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Soooo, we plan on promoting LT1, because of course it's going to be amazing and it's Louis. But, we do need some help: https://twitter.com/LouisAlbumPromo/status/1014211039892819969?s=19 Can whoever donate please do so? And everyone else reblog!!!! It's time to get word out there

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India Project - Scooter Presentation

Yesterday this young courageous lady was given the opportunity to have new legs with the presentation of a new scooter.

Born with no legs or feet below the knees she has progressed to university and soon will be able to go to work.

I wish her well.

Thank you Rotary Club La Valetta Malta and all the other sponsors that are making a difference to other people's lives. Rtn.  Edward Fenech

Co-ordinator India Project

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India Project - St. Joseph’s Boys’ Home - Annual Report 2014-15

Muttom - INDIA

With immense pleasure and profound gratitude we submit St. Joseph’s Boys’ Home annual report for the year 2014-15.

History of the Home

St. Joseph’s Boys’ Home was established in the year 2005 to meet not only the felt needs but also the real needs of the rural deserted, dejected, deprived, neglected and marginalized poor children in general and the Tsunami affected children of the fisher folk in particular. With the sense of mental satisfaction we declare that as of date 210 boys have directly benefited from the Boys’ Home.

St. Mary’s Girls’ Home:

St. Mary’s Girls’ Home was established in the year 2007. It had been providing boarding and schooling for 122 girls until August 2014. Due to Government’s stringent rules and regulations it was shut in August 2014. The girls were safely handed over to the custody of their parents, guardians and other children’s Homes with the consent of their parents and guardians. Now we have adopted St. Anthony’s Girls’ Home, Enayamputhenthurai with a strength of 55 girls at present.

Present strength of our Home:

We have now stepped into the 9th year. There are 33 boys reading from Class VI to class X residing now in our Home. These 33 children are looked after by 3 academic staff and 5 supporting staff.

In addition we also support 8 boys and 9 girls to continue their class XI and XII by staying with their parents or families. Thus this year we support a total of 50 children apart from the newly adopted 55 children of St. Antony’s Girls’ Home, Enayamputhenthurai to continue their schooling.

Aims and objectives of the Home:

-       To provide educational opportunities to the educationally, economically and socially backward rural children, particularly, the hapless children of the fisher folk who are directly or indirectly affected by Tsunami.

-       To maintain good discipline among the boys.

-       To inculcate moral, social, ethical and cultural values and thereby witnessing Christ in their simple and humble life.

-       To provide the right ambience in order to understand the values of high ideals such as leadership, responsibility, solidarity, belongingness, adaptation, adjustment and sharing and train them in their daily life in a holistic way.

-       To get exposed to an English atmosphere so as to improve their communicative skills and equip them to face today’s highly sophisticated and competitive society.

-       To get the best available exposure so as to cope with any environment and to pursue high technological and management studies in par with the urban children.

-       To bring out the hidden potentialities among our children especially their unique individual abilities through a healthy atmosphere and make them erstwhile citizens of the world.

Activities

We aim towards an integral growth of the boys. In order to achieve this, we give them up-to-date technical and language tasks for their benefit.

i)      Special Classes:

We rope in Language Experts from our district to conduct Special Language Programs which keep them in touch with the English language so that they get an exposure to English language.

We conduct week-end classes in Mathematics wherein the boys undergo classes with a lot of quiz programs, Mathematical games and easy ways of remembering the difficult theorems and formulae.

ii)     Sports and games:

Now although we are in a mechanical, computerized and competitive world, we still live in a polluted environment. So health is our main concern. In order to inculcate this simple understanding in the minds of our children we make all our boys participate in  games every evening between 4.30 to 5.30 pm.

iii)    Counseling:

Most of our boys are from deserted and deprived families. Some of them even come from very unprivileged backgrounds. We find that the boys from such families naturally don’t develop self-confidence and self-esteem. And this hinders their progress and it also leads to a negative outlook. To overcome such inferiority complex and withdrawal traits Sr. Joyce offers regular counseling to our boys.

iv)    Summer Camp:

Every year during summer holidays we have a summer camp in our Home. This year we had summer camp from 19th to 24th May 2014.

