SAARC Multipurpose Society: Promoting Quality Education in SAARC Countries
Tribal Thalassemia Care
Tribal Thalassemia Care
And Skill Development Project
And Skill Development Project
In
In
Gadchiroli District, Maharashtra
Gadchiroli District, Maharashtra
•
SAARC Multipurpose Society was formed in 1993 at Nagpur by Dr. Raj Vakil Siddiqui in
association with Doctors, Academicians, Educationists, Scientist and Social Workers.
•
It is associated with organisations of International reputation, like RGCB, ISRO, CDRL, CIUBI
etc. Since its establishment, it has been promoting education from school to Universities.
•
The Society's mission is to make quality the defining element of higher education in SAARC
countries through combination of quality education promotion and sustenance initiatives.
•
The vision of the Society is to bring enlightenment through quality and need based education
and empower the masses.
•
SAARC Educational Academy (SEA… of knowledge, learning and excellence) - AIM is to
Spread knowledge.
•
It has an honour of being the first Academy in Central India to be established and get
associated with the esteem S.N.D.T. Women's University. The University is the first Women's
University in India and South East Asia and the first University in Maharashtra to be
accredited with five star status by NAAC for academic excellence.
•
SAARC Educational Academy (Affiliated to SNDT Women’s , University ,Mumbai &
Sanction by Govt. of Maharashtra)
•
Manavseva International College of Ayurveda (Affiliated to KKKS University & Sanction
by Govt. of Maharashtra)
•
Manavseva National Community College, IGNOU, Delhi
•
SAARC Society, SNDT University Mumbai Study Centre.
•
SAARC Multipurpose Society International Institute of RCI Course, Govt. of India. New
Delhi.
•
Research Study Project of Adolescent Girls & Women sanctioned by Ministry of Youth
Affairs (Govt. of India) New Delhi.
•
Certificate 12 (A) (Dept. of Income Tax)
•
Certificate 80 (G) V and VI (Dept. of Income Tax)
•
MOU with Maharashtra State Skill Development Society (MSSDS), Mumbai as a
‘Training Partner’
Dr. Raj Vakil Siddiqui with Hon. Minister of Tribal Development of Maharashtra
Dr. Vijaykumar Gavit Sir.
Hon. Prime Minister Of India
Narendra Modi Ji
Hon. President Of India
Droupadi Murmu
Hon. Chief Minister Of Maharashtra
Eknath Shinde Ji
Hon. Minister of Tribal Development of Maharashtra
Dr. Vijaykumar Gavit
Hon. Deputy Chief Minister Of Maharashtra
Devendra Fadnavis
Ji
Member of Parliament
Shri. Ashok Nete Ji
Founder & CEO Pericia Healthcare
Dr. Ahmad Mecklai
Chief Promoter
National Mission for Tribal
Healthcare, Delhi
President – SAARC Multipurpose
Society International
Dr. Raj Vakil Siddiqui
•
Pericia Healthcare is a skill development and training company dedicated to transforming the lives
of health personnel and creating value for these healthcare professionals across the globe. With
their diverse experience and systematic approach, their aim is to assess need of the market, design,
develop, and deliver training programs in the field of healthcare. The goal is to create demand
driven skilling and training modules which are standardized, easy and sustainable which will
enhance the patient experience, value of caregivers and overall team understanding and
satisfaction. In the last two years, Pericia has trained 10,000+ candidates in healthcare courses Pan
India.
•
Pericia Healthcare Pvt Ltd is a Global Healthcare Skilling, Training, and Development Company,
located in Mumbai, India
•
Pericia is partnered with NSDC (HSSC and ESSCI) for their healthcare courses.
•
Current Traction – 10,000+ candidates trained
•
Funds Raised – USD 500,000
•
No. of Hospitals/ Healthcare Centers Trained – 500+
2. Institutional Associate
certificate with Health
Sector Skill Council (HSSC)
1. Pericia Healthcare have received ‘Training Partner - Deemed Ready Status’
from Skill India Portal w.e.f. 20.03.2023
Dr. M. Bijoy
Kumar
Neuro Spinal
Consultant and
Cranio- spinal Medico
Legal litigation
consultant.
Served as
Professor of
Neurosurgery
Kathmandu
University from 2012
to 2017
Dr. Vinky
Rughwani
Paediatrican & Vice
President Maharashtra
Medical Council
Mumbai.
