This story is from August 20, 2018
Kerala floods: Storytelling and games for kids in relief camps
KOTTAYAM: The biggest deluge to have hit Kerala in 100 years, had been a nightmare for the children in the flood-hit areas as well.
Even as the state is trying to come in terms with the unprecedented situation, there is a movement shaping up to take care the
Manu Jose, a school of drama product, said that the aim is to make a subtle observation of the children and becoming one amongst them. "The challenge is to win their hearts and become one among them to identify their needs," said Manu who is leading the project. The project will be launched in some camps in Kottayam and Alappuzha on Tuesday. The programme is organised jointly by the Kottayam District administration, DC Books and 'Me and You', a performing company.
"We are trying to make them overcome the stress they had in a positive way. They will draw and paint the images they have about the flood which they will preserve as a souvenir of the 2018 floods,” said Ravi Dee Cee, the managing director of DC Books.
The sessions lead by Manu Jose will be assisted by actors, painters and psychologists who are experts in their respective fields. "Since we have no prior working models on the issue, it will be a trial and error method. We are looking for more volunteers. Once we chart out a method it could be implemented across the state, he said. With his experience in storytelling and theatre for over three decades, Manu will be trying to enter the minds of the children not as a performer. "The children has gone through traumas of different kinds. We are trying to make use of our expertise to identify their problems and solve," he added.
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of the children who had been through the trauma. A group of experts in various fields like art, theatre, literature and publishing industry are coming together to conduct sessions of storytelling and games in variousflood relief camps
for the children who are residing there.Manu Jose, a school of drama product, said that the aim is to make a subtle observation of the children and becoming one amongst them. "The challenge is to win their hearts and become one among them to identify their needs," said Manu who is leading the project. The project will be launched in some camps in Kottayam and Alappuzha on Tuesday. The programme is organised jointly by the Kottayam District administration, DC Books and 'Me and You', a performing company.
"We are trying to make them overcome the stress they had in a positive way. They will draw and paint the images they have about the flood which they will preserve as a souvenir of the 2018 floods,” said Ravi Dee Cee, the managing director of DC Books.
The sessions lead by Manu Jose will be assisted by actors, painters and psychologists who are experts in their respective fields. "Since we have no prior working models on the issue, it will be a trial and error method. We are looking for more volunteers. Once we chart out a method it could be implemented across the state, he said. With his experience in storytelling and theatre for over three decades, Manu will be trying to enter the minds of the children not as a performer. "The children has gone through traumas of different kinds. We are trying to make use of our expertise to identify their problems and solve," he added.
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Top Comment
Kushal Kumar
2319 days ago
This Vedic astrology writer’s alerts for more care and appropriate strategy in India through article - “Astrologically speaking , some highlights for India in coming year 2018” - published last year on 19 October , 2017 at theindiapost.com and windowtonews.com.<br/>The article did alert accurately against floods and landslides involving role of hydro-power projects as well during month of August 2018. Kerala was implied because predictions covered India. Newspaper reports these days say that water in the dams had to be opened in the rains , which added to the gravity of the situation. In the instant news report , a reference has been made to about two or three suicide cases after the calamity and it is being made out that mental health care is also called for. Yes , this writer had alerted that in July-August 2018 , “psychological cases needing upgraded expertise or there may be discernible increase in such like cases necessitating expansion of related infrastructure” , could be in “greater visibility”. So keeping in view the enormity of size of calamity , it is apt to undertake measures aimed at strengthening of mind of the affected people.Read allPost comment
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