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Native Medicare Charitable Trust

VISION & MISSION

Objectives

About Us

Vision

Mission

“Sustainable Holistic Development among the underserved”

“Capacity Building, Promotion and Support Service towards achieving Socio-Economic Empowerment”

To Provide Care & Support to the people living with HIV/AIDS and children infected / affected by HIV/AIDS

by augmenting resources from grants/donations and voluntary contributions.

To improve the Livelihood Sustainability of Hill Tribes by promoting Capacity Building and Empowerment

and supporting for their economical development through agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and

other livelihood activities.

To undertake children focused programs on welfare and development and also maintaining a care home

for the children affected by the HIV/AIDS and other vulnerable children.

To undertake programs on Natural Resource Management and Environment protection.

To create awareness among the public, Industrial workers and sex workers on prevention of HIV/AIDS

Native Medicare Charitable Trust after completing it’s 23 years of social commitment continue to work and practice to improve the quality of life and to the development of the potentials of individuals, groups and communities of the society.

Our endeavor on child welfare including their health, education especially for orphaned, children infected/affeced by HIV/AIDS and other vulnerable children are carried on with the support of the stakeholders and donors.

Community development among the Tribals Slum dwellers and other underserved communities goes on with continues process of capacity building and income generation activities, aiming at poverty alieviation.

Social Change and quality life is motivated among the transgenders in order to bring social welfare and development among them.

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NMCT-Annual Report 2010 - 2011

A.S. Sankaranarayanan

From the Director's Desk…..

I am extremely happy to present before you our Annual Report for the year 2010 – 11. This report will give you glimpses of our major programs and activities carried out in this year.

In the current year 2010-11, the Adivasi Development Initiative Project has undergone a new phase out with the support of Tamilnadu Vetinary University. Many of the Tribal women and youth have been empowered to meet their issues and challenges.

The CHAHA(Children affected by HIV/AIDS) project came to a close out since March 2011. A new challenge has been emerged to the organization to provide sustainable care to the children already supported under CHAHA project. Our organization continues its mission to support these children by mobilization of local resources. I take this opportunity to one and all who have sponsored and supported our fund raising program Punerjeni on 19.03.2011 for the cause of these children.

I have pleasure to inform that as a result of our initiatives in providing Care & Support to the people and children infected by HIV /AIDS, Karl Kuebel Stiftung, Germany has granted a new project namely “ Care & Support and Prevention of HIV/AIDS Project, Pollachi (CaSP)”, yet another Major Project supported by BMZ during this current year for a period of 3 years.

I also take this opportunity to convey my sincere thanks and gratitude to all our well wishers, resource providers, partners and stakeholders for their support, encouragement and inspiration. My sincere thanks to Give India, Mumbai for their online resourcing for the children of Abhaya, support to deserted women and skill building to the children. I also wish to convey my regards to Make a Wish Foundation, who fulfill the wishes of our children with life threatening diseases.

My heartfelt thanks to Voluntary Health Services, Chennai,TANSACS, Karl Kuebel Stiftung, Germany, PWDS, Marthandam and Murugappa Chettiar Research Centre, Chennai for their generous contribution for carrying out our activities in the reporting year.

The Advisory Committee Members and Board of Trustees have been providing their whole hearted support, with their valuable guidance, suggestions and encouragements. I take this opportunity to thank all of them.

Last but not least I would like to thank each and every staff members of NMCT and the leaders of Community Based Organisations developed by NMCT, without whose support we would not have made the achievements and accomplishments over the year.

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There are at present 11 self help groups, 6 youth groups and 5

children clubs, to organize different activities. Trainings on

capacity building, empowerment and entrepreneurship are

conducted to the women, youth and children to solve their social

issues and improve their economic status.

The self help groups support the community in organizing

livelihood interventions in farming , cultivation of medicinal

plants, manufacture of organic fertilizer, vermicompost and

other non-agricultural interventions such as goat rearing, cow

rearing, poultry, processing of Non Timber Forest Produces, Bee

keeping, etc. The beneficiaries are also supported through bank

linkages to add value to their existing entrepreneurship activities

which has improved their economic status.

Our organization has supported free issues of 130 Goats worth

Rs. 2,27,500/- and 125 Hens to the tribal families in association

with Tamilnadu Vetinary University of Tirupur.

Initiated in 2007, the ADIVASI development project,

continues to empower the women, youth and children. The

ADI project motivates the tribal women and youth to take

active part in the development issues of their community. The

programs also continuously attempt to build leadership among

women and youth and creates opportunities to get familiar with

contemporary issues.