President of
Thalassemia
Society of CentralIndia
Director Thalassemia &
sickle cell center, Nagpur
Dr. Kamal
Cheema
An alumnus of the
Armed Forces Medical
College with over 45
years of experience in
clinical and
administrative roles in
Armed Forces hospitals,
Aga Khan Health Services
(India) and Fortis
Hospitals.
Dr. Vedprakash
Mishra
Principal Advisor to
Hon'ble Chancellor and
Krishna Institute of
Medical Sciences ,
Karad. Some of his
qualifiation are
M.B.B.S., M.D., FMAS,
MIRPM, B. Journ
Prof Dr. Raakesh
Kriplani
Consulting Psychologist
practicing from last 20 years and
Pioneer cyber Psychologist in
Asia pacific. Hon. Prof of
psychology for CPS Sri Lanka and
George Washington university for
Peace Florida. Chairman for
Central India institute for
psychological science and
initiated first and only centre for
excellence for cyber Psychology
at RRU university Gandhi Nagar
Gujarat.
Dr. Ali Jafar
Naqvi
Public health
professional
with health
program
management
with the
background of
health research,
social
mobilization .
Dr. Ravishekhar K.
Dhakate
Class one service in
C S cadar, Recipient of "
Govt. Of Maharashtra's
Dr. Anandibai Joshi
Sarvotkrushta doctor
award. 1st icon from
Maharashtra . He has
won 14 other National &
International Awards.
Dr. Farha Naqvi
Neuro Hospital
management
professional with a
unique combination of
a management and
medical education.
Hospital and patient
services administration
experience of more
than 14 years of
experience.
J.J. Hospital, Mumbai
K.J. Somaiya Hospital Mumbai
Pawar Hospital Pune
First Aid and Basic Emergency
Assistance training conducted
at Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai
American Heart Association (AHA)
Certified 3 days BLS + ACLS training
Conducted for 52 Doctors and Nurses
of Bhatia Hospital, Mumbai
•
In India, as per 2011 census, tribal population constitutes around 104.28 million which is
about 8.61% of the total population of India.
•
The tribes in India have distinct health problems, mainly governed by multidimensional
factors such as habitat, difficult terrains, varied ecological niches, illiteracy, poverty, isolation,
superstitions, and deforestation.
•
The tribal people in India have their own lifestyles, food habits, beliefs, traditions, and socio-
cultural activities. Health and nutritional problems of the vast tribal populations are varied
because of the bewildering diversity in their socioeconomic, cultural, and ecological settings.
•
Most of them have been practicing endogamy for a long period of time, for which tribal
communities are highly vulnerable to various hereditary diseases. As the frequency of
thalassemia is increased by consanguinity and endogamous mating, it may be assumed that
the tribal communities in India are facing the problem on a large scale.
•
India has the largest number of children with Thalassemia major in the world – about 1 to 1.5
lakhs and almost 42 million carriers of ß (beta) thalassemia trait. About 10,000 -15,000
babies with thalassemia major are born every year.
•
Gadchiroli has about 1.2 lakh tribal households with a total tribal population of more than 4.2
lacks.
•
Another distinct feature of Gadchiroli is the presence of the Maria Gond tribe which is
categorized as a Particularly Vulnerable Tribe (PVT).
•
Government has special packages for PVTsthat can be utilized for this project.
•
100% screening of Sickle Cell Anemia/Thalassemia is the need of the hour
•
Thalassemia is an inherited (i.e., passed from parents
to children through genes) blood disorder caused
when the body doesn’t make enough of a protein
called hemoglobin, an important part of red blood
cells.
•
Red blood cells carry oxygen to all the cells of the
body. Oxygen is a sort of food that cells use to
function. When there are not enough healthy red
blood cells, there is also not enough oxygen delivered
to all the other cells of the body, which may cause a
person to feel tired, weak or short of breath. This is a
condition called anemia. People with Thalassemia may
have mild or severe anemia. Severe anemia can
damage organs and lead to death.
•
To increase the awareness and Screening in Tribal population for Thalassemia and
Sickle Cell Anaemia
•
Thalassemia awareness, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health
•
Increased understanding of Health Staff regarding Thalassemia and the modern ways to
cure it
•
Introduce government funded SCD/ Thalassemia testing
•
Focus on services- 36hr processing, HAL typing, Genetic screening, in-house transplant
specialist consultation and more
•
About 50,000 door to door home visits to create awareness about thalassemia
•
Thalassemia Testing for 42000 Tribal Individuals of Gadchiroli District.
