people have not only been physically affected but also strongly being impacted at a psychological level, leading to an increasing number of suicides.
Therefore, there is a strong need to provide psychosocial support in addition to physical and material help.
1st batch:
Names: Seeba Bhojani, Prashant Ghule, Prasad Patil, Prasad Thorve, Gaurav Ingole, Bobby, Manoj Sonune, Janhavi Narayan, Adithy, Dnyaneshwar, Shweta, Sudhir Patil.
Phase –I of Relief and Rehabilitation through physical, material, monetary and medicinal help, has been successfully implemented. Phase – II of providing psychological first aid to the people affected by the flood, has been rolled out.
HiCuP, a unique initiative by Ms. Seeba Bhojani, supported by Jnana Prabodhini Pune, and Maîtree Organization, Kochi, has been rolled out with the vision of facilitating long-term psychological rehabilitation of people affected by floods.
For the purpose, a team of 25 volunteers has been trained to provide listening support on the field over a period of one month for short-term and assess psychological needs of the community to provide support in the long run.
As we know Kerala has been affected by this kind of floods almost a century; hence being the most difficult one to deal with. The people have not only been physically affected but also strongly being impacted at a psychological level, leading to an increasing number of suicides.
Therefore, there is a strong need to provide psychosocial support in addition to physical and material help.
1st batch:
Names: Seeba Bhojani, Prashant Ghule, Prasad Patil, Prasad Thorve, Gaurav Ingole, Bobby, Manoj Sonune, Janhavi Narayan, Adithy, Dnyaneshwar, Shweta, Sudhir Patil.
Working period: 13th sept - 25th Sept.
Duration of work-10 days
As per our estimates, there is a need of approx. two lakh Rupees. We request you generously contribute and be a part of this initiative for successful and complete rehabilitation of Kerala.
