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Organized By:

Indian Institute Of Youth Welfare

Event Location:

Lonara, Maharashtra 441111

Overview

The Indian Institute of Youth Welfare (IIYW) has long been committed to addressing public health challenges through its HIV/AIDS & Sanitation Center. Focused on prevention, awareness, and treatment support, our programs reach some of the most marginalized and high-risk communities including female sex workers, slum dwellers, and low-income families.

Simultaneously, IIYW promotes sanitation and hygiene practices through infrastructure development, behavior change campaigns, and gender-sensitive interventions, ensuring holistic well-being and dignity for all.

Key Programs and Activities

 

HIV/AIDS Prevention & Care

  • One-to-one and group counseling sessions

  • Condom distribution and STI awareness campaigns

  • Referral services to ICTC, ART, and DOTS centers

  • Community events and awareness workshops on safe practices

  • Collaboration with healthcare providers for complete treatment support

Community Sanitation Projects

  • Construction of DEWATS (Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Systems) plants

  • Slum sanitation programs supported by BORDA-BMZ Germany

  • Community-based sanitation infrastructure and behavior change training

  • Sanitation workshops in urban and semi-urban localities

Menstrual and Personal Hygiene Education

  • School-level awareness sessions for adolescent girls

  • Distribution of hygiene kits and training in menstrual health management

  • Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programs in schools and community centers

Impact

  • Over 15,000+ individuals sensitized through sanitation and health programs

  • DEWATS plants constructed in Nagpur and Kolhapur, improving sanitation access

  • 20+ seminars conducted for Urban Local Bodies to promote sanitation innovations

  • HIV/AIDS awareness activities conducted in 6 villages, directly impacting high-risk groups

Facilities & Partnerships

  • Fully trained field staff and counselors

  • Strong partnerships with BORDA Germany and government health departments

  • Collaborative efforts with PHCs, hospitals, and district authorities