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Gitanjali Mahankuda, a member of the Matru Committee, shared in IVRS that ,ensuring to maintain high standards of hygiene at the household level. She actively monitors and tracks whether families are following proper hygiene practices such as regular handwashing, and ensures that have practice to use the toilet.
Sitamani Dai is a member of the janch committee at Aiginia Bhoi Sahi, ward 49. She shared in IVRS that, She regularly visits the child care center to ensure the quality of food provided, as per the government's directives on providing protein-rich meals. She checks whether the Anganwadi workers are delivering this properly. Not only does she focus on food quality, but also she's checked the teaching process. Even she eats with the children to evaluate the taste and quality and encourages them to practice good hygiene, like handwashing and taking care of personal items such as books and notes. These practices extend to households also, so that it can be useful for their future.
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On dated 16th April, 2024, Jharana Pursty, Sitapur Basti, Ward 37 registered feedback in IVRS that the pressure of supply water was low, duration was very short and the colour was muddy. We had uploaded in SAFA portal on same date. Today when we have seen in our SAFA dashboard that this feedback is taken action then we have coordinated with the concern beneficiary and she told that on day after, one officer had called and asked about the current situation in brief and in the first week of May we are getting sufficient clean supply water with high pressure which is helpful for us to store the Water.
Kabita Nayak from Radhakrushna Ka, Ward 16 was registered feedback in IVRS on 15th April 2024 that community sewerage chamber was checked and filled and it was uncleaned since last two month. That's why the households we're practiced open defecation. She requested to WATCO for cleaning the sewerage chamber. We had uploaded this feedback in SAFA portal, BMC on same date and today when we have seen that this feedback is taken action then we called to the Kabita and she shared that the sewerage line is cleaned now.
Lijunu Acharya, a pregnant lady from ward no 22, shared the importance of self-care during pregnancy in IVRS, She shared valuable insights on the need to drink more than 6 liters of water daily, which maintains our hydration and healthy pregnancy, the importance of consuming protein and hygienic foods, a balanced diet is essential for both the mother and baby and advised taking rest for at least 2 hours during the daytime and ensuring more than 6 hours of rest at night.
Sushma Pradhan, a resident of ward no 22, shared her voice on IVRS , how her family took care during her pregnancy journey. She mentioned that her sister-in-law and father-in-law both are bedridden due to paralysis, where the pregnancy adds an extra layer of responsibility and care within her family she expressed gratitude for the immense support that she receives from her family members. They take care of her needs, ensuring she can focus on her health and the well-being of her newborn child. They made change by switching from an Indian toilet to a Western one, making it easier and more comfortable for to use, especially during her pregnancy.