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Waste management awareness- Upasana Society- Feb 2017
Upasna Society NGO in association with Patkar college students ( Duheeta Joshi, Yash Chavan, Chaitali Pawar, Arya Vaidya, Hardik Rane, Trishant Bhatt and Vyanketesh Lutkurthi) is organising an awareness campaign on waste management in United English school at Malad Marve on 13th of Feb 2017 at 3pm . It is a school for under privileged children. Believing in the idea of, “What we sow, so shall we reap”, is the main motto of the campaign.
Students will be taught about waste management and its importance through audio visual aids.
Upasana Society volunteers would be demonstrating them what exactly is dry and wet waste.
"Best out of waste" competition will also be conducted for the kids.
Upasana Society volunteers will be installing two separate dustbins for the segregation of waste at the school so that the students can take this example to their own house.
At Upasana Society NGO, It is important to know how and what affects us and how we can bring out sustainable change. Thus this will be a small step towards bringing about a positive change in the society.
Those who wish to be a part of such events and campaigns can contact Saurabh- 9769727057 or Dipti- 7045127770.
PG Department of Social Work and all the faculty members and students of Social Work Department gathered at the inauguration ceremony of the exhibition. More than 2000 students from various departments participated in the awareness exhibition
OCHS Fentanyl Awareness
Oregon City Together is hosting this assembly featuring Chris Didier from Stop the Void, and a panel of experts moderated by OCSD Board Member, and parent of a fentanyl poisoning victim, Michele Stroh.
Photos by Caitlin Bergstrom.
May 23, 2023
Be sure and checkout the school website at OCHSPioneers.org and our Facebook page for news and updates.
Welcoming all who may be interested to visit the Awareness Gallery by the SLRandom ArtCrew on the RydenShire region. This destination is an educational resource for various medical conditions that affect people on a day-to-day basis. Spread some understanding and kindness.
Canicula!, the multidisciplinary show produced by our partner, Teatro Taller Tegucigalpa, ended its first tour the week of December 7, 2009, after putting on 85 shows in the villages of Valle, Choluteca and Nacaome, located in southwest Honduras. In all, more than 10,000 people attended this show that raises awareness of the issues related to drought and water shortages and how to better manage the water supply. As of January 2010, the second show has been put together that highlights healthiness.
April is Autism Awareness Month and April 2nd is World Autism Day. Research shows that 1 in 68 children are born with autism today. The SMILES FOUNDATION Team and IBM ODC volunteers, lead by D.R.Mallikarjuna, created Autism Awareness posters and launched Austism Awareness Month with a workshop on 2nd April World Autism Day. At the same time, www.autism.school (Autism Education & Awareness Portal) and www.autismhelp.in (Autism Information Webchannel) were launched to support parents as part of social responsibility.
October for those of you how are not in the know is Lupus awarness month. I was hoping to do some Fundrasing but carnival has put pay to that! I will wait until May and do something for world Lupus Day instead
Mr. John Fasulo taught a Mine Awareness Class on Fort A.P. Hill today, May 3, 2017 for Garrison staff, to thank them for their many years of support.
Those that know me well are fully aware that I don't really do books, so why I have been to two different libraries in as many days that are way off my patch?
Yesterday, I visited Kensal Library in West London, not only because it was very close to an ample supply of Portuguese custard tarts, but also because they were able to give me a booklet detailing the London Open House weekend on 20/21 September.
But today I visited this fine example in Saffron Walden, an Essex town that is the antithesis of say, Basildon. Tucked away in the corner is the 'Archive Access Point' which I used to plough through various parish records in pursuit of my family history.
Both days I found the library assistants most helpful and I'm looking forward to more of the same wherever in the world I am greeted at the enquiry counter.
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The Governor met with the fourth grade class of Lake Forest Elementary School to present a proclamation declaring the month of October as Cyber Security Awareness Month, which kicked off a series of presentations done by the Delaware Department of Technology and Information in schools throughout the state.
Our own little way of celebrating WDD and spreading awareness by wearing our WDD T-shirts from previous years
OCHS Fentanyl Awareness
Oregon City Together is hosting this assembly featuring Chris Didier from Stop the Void, and a panel of experts moderated by OCSD Board Member, and parent of a fentanyl poisoning victim, Michele Stroh.
Photos by Caitlin Bergstrom.
May 23, 2023
Be sure and checkout the school website at OCHSPioneers.org and our Facebook page for news and updates.
Please be aware... I am no coin expert. Titles here are either what I was told when acquiring these or are from a simple Google search. I make no claim as to them being 100% accurate but I make an effort to be as factual as I am able when posting. There may well be some duplication of coin type or variety, but I try not to double post any single coins. My feeble brain may slip on that from time to time. These are all from my semi worthless collection of world coins from over the years. Little to no value exists in most (if not all) of them. They are just a hobby. Fujifilm X-H2
River Ridge Middle School's seventh grade students are learning about the Watershed Ambassadors Program. The program gives students an awareness and appreciation of wetland and upland habitats and their importance in our ecosystem.
To kick off our week for Violence Awareness, Dr. Tannis came to speak to our students about valuing education, valuing ourselves and valuing others. Students engaged in a lesson of self-reflection and the importance of education, as well as loving themselves and loving others, and how it prevents violence.
The Global Fund for Children is incredibly proud of Aware Girls and all it has accomplished for the women and girls of Pakistan. We have no doubt this amazing organization will continue to thrive long into the future.
As you probably know, October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Ethel joined in with a pair of Susan G. Komen gloves, from which a portion of the proceeds go to the Susan G. Komen For the Cure. It's no secret that excercise and eating healthfully can decrease your risk of many kinds of cancer, as well as improving your over all health and well being.
Order up a pair of Susan G. Komen gloves, grab your trowel, plant some vegetables and garden for your health. Visit our facebook page for a discount.
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October is breast cancer awareness month. I ask for God's blessings on all those that are affected one way or another with this disease.
HBW.
In April ESL students and the ISO (international student organization) hosted fourth graders from the nearby Paul School for a morning of cultural awareness with a focus on China. Brewster students shared information about their native countries while the elementary school students rotated through stations where they received instruction on writing Chinese characters, learning colors and numbers, practiced using chopsticks, tried their hand at the cat’s cradle with a Chinese jump rope, and even learned card tricks.
Regulated/controlled dosage of marijuana has produced some effective control on seizures in children suffering with Dravet syndrome. Read more at seizures.dolyan.com/dravet-syndrome/
Once again I couldn't remember the name of these birds. Thanks to my friend phenolog I finally found the answer ;)
This is White Wagtail. They are quite common here in Ukraine. But usually they don't allow you to get too close. Sometimes they do, but they move so quickly it's very hard to focus. I tried several times but this is still the only one sharp shot.
It was also the first time for me to try the flash for shooting birds. I always wondered why nature photographers use it during the day. It seems pointless because flash cannot give you any real help when using it with 400mm lens. Well, it came out the flash can add something interesting—take a closer look at bird's eye ;) It sparks with blue which is usually unseen unless you light the eye directly to see the reflection of the retina.
Strange, but light don't scare birds. I tried the flash several times after and birds were only annoyed to the sound of discharged batteries.