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NCDs Program supported by Dotdash Meredith India
As part of management of NCDs, Trinity Care Foundation with CSR support from Dotdash Meredith India has initiated a public health project in a Government PHC in Ramanagara District, Karnataka with focus on Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) and Oral Health. This project has the potential to significantly reduce cardiovascular care and oral health disparities and improve community awareness for the marginalized.
Trinity Care Foundation has been actively supporting critical community health since 2007, You can support such public health projects as a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative for your company in association with us. Write to us (support@trinitycarefoundation.org) to connect.
CSR Projects implemented in Karnataka State, India can be viewed at the link -> www.flickr.com/photos/trinitycarefoundation/albums
Virginia and Massachusetts National Guard Soldiers and Airmen support a free health clinic offering vision, dental and other basic medical services Aug. 3-18, 2022, in the Columbus, Georgia, area. The clinic was part of the Department of Defense-funded Innovative Readiness Training program with the missions of serving the local community and training military personnel to be ready for real-world response operations. VNG Soldiers assigned to the Charlottesville-based Charlie Company, 429th Brigade Support Battalion, 116th Infantry Brigade Combat Team and Airmen from multiple states, active duty and reserve U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy as well as the U.S. Public Health Service personnel took part in the project. IRT is a DOD program providing joint training opportunities to increase deployment readiness and key services like health care, construction, transportation and cybersecurity with lasting benefits for American communities. Learn more about the IRT program and how to apply at ngpa.us/21097. (U.S. National Guard photo by Cotton Puryear)
The wooden frames create a deck for the workers when the concrete and pans are removed. There is also a shield over the electric meters. Then my neighbors and mine balcony doors are blocked by a sheet of plywood, to keep us from falling out.
Location : London
The Emirats Stadium .. i know its a bit shacky .. but i wanted to share it anyway .. ofcours in a match day .. i could never take this shot =Pp
Lt. Col. Eric Newman, the 124th Mission Support Group commander, addresses Airmen, families, and friends attending the 124th Mission Support Group change of command ceremony June 12, 2018 at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. Newman spoke of all the hard work he had seen performed by the Airmen of the MSG. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Joshua C. Allmaras)
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Orphan Support Program team started distribution of new School Bags among the sponsored orphans for academic Session 2013-14.
Some pictures witnessing this event.
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Addressing the real need to restore psychological well-being to children and their families Muslim Hands in 2008 developed a psychosocial support center in Gaza. The Centre offers psychotherapy sessions, recreational activities such as drawing, game-playing and outreach activities - simple activities which represent a rare opportunity for many of Gaza’s children.
B3 support yacht moored at no. 45 berth in Bergen harbour
One of the Damen B3 Support Yacht designs
Design: YS 5009 - Sea Axe hull
Range: 5,000 nautical miles @ 16 knots
Name: B3
Flag: United Kingdom / Manx
IMO: 9864289
MMSI: 232027801
Call sign: MHJL2
AIS transponder class: Class A
Detailed vessel type: Special service, Private Yacht Support Vessel
Gross Tonnage: 558t
Deadweight: 250t
Design Draught: 3m at full load
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 55.5m x 9.25m
Year Built: 2019
Registered owner: NAVIGATOR LTD
Ship manager/Commercial manager: Burgess Monaco
Shipyard: DAMEN SHIPYARDS ANTALYA, Turkey
Hull number: 547260
Date of build: 31 Jul; 2019
Engine: x4 Caterpillar 3512 2.C-TA 4 stroke 12 cyls @ 1800rpm
Engine Power kW & hp: 4476kW & 6080hp
x4 Screw propeller
x2 Bow thrusters
Speed: 22.0 knots
x1 12 tonne deck crane
x1 A-frame stern
MCAAP gave a familiarization tour of select production facilities to the Fire Support Test Directorate, U.S. Army Operational Test Command, Fires Center of Excellence, Fort Sill, Okla., on May 31. The tour included 155mm demilitarization; M1122 production; 2,000-penetrator bomb load, assemble and pack; and the Excalibur integration facilities.
I liked the three different forms of support in this shot from each of the individuals and the limb of the tree.
Taken in Kyoto, whilst taking a solo stroll, exploring in the early morning.
SUPPORTING VULNERABLE WIDOWS TO RISE AGAINST ADVERSITY TO RECLAIM THEIR RIGHTS AND REBUILD THEIR LIVES
Maurine Ochieng’ was customarily married to the late Maurice Odero Ochieng’. Together, they had two daughters. Before her husband’s demise, the family lived in Naivasha where the husband had a carpentry business. Life was so good and her relationship with the in-laws was impeccable; they lived with one of the in-laws in her house in Naivasha.
After her husband’s death in May 2001, the family moved to their ancestral home. Maurine’s father-in-law directed the driver who was carrying her household items to park the car right in front of his door instead of Maurine’s. Maurine only realized this after two days when she was looking for a change of clothes. She was afraid to ask because mourners were still present at the homestead an opted to borrow some clothes from her sister, with the hope of resolving the matter after the funeral.
Two days after the funeral, before she could approach her father-in-law about her stuff, a brother-in-law came and asked her for money she received from the mourners. She told him she did not have any money and that is when all hell broke loose. All the in-laws came and started removing everything from her house. On inquiring why that was happening, her father-in-law told her that those were his late son's properties and that she had no say whatsoever. They warned her not to expect any piece of land from them, as she did not come with any from her parents. Then, they chased her away.