•
Online Thalassimia database of 42000 tribal individuals.
•
Counselling of affected individuals and their progress reports.
•
Rs 40 Crore worth of Hemoglobinopathy related health insurance for 200 families at
20,00,000/Family.
•
The implementation in the ground
– Training and recruitment of PRIs, ASHA, AWW,
ANM and religious leaders..
•
Preparatory Phase (1 month)
•
Field Office Setup
•
Recruitment of Field Staff
•
Training/Orientation of Staff
•
Implementation Phase (11months)
•
Recruitment and Capacity building
- Approx 70% jobs reserved for
Tribals.
•
Purchasing of required instruments and Hiring
of vehicle for travel and transportation
purpose: This will be completed by the first two
months of the project start.
•
Community awareness
activities:
•
Community meetings, thematic camps,
stakeholder’s meetings, behaviour change
communication session.
•
Health check-up camps for the
tribal
•
Identification and Orientation of
Stake Holders.
•
Preparation of Data Base pregnant
women from the families having
history of Thalassemia and follow-
up
•
Coordination with Health
Staff for the Selection of
target group beneficiaries
•
Issue based sessions in the groups
of community:
•
Pregnant
Women
•
Husband
and
children
First
G
r
oup
•
College
Students
•
11
th
-12
th
students
Se
c
ond
Group
•
People between
the
age
group
of
15-30
Yrs
Third
G
r
oup
Tests
to
be
carried
out
1.
Solubility
test
2.
CBC
3.
HPLC
4.
Rt-PCR
5.
HLA
typing
Third
Group
•
Development of a strong base line data of expected Thalassemia effected families
•
Uptake of ANC, Institutional delivery and PNC services
•
Increase early initiation of breastfeeding within an hour of delivery (colostrum
feeding)
•
Increase exclusive breastfeeding up to 6 months
•
Ensure supplementary nutrition among lactating mothers and access to WCD
services
•
Increase nutritional uptake among lactating mothers
•
Create awareness on birth spacing and timing among married couple
Shreya Pethkar
SPOC for Pericia Healthcare Pvt.
Ltd.
Dr Adeeba Siddiqui
SPOC for SAARC Multipurpose Society
shreya
@p
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+91 8550947121
www.pericia.co.in
drrajvakil@gmail.com
+91 85540 34000
www.saarcacademy.org
www.Ayurhindustan.co.in
SAARC Multipurpose Society, founded in 1993 in Nagpur, aims to enhance education quality from schools to universities in SAARC countries. Associated with prestigious organizations, it focuses on promoting enlightenment and empowerment through need-based education initiatives. The society's projects and collaborations reflect its dedication to fostering academic excellence and skill development, as seen in its partnerships with renowned institutions and recognition by government authorities.
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Tribal Thalassemia Care And Skill Development Project In Gadchiroli District, Maharashtra
SAARC Multipurpose Society was formed in 1993 at Nagpur by Dr. Raj Vakil Siddiqui in association with Doctors, Academicians, Educationists, Scientist and Social Workers. It is associated with organisations of International reputation, like RGCB, ISRO, CDRL, CIUBI etc. Since its establishment, it has been promoting education from school to Universities. The Society's mission is to make quality the defining element of higher education in SAARC countries through combination of quality education promotion and sustenance initiatives. The vision of the Society is to bring enlightenment through quality and need based education and empower the masses. SAARC Educational Academy (SEA of knowledge, learning and excellence) - AIM is to Spread knowledge. It has an honour of being the first Academy in Central India to be established and get associated with the esteem S.N.D.T. Women's University. The University is the first Women's University in India and South East Asia and the first University in Maharashtra to be accredited with five star status by NAAC for academic excellence.
SAARC - Sanctions & Recognized Projects SAARC Educational Academy (Affiliated to SNDT Women s , University ,Mumbai & Sanction by Govt. of Maharashtra) Manavseva International College of Ayurveda (Affiliated to KKKS University & Sanction by Govt. of Maharashtra) Manavseva National Community College, IGNOU, Delhi SAARC Society, SNDT University Mumbai Study Centre. SAARC Multipurpose Society International Institute of RCI Course, Govt. of India. New Delhi. Research Study Project of Adolescent Girls & Women sanctioned by Ministry of Youth Affairs (Govt. of India) New Delhi. Certificate 12 (A) (Dept. of Income Tax) Certificate 80 (G) V and VI (Dept. of Income Tax) MOU with Maharashtra State Skill Development Society (MSSDS), Mumbai as a Training Partner
Media Speak - SAARC Dr. Raj Vakil Siddiqui with Hon. Minister of Tribal Development of Maharashtra Dr. Vijaykumar Gavit Sir.
