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RSKS India organized "World Malaria Day Awareness Program" to spread awareness about malaria prevention and treatment among 50 slum and street residents. The program emphasized the theme, "Kill Malaria, Save Life & Harness Innovation to Reduce the Malaria Disease Burden and Save Lives." The program began with an interactive awareness workshop, where the RSKS team educated participants about the causes, symptoms, and prevention of malaria. Using flipcharts, posters, and easy-to-understand explanations, they highlighted the significance of maintaining hygiene, preventing stagnant water, and using mosquito nets to reduce the risk of infection. They also informed participants about recognizing early symptoms and seeking timely medical assistance.

The workshop introduced innovative ways to combat malaria, such as using herbal repellents, environmental management techniques, and understanding the role of government health facilities in providing free treatment. The team also spread the message in the local language to ensure the participants could share the information with their families and neighbors. Participants engaged actively, asking questions and sharing their experiences. The workshop concluded with an interactive pledge, where participants committed to spreading awareness and implementing preventive measures in their daily lives.

The "World Malaria Day Awareness Program" made a meaningful impact on the lives of the 50 participants. The knowledge shared empowered them to take proactive steps to safeguard their families and communities from malaria. Through the workshop, participants learned about the practical steps they could take to minimize their exposure to mosquito breeding grounds and how to use available resources, such as mosquito nets and repellents, effectively. The emphasis on hygiene and environmental management helped them understand their role in reducing malaria cases in their locality. The interactive discussions and real-life examples made the session engaging and ensured better retention of the information. The pledge to fight malaria further motivated the participants to adopt preventive measures and share their knowledge with others, fostering a sense of community responsibility.

**This event was organized on World Malaria Day!**

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Rajasthan Samgrah Kalyan Sansthan (RSKS India) organized a comprehensive "Six Days Education For Street & Slum Children" program aimed at providing foundational education to children from slum and street communities. The program was conducted over a span of six days, with educational camps set up at different locations each day, ensuring maximum outreach to children who lack access to formal education. A total of approximately 350 children participated in these camps, receiving basic educational lessons and materials designed to engage them in learning.

The RSKS India team employed a variety of interactive teaching methods to cater to the unique needs of these children. Flip charts, group discussions, and educational activities were used to simplify key concepts in subjects like literacy, numeracy, and general knowledge. These tools made learning accessible and enjoyable for the children, many of whom had little to no prior exposure to structured education. The sessions also included group discussions, where children were encouraged to ask questions and share their thoughts, creating an interactive learning environment. To further support the children's learning, each participant was provided with essential educational materials, including notebooks, pens, and pencils.

The "Six Days Education For Street & Slum Children" program had a significant and lasting impact on the 350 participating children. Many of these children had never experienced formal education, and this program provided them with a crucial introduction to basic academic concepts. By using engaging teaching methods like flip charts and group discussions, the program successfully captured the children's interest, motivating them to continue learning. The interactive approach not only enhanced their understanding but also created a positive attitude toward education, breaking down barriers of fear and unfamiliarity.

The educational materials such as notebooks, pens, and pencils had a profound effect on the children's ability to continue their studies. These tools empowered the children to practice what they learned and apply their new knowledge in their daily lives. Furthermore, the program's emphasis on group activities and discussions helped improve the children's social skills, building their confidence to express themselves and interact with peers.

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