The matter was presented to the area chief who asked the widow to have the case solved at the family level. This approach did not bear any fruit. After being introduced to KELIN by the same chief, Maurine was linked up with Kabondo elders. They brought the family together and arbitrated the case. As a result, her father-in-law allocated her some land.
In 2012, KELIN and OSIEA collaborated to give Maurine and her daughters a fresh start. Maurine found hope in a new home that has changed her life completely. She now lives happily with her daughters and sells groceries at Chabera market to earn a living. Her first-born daughter is in high school and she is glad to pay the school fees from her business savings. The last-born daughter is in primary school.
Through the Cultural Structures project, KELIN has innovatively worked with the Luo Council of Elders to address the injustices against widows by facilitating the mediation of their cases. This has been made possible through the provisions of Article 159 of the Constitution of Kenya that provides for alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. As a result, the cases of over 714 widows have been mediated by the elders as of the year 2020, leading to the successful reconciliation with their families and communities and resettlement in their matrimonial land. A compendium of cases highlights some of these successful cases; a copy is available here: bit.ly/348jacv.
In an ideal setting, KELIN’s mandate would end at the point the widows’ access justice. However, the lack of a home means they are not fully enjoying their property rights. This spurs us to forge ahead and identify partners who will collaborate with us in finding a solution that will ensure the widows have homes and are thus empowered to take back control over their livelihoods.
Read more about our journey in providing homes for widowed households through this link: bit.ly/2qRb2i9 and join us in securing the livelihoods of more vulnerable widows. KELIN remains dedicated to reclaiming rights and rebuilding lives.
265th SUPPORT GROUP GEORGIA NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY, Metter, Georgia, May 3, 2014 – The change of responsibility for the Georgia Army National Guard’s 265th Support Group (Regional), 78th Troop Command, Saturday morning, between command sergeants major Lynward A. Hall and Joe A. Jimmerson brought a new layer of expertise and recommitment to excellence for the combat proven unit located in Metter, Georgia.As the first Georgia Army National Guard unit to be awarded a Navy Presidential Unit Citation for combat support to the U.S. Marine Corps’ 1st Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) in 2008, Hall congratulated the unit for consistently exceeding not only the standard set by the U.S. Army but those, they themselves established.In his emotional farewell he also thanked everyone for being what he described as his unsuspecting mentor.“I believe what makes a man, or woman, successful is the folks they surround themselves with,” Hall said. “My privilege to rise through the ranks with this organization and grow with you is what has made me successful.”Ceremoniously passing the noncommissioned officers’ sword of responsibility the incoming senior enlisted advisor, Jimmerson, challenged his fellow Soldiers to ‘pack it up’ and stay the course. “All you have accomplished and all you have worked toward, that battle rhythm will not change,” Jimmerson charged. “My expectation of the 265th is that you strive and desire to do better and achieve.”Jimmerson will now lead the 265th Support Group in support of the South Dakota National Guard’s annual training operation ‘Golden Coyote’ beginning May 31. (Georgia Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Tracy J. Smith)
05/11/16 Twelve education support professionals are recognized as School Champions of Change at a White House ceremony on Wednesday afternoon. The support professionals (in pre-K-12 and higher education) are doing extraordinary things every day in our nation’s schools to make sure students are healthy, safe, engaged, supported and challenged. Photo credit: NEA/Patrick Ryan
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Administration member Selma Benmalih is working in the Moulay Youssef hospital in Rabat, on February 07, 2014. PHOTO AFP © EU/NEIGHBOURHOOD INFO CENTRE
Mr. Osvaldo Vaz, Minister of Planning, Finance and the Blue Economy, São Tomé and Principe greeting Khaled Sherif, Vice President for regional development, integration and service delivery, African Development Bank during the Agreement signing ceremony of São Tomé and Príncipe Economic Reform and Power Sector Support Program – Phase I (ERPSSP-I) on January 15, 2020, in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
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Mass Action at the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco on September 13, 2018.
The twin crises of capitalism and climate change are destroying the planet, burning our homes, and flooding our communities. We are witnessing unprecedented harm, from the hurricanes that ravaged Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and the Gulf Coast, to wildfires destroying communities along the west coast. At the same time, California passed climate laws (AB 398) that subsidize, and allow the world’s largest corporations to continue destroying our climate and communities with pollution and poverty
In September, Governor Jerry Brown convened the Global Climate Action Summit (GCAS) in San Francisco to promote his “real climate leadership” credentials on a global stage. But Jerry Brown’s promotion of carbon trading markets and other perverse subsidies to oil, gas and other polluting corporations only perpetuates climate change, and decimates Indigenous communities and Native nations, communities of color and other working class peoples throughout California and around the world.
Such incentives for “climate capitalism” will turn frontline communities into sacrifice zones for decades to come, and despite Brown’s attempts to prove he is different from Trump and the dark forces of climate denial, his “climate leadership” promotes the same corporate agenda – aimed at expanding the dig, burn, drive, dump industries destroying our communities and the air, land and water we depend on.
On September 13th, we demanded that elected leaders stand with our communities on the streets, and not with the climate profiteers at the GCAS.
Maj. Gen. Mike Murray, U.S. Forces Afghanistan – Support, Deputy Commander and Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher Gilpin, U.S. Forces Afghanistan – Support, Senior Enlisted leader visited with troops at Tactical Base Dwyer Apr. 22, 2015.
During the visit they received a tour of the base, received a operations brief from the leaders of Task Force Bulldog from 101st Airborne Division, and conducted a patching ceremony for 3rd Infantry Soldiers from the 2nd Battalion, 3rd General Support Aviation Regiment. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. 1st Class David Wheeler, USFOR-A Public Affairs)