Our Inspiration Hon. Prime Minister Of India Narendra Modi Ji Hon. President Of India Droupadi Murmu
Our Inspiration Hon. Chief Minister Of Maharashtra Eknath Shinde Ji Hon. Deputy Chief Minister Of Maharashtra Devendra FadnavisJi Hon. Minister of Tribal Development of Maharashtra Dr. Vijaykumar Gavit
Our Mentor Chief Promoter National Mission for Tribal Healthcare, Delhi President SAARC Multipurpose Society International Dr. Raj Vakil Siddiqui Member of Parliament Shri. Ashok Nete Ji Founder & CEO Pericia Healthcare Dr. Ahmad Mecklai
Pericia Healthcare is a skill development and training company dedicated to transforming the lives of health personnel and creating value for these healthcare professionals across the globe. With their diverse experience and systematic approach, their aim is to assess need of the market, design, develop, and deliver training programs in the field of healthcare. The goal is to create demand driven skilling and training modules which are standardized, easy and sustainable which will enhance the patient experience, value of caregivers and overall team understanding and satisfaction. In the last two years, Pericia has trained 10,000+ candidates in healthcare courses Pan India. Pericia Healthcare Pvt Ltd is a Global Healthcare Skilling, Training, and Development Company, located in Mumbai, India Pericia is partnered with NSDC (HSSC and ESSCI) for their healthcare courses. Current Traction 10,000+ candidates trained Funds Raised USD 500,000 No. of Hospitals/ Healthcare Centers Trained 500+
Certificates Pericia Healthcare 1. Pericia Healthcare have received Training Partner - Deemed Ready Status from Skill India Portal w.e.f. 20.03.2023 2. Institutional Associate certificate with Sector Skill Council (HSSC) Health
Medical Advisory Panel Dr. M. Bijoy Kumar Dr. Kamal Cheema Dr. Vedprakash Mishra Dr. Vinky Rughwani Neuro Consultant Cranio- spinal Medico Legal consultant. Served as Professor Neurosurgery Kathmandu University from 2012 to 2017 Spinal and An alumnus of the Armed Forces Medical College with over 45 years of experience in clinical administrative roles in Armed Forces hospitals, Aga Khan Health Services (India) and Hospitals. Paediatrican & Vice President Maharashtra Medical Mumbai. President of Thalassemia Society of CentralIndia Director Thalassemia & sickle cell center, Nagpur Principal Hon'ble Chancellor and Krishna Institute Medical Sciences Karad. Some of his qualifiation M.B.B.S., M.D., FMAS, MIRPM, Advisor to Council of litigation , and of are B. Journ Fortis
Medical Advisory Panel Dr. Ali Jafar Naqvi Dr. Ravishekhar K. Dhakate Dr. Farha Naqvi Prof Dr. Raakesh Kriplani Consulting practicing from last 20 years and Pioneer cyber Psychologist in Asia pacific. Hon. psychology for CPS Sri Lanka and George Washington university for Peace Florida. Chairman for Central India psychological initiated first and only centre for excellence for cyber Psychology at RRU university Gandhi Nagar Gujarat. Psychologist Neuro management professional unique combination of a management medical Hospital and services administration experience than 14 experience. Hospital Class one service in C S cadar, Recipient of " Govt. Of Maharashtra's Dr. Anandibai Sarvotkrushta award. 1st icon from Maharashtra . He has won 14 other National & International Awards. Public professional with program management with background health research, social mobilization . health with a Prof of health Joshi doctor and education. patient the of institute science for and of years more of
Ventilator Training Programme By Pericia Healthcare J.J. Hospital, Mumbai K.J. Somaiya Hospital Mumbai
GDA (General Duty Assistant) Training Programme By Pericia Healthcare Pawar Hospital Pune
First Aid and Basic Emergency Assistance Training Programme By Pericia Healthcare American Heart Association (AHA) Certified 3 days BLS + ACLS training Conducted for 52 Doctors and Nurses of Bhatia Hospital, Mumbai First Aid and Basic Emergency Assistance training conducted at Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai
