ANNUAL REPPORT 2014-15 · Web viewThrough the primary health facilities are available in the district at regular distances people especially the women, children and aged are unable

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JEWEL OF INDIA & STAR OF ASSIA

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HELP THEM WHO HELP OTHER !!!

AWARDED -JEWEL OF INDIA, SATR OF ASIA REG .E-272 FCRA 083890082 GIDSTAR INDIA 4900

SUNIL NAGAR BALIRAMPUR NEW NANDED INDIA MAHARASHTRA

Brief Justification & plan of Action to undertaking program for the Health Care provision for people of

Nanded block in the Nanded District of (MS) state India through

PROJECT AREA =Nanded Blocks of NANDED District.

ASPECT

Following aspect have been considered by the Sairam Healthcare Chritable Trust, sunil Nagar, Nanded (MS) in

conducting diagnostic health camps for the people In the area and organization in the long run progress to establish

regular / mobile medical health care services.

GEOGRAPHICAL DISTANE

Through the primary health facilities are available in the district at regular distances people especially the

women, children and aged are unable to travel even short distance and prefer to go close by for the available medical

facilities.

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ABOUT SAIRAM HEALTH CARE CHARITABLE TRUST


Sairam Healthcare Chritable Trust, sunil Nagar Nanded is a registered Non Profit Making Organization established in 2008, Governemnt registration number NAN/E272 dated 05/07/2008 working from last 8 years with its Aims and object. This annual report may focus on our physical achievement, and development of the organization.

1]CHAIRMAN OF THE TRUST DR SANAJY RATHOD AWARDED FOR

BY INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION AND MANJEMENT NEW .

DELHI BY 25 JULLY 2016

2] CHAIRMAN OF THE TRUST DR SANAJY RATHOD AWARDED FOR

BY INTERNATIONAL BUSSNES CONNCIL NEW DELHI 30 SEP 2016

Providing quality education, awareness and health care in the spirit of society, especially the poor, the disadvantaged and the disenfranchised irrespective of caste and creed.

To identify and work with the impoverished, weaker and vulnerable sections of the society to find solutions to the challenges threatening their lives with the ultimate aim of establishing an aware, responsible and developed society based upon equality, fraternity and social justice, ensuring sustainable and holistic development with emphasis on human rights, and a culture of social service through creating synergy and building strategic partnership with the Government, NGO’s(Non Government Organizations), SHG’s (Self Help GroupCBO’(community based organizations) and various national and international organizations by planning appropriate downstream and upstream interventions.

Partnering org are 1] mkews nanded , FCRA,80G,12A

2] amman education soscity nanded .FCRA

3] sastrarjun bhuwdesy sewabhavi sanstha

child rights programs:Conducted awareness programs for general population on the issues of children.


Conducted awareness programs for hoteliers, small shop owners on the issues of children.

Conducted orientation program to the police and school teachers on children rights.

Identified children in working conditions admitted them into the bridge schools operated by the education department of government.

Environment protection programs:Women are trained on environment issues, their role in protecting the environment.

Schools children were trained on environment issues and formed school level environment clubs .promotion of the kitchen garden concept in the rural area

Watershed Management program:

Formation of small and marginal farmers groups

Conducting training to CBO’s, NGO’s on micro watershed programs

Capacity building of CBO’s, SHG’s on micro planning, formation of user groups, gender issues wiuth respect to water

Capacity building on soil conversation, water conservation, vegetation development, opportunistic employments.

Education, research and training:

a) To promote education, especially girl education.b) To conduct education, environmental and sociological studies.c) To promote use of information & communication Technology (ICT) for socio-

economic development of the community.d) To organize training and refresher programs for the volunteers and officials of

different Non Government Organizations to strengthen the development skills of trainees through IEC (information. Education and communication) which they can use in the development sector.

e) To disseminate information and knowledge, to edit, publish and print literature and documents, maintain libraries and to organize seminars/conferences/meetings etc.

f) To promote participation of youth (unemployed as well as students) in income generation activities.

g) To establish educational, professional and vocational institutions like Engineering, Medical, Pharmacy and Agriculture Colleges that would strengthen the developmental process.

h) To organize lectures, seminars and workshops to help or strengthen the character building process.

2] Health CARE ,

1. To identify and work with the impoverished, weaker and vulnerable sections of the society to find solutions to the challenges threatening their lives with the ultimate aim of establishing an aware, responsible and developed society based upon equality, fraternity and social justice, ensuring sustainable and holistic development with emphasis on human rights, and a culture of social service through creating synergy and building strategic partnership with the Government, NGO’s(Non Government Organizations), SHG’s (Self Help Groups), CBO’s (community based organizations) and various national and international organizations by planning appropriate downstream and upstream interventions.


2. To fight against corruption and make people aware about their legal and consumer and Human rights.

3. To collaborate with corporate houses to fulfill their social responsibilities.4. Policy formulation and implementation:a) To work with the Government and other NGO’s at the policy formulation level.b) To affirmatively coordinate with the State Government in implementation of developmental schemes

Target Community:

Children Disabled women youth

Areas of work:

Educational Promotional initiatives among children and under privileged. Nutrition and Health promotion activities among women and children in rural areas. Skill development and livelihood programs Sustainable Agricultural development programs. Research activities of Health and Education in all the areas.

