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18 Friday Nov 2011
Posted Observances
in18 Friday Nov 2011
Posted Observances
in16 Wednesday Nov 2011
Posted NEWS
inHANDS has arranged Gliding floats for raising awareness for the rehabilitation and bringing flood affected peoples back to their regular life.
In collaboration with Provincial Government and UNICEF HANDS elegantly tackled this challenge. Video documentary about the situations after flood will be rendering throughout the activity. This float convoy will pass through all flood affected parts of Sindh.
Trucks of the gliding floats have been furnished with awareness slogan expressing our motto for helping the affected. Distribution of Supplies, provisions, food, Ration and other necessary items will also be done during this activity. This activity will last for Two months. HANDS make every effort in the sector of Health, Education and psycho-social balancing of flood affected peoples.
13 Sunday Nov 2011
04 Friday Nov 2011
Posted Trainings
inTraining for the staff of Diarrhea Treatment Centre was held on 2nd November 2011 at Taluka Head Quarter Hospital Kunri. This training was arranged by HANDS in collaboration with WHO . Dr. Wali Muhammad Rahimoon, SO-DEWS WHO and Eng: Ramesh Kumar, Environmental Engineer WHO were facilitated the training. Dr. Fazal Haq Jan, Dr. Prem Kumar, Dr. Subhash Chandar, Ashok Kumar, Bhooro Mal, Allaudin, Saba, Sumaira, Lata Kumari, Muhammad Ali Sand, Sarwan Kumar, Khalid Ali, Santosh, Parkash, Dr. Satram Roopani and Bansi Malhi. Practical Work Monitoring, Training of Staff on “INFECTION CONTROL AT DTC” and Training of staff about “Management of Diarrhea Patients at DTC” were the keynote features of this training.
02 Wednesday Nov 2011
Posted Articles
inThey focus on getting their people to deliver the key activities and doesn’t attempt do too much themselves. The best managers delegate widely, using the ethic ‘Ask for forgiveness, not for permission’ to free their people from blame or wrongdoing.
Leveraging the exceptional talents of all the people around them, managers develop and utilize capability fully – and glue it together.
Managers are there to deliver the day to day tactical results the organization needs. Here, there is little space for strategy or vision as such, but those great at managing people will keep a reference point there. Every manager’s defined goal is measurable results.
As it’s all about people, great managers build relationships easily and make it a priority, day-in-day out. They spend a lot of time with and listening to, their people.
Actually, they don’t just accept it, they suck feedback in – they use their excellent listening skills to seek out feedback all the time – in every interaction.
Grasping the opportunities, the best managers quickly link them to those who can make progress in their own development – and in line with ongoing Succession Planning, prepare for the future well in advance.
They are very clear that they are ‘where the buck stops’. No blame elsewhere, not upwards deflection of decisions; no ‘someone else’s fault’. They are where the action is and they accept it. It’s down to them.
To ensure that everyone is clear, great managers have simple and clear standards throughout their area of operation – ideally created in collaboration with their people.
Focusing entirely on value-creation, they stick to plans, policies and change programmes like glue. They have a skill to know and deliver what is right, without veering from their Vision.
The best managers are ethically sound, fair and honest. They make promises only when they know they can deliver. Everyone is treated equally and their own behavior models fairness and transparency.