The self help groups have now been federated as a Community

Based Organization namely ADI federation. Besides income

generation activities they also undertake social action programs

supporting for obtaining Community certificates ,Income

certificates ,Birth certificates, Tribal ID cards, Ration cards,

Government assistance for ANC & PNC, Old age pension,

Marriage assistance, Rural housing and conducting various

community programs. The ADI federation also build close

rapport with local panchayats, in order to fulfill their basic needs

such as water, electricity and road facilities.

FROM THORN TO ROSES

Goat Rearing-A Profitable Venture

Tribal children learn computerVaccinating the Hens


The Tamil Nadu AIDS Initiatives program started in 2004 works to transform the lives of 1500 sex workers, liberating them from

poverty, exploitation and a myriad of health challenges. The TAI program endeavors to promote safe and responsible behavior

among over 1500 sex workers, Intensive activities are being taken to work with the marginalized groups such as Transgenders,

Kothis and male sex workers, to bring in them behavior change towards healthy living, thus reducing their vulnerability towards

HIV/AIDS.

Achievements & Accomplishments

Impact of The Project

1.Capacity building, empowerment among women, youth and

children.

2. Improvement in economic status of tribal families.

3. Motivation in availing Govt. and other supports.

4. Self confidence for a sustainable future.

Transformation To Transgenders

TAI PROJECT

ANC & PNC support Rs. 42,000

Free goat provision

Community certificates obtained

Income certificates obtained

Tribal ID cards obtained

Old age pension obtained

Marriage assistance received

Education scholarship

Financial assistance to SHGS Rs. 6,40,000

Rs. 3,000 ( 6 children )

Rs. 2,27,500

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Activities of TAI project 2010 -11

Target AchievementActivities

Major Programs/Events of the year

Registration

One to one interaction

Condom Distribution

RPR test

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Impact of The Project:-

·Faith on Govt. sectors

·Increased Regular condom Usage.

·Increased Health Seeking Behavior

·Reduced STI cases.

·Self Employment Activities.

·Positive changes from Positives

Jamath Leaders get-together

Gathering for gaining a Quality Life


Key Visitors to the project

01.05.2010

08.05.2010

15.11.2010

Mr.Kannan, Assistant Director and

Mr. Velusamy, Finance Manager

from TANSACS.

Mr. Chandramouli , Director General,

NACO, Delhi, Mr. Sambhu, Project Director,

TANSACS.

Mr. Prasobh, Senior Consultant from E & Y,

Dr. Vijayaraman, SPM from TAI

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Towards achieving a sustainable life to the HIV / AIDS infected and affected children

The CHAHA program focused to organize the children living with

and those affected by HIV/AIDS and provide them improve care

and support services including education, nutrition food,

treatment services and household supports.

The CHAHA project has been extended to 5 more blocks in

Coimbatore district during the current year 2010-11.

Working area of the project and beneficiaries:

CHAHA PROJECT

Tirupur Area DetailsDistrict Coimbatore District Area Details

Sensitizing the Mothers

Nutrition Support Educational Support

Infected Children - 48

Affected Children - 532

Infected Children - 43

Affected children - 350

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Activities during 2010-11

Achievements & Accomplishment

Awareness on HIV/AIDS among the public in all working blocks.

Reduced stigma and discrimination.

Improved family and community acceptance to the people with HIV

Improved health status of CLHAs /CAAs through regular supply of nutrition supplement.

Mainstreamed 18 CLHAs/CAAs in the care home.

Improved regular intake of ART medicines.

and PLHAs

Impact of The Project:-


Number of CLHA and CAA identification

Number of CLHA and CAA Registration

Psychological Support

Nutrition Support

House Hold Support

OI Support

Education Support

Income Generation Support

Children Support Group Formation

Sensitization Meetings

Advocacy Meetings

Volunteers Trainings

No. of children Referred to ART

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Activities Achievements (cumulative)

ABHAYA STUDENTS SHELTER

The Children Cared Under “ABHAYA” Roof

Abhaya Student Shelter is started for sheltering the children

affected by HIV/AIDS and other disadvantaged vulnerable

children to continue their education, have a regular nutrition

food and treatment services and more over enjoy their

childhood.

There are 28 students accommodated during 2010-11and

motivated for better education and health. Children enjoy a

homely life with the parental care by the home.

Much emphasis is given on their education and improving their

capacity and empowering them to face their issues. The daily

routines for education, health and nutrition food are taken care

of by the Abhaya Committee. The improvement in education,

and health is closely monitored. Parents meetings are conducted

monthly with a view to improve the standards of the children.

Supplementary education(Tution) is organized in the evening by

appointing a special teacher. Knowledge in English, Computer

and other skills such as dancing, music, drawing, craft and doll

making etc are imparted by the Germen volunteers. Special

medical treatments are provided to the children in case of

chronic diseases.