Functional English, Moral Instruction, Computer Training, Stress Management, Health and Hygiene and Higher Education were the important topics in which eminent educationists and well informed social activists shared their knowledge and expertise with our boys. Every evening we used to have different cultural and entertainment programs. The boys really enjoyed such programs.

v)     Medical Camp:

This year on 22nd August Dr. M. Chidambaram Pillai M.B.B.S, DCH from Jeppiar Remibai Hospital conducted a medical check-up and prescribed the necessary medicines to get cured from minor ailments which our children were suffering from.

Festival and functions:

Festivals and functions are social gatherings for our boys. They open our closed minds, provide opportunities to remember the importance of a particular day or the contribution of a particular person to the society. Today’s self-centered and money minded society has forgotten or is in the process of forgetting these self-explanatory important days. Our Home is in the right process of enriching humaneness in our boys. Keeping in memory these important days we inculcate the rich values that those festivals and functions remind us of.

a)   Children’s Day:

Today’s children are tomorrow’s leaders. To emphasize the importance of children in a society we celebrate Children’s Day on 14th Nov every year. To start with we celebrated a Holy Mass before we began the Children’s Day Celebration. Very ideally S. Arnold Mathew and T. Hilson Pushpa from Std VI played the chief guests. All our boys participated in the cultural event and enjoyed the dinner.

b)   Christmas Eve:

Throughout the year we see to it that we lay special emphasis on religious activities. And Christmas Eve is very important to all of us. In commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ Christmas Eve was celebrated in our Home on 23rd December. All our children exchanged Christmas gifts with their respective Christmas friends. Fr. Dominic distributed new dresses to the boys and staff. Christmas message was also delivered by him.

c)     Pongal Day:

Every year on 15th January we celebrate Pongal Day / Harvest Festival. And the boys understand the importance of hard work and the resultant Harvest reward.

d)  Independence Day:

On August 1947 our Mother India was freed from the clutches of the British rule. Today all of us breathe and enjoy the freedom. But do we ever think about the lives lost and the blood sacrificed to gain freedom? To remind our boys our freedom struggle and its relevance in today’s society we celebrate Independence day every year.

e)   Founder’s Day:

Our Boys’ Home is not only just the desire of Rev. Fr. S. Joseph Bernard Rosario but also his determined, persistent, dynamic and energetic dreams. To show him the gratitude of the boys of our Home we celebrate October 14, the very birthday of our beloved Rev. Fr. S. Joseph Bernard Rosario as Founder’s Day.

Meetings for class XI and XII:

Rev. Fr. S. Joseph Bernard Rosario bears the expenses for the out gone boys to successfully complete their senior secondary course while they still stay with their parents/guardians. They also visit us and do participate in the Home activities while we give them an opportunity to directly discuss their problems if any and get their grievances redressed at the earliest.

Visitors from abroad:

The Boys of our Home are fortunate enough to interact with our soul-mates from the West. They enjoy the freedom of conversing with foreigners in English which boost their confidence level and self-esteem.

Academic excellence and achievements:

Due to the hard work and the consistent support of the Headmaster and teachers of All Saints Higher Secondary School and our animators all our 5 boys performed well in std X Board Examination held in April 2014. The following are the marks scored by our boys out of 500.

C. Sahaya Pravin Raj    454

L. Mathan Lal                439

T. Saravanan                 413

S.M. Naxwel Sithu        376

P. Shibu Antony           313

Parents / guardians co-operation:

We hold regular meetings offering an opportunity to every parent so that we might receive their kind co-operation in the smooth running of the academic stream. They extended their full support for the growth of the Home and they were a driving force towards the development of each individual’s personality all through the year.

Conclusion:

On this auspicious occasion we do remember our sponsors and benefactors. But for the sacrifices, kind gestures, their magnanimity and continuous financial support we would not have been able to realize this mission. On behalf of Rev. Fr. S. Joseph Bernard Rosario, the Staff and the Boys, we whole-heartedly thank our beloved benefactors and sponsors on this august day.

We thank our collaborated priests Rev.Fr. M. Ubald, Rec. Fr.S.Clatton, Rev.Fr. Soosai Antony and Rev. Fr.Dispin, the animators, the cooks and the security guards for their involvement and commitment to make this Boys’ Home a well-organized abode.

