Khammam: Municipal Commissioner Abhishek Augustya, IAS, came to the aid of a migrant family from Balaha village in Madhya Pradesh after receiving an anonymous message highlighting their situation.
Taking prompt action, the commissioner deputed a team from MEPMA to look into the matter and provide the necessary assistance.
During his interaction with the family, the commissioner spoke to the migrant woman and explained the importance of enrolling her children at an Anganwadi centre. He assured her that the children would receive nutritious food and access to educational facilities.
When the woman expressed concern that she and her family needed to go to work, the commissioner assured her that the children would receive education and care at the Anganwadi centre while the parents pursued their livelihood. He also distributed uniforms to the children.
As part of the initiative, the migrant workers were provided with employment opportunities to help them earn a livelihood. Their children were enrolled at the Ballepalli Anganwadi Centre in Khammam.
The children will have access to learning facilities, uniforms, nutritious food and essential infrastructure, including television and internet facilities, to support their early education and overall development.
The initiative highlights the role of responsive administration in addressing the needs of vulnerable families and ensuring that migrant workers and their children have access to livelihood opportunities, education and essential services.
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