Children in front of Mysore Palace

Children at Mamallapuram Enjoying the Mysore Zoo

A new concept namely “Memory Box” has been introduced to

keep their memorable things, photos and documents. The

children are taken to exposure visits to places like Chennai &

Mysore to improve their general knowledge and also

entertained by picking them to circus shows, flower shows and

World Classical Tamil conference .


Festivals of Deepawali, Pongal, Ayudha Pooja and Christmas are

celebrated at the home involving the children.

Visitors To Home :

Many Donors and Philanthropists visit Abhaya home, interact

with our children, internalize their issues, needs and supports for

their cause. They also celebrate the birthdays and auspicious

occasions of their family members along with the Abhaya

children. They contribute for the education materials and basic

needs of the children.

Visitors from funding agencies and other NGOs appreciate our

initiatives and support for the development of the home.

The volunteers made the children more homely by conducting

their birthday celebrations and festival celebrations such as

Deepawali, Pongal and Christmas.

Redesigning the web site :

The volunteers showed their skills and expertise in fine tuning

and redesigning the organization's web site, to its best

standard.

Volunteers support for the organization

The volunteers Ms. Charlotte and Ms. Katja taught English and

Computer to the Abhaya Home Children. They also actively

involved in teaching games, music, drama, toys making, cycling

and New Year Greeting cards making etc.

In continuation of the stay of Ms. Laura and Ms. Kerstin during

2008-09 and of Ms. Laila and Ms. Tamara during 2009-10, Ms.

Charlotte and Ms. Katja have volunteered the Abhaya Students

Shelter from September 2010 to March 2011.

Volunteer teaches cycling

Volunteers Program :

Monitoring in study time

Visit the World Tamil Conference


VIMUKTHA FEDERATION

Vimuktha continuously strives for empowerment of rural marginalized women through the self help groups.

825 members have been organized under 70 self help groups. Capacity building, skill building and entrepreneurship are all provided to SHG members as an on going process. The SHGs have their savings accumulated to Rs. 28,85,500/- as on March 2011 which provides for internal lending for the needy members.

Vimuktha Federation emerged from the child labour eradication project of Native Medicare Charitable Trust, continue to work for the rural and tribal marginalized women with lesser opportunities.

The volunteers put forth their expertise in the NMCT blogs of various projects, in addition to their excellent blog on BBP Volunteers Program.

The touching stories of 17 children sheltered in the Abhaya Home narrated by the volunteers in their documentation entitled “17 Children, 17 Lives & 17 cases” is a milestone in the history of Abhaya Students Shelter bringing out the living conditions of the underprivileged children.

Documentatiom of Case Study :

NMCT Blog Editing :

Capacitated in photo framingHonouring the Volunteers

Section of Vimuktha Members


Vimuktha provides health care to their members and their families by arranging Eye camps, General Health Camps, Blood Donation

Camps, HIV Test Camps, Polio Drop Camps etc. It also involves in social action programs by representing the grievances' of the

members with the Grama Sabha, preparation of BPL lists, inculcating savings habits among the members and conducting exhibition

and stalls.

Impact of the Project

Empowerment among 1000 women. Improvement in Education, Health and Economical status of area people.

Redressal of grievance of members by representation of federation. Sustainable livelihood among the families by close integration

with federation.

The members are rejuvenated by their participation in international women's day, World Aids Day, Deepawali and Pongal Day

celebrations organized by the federation. With the best advocacy and bridging relationship with Govt. Departments, Vimuktha has

supported in obtaining land pattas for 26 poor families, community certificate for 50 families, maternity assistance for 32 women

and ration cards for 65 members.

IGP Assistance for Flour Mill

Medical camp - A Social ActivityAwareness on TB

SHG-Planning for a future


LIVELIHOOD FOR THE MARGINALIZED THROUGH BIO-TECHNOLOGICAL INTERVENTION

The marginalized communities of most backward class, scheduled caste and scheduled tribe women were trained in waste

management and natural resource management.

The beneficiaries improved in their economical development by undertaking

Vermicompost

Mushroom cultivation

Charcoal briquetting

Creation of Net-house for colonel propagation .

MCRC

10 mushroom cultivation units with 120 beneficiaries, 3 Charcoal

Briquetting units with 20 beneficiaries and 20 vermi-compost

production units and one clonel propagation unit have been

promoted under NMCT – MCRC project.

Mushroom cultivation has been promoted among the SHG

members as an Income Generation Program.

The beneficiaries by experience have now become trainers to

other members in the village.