We also thank the parents / guardians of the boys for their co-operation in the development of the Boys’ Home.

Thank you all.

Fr. Joseph

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St. Joseph’s Boys Home and St. Mary’s Girls Home Muttom - Annual Report 2013-14

With heartfelt pleasure and abundant gratitude we submit St. Joseph’s Boys and   St. Mary’s Girls Homes’ annual report for the year 2013-14.

History of the Homes

Our St. Joseph’s Boys Home and St. Mary’s Girls Home were established in the year 2005 and 2007 respectively to meet not only the felt needs but also the real needs of rural  deserted, dejected, deprived, neglected and marginalized poor children in general and the Tsunami affected fisher folk children in particular. With a sense of mental satisfaction we declare that as of date 196 boys and 113 girls have directly benefited from our both children’s Homes.

Present strength of our Homes

We have new stepped into the 8th year. There are 44 boys and 27 girls reading from class VI to class X reside now in our Homes. These 71 children are looked after by 8 academic staff and 5 supporting staff. In addition we also support 7 boys and 7 girls to continue their class XI and XII by staying with their parents or families. Therefore this year we support a total of 85 children to continue their schooling.

Aims and objectives of the Homes

·        To provide educational opportunities to the educationally, economically and socially backward rural children, particularly, the hapless children of the fisher folk who are directly or indirectly affected by Tsunami.

·        To develop the unique individual ability of the children.

·        To maintain good discipline.

·        To inculcate good moral, social, ethical and cultural values and thereby witnessing Christ in their simple and humble lives.

·        To provide right ambience in order to understand the values of high ideals such as leadership, responsibility, togetherness, belongingness, adaptation, adjustment and sharing and practice them in their daily lives in a holistic way.

·        To get acquainted with English language so as to improve their communicative skills and equip them to face today’s highly sophisticated and competitive society.

·        To get the best available exposure so as to cope up with any environment and to pursue high technological and management studies in par with the urban children.

·         To bring out the hidden potentialities among our children through a     healthy atmosphere to be erstwhile citizen of the world.

Activities

Integral growth of the children is the main declared and pursued aim and objective of our children’s Homes. In order to achieve and realize our sole aim and objective we organize the following tasks on a regular day-today basis.

i) Special classes:

We have week end English and Mathematics classes for our children to help them to develop the communicative skill of English and to understand the mathematical concepts and get cleared the doubts which they have in both the subjects.

ii) Sports and games

Now we are in a materialized, mechanized, computerized and competitive world. In addition we live in a polluted environment where health is the main wealth. In order to inculcate this simple fact in the mind and body of our children we make all our children to participate in one game or the other every evening at 4.30 to 5.30 pm.

iii) Counseling

Most of our children come from deserted, deprived, broken, poor and educationally, economically and socially backward families. This pathetic and unhealthy family situation naturally develop a kind of inferiority complex and negative trait in the mind set of our children, which in one way or other hinder their positive growth and development. To overcome this inferiority complex and negative trait Sr. Joyce, a reputed counselor gives regular counseling to our children.

iv) Summer camp

Every year during summer holidays we have summer camp in our Homes for our children. This year we had summer camp from 1st to 8th May 2013. Communicative English, value education, computer training, stress management, health and hygiene and higher education were the important topics in which note worthy and well trained persons spoke and shared their knowledge and experience with our children.  Every evening we had different cultural and entertainment programmes followed by delicious and sumptuous dinner. Every day of the summer camp is indeed a feast for our children.

v) Medical camp

To imprint the importance of good health in one’s life we organize regular medical camp in our Homes. This year on 15th August Dr.M.Chithambaram Pillai MBBS, DCH  from Jeppiar Remibai  Hospital checked-up all our children and prescribed  the needed medicines to get cured the minor diseases which our children had.                                                                                                                 Again on 27th October 2013 Dr. R.Sunitha from Vasantham Hospital, Nagercoil checked-up all our children and did the follow-up action.

