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    The document provides an overview of FXB Suraksha India, an organization dedicated to empowering women and children. It works in 14 Indian states with around 100 members, focusing on health, education, nutrition, and income generation. It handles an average of 60-70 child protection cases per month and has handled over 1500 cases total. It aims to facilitate elimination of poverty for vulnerable children and families.

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    Overview FXB Suraksha India

    FXB carries the name of François-Xavier Bagnoud; a helicopter pilot


    specialized in rescue operations, who dedicated his life to providing
    assistance to others. He lost his life at age 24 during a helicopter-
    borne mission in Mali. In 1989, his mother Albina du Boisrouvray, his
    family, and their friends founded FXB to pursue, in the field of
    development, the values of generosity and compassion that guided
    his life.

    Vision
    To facilitate the eradication of poverty for vulnerable and
    marginalized children and their families through creation of an
    enabling physical and economic environment to lead their lives with
    self esteem, dignity and economic self-sufficiency.

    Work overview

    A programme oriented field based organisation with a committed


    team of approximately 100 members and volunteers in 14 states
    across India directly working with the communities. They are a group
    of multi-disciplined professionals dedicated and committed to the
    empowerment of women and children who are stigmatised and
    abandoned in society. Our specialisations and experiences range
    from environmental management to health, education, nutrition and
    psychosocial support. They build collective capacities of families to
    enable self-sufficiency through implementation of targeted
    interventions in health, nutrition, education, hygiene, and sanitation
    and income generation, following the FXB-village model They’ll
    tested in Africa and in some parts of Asia.

    Strengths
     The operations team is led by a Chief Operating Officer who has
    had long experience in the field Sustainable Development and
    Environment.
     Deeply committed team with experience in community
    mobilisation, HIV/AIDS and counselling
     Knowledge networking in Health, Nutrition, Education as well
    as Water and Environment management
     Experience in capacity building and generating social enterprise
    along with formation of self-help groups
     Strong linkage with FXB International and close partnership
    with FXB Centre for Health and Human Rights at Harvard
    University
     Child right based programme development and advocacy
     Nearly 20 years of successful on-field experience
     Good networks with many international and national non-
    governmental organisations, governmental institutions, UN
    organisations and private sector.

    Partners and Donors


     AIDS ARK UK
     Action for Food Production (AFPRO), India
     Akvoflow
     ARZ (Anyay Rahit Zindagi)
     Bryan Adams Foundation
     District administration, Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh
     Drinking water & Sanitation Department, Govt of Jharkhand
     FXB USA
     FXB France
     FXB International
     Harvard School of Public Health
     Jai Mahal Palace
     Jharkhand State Commission for Women
     Mercury Phoenix Trust
     Naga People living with AIDS
     National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights
     National AIDS Control Organization (NACO)
     Plan India
     Positive Network of People living with HIV/ AIDS, Mizoram
     Positive Women Network(PWN), Jaipur
     Pondicherry institute of Medical Science
     Railway Police Force, Jaipur
     State AIDS Control Society, Mizoram
     Rotary Club (New Delhi, Mumbai)
     Tangkhul Shanao Long Delhi
     Tamil Nadu Women's Development Corporation
     UNDP
     Voluntary Health Association India (Nagaland, New Delhi)
     Youth reach
     The Global Compact

    Fxb suraksha India works in diversified areas for the children.it works
    as an arm for the “Ministry of women and child labour”. They are
    running a 24 hours emergency helpline [1098].for helping child
    between the ages of 0-18 years in need also known as “Childline”

    “Ministry of women and child labour” works in two broad categories


    for children.

    1. ICPS:-Integrated child protection scheme.


    2. ICDS:-Integrated child development scheme.
    FXB works on both ICPS and ICDS and running
    CHILDLINE [1098]
    Fxb works under the guidelines of---

    Juvenile Justice Act


    The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000 is the
    primary legal framework for juvenile justice in India. The Act provides
    for a special approach towards the prevention and treatment of
    juvenile delinquency and provides a framework for the protection,
    treatment and rehabilitation of children in the purview of the
    juvenile justice system. In Juvenile justice act children in need is
    divided in two major categories described below:-

    Child
    CNCP(child in need of CCL(child in conflict
    care and protection) with law

    Examples- Examples-
    Orphans Theft
    Disable Murderers
    Drug abuse Any child who is convicted by
    child marriage law

     FXB handles 60-70 Cases on average per month. It also works in


    outreach areas.
     1500 cases have been handled by FXB so far.
     Small team working at Noida SEC-16 office
    Names

    Avinash verma

    Sunita

    Krishan kant sharma

    Vinaod singh negi

    Sashikant pandey

    Devender kumar

    Anita

    Geeta chander

     FXB reaches to the location wherever child is in need within 0-


    60 minutes to assure the safety of child.

    A visit to J.J colony Noida sector 16 -Wednesday,


    01 October 2014
    It’s unfortunate that nearby the Corporate Hub in Noida where some
    of the major companies have their Head offices example:- HCL,RMS,
    Just dial, Home shop 18, Innodata etc. There is a belt of slums which
    is suffering in absence of basic requirements of life. Rapid
    urbanisation has given growth to these slum areas which is facing
    difficult situations. Government is working for the improving these
    slums and people over there, but somehow the attempts are not
    enough to cope with this problem.

    Major issues that we found during the visit were:-

    I. Lack of education
    II. Unemployment
    III. Children going in wrong direction
    IV. Lack of important amenities such as water, sewage, health
    facilities etc.
    V. People in these areas are involved in all kinds of crimes and
    most of them are drunkards

    In all these context FXB suraksha india is doing a wonderful work


    of improving life of people in this area by providing them free
    education, medical check-ups and awareness programmes.
    Almost 350 children from these areas have been educated

    and admitted to government schools in last 4 years.

    Year Total no. of children Admitted to schools


    Male Female Total Male Female Total
    2011 47 57 104 45 50 95
    2012 18 42 60 20 27 47
    2013 27 38 65 25 32 57
    2014 26 35 61 16 29 45
    During our visit we came to know about the problems that are
    more prevalent:- Children become drug addicts in their early age,
    sexual awareness is a major issue amongst girls (early age
    pregnancies), small children involved in crimes. It’s good to know
    that a NGO working for making life of slum people better and
    becoming a part of it for some time is a good experience. We all
    should do our part in making society more aware towards
    improvement of slum areas and making life of Slum dwellers and
    their children better as the condition of these slums can never
    improve without true and active participation of society.

    Event plan assigned to us:-

    Plan by group 2 for 9th November

    Group Members

    a) Poonam
    b) Disha
    c) Mayank

    Theme: - Fun Day

    Plan: - The whole day will be focused on creating fun and frolic in the
    life of children. The whole day will have events and competition
    which will help children to rejuvenate their mind by using their
    creativity and bringing calmness in their day. The motto will be to
    bring students with only motto, which is to make students feel
    refreshed and get a break from their monotonous life.
    The day will consist of:-

    I. Movie (Animated)
    II. Dance competition and then DJ afternoon
    III. Singing competition
    Resources required:-

    (a)Projector
    (b) Mike
    (c)Banners
    (d) Refreshments
    (e)Balloons
    (f) Posters
    (g)Stickers
    (h) Speakers
    (i) Carpet
    (j) Prizes
    (k)Consolation prizes

    Children required: - 25-30

    Conclusion: - whole of this event will be focused on entertaining kids


    and bringing out their creativity and skills.

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