They also engage themselves as resource persons to other NGOs

/CBOs and social work departments of col leges. Incense stick making

Training on Mushroom cultivation Mushroom cultivation by a beneficiary


1. THALIR THIRAN THITTAM :

Coimbatore District :

Devanga Higher Sec.School, Coimbatore

Bishop Upagaram High School, Coimbatore

Athar Jamath High School, Coimbatore

Thavathiru Ramalinga Adihalar Hr.Secondary School, C.V. Patti

Sri Visalatchi Hr. Secondary School

Sri Kannika Parameswari Hr. Sec. School

Muthappa Chettiyar Dharma Vidhyalaya Hr. Sec. School

Bishop Upagaram Swamy Hr. Sec. School

Kasthuri Rangappa Naidu Hr. Sec. School

Tirupur District :

Kembananjammal Memorial Higher Secondary School,

Karamadai

The Children have been trained in the following modules :

10 basic skills listed by WHO.

Value clarification

Etiquette

Gender Sensitization

Health & Hygiene

Other Skill for a Richer life

Role modeling and experience sharing

Laws of land

Public service and utilities

Ecology and environment.

SMALL PROJECTS

Training the teachers on TTT Capacity Building to children


Women from tribal, slum migrants, PLHA and transgender participated in the training program. The trainees learnt sewing,

servicing of machines and cloth cutting. The training program has helped them in getting a sewing machine free of cost and

earn for themselves by tailoring, servicing of machines and teaching sewing to other members of the village.

Funded by APAC-VHS, the Tamilnadu Aids Control Society, Chennai has entrusted the blood sample collection from 7 Districts

(Coimbatore, Tirupur, Erode, Salem, Dharumapuri, Krishnagiri and Vellore). The Blood samples of sex workers are collected in

the master health checkup camps by the Taluk level centers from the NGOs in the local area and handed over to the district

medical centers.

In turn NMCT collect the blood samples from the District Head Quarters Govt. Hospitals and handover to the Govt. Hospital,

Chennai.

3. BLOOD SAMPLE COLLECTION :

Mawana Social Services, a social entrepreneur of Mawana

Sugars Ltd., New Delhi through their sister corporate M/s.

Usha International Limited has represented NMCT that it is

desirous of reaching out to remote villages by promoting Usha

Silai Schools with the aim of empowering village level women

entrepreneurs to teach sewing to women within the

community.

As NMCT has already been in the frontline for supporting the

women under BPL, slum migrant women and tribal women,

they accepted the proposals of Mawana Social Services and

accordingly NMCT arranged training for 15 women in the first

phase.

2.SILAI SCHOOL

Practical Session on Tailoring

Trainees of Silai School Thanks to Mawana Sugars


OTHER PROGRAMS

1.MAKE A WISH PROGRAM :

Make a Wish Foundation fulfill the wishes of the children with life threatening diseases by gifting them of their choice.

The Coimbatore Chapter of the Make a Wish Foundation identify some beneficiaries from the NMCT CHAHA Project and offers

them free gifts.

During the function on 09.08.2010 at Hotel Jenny Club, Coimbatore, Make a Wish Foundation fulfilled the wishes of 15 children

from our CHAHA project by gifting cycles, caramboards, electronic games and book shelf.

2. CHILDREN'S DAY - Child Rights Program at Alliance, New Delhi

As the CHAHA project comes to a close from March 2011, Alliance, New Delhi called for a meeting of the Project Coordinators, Stakeholders and Beneficiaries of the CHAHA project to protect the rights of the children sustainably.

In the function held at New Delhi on 12.11.2010, Mr. B. Rajendran, Project Coordinator, Ms. Sunandha and Ms. Nandhini, participated on behalf of NMCT CHAHA Project and explained the status of the CHAHA beneficiaries.

A Child gets a play-kit Realize the wish of a bicycle

Each Child deserves a Nutrition


3. Annual Day Program

The Annual Day program of NMCT was conducted on 13.09.2010

AT Hotel Annamalai, Coimbatore. The Stakeholders, Donors,

Volunteers and the Alumni Staff of NMCT who have supported

the activities of NMCT have been recognized and honoured on

this Day.

The activities of the organization since 1992 have been shared

among the Stakeholders and Donors. They made valuable

deliberations and suggestions on further development of the

organization.

Dr.E.S.Krishnamoorthi, Former Director of APAC-VHS and

Dr.P.Krishnakumar, CEO-Nehru Group of Institutions

participated in the Annual Day program and appreciated

the service activities of NMCT over Two Decades.

It is a honor for NMCT to be adjudged as the Best NGO for Weltwarts Volunteers Program and Ms. S. Seethalakshmi has been

awarded as the Best Mentor.

