Social Work
Presence of B.V.S
Social Work
Social Work
One of the crucial foundations of a happy and awakened society is the presence of social agencies working towards the betterment of people. The BVS Trust was established with the main objective of helping and supporting people from nomadic and denotified tribes. However, it is essential to work towards the overall upliftment of all individuals in society. As a result, the BVS group works in various segments in the field of social work and provides assistance to people from all backgrounds, regardless of their caste or community. This is because calamities such as floods, pandemics, or similar events do not discriminate and can affect everyone in society.
The BVS Trust is actively involved in spreading awareness about the rights of people and educating them about new trends and technologies that can benefit them. The organization also plays a critical role in informing individuals about various government policies and conducting research on different aspects of social welfare. Through its efforts, the BVS Trust aims to create a more inclusive and equitable society, where everyone has access to opportunities and resources to improve their quality of life.
In addition to its core objectives, the BVS Trust also works towards empowering marginalized communities by providing them with access to education, healthcare, and livelihood opportunities. The organization strives to create a more sustainable future by promoting eco-friendly practices and supporting rural development initiatives. Through its efforts, the BVS Trust has been able to impact the lives of numerous individuals and communities, helping them to overcome social and economic barriers. The BVS Trust has also been involved in disaster response and relief work, providing assistance to those affected by natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, and cyclones. The organization has been working closely with local authorities and other NGOs to ensure that relief efforts are efficient and effective.
The BVS Trust's commitment to social welfare has earned it recognition and accolades from various national and international organizations. The organization's efforts have been lauded for their impact and effectiveness in bringing about positive change in society. However, the BVS Trust remains committed to its mission of serving society and improving the lives of the less privileged.
In conclusion, the BVS Trust's holistic approach to social welfare has enabled it to make a significant contribution to society. By working towards the upliftment of marginalized communities, promoting sustainable development, and providing disaster relief, the organization has shown its commitment to creating a better and more equitable world.
On 1st January 2018, the organization conducted a one-day basic training program on human rights. It was funded by the National Human Rights Commission and was attended by over 100 participants.
On 22nd February 2020, the organization conducted a one-day training workshop on basic human rights, which was funded by the National Human Rights Commission. Around 100 students participated in the workshop.
In April 2018, the organization conducted a camp on Sanjay Gandhi NiradharYojana at Koregaon, in collaboration with government employees from the concerned department. Mr. Pandurang Kuchekar was the convenor of the camp.
On 22nd February 2019, the organization conducted an awareness program on gender issues through street plays at Nisrale village. Over 10,000 people attended the program.
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On 5th March 2019, the organization conducted a dual awareness program and cleanliness drive at Beldarvasti and Nisrale village respectively. Around 35 women participated in the awareness program, while more than 200 women actively participated in the cleanliness drive.
On 30 April 2019, the organization organized a health check-up camp for lower KG students of Banawadi Village, in collaboration with the Karad Health Department.
On 7th September 2019, the organization conducted an awareness workshop on the National Nutrition Program at Venutai Chavan School, Karad. The workshop was attended by 55 participants, and the resource persons were Mrs. Pawar, Corporator; Ms. Salunkhe, Supervisor; Ms. Nikam, Lecturer Mahila College; Ms. SavitaKhawale; and Ms. SunitaSathe, Counselor, FCC, Karad.
From 12th to 20th October 2019, the organization conducted a ten-day social awareness camp at WatharKiroli village, located near Rahimatpur. The camp included various activities, such as a rural appraisal of the village, programs for creating general awareness on issues like women’s role in village development, women empowerment, legal awareness, and gender sensitization.
On 2nd December 2020, the organization conducted an awareness drive on International AIDS Day in collaboration with the cottage hospital. More than 3000 people participated in the campaign.
On 5th December 2019, the organization organized a nutrition awareness workshop at Anganwadi, Mangalwar Tale, Satara, which was attended by 28 participants. Ms. SheetalLokhande and Ms. SalamaInamdar, Counselors, FCC, Satara, were the resource persons for the workshop.