Strategy of the organization: \

Facilitate the community participation in assessing their situation from social economic and political perspectives; develop appropriate strategies, which ensure community participation in capacity building, liaison with useful institutions and networking with likeminded organizations.

Major Activities of the Organization :

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Empowerment Women Programs: Collectivized women into 10self help Groups on the self-respect, equal opportunities and

economic vulnerability Promoted leadership among the women by various capacity building programs Organizing the women into pressure groups by networking all the village level self-help groups at

District level as Community Based Organizations and facilitating the CBO’s towards the emerging social economical and political issues

Organizing seminars, workshops for women for improved alliances to collectivize women on the issues of discrimination, equal opportunities, and human rights.

Organized women into self-help groups initiated Micro-finance programs for Women. Established finance and technical resources linkages with self help groups Promoted the concept of mutual help and trust among the stakeholders for collective economic

growth of the community members on cooperative principles Conducted skills development programs for women and established women entrepreneurship for

poor and vulnerable women Identified animal rearing as one of the important income generation programs and promoted goat

rearing, milking animals and lamb rearing among women.


Community health programs:

Implemented reproductive Child Health Program in 30Villages for improved health and nutrition status of women in reproductive age group, and infants and children under 12 years old.

Awareness camps were conducted for improved personal hygiene and environment sanitation water concepts Traditional Birth Attendants are capacitated on Reproductive Child Health issues and promoted

safe delivery practices Promoted 100% immunization and worked in collaboration with government health service

systems Awareness camps and capacity building programs were conducted on strategies in controlling

Infant mortality and maternal mortality Various medical camps were organized for poor and elder people Awareness programs on HIV/AIDS has conducted separately for youth, women and men.


a. Empowerment of differently able persons: Organized 200differently able person into self help groups in (Town Name) NANDED district. Community based Rehabilitation programs initiated for differently able persons. Conducted medical camps for the community members Working for the livelihoods, education and human rights issues of differently able persons Promotion of self-confidence and self-reliance through social, medical, vocational, education and

economical inputs

b. Child Right Programs

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Conducted awareness programs for general population on the issues of children Conducted awareness programs for hoteliers, small shop owners on the issues of children Conducted orientation programs to the police and school teachers on children rights Identified children in working conditions admitted them into the bridge schools operated by the

education department of Government

c. Environment Protection Programs:

Women were trained on environment issues, their role in protecting the environment School children were trained on environmental issues and formed school level environment

clubs Promotion of kitchen garden concepts in the rural areas

d. Watershed management program: Formation of small and marginal farmers groups Conducting trainings to CBO’s, NGO’s, on micro watershed programs Capacity building of CBO’s SHG’s on micro planning, formation of user groups, gender issues with

respect to water Capacity building on soil Conservation, water Conservation, Vegetation development, opportunistic employments


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CHARITY HOSPITALAT &TEN BEDED HOSPITAL

Sairam Healthcare Chritable Trust, sunil Nagar, Nanded running charity hospital at sunil Nagar Nanded from last 5 years

i.e 10/08/2010. Several patient of TB, Cold, Temperature, fluew etc treated and also in door and outdoor patients are

checked by organization charity Hospital. Sairam Healthcare Chritable Trust, sunil Nagar, Nanded (MS) running the Ten

bedded Hospital namely shri Sai Jyothi Hospital (Health) programme & cover 35 village of the Nanded tribal blocks of

Nanded district. In this year organization has admitted near about 1100 hundred indoor patient and 5330 outdoor

patients and given them treatment along with medicines @ free of cost as per their disease, & Emphasis is placed on

mother and child health, Ten Bedded Hospital, awareness camps, growth monitoring of children less than five years of

age and pot natal care, safe delivery, counseling on family planning and diagnostic services from the key components of

the health programme. In this then Bedded Hospital medical & Health services camps total 1041 patients were treated

during the year. Ailments treated included cardio-vascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, urinary and pediatric infections

an dermatological disorders. Beside faciliting the government sponsored pulse-polio campaign, the health team of

Sairam Healthcare Chritable Trust, sunil Nagar, Nanded (MS) Ten Bedded Hospital (Health) carried out regular BCG,

DPT, Polio measles, and vitamin A vaccination campaigns for children, significantly affecting the incidence of morbidity,

and family planning was given emphasis in the awareness and many have adopted various family planning methods. In

this Medical relief work organization has checked patients HB & Blood group, health Card, HIV test, etc and distributed

them free medicines.

Through the primary health facilities are available in the district at regular distances people especially the

women, children and aged are unable to travel even short distance and prefer to go close by for the available medical

facilities.

TRASPORT & COMMUNICATION FACILITES

The Transport and communication facilities are limited and are not easily accessible by the scheduled tribes

community staying in remote and scattered hamlets. The existing transport facilities do not favors them in emergency

situation.