Honouring of Stakeholders

4. KKS – Major Project Holders Meet and Weltwarts Volunteers Workshop

The Major project holders meet of KKS was held at KKID on 26 & 27.10.2010. Around 30 NGO Directors all over India participated in the meet. Mr. A.S. Sankaranarayanan, Managing Trustee, represented our organization and deliberations made on the new proposal of Care and Support Project, Pollachi.

The Weltwarts Volunteers Workshop was conducted from 28.10.2010 to 30.10.2010 and represented by Ms. Seethalakshmi, Trustee and Mentor. Our Organization has been awarded as “Best NGO” for Volunteering and Ms. Seethalakshmi has been awarded as the “Best Mentor”.

5. Visit of Ms. Seethalakshmi, Trustee to Berlin

Visit to KKS Office Germany In International Conference


Face trust Coimbatore has organized a children's get together at Kopanari on 9-1-2011. Around 100 children from Tribal

community and Abhaya Children participated in the program.

The children had discussions on their future education, their dreams and also their problems. Face trust conducted various games

competitions and distributed prizes to the winners and also hosted a nice lunch for the children.

7.Red Ribbon Express Program

An Express train depicting the IEC materials, exhibits, banners

stationed at North Coimbatore Railway station propagating

awareness on prevention of HIV/AIDS. The programme was

jointly organized by APAC-VHS Chennai and TANSACS, Chennai.

Native Medicare Charitable Trust has put up an exhibition stall in

the Railway Station. An ICTC counter was also organized in the

Red Ribbon Express providing counseling to the public. IEC

materials on prevention of HIV/AIDS were distributed to the

audience.

6. Children Get-together at Kopanari

Children at the get-together Engaged in competitions

Visitors at Red-ibbon Express


2.INDEPENDENCE DAY

The VIJAKS Narpani Mandram, Coimbatore has sponsored the

Independence day Program 2010 at Marappa Gounder Kalyana

Mandapam, Thudiyalur. The members of the Vijaks took much

initiatives in organizing the Independence day by conducting

games, competitions and gifting the children.

Mr. Ramalingam, President, Somayampalayam Panchayat,

presided over the function and Mr. Atchaya Arumugam,

Chairman, All India Iyyappa Seva Sangam, Coimbatore hoisted

the National Flag, in the colourful Independence day on

15.8.2010. Dr.B.Mohamed Ali.Dist Program Manager, DAPCU

and Mr.T.P.Subramaniam, President. Thudiyalur Town Panchyat

have felicitated the social activities of NMCT. Over 300 children

along with their parents and other stakeholders participated in

the function.

The Vijaks President Mr. Vignesh, Secretary Mr. Keerthi and the

members Mr. Vaidhyanathan and Mr. Saravanan felicitated the

initiatives of NMCT and offered contributions of Cupboards and

Computer Tables.

Dr. Mohamed Ali, District Program Manager, DAPCU,

Coimbatore, Dr.K. Mahadevan, Head, STD Dept., CMC Hospital

and many well wishers felicitated the function.

Educational Supports namely cash contribution under Join

Hands scheme, and Notebooks, School Uniforms, School Bags

were distributed to around 200 children by the dignatories.

The Rojakootam Day was concluded with the colourful cultural

program by the Abhaya and Chaha children.

MAJOR EVENTS

1. ROJAKOOTAM DAY – 2010

The Rojakootam Day 2010 was conducted in a grand manner for contributing education supports to 200 children. Mr. T.P.

Subramaniam, President, Thudiyalur Town Panchayat presided over the function and Mr. C.S. Vaidhyanathan, Senior Counsel,

Supreme Court, New Delhi was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

There was a gathering of around 500 audience including stakeholders, beneficiaries and their parents.

Contribution for education

Dignitaries of Independence Day


Mr. Yogesh Jain Bardia and Mr. Ranjith Sing Jain, Mr. Jaya

Balakrishnan, President, Lions Club of Tirupur Knit City, Lion

Jayasekaran and Lion Dr. Selvaraj felicitated the function. Ln

Ramanathan co-ordinated the program.

Later Lion MJF. Madhanagopal, Dist. Governor, Lions Clubs

International District 324 B1 and Lion MJF. Kamaleshkumar

Bhadhani, along with other dignitaries distributed new dresses,

sweets and crackers to over 500 children infected/affected by

HIV /AIDS. The Lions Club of Tirupur Knit City and Tirupur Sewa

Samithi were kind enough to support the underprivileged

It was yet another grand function of Pongal Vizha for the Irula

Tribals organized by the NMCT and Lions Club of Tirupur Knit City

on 08.01.2011 at Arakkadavu Village.