An awareness program was conducted at Songaon to educate the local community about the various activities carried out by FCC and the importance of proper nutrition. The program had a turnout of around 100 participants and was facilitated by Ms. SalamaInamdar, along with Ms. Sheetal, a counselor from FCC Satara.
BVS Satara and our Yashwantrao Chavan School of Social Work (YCSSW) has been actively involved in several social initiatives under the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, a government program aimed at promoting village development with the help of higher education institutions. In January 2020, we adopted five villages, namely Jakatwadi, Parmale, Pilani, Songaon, Asangaon, and Nisrale, in collaboration with the respective Sarpanches.
We celebrated National Youth Day on 21st Jan 2020 by arranging a Quiz competition on Gender Sensitization & HIV AIDS Awareness. This program was jointly organized with DAPCU, Satara where Mr. HemantBhosale represented DAPCU. Boys & Girls from different colleges participated in it. The purpose of this program was to create awareness on the legal rights of women and about HIV positive patients. Simultaneously the event highlighted the plight of people from these sections.
On 10th June 2020, we conducted an awareness drive on vaccination and the Domestic Violence Act at Shendre, Satara. The resource persons for the drive were health personnel from Civil Hospital and Ms. SalamaInamdar, Counsellor, FCC, Satara. We reached out to 22 beneficiaries through this initiative.
In collaboration with District Legal Services Authority Satara, Nirman Pune, Maitri network, Jain Social Group and KshitijSanstha, Satara our college Yashwantrao Chavan School of Social Work, Satara. We arranged an awareness program for Transgenders in Satara. Total 45 Transgenders participated in the program.
On the occasion of Independence Day BVS trust’s college YCSSW Satara and its Alumni Association arranged a distribution drive of dry ration kits to 213 poor women from DTNT categories from Jakatwadi and Nisrale villages and students studying in Uphali Ashram School Satara. The dry ration kits were provided by Nirman, Pune; Karuna Trust Deustchland and Maitri Network.
BVS trust arranged a SarpanchMelava and Covid-19 awareness campaign in collaboration with SarpanchParishad; UNICEF; CYDA; and BVS trust’s college Yashwantrao Chavan School of Social Work, Satara. The Chief Guests were Hon. PadmashreePopatraoPawar; Hon. Shekhar Singh, Collector, Satara; Hon. NitinkakaPatil; Hon. NitinUbale, Social Welfare Officer, Satara; and Hon. Dr. PratapraoGole. More than 750 Sarpanch from Satara district participated in the event.
We conducted an assignment for the Forest Department under the subject of Socio- Economic Assessment of families rehabilitated at Palus from Koynanagar Tiger reserve forest area. The assessment was successfully conducted and the reports were forwarded to the concerned departments.
Vibrant HR (VHR) is a national level leading family that works in the field of management and human resources development. More than 3500 professionals working in different companies are part of this family. For the past seven years, every year on the foundation day, VHR organizes a felicitation ceremony to commemorate individuals and institutes who have greatly contributed to the society with their social work. On 25th January 2022, VHR awarded BVS trust YCSSW college, with VHR Gaurav Purskar Satara for its great contribution in the field of social work provided during the COovid-19 pandemic and to the flood affected areas of Mahabaleshwar, Wai and JaoliTalukas of Satara district.
A MahilaMelava was organized by BVS trust. Several dignitaries like Shir. SharadPawarSaheb, Padmashree. Laxman Mane Saheb, senior journalist and working president of BVS trust, and Sau. SupriyaSule were present for the event. During the event Senior Journalist Nikhil Wagle was awarded Phule- AmbedkarSahityapuraskar and felicitated by Shir. SharadPawarSaheb. Along with it Shri. HaridasJadhav and Shri. PrashantWanajre were awarded Jeevan Gaurav puraskar and YuvaSahityaPuraskar respectively. Many other initiatives for literacy and women empowerment were undertaken during this program.