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Winnie Singh was born in Simla, India and grew up in New Delhi after her parents moved there. She graduated from Miranda House, Delhi University with degrees in Psychology and Philosophy. Currently, she is a PhD scholar in Public Health at Jodhpur National University, with her thesis topic being "Domestic Violence and Its Health Implication for the families". Winnie founded Maitri, a non-profit NGO committed to poverty alleviation, education, and health. As the Executive Director of Maitri, she has helped empower many victims of domestic violence and improve the lives of widow mothers in Vrindavan.
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Maitri india domestic violence presentationWinnie Singh
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Domestic violence takes many forms including physical, sexual, verbal, psychological, and economic abuse. It affects a woman's overall health and can negatively impact children who witness it. Common myths exist that men who abuse are uneducated or that women provoke the violence. Risk factors include isolation, witnessing violence as a child, prior family violence, financial dependency, and alcoholism. The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act of 2005 provides legal protections and recourse for victims, including counseling, protection and residence orders, monetary relief, and custody arrangements. IPC 498A is also intended to protect women from harassment in their marital homes.Life of a Widow Mother in Vrindavan
Life of a Widow Mother in VrindavanWinnie Singh
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Indias elderly population has grown vastly over the last 40 years. Among Indias current population of 90 million elderly persons, 54% of people aged 60 or older are widows. An estimated 5,000 abandoned and destitute widows live in Vrindavan (Mathura, India). Maitri provides daily mid day meals, nutritional supplements, clothing and facilitates health care, which includes cataract surgeries, breast cancer screening, treatment of major diseases, to 500 elderly, abandoned widows. Maitri also ensures their respect and dignity in death by performing funeral services as per their religious needs.
With your support, we look to scale the programme to reach 1,000 elderly and abandoned women by 2013.
For more information visit: www.maitriindia.org Commission to prevent violence against women 2009 annual report 
Commission to prevent violence against women 2009 annual report Winnie Singh
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The document is the 2009 annual report of the Commission to Prevent Violence Against Women. It provides a history and introduction of the Commission, outlines their priorities for 2009-2010, and summarizes activities in Arizona related to addressing those priorities. The priorities are focused on increasing offender accountability, enhancing victim services through collaboration with other providers, providing parent education in multiple languages, and establishing youth programs around healthy relationships and violence prevention. Statewide and local activities that align with each priority are described.Domestic violence brochure
Domestic violence brochureWinnie Singh
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1. Domestic violence is a widespread problem in India, with a crime against women occurring every 3 minutes and other alarming statistics.
2. If experiencing domestic violence, one should contact the police immediately to file a report and seek medical attention to preserve evidence.
3. Support services are available, including NGOs that provide counseling, legal assistance, and temporary shelter. Obtaining a protection order from a magistrate can help limit the abuser's behavior.Domestic violence presentation by maitri
Domestic violence presentation by maitriWinnie Singh
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Domestic violence is a widespread problem in India that affects women. The document discusses the various forms of domestic abuse women commonly experience, such as physical, sexual, verbal, economic and psychological abuse. It provides statistics from the National Crime Records Bureau showing high rates of crimes against women in India, including a rape every 29 minutes. The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act of 2005 was implemented to provide women protection, residence, monetary relief and custody through the legal system. Prevention requires raising awareness about domestic violence and empowering women to speak up and seek help through trusted networks.Life cycle of violence
Life cycle of violenceWinnie Singh
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Maitri is a non-profit organization based in New Delhi, India committed to restoring respect and dignity to vulnerable and marginalized women. The document outlines the life cycle of violence against women from pre-birth through elderly stages, including sex-selective abortion, female infanticide, child abuse, forced marriage, domestic violence, dowry killings, sexual abuse, trafficking and elder abuse. Maitri provides support services for domestic violence and violence against women and can be contacted at their address in New Delhi or through their website or 24-hour helpline.Domestic violence act 2005, India
Domestic violence act 2005, IndiaWinnie Singh
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MAITRI is a humanitarian and developmental NGO established in 2005. Its mission is to
establish basic health, promote education and restore human rights to empower Indias
vulnerable populations. Maitri defends human rights and strengthens communities through
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development, and networking. Maitri is committed to improving the quality of life and dignity
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Domestic violence act 2005
Domestic violence act 2005Winnie Singh
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The document discusses various forms of verbal, emotional, and economic violence within domestic relationships such as name calling, accusations, preventing education, not providing money or necessities. It provides information on actions one can take against domestic violence such as contacting local authorities or a non-governmental organization (NGO), filing a police report, and seeking various legal protections and orders under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act of 2005. Relief and orders available under this law include protection, residence rights, monetary aid, custody, compensation, and interim court orders.Protection of women from domestic violence act 2005
Protection of women from domestic violence act 2005Winnie Singh
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MAITRI is a humanitarian and developmental NGO established in 2005. Its mission is to
establish basic health, promote education and restore human rights to empower Indias
vulnerable populations. Maitri defends human rights and strengthens communities through
individual and community empowerment with advocacy, education, community-based program
development, and networking. Maitri is committed to improving the quality of life and dignity
of the vulnerable populations it works with, which include:
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Winnie profile 2011 with picture
- 1. Winnie Singh 106,Aradhana RK Puram Sector 13 Tel-Fax: +91-11-2611-1559 New Delhi - 110 066, INDIA mobile:+91.98.101.32908 E-mail: winnie.singh@gmail.com Profile Winnie was born in Simla, India, after which her parents moved to New Delhi where she grew up. She graduated in Psychology and Philosophy from Miranda House, Delhi University. Presently she is a Phd scholar in Public Health at Jodhpur National University and the subject of her thesis is Domestic Violence and Its Health Implication for the families.. Winnie Singh is a committed social worker, with over two decades of experience at national and grassroots level in public healthcare, with special emphasis in the area of health, elderly and gender equity. Her lifelong interest in humanitarian relief, dynamic nature and action has been the driving force for a lot of new social programs in Northeast India, Violence against women, Domestic Violence, Widows of Vrindavan and in the slums of Delhi. Winnie founded Maitri a non profit NGO, committed to Poverty Alleviation, Education and Health. As Executive Director of Maitri, Winnie has taken the organization from a grassroots initiative in NE India to a nationally acclaimed organization fighting for the rights of women and children, health initiatives and poverty and hunger issues. She has been instrumental in making a difference to the lives of many victims of Domestic Violence by empowering them with life skills and education. She is an advocate for respect and dignity for the widow mothers in Vrindavan and through Maitri have adopted 500 widow mothers, who are provided with a nutritious mid day meal with nutritional supplements, 365 days in a year, also providing facilitation of health services which include cataract surgeries etc. She is a trained counselor. She is a fellow at Inter University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, headquartered at Loyola University, Chicago. She is a member of the Global and Regional Task Force, UNAIDS where she is spearheading the health concerns of the military families. She is a PhD scholar at School of Public Health at Jodhpur National University. Winnie is the Honorary Ambassador for Helpage India. She serves as a Governing Board member of Aashirwad, a non profit organization committed to serving the needs of Senior Citizens and an old age home in Delhi. Winnie has been the President of Rotary Club of Delhi Midwest, District 3010 (2009 -2010). She is married to Lt. Gen Bhopinder Singh ( Retd) PVSM,AVSM,VSM, who supports her in her initiatives .