Lion MJF. M. Jeevanandam, Past District Governor, Lions Club

International District 324 B1 inaugurated the Pongal Vizha in the

presence of Mr. P. Jeeva, President, Velliyankadu Panchayat. Lion

MJF. R. Madhanagopal,

4. PONGAL VIZHA CELEBRATIONS WITH IRULA TRIBALS

3. DEEPAWALI DAY – 2010

Lions Club of Tirupur Knit City, NMCT and Tirupur Sewa Samithi jointly organized the Deepawali day celebrations in a grand manner

on 31.10.2010 at Tirupur Sewa Samithi Hall, Tirupur.

Over 500 children infected /affected by HIV /AIDs participated in the celebrations. The program was inaugurated by Mr. K. Selvaraj,

Mayor of Tirupur in the presence of Lion MJF. M. Jeevanandam, Past Dist. Governor, Lions Clubs International District 324 B1.

It was a great gesture that Lion MJF. M. Jeevanandam, Past District Governor contributed 300 Sarees to the tribal women and Lion

MJF Devadass contributed Bed sheets to 250 Tribal chiefs. Ln.Jayabalakrishnan, Ln.K.Kalichamy and Ln.Ramanathan have co-

ordinated the Program with the NMCT Team.

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Moopans get Bedsheet

Free Sarees for Tribal Women

Deepawali gifts by Lions Club

children in future.


5. PUNARJENI – FUNDRAISING PROGRAM

In view of the close out of the CHAHA Project from March 2011 and with the objectives of sustainable Care and Support to the

children infected / affected by HIV/AIDS hitherto supported under Chaha project, a fundraising program namely Punarjeni was

organized on 19.03.2011 at Corporation Kalairangam, R.S. Puram, Coimbatore.

6. CaSP PROJECT INAUGURATION The Care and Support & Prevention Project, Pollachi is yet another major project funded by KKS, Germany to support 750 HIV

infected families for over a period of 3 years in Pollachi North and South blocks.

The inauguration of the CaSP project was held on 21.03.2011 at NGM College, Pollachi. Dr. S. Murugaiyan, Vice President, NGM

College, Pollachi, presided over the function and Lion MJF. S. Paramasivam, Second Vice District Governor, Lion Clubs

International District 324 B1, Pollachi inaugurated and launched the new project.

The staff were motivated in mobilizing sponsorships and sale of

tickets. As a result of tireless efforts by the staff team and

Trustees, the program was conducted in a successful manner.

The program was sponsored by the following :

The students of Fashion Technology & Costume Design Dept.

of Hindustan College of Arts & Science supported by the MSW

students performed a wonderful Fashion Show free of cost for

the cause of the underprivileged children.

The Dance program by Footloose was an excellent show

enjoyed by all the donors and beneficiaries. The program gave

more publicity on the activities of the NMCT in support of the

children infected / affected by HIV / AIDS.

The Nilgiris, R. S. Puram

Hindustan College of Arts & Science

Nehru Group of Educational Institutions

Eden Park Promoters, Coimbatore

M/s. TVS Motors

Canara Bank, Kavundampalayam

Kavya TV

Hello FM

BSNLA Fashion show for a cause

Helping Hands from students


Ms. Cynthia Dittmar, Program Coordinator, Development Cooperation, KKS Germany appreciated the initiatives of NMCT in

providing Care and Support to the HIV infected families over the years.

Dr.B. Mohammed Ali, District Program Manager, DAPCU, TANSACS, Ms. D. Rajeshwari, Municipal Chairman, Pollachi, Mr.

Vijayamohan, Chairman, STC College, Pollachi, Dr. K. Mahadevan, Head, CMC College, Mr. Sundar Singh, Program Officer, PWDS, and

Dr.Bijo Raju, ART Medical Officer, CMCH, felicitated the initiatives and activities of NMCT in providing Care and Support to the PLHAs

and children infected / affected by HIV for over 8 years.

Two Kuebel Care Centres were also inaugurated, one at the project office and the other at Poosaripatti to provide counseling,

linkages and supply of medicines.

6. KKS- Bridge Builders Program

A five days training program on Qualitative Teaching and

Innovative Learning from 29.11.2010 to 3.12.2010 was

organized by KKS, Germany under the Bridge Builders Program

for the KKS partners.

Four participants from each of KKS partners namely Native

Medicare Charitable Trust-Coimbatore, Peace Trust- Dindukkal,

REAL Trust-Chennai and Goodshepherd Health and Education

Centre Karamadai were trained in Qualitative Teaching and

Innovative Learning.

The partner NGOs in turn will train the teachers of the local

schools in their project area in latest teaching technologies.

