A Study on Factor Associated and Health Impacts of Domestic Violence in Hospet Taluk, Bellary District

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Community Health Learning Programme
A Report on the Community Health Learning
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Society for Community Health Awareness Research and Action

Report On Community Health Learning Programme

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgement

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Why I Joined the Fellowship

1

Collective Session Learnings

2

Field Visits

5

Field Based Learning

6

1st Field work report

6

Organizational Profile:

6

Field Visits

8

Field level awareness activities

9

Orientation visits

10

Understanding community: Kallahalla Hadi

12

2nd and 3rd Field Work Report

15

Organizational Profile

15

Description of the community

16

Field visit

16

Devadasi

16

Waste management

18

MGNREGA

21

Field Study

23

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28

Reading list during my fellowship

28

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Organizational Profile:
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Vision:
A caring and equitable society, free of deprivation and strife

Mission:
To facilitate and develop processes that improve the quality of life of people

Core values:
Satya -

Truthfulness

Ahimsa-

Non violence (both in thought and deeds)

Seva

Service

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1. Vatsalya Vahini: Reproductive child health programme
Project area: 5 primary health centers of HD Kote taluk.

Beneficiaries: tribal women and children.
Objective: improving the maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health in
the project area.

Vatsalya Vahini focuses on improving the maternal and child health status of
forest based tribes which come under five primary health centers. 56 tribal
colonies are being cover by 10 trained field workers called health facilitators
who work both at the ground level and at the PHCs in addressing health care
needs. 108 ambulance serviceeare provided free for mothers, children,
adolescents, eligible couples, those with chronic illness.

The primary target groups in the project includes woman in the reproductive
age, pregnant woman, delivered mothers and children below 6 years service
are provided through direct and facilitatory intervention to improve maternal
nutrition. ANC coverage institutional deliveries, family welfare planning,
improving new neotal care, immunization child and nutrition.
2. Arogya Vahini (outreach services)
Goal- to serve as a primary point of contact for the community for their basic health
need and foster a sustained behavioral change for a healthy living.
Objectives• To establish an efficient DTRA (Diagnosis Treatment Referral Awareness)
network in the project area for optimal utilization health recourses.
• To familiarize the community with various government schems as well as
various health, education and development related services of Swami Vivekand
Youth Movement.
3. Mobile Health Unit (MHU)- MHU delivers primary health care through reaching
out to the communities residing in underserved or unserved geographic areas.
SVYM has been operating the mobile health clinic in tribal colonies of HDKote taluk
since the year 199O.The program has gradually developed to provide a
comprehensive health care looking at promotive, preventive,curative and
rehabilitative components.

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Activities:
• Mobile health unit visits to the colonies. All colonies would be covered once a
week.
• Referral and follow up of all people identified to have illnesses needing
hospitalization.
• Health awareness
• They are referring to phcs
• Regular follow up at the field level as well as the hospital will be facilitated.
• They providing immunization

4. Chaithanyavahini : A rehabilitation initiative for people with disability.
Goal - to develop a sustainable rehabilitation program for the identification,
management and prevention of disability in HDKote taluk.
Activities:
• Mothers meeting
• Village meeting
• Promoters meeting and training
• Street play
• Events / special programme
• Asha / aww training
• Group discussion
• SHG training / SHG meeting
• PHC meeting
• Camps - anc
• Camps - immunization
• School health programme
• Community radio sessions
• Immunization

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Description of the community
Hospet Population - 459991
Urban
-188965
Rural
-271026
Male
-229338
Female -230653
Total Anganawadi centers - 202
6 month to 3 year children -6036
3 year to 6 year children - 7660
ANC
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PNC
-1119

Education:
Middle school - 61
High school - 294
Graduate
- 06
Post-graduate - 02
Water sources: thungabadra dam
Agriculture : paddy, onion, redgram, cotton, tomoto, black eyed peas, banana.

Field visit
1. Anegundhi
2. Jindal
3. Govt hospital
4. Medical shop Nagenahalli
5. Waste management
6. Devadasi survey
7. Hampi university- Samvada
8. Anganawadi centers
9. Market
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Field Study
A study on factors associated with and health impacts of domestic violence in Hospet
Taluk, Bellary District.