Festival and function:

Festivals and functions are social get-togethers. These social gatherings open our closed minds, provide opportunities to remember the importance of the particular day or the contribution of the particular person to the society. Today’s self-centered and money minded society has either forgotten or in the process of forgetting these self-speaking important days. Our Homes in the right process of enriching humanness in our children make use of these important days and inculcate the rich values in the minds of our children these festival and function indicate or speak.

a) Children’s day:    

Today’s children are tomorrow’s leaders. To emphasis the importance of children in a society we every year celebrate children’s day on 14th November. This year the children’s day started with holy mass followed by a cultural event in the evening with  Rathisa and Anto Ajin as chief guests and a gala dinner. All our children graced the cultural event and enjoyed the dinner.

b) Christmas eve:                  

In today’s fast moving and fast changing world we are in a sorry state of reminding our children the purpose of Jesus Christ’s birth and the importance of His exemplary life and His ever living and everlasting message.                     

To tell our children all these things about Jesus Christ we celebrate every year Christmas eve in our Home on 23rd of December. All our children exchange Christmas gifts with their respective Christmas friends. Fr.Dominic distributed new dresses to the staff and children. Christmas message was delivered by Fr. Dominic and the day ended with a colourful supper.

c) Pongal day:          

Every year on 15th January we celebrate Pongal day/Farmers day to make our children understand the importance of forming and formers to the world.           

d) Independence day:

On August 15,1947 our Mother India was freed from the clutches of slavery. Today we all breathe and enjoy the freedom. But do we ever think about the lives lost and blood sacrificed for this freedom? To remind our children our freedom struggle and its relevance in today’s society we celebrate every year on August 15th our Independence day.

d) Founder’s day:  

Our children Homes are not just the dreams of  Fr. Joseph Bernard Rosario but his relentless, tireless endeavor and consistent effort. To show him the gratitude of all our Home children we celebrate October 14, the very birthday of our beloved Fr. Joseph Bernard Rosario, as Founder’s day.

Meetings for class XI and XII children

After completing class X our children are sent back to their houses to continue their class XI and XII by staying with their parents or families but the academic and related expenses are borne by Fr. Joseph Bernard Rosario. We organize regular meetings for these children so as to make these children feel that they are still part of our children’s Home. These meetings provide these children the opportunity to tell our Founder the problem they face and get them solved.

Visitors from abroad

Our Home children are privileged with plenty of opportunities to meet our beloved friends from abroad, which, in turn provide the right ambience to interact freely in English Language. Now we have with us our most valuable friends from Malta  Mr. Edward, Martin and Mrs. Marie. We thank them whole heartedly.

Academic excellence and achievements

With the help and guidance of All Saints Higher Secondary school headmaster, teachers and our animators all our 7 children performed well in 10th final examination held in 2013 April. The following are the marks scored by our last year 10th pupils.

N. Nayagan Nishok       422

D. Jeya Amal Mary       414    

C. Sweety Berna            400

S. R. Godlin                            395

J. Renish Nayagan                   343

M. Sahaya Sobiha                   324

S. Sahaja                        320

Parents/guardians co-operation

Parent’s meeting is held once in a year to elicit their views, ideas and suggestions for the integral growth of the children. This year the parents meeting was held on 11th October 2013. They agreed to extend their full support for the growth of the Homes and the integral growth of their children.

Conclusion

On this auspicious day we recall in our mind our sponsors, benefactors and well wishers. Their sacrifices and generosity made these children Homes a reality. Their magnanimity and continuous financial support make these children Homes a living entity. They live far away from us but their unending and committed help bring them closer and closest. On behalf of Fr. Joseph Bernard Rosario, staff and children we whole- heartedly pray and thank our beloved benefactors and sponsors on this August day.

We thank our collaborator priests Frs.Ubald, Clatton, Soosai Antony and Dispin, animators, cooks and security guards for their involvement and commitment to make these children’s Homes a well-guarded abode for the needy poor children.

We also thank our parents/guardians for their co-operation in the development of the children’s Homes and the integral growth of the children. Thank you all.

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Children’s Home in India - October 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1fDWaU8mSc

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Movie - The India Project (interview with FR Joseph Rosario) - March 2013

A short movie by Rotary Club La Valette Malta presenting the Children's Home in India project including interview with Fr Joseph Rosario.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLkmugx0BpU