Training on Qualitative Teaching

Ms.Cynthia, KKS inaugurates KCC Inauguration of CaSP Project


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6

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10

A.S.Sankara Narayanan

S.Seethalakshmi

DR.K.K.Lakshmanan

K.J.Mohamed Ali

C.Duraisamy

R.Kalikutty

54

50

79

68

63

63

Male

Male

Male

Male

Male

Female

Managing

Trustee

Trustee

Trustee

Trustee

Trustee

Trustee

Social worker

House wife

Prof.& HOD

(Retired)

Business

General Manager

Dist. Central

Co-Op Bank

(Retired)

United India

Insurance Co.

(Retired)

NGO

Management

Women's &

Child Welfare

Advocacy

Banking

Accounts & Audit

Resource

Mobilization

Environment &

Herbal Medicines

The NMCT Board had 11 meetings in the financial year 2010-11. Minutes of the board meetings are documented

and circulated.

The Board approves programmes, Budgets, Annual Activity Reports and audited financial statements.

The Board ensures the Organizations compliance with laws and regulations.

Credibility Alliance Norms Compliance Report

We are a registered Trust under the Charitable Trust Act 1920, with the Joint Sub-Registrar, Coimbatore (Registered as No 448

of 1988, on 13.09.1988).Copy of the Trust Deed is available on request.

We are registered u/s 12 A of the Income Tax ACT 1961,with the commissioner of Income-Tax (Registration No;66/1988-

99/C.No.1419166)/88-89,office of the commissioner of the Income-Tax, Dated 10.01.1989.)

We are registered under section 6(1)(a) of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation)Act 1976 (FCRA) Registration No;075850096

dated 09.09.1993


Remuneration , sitting fees or any other form of compensation has been paid to any of the Board members, Trustee or

shareholders.

The Chief functionary gets honorarium only from project funding.

The following Reimbursement have been made to board members.

Honorarium paid to board member Rs.54,000.00

Traveling expenses to board member Rs.69,630.00

No other Reimbursements have been made to any board member, trustee or share holders.

Accountability And Transparency

CEO's Remuneration

Travelling expenses to CEO

Remuneration highest paid to Staff

Remuneration lowest paid to Staff

RS.

RS. 1,33,883

RS. 15,960

RS. 2000

Genderwise Staff Details (as on 31.03.2011)

PAID FULL

TIME

GENDER PAID PART

TIME

PAID

CONSULTANTS

UNPAID

VOLUNTEERS

Male

Female

21

11

41

-

-

-

-

-

Total cost of National Travel by all Staff during the year 2010-11 Rs.1,06,797/-

NilTotal cost of Inter National Travel by all Staff during the year 2010-11

<5000

Slab of gross salary plus benefit paid to staff (Rs.) Male

5000-10,000

10,000-25,000

25,000-50,000

50,000-1,00,000

1,00,000 >

Total

2

16

3

-

-

- -

-

-

-

-

-

-

Female Total

4

7

6

23

3

321121

Distribution of Staff According to Salary Levels(as on 31.03.2011)