Need And Background Of The Project In India, as per 2011 census, tribal population constitutes around 104.28 million which is about 8.61% of the total population of India. The tribes in India have distinct health problems, mainly governed by multidimensional factors such as habitat, difficult terrains, varied ecological niches, illiteracy, poverty, isolation, superstitions, and deforestation. The tribal people in India have their own lifestyles, food habits, beliefs, traditions, and socio- cultural activities. Health and nutritional problems of the vast tribal populations are varied because of the bewildering diversity in their socioeconomic, cultural, and ecological settings. Most of them have been practicing endogamy for a long period of time, for which tribal communities are highly vulnerable to various hereditary diseases. As the frequency of thalassemia is increased by consanguinity and endogamous mating, it may be assumed that the tribal communities in India are facing the problem on a large scale. India has the largest number of children with Thalassemia major in the world about 1 to 1.5 lakhs and almost 42 million carriers of (beta) thalassemia trait. About 10,000 -15,000 babies with thalassemia major are born every year. Gadchiroli has about 1.2 lakh tribal households with a total tribal population of more than 4.2 lacks. Another distinct feature of Gadchiroli is the presence of the Maria Gond tribe which is categorized as a Particularly Vulnerable Tribe (PVT). Government has special packages for PVTsthat can be utilized for this project. 100% screening of Sickle Cell Anemia/Thalassemia is the need of the hour
Thalassemia Introduction Thalassemia is an inherited (i.e., passed from parents to children through genes) blood disorder caused when the body doesn t make enough of a protein called hemoglobin, an important part of red blood cells. Red blood cells carry oxygen to all the cells of the body. Oxygen is a sort of food that cells use to function. When there are not enough healthy red blood cells, there is also not enough oxygen delivered to all the other cells of the body, which may cause a person to feel tired, weak or short of breath. This is a condition called anemia. People with Thalassemia may have mild or severe anemia. Severe anemia can damage organs and lead to death.
Problem Statement Epidemic of Thalassemia in India
Aim Of The Project To increase the awareness and Screening in Tribal population for Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Anaemia Thalassemia awareness, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Increased understanding of Health Staff regarding Thalassemia and the modern ways to cure it Introduce government funded SCD/ Thalassemia testing Focus on services- 36hr processing, HAL typing, Genetic screening, in-house transplant specialist consultation and more About 50,000 door to door home visits to create awareness about thalassemia Thalassemia Testing for 42000 Tribal Individuals of Gadchiroli District. Online Thalassimia database of 42000 tribal individuals. Counselling of affected individuals and their progress reports. Rs 40 Crore worth of Hemoglobinopathy related health insurance for 200 families at 20,00,000/Family.
Operational Plan Community activities: awareness The implementation in the ground Training and recruitment of PRIs, ASHA, AWW, ANM and religious leaders.. Community meetings, thematic camps, stakeholder s meetings, behaviour change communication session. Health check-up camps for the tribal Identification and Orientation of Stake Holders. Preparation of Data Base pregnant women from the families having history of Thalassemia and follow- up Coordination with Health Staff for the Selection of target group beneficiaries Issue based sessions in the groups of community: Preparatory Phase (1 month) Field Office Setup Recruitment of Field Staff Training/Orientation of Staff Implementation Phase (11months) Recruitment and Capacity building - Approx 70% jobs reserved for Tribals. Purchasing of required instruments and Hiring of vehicle for travel and transportation purpose: This will be completed by the first two months of the project start.
Testing Plan First Group PregnantWomen Husbandand children Teststo be carried out 1. Solubility test 2. CBC 3. HPLC 4. Rt-PCR 5. HLA typing Second Group CollegeStudents 11th-12thstudents Third Third Group Group People between the agegroupof 15-30 Yrs
Project Impact Development of a strong base line data of expected Thalassemia effected families Uptake of ANC, Institutional delivery and PNC services Increase early initiation of breastfeeding within an hour of delivery (colostrum feeding) Increase exclusive breastfeeding up to 6 months Ensure supplementary nutrition among lactating mothers and access to WCD services Increase nutritional uptake among lactating mothers Create awareness on birth spacing and timing among married couple
Shreya Pethkar Dr Adeeba Siddiqui SPOC for SAARC Multipurpose Society SPOC for Pericia Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. shreya@pericia.co.in drrajvakil@gmail.com +91 8550947121 +91 85540 34000 www.pericia.co.in www.saarcacademy.org www.Ayurhindustan.co.in