Background
Violence against women is globally prevalent, and exists in every country and is
seen across boundaries of culture, class, caste, education, income, ethnicity and age.
Domestic violence in India includes any form of violence suffered by a person from a
biological relative, but typically is the violence suffered by women by male members
of her family or relatives. Article 1 of the United Nations declaration on the
elimination of violence against women defines as “any act of gender based violence
that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or
suffering to women, including treats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivations
of liberty, whether occurring in public or private life”. Domestic violence in India is
defined by the protection of women from Domestic Violence Act of 2005.

Societies often justify domestic violence which results in woman's inability to speak
about the violence inflicted on them due to shame, fear of further abuse on
themselves or their children and lack of options. Further gender based norms mean
that in many cultures it is considered that men have the right to control their wives,
discipline them, and also punish them. All this leads to domestic violence being
frequently ignored, trivialised or denied by the family, community, judicial system
and women themselves.
Dowry, wife's inability to perform house hold chores, house not well managed,
economic constrains, children not well cared for, meals not well prepared and meals
not being ready on time are cited as common causes of domestic violence in India.
Alcohol is not a direct cause of domestic violence, but there is a connection between
alcohol use and domestic violence. Other risk factors identified include women who
had children before the age of 21 and inability to maintain stable employment.

Domestic violence manifests in the form of physical abuse, mental abuse, sexual
abuse and economic or property abuse.
As per the National Family Health Survey in 2005 the total lifetime prevalence of
domestic violence was 33.5% and 8.5% for sexual violence. Accordingly to this
report domestic violence was seen to be lowest among Buddhist and Jain women
and highest among Muslim women in India. A 2014 study published in the Lancet

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reported that the over 27.5 million are affected women by sexual violence their life
time.

Why the study?
Violence against women has both social, economic and health consequences. Domestic
violence not only affects women as individual but also their families including children
their entire community and also the economic conditions and development. It affects
woman’s physical and mental health, sexual and reproductive health, self-esteem and
ability to work and to make decisions about their fertility. It has both direct costs and
indirect economic costs. I am interested to do this study in understand and later address
the impact of domestic violence on the women’s health.

Aim of the study
To identify the factors associated with and health impacts of domestic violence against women
inHospet Taluk, Bellari District.

Objectives:


To identify factors associated with domestic violence in hospet taluk



To identify health impacts of domestic violence To understand perception of the
community regarding domestic violence



To understand perception of the community regarding domestic violence

Methodology:


Study Design- Cross Sectional Study



Study Methodology- Qualitative



Study Area- Two villages of Hospet taluk, Bellary district, Karnataka



Study Population- Women living in the two villages in Hospet Taluk



Sampling-





Sampling method- Purposive sampling



Sample Size- 1FGD and 6 indepth inerviews (including 3 Devadasis)

Inclusion criteria- Women above 18 years of age and willing to take part in the
study
Data collection

Objectives
1,2 and 3

Tool
Technique
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and In-depth interviews
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Topic Guide for Focus Group Discussion
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Perceptions regarding domestic violence

»

Causes of domestic violence

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Health impact

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Physical

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Mental

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Reproductive



Data analysis- Thematic analysis of the data wasdone manually



Risk and Benefits: No risks were anticipated for the participants. During discussions
emotional outbursts might happen which the researcher will be able to deal with as she
has previous experience of counseling women who have experienced domestic violence.
No unexpected risks are foreseen. There were no direct benefit to the participants. Based
on the findings of the study, SAKHI will evolve strategies for addressing the issues.



Consent:Consent was obtained after explaining the purpose of the study using a
participant information sheetin local language which was given to the respondents.
Individual consent was obtained after explaining the purpose of the study in a
private setting. The respondents were informed of their right to withdraw from the
study at anyone point of time by providing the contact details of the researcher.



Confidentiality: Participants were asked not to disclose names at the time of
conducting focus group discussions. Further, the data was transcribed and analysed
the researcher herself and hence data was not shared with others. In the study
report names are withheld.

Dissemination:
1. The research findings were shared with the respondents and field mentoring
organisation.
2. The findings were shared with other fellows of CHLP and team members at
SOCHARA.

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