Contributions
of Smt Meenakshy Ramakrishnan, Founder Secretary
AIWC, Aluva
Since the inception of Aluva AIWC from 21st Jan 1971 onwards
Smt Meenakshy Ramakrishnan as our founder secretary harnessed the power of the
organisation with team work and leadership to greater heights. She embellished
the centre as a doyen among the branches energising many girls and women for
self sufficiency in socio-economic progress.
The
meritorious contributions are
Shifting the
office from rental to own multi-storeyed twin building in the heart of the town
is the highlight.
Started
constituent branches in and around Aluva.
Promoted
Hindi Prachar Sabha programs in 1960’s along with tuition classes for Hindi and
continued at AIWC which enables the students to get job in schools.
With special
interest she inculcate reading habits among women and children starting a small
library at her home in late 1960’s which has grown to a ‘A’ grade library named
Vanitha Varsha Smaraka Grandhasala at AIWC, Aluva.
She
initiated to convert solar energy for cooking purposes which was widely
accepted by the women in rural areas. She travelled over the country and Lakshadweep
to promote solar cooking based on the direction from AIWC, HQ.
The skill
development programs such as KGTE TEN, Type writing, Printing Press, Radio
Assembling unit with the support of Keltron, fabric painting and craft helped
the woman community to get a job/ start their own enterprise which enabled them
to stand on their own feet.
Baby crèches
and anganvadi was a great boon to working moms.
Old age day
care supported by Help age India was run effectively during her tenure which
helped to reduce the loneliness of aged women.
Besides the
awareness programs created a drastic change among women in health and
contemporary affairs.
Smt
Meenakshy Ramakrishnan, with her dynamic personality led our organisation as a
premier institute for women especially for economically backward class. She is
a powerful woman filled with wisdom and strategy for success. Conforming to
facts, worthy of trust she possesses common virtues to an uncommon degree.
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