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ForewardGreetings from SAPNA.

‘SAPNA’ was registered in New Delhi under the Societies Registration Act on October 21, 2004, by a group of professionals, who