CONSCIENTIZATION PROGRAMME REPORT
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
A disaster is a serious disruption,
occurring over a relatively short time, of the functioning of a community or a
society involving widespread human, material, economic or environmental loss
and impacts. It is a sudden accident or a natural catastrophe that causes
great damage or loss of life. Disaster management is a step towards a state by
being alert with all possible arrangements. It is necessary that the government and
people should remain alert to face any kind of disaster. A special department for disaster management should be set up. Funds
should be set aside for providing relief and rehabilitation facilities.
Advanced warning and forecasting systems should be placed in disaster prone
areas. Public awareness about disaster preparedness should be created through
various programmes. This conscientization programme aims to provide awareness
for the students of St.Johns’ HS, Eravipuram on the need of disaster
management.
OBJECTIVES
1. To
give awareness on the need of disaster management.
2. To
realize about the different types of disasters and its effects.
3. To
provide information about the disaster management cycle.
REPORT
As a part of the B.Ed curriculum we the
teacher trainees of St. Johns’ HS, Eravipuram, decided to conduct a
conscientization programme on Disaster Management. The twelve teacher trainees
Sreelekshmi.S, Akhila.A, Jitha.S, Sreelaksmi.S, Gifty.X, Thasni.Z, Suhaima.S,
Jeethu.J, Neethu.A, Soumya.S, Remya.R and Tessy.T decided to talk on different
topics based on the issue. We used slides,pictures, chart and videos to carry
out our sessions.
A Notice about the conscientization programme was
prepared and exhibited on the school board for inviting the teachers and
students of the School.
I conducted the programme at my class
VIII C on 3/1/2019 at 12:00 pm. I explained about different types of disasters,
its effects, measures to be taken and about the disaster management cycle. I
showed slides with different pictures and some information on the topic. Throughout
the session the students were actively listening to the talk and gave good
response.
FEEDBACK
After the session a few students volunteered
to give feedback on the session. They said the session was informative and said
about the recent flood that happened in Kerala.
CONCLUSION
It is not possible to prevent the disasters from its happening,
but we can limit its causes and effects through suitable preparation and become
alert to face the situation. Proper rehabilitation and ample supplies and
facilities can be provided. And the relevance of the conscientization programme
lies here. The students listened and responded actively in the session as it
was both interesting and informative.
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