36,000


2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

C.Saraswathi B.Sc. Secretary, NMCT 9 years

S. Meenakshi BBM Accountant 2Years NMCT

R. Sekar BBM Office Assistant 1 years NMCT

M. Maragatham 8th Office Assistant 5 years NMCT

R.Lakshmanaswamy B.A.,L.L.B. Project Coordinator 12 years ADI

P.Sumathi BA Out Reach Worker 12 years ADI

R. Selvan B.A. Out Reach Worker 3 years ADI

N. Vijayalakshmi M.A. Warden 4 years ABHAYA

M.Poovathal 8th Cook 5 years ABHAYA

K.Sugaraja MSW, M.Phil M & E Officer 10Years CaSP

D.Selvadevan MSW Project Coordinator 8 years CaSP

B. Rajendran MSW Project Coordinator 5 years CaSp

R. Muthusamy B.Com.,M.A., D.Co.op. Accountant 4years CaSp

P.Manoranjitham MSW Counselor 1year CaSP

P.Saravanan MSW Counselor 2Years CaSP

T. Thulasimani B.A. Outreach Worker 5 years CaSP

M. Thilagamalar B.A. Out Reach Worker 4 years CaSP

V.Ganesh M.Com Office Assistant 1year CaSP

R.SudhaMaheswari B.A. Social Worker 2Years CaSP

P.Krishnamurthi MSW Social Worker 1year CaSP

S.Kamalakannan MSW

MSW

Social Worker 1year CaSP

A.VeeranMSW Social Worker 1year CaSP

K.SundararajMSW Driver 1year CaSP

R. Sakthivel MSW Project Manager 1year TAI

R.JayanthiB.com.,APGDCA. Secretary & Accountant 7 years TAI

V. SelvakumarBSW. Field Manager 3 years TAI

P.UdayakumarM&E Officer 1year

1year

1year

TAI

TAI

TAI

TAI

TAI

R.Jayakumar+2 Field Officer

Field OfficerR.Mohanraj +2

S.Jegadeesh BBM Field Officer 1Year

1YearT.Anbalagan MSW Field Officer

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

List of the Staff as on 31.03.2010

Sl.No

1

Name Qualification DesignationNo. of years

in service

A.S.Sankaranarayanan M.Sc, M.Phil Director 23 Years

Project associated with

NMCT

CaSP


BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31.03.2011

LIABILITIES

CORPUS FUND

As per Last Balance Sheet As per Last Balance Sheet

Deficit/Surplus as per Income & Expenditure A/c

INCOME&EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Audit fees payable

Total

PF payable

Other creditors

1,950,681 03

1,825,091 82

3,775,772 85

5,047,684 34

Financial Statements 2010-2011

Shri. V.Chandramouli V.H.Road, Coimbatore.

B.Sc.,F.C.A,Our Auditor

INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31.03.2011

Self Generated

Indian Sources

International Sources

20,72,991.00

31,19,316.00

46,47,115.00

98,39,422.00

67,14,370.10

1,61,650.00

5,70,117.00

5,68,193.08

18,25,091.82

98,39,422.00

EXPENDITURE AMOUNT INCOME AMOUNT

Program Expenses

Establishment & Administrative Cost

Others

Surplus

Total

Fund raising Expenses

NMCT Bankers

INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK,Ramalinga Nagar Branch,N.S.R Road, S.B. Colony,Coimbatore-641011.

ICICI Bank, R.S. Puram Branch, Coimbatore-641002

VIJAYA BANK,

Coimbatore-641011Saibaba colony,

INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK,

Ramalinga nagar Branch,

N.S.R Road, S.B. Colony,

Coimbatore-641011.

INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK,

Chinnathadagam Branch,

Coimbatore-641108

FCRA AccountNon FCRA Accounts

24

595,845 00

27,575 00

9,636 00

638,855 49

RS. P.

Tax Deducted at Source

ASSETS

FIXED ASSETS:

INVESTMENT

Endowment in IOB

Fixed Deposit

A.CURRENT ASSETS:

Cash on Hand

Cash at bank

B.LOANS, ADVANCES & DEPOSITS

CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS & ADVANCES

22,958 00

RS. P.

4,285,744 55

20,000. 00

100,000 00

63,689 51

555,292 28

5,047,684 34


RECEIPTS & PAYMENTS ACCOUNT

FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31.03.2011

RECEIPTS AMOUNT PAYMENTS AMOUNT

Program Expenses

Fund raising Expenses

Establishment & Administrative Cost

Others

Fixed Assets

CLOSING BALANCE

Total Total

OPENING BALANCE

Indian Sources

Self Generated

International Sources

OTHERS

20,72,991.00

31,19,316.00

46,47,115.00

5,55,292.28

63,689.51

67,14,370.10

1,61,650.00

5,70,117.00

26,27,888.08

16,91,000.00

Cash

Bank

1,23,84,006.971,23,84,006.97

Cash

Bank

39,07,100.00

31,19,316.00

46,47,115.00

4,12,977.08

Staff Team with Volunteers

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NMCT BRANCH & FIELD OFFICES

46/36, Sakthi Vinayagar Koil Street,Mahalingapuram, Pollachi - 642 002Ph: 04259-220255

nd 216/50, II Floor,Durai’s Complex,New Busstand (Backside),Raja Mill Road, Pollachi-642 001.

5/321-VOC Nagar,Somayampalayam Road,Kanuvai, Coimbatore-641 108Ph: 93624 00731

5/39, Kalappanaickenplayam,

Coimbatore-641108.Tamilnadu, India.

Phone: 0422-2401747, 2402735

e-mail: [email protected] Website:www.nmctngo.org

Native Medicare Charitable Trust

KCC-Counselling Centre

NMCT-VIMUKTHA

5/39-A, Kalappanaickenpalayam,Somayampalayam Post,Coimbatore-641 108Ph: 0422-2405061

NMCT-ABHAYA

5, Sowdambika Nagar,

E.B. Office Upstair,

Opp. Police Station, Thudiyalur.

Coimbatore-641034

Ph: 0422-2647512

NMCT-TAI PROJECT

Kurunji Farm, Kopanari, Tholampalayam(po), Ciombatore-641114.

NMCT-ADI PROJECT NMCT-CaSP PROJECT

Funding Agencies

Government Departments- Central & State

Non - Governmental Organizations

Networks & Community Based Organisation

Banking & Educational Institutions

Well- Wishers

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Documents

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