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Community Engagement Project
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Community engagement refers to the process by which community benefit organizations and individuals build ongoing, permanent relationships for the purpose of applying a collective vision for the benefit of a community.   Encourages us to simultaneously pursue our interests, meet our educational goals and make a difference in our community Provides us with a foundation of analytical, reflective, interpersonal, and leadership skills through real-world experience Our KCT.BS joined with the Imayam Social Welfare Board to make the students take part in the community engagement project as a part of the academics. There were almost six projects which focused on developing the community in various aspects. The projects are… PROJECTS Energy Conservation Awareness MOTIVES To educate the public about the importance of CFL bulbs to conserve energy for our future To initiate more crèche in rural area to provide primary education to the children and help working women To find the destitute children and provide them under the homes to have care and affection on them To find children in the schools who belong to the lower segment and provide them additional education To educate women in the rural area about importance of employment and join them in ITC agarpathi unit To create a awareness about TB to the public and undergo a survey to identify TB affected people

Centre For Child Care

Home For Destitute Children

Student Empowerment

Rural Women Empowerment TB Testing & Awareness Program

Table 1: Different Community Engagement Project The Community Engagement Project for our batch is on Tuberculosis testing and creating awareness among the people living in areas of Kembatti colony and Amman Kulam. Tuberculosis is a disease caused by an infection with the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis. During the 19th century, up to 25 per cent of deaths in Europe were caused by this disease. The death toll began to fall as living standards improved at the

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