Pali CC Meeting - Ward Level Strategy to discuss Issues 10th August, 2017


The Pali Core Committee's motivation was getting charged during their monthly meeting on the 10th August, 2017 as they gathered at the Hall in the evening to discuss on their Ward Level Strategy to discuss and prioritize Issues. 

The 31 members were interactive as they reviewed the previous meeting minutes, presented reports (which included a list of the names of the families from their ward) from their respective wards and went on to plan the Ward Level Strategy to elicit commitment and participation of the families at the Ward Level. The CC members planned to meet the sub leaders and the heads of each of the families as per the dates they were available. They actually planned and fixed the dates for the meetings
The CC members took up the responsibility to facilitate the meetings at their Ward Level and follow up with reports and providing the finalized list of issues to the CCO office. Each Ward level list of families too was provided to the CCO. 
Location: Pali Chowk Road, Uttan, Bhayander West, Thane, Maharashtra 401106, India

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