GROWING GAP BETWEEN RURAL AND URBAN ARAS

The health care facilities infrastructure in the Tribal and Rural areas do not match the facilities available in urban

areas .since the nomadic population also exists in a large number there is a great need that

PROGRAMME

child rights programs:


Conducted awareness programs for general population on the issues of children.

Conducted awareness programs for hoteliers, small shop owners on the issues of children.

Conducted orientation program to the police and school teachers on children rights.

Identified children in working conditions admitted them into the bridge schools operated by the education department of government.

Developing communities,

This Concern supported community development programme in Maharashtra has recently adopted a holistic approach to village development across four areas of work namely - water, health and sanitation, agriculture and education. It works on education programmes and capacity building for women, farmers and self-help groups through formal and informal training sessions. . Addressing health care needs Health is one of the core issues supported SHCCT. This programme addresses the health needs of 50 pre-school children. It educates children, especially girls, and aims at training staff through community awareness programmes, home visits, health check-ups, life-skills training sessions, cleanliness drives and competitions.KARSHANA RATHOD 12-year-old child was diagnosed with TB during a routine health check-up camp organised by the NGO. KARSHNA a daily wage labourer, MOTHER too suffers from tuberculosis. The NGO referred KARSNA and his mother to a DOTS centre at the government hospital for proper treatment. A diet chart has been given to the family by the nutritionist and KARSNA and his mother are now being regularly monitored.

Empowering young lives

, One of the most common problems faced by rural communities in India is the lack of quality education. This leads to an increased number of dropouts or poor academic performance. This programme enhances the quality of life of marginalised rural communities through holistic interventions. It sets up school-based education, health and nutrition programmes and women’s empowerment programmes in the area. The project is currently working with government schools in ten villages. The story of varsha and his neighbour suman is typical of thousands of children across India, who miss out on going to school because of petty .10-year-old anil suffers from Down’s Syndrome. His school takes care of children with multiple challenges and disabilities. It imparts basic education, general knowledge and opportunity for physical and mental development activities along with self-care. When anil first joined the special school, he struggled to form a complete sentence.

reasons. In this case, they had to take their cattle to graze every morning and thus could not attend school. A balwadi teacher noticed this and approached the Sarpanch to come

up with a solution. He got each family to pay Rs. 15 per month to hire someone to do the job. Today, ten village


children are regularly attending the local government school.

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SPORT CLINIC

As much as 500 million of India’s total population live below the poverty level. These families live in living standards that are among the poorest in the world. Out of these 30% are the children. We aim at providing the input that will build the skills of these disadvantaged children so they can lead better lives.

As it is rightly said by Nelson Mandela ‘Sport has the power to change the world’ . An innovative way of building life skills is through sports. So we want to change their lives through sports. Sports require and teach discipline, confidence, team-work, patience, tolerance, etc which are essential components of life skills.

We have also been involved in starting a Sports league with children who came from very poor homes. There was an assumption that these would be a useful introduction to their lives; provide an opportunity that otherwise they may not have. That assumption seemed certainly true; it introduced a new art, opportunity for entertainment, values of competition and discipline.

Now We wish to take this Sports League for these children to next level by organising National level competition, buying them sports kit, Hiring Trained and professional coaches which could help these children learn experience about various sports and games. We wish to expand its operations and aims to be associated with more than ten thousand underprivileged adolescents in the Coming years.

To meet such aims it definitely requires large amounts as grants and funds. The major sources of financial support in the past were funds and donations made by family members and friends or any fundraising events (corporate sponsorships), but that are not enough. Lack of funds and donations limits us from hiring experienced people and this also impacts our intentions of expanding this much appreciated work to a greater level. So we are running a crowdfunding Campaign on India For Sports to gather funds for “Sports for Development” for these kids.

Making children smile,

Another programme in NANDED supports 120 children with special needs who suffer from either mental or physical challenges. The aim of the programme is to encourage these children to lead a dignified life, without any stigma attached to them. GANGADHAR employees engaged in a half-day activity with these children where they played indoor games and performed skits. This enhanced their learning skills through different mediums and gave the employees an opportunity to interact and bond with thesespecial children.

RANGDE THE NATURE In collaboration with SHCCT a drawing activity was organised for the children of sex workers on the occasion of Holi in March 2016 Held at a day care centre, this event gave 30 children the opportunity to colour their hearts out and showcase


with one of our supported programmes. The event promoted the eco-friendly cultivation of bio-fuel plants. Children were taught the benefits of producing bio-fuels and the need to cultivate these plants. They were also motivated to earn while they learn by getting involved in seed collection during their vacations. Through the event, the farmers were also taught alternate modes of income generation

SHCCT organised a health camp catering to all age groups for. Held at a school, the medical team consisted of three general practitioners, a gynecologist, a pediatrician, a nurse, four support staff, and four optometrists. The camp provided medical service and consultation to the villagers, increased awareness about basic hygiene and preventive health care and helped determine the percentage of the most common diseases among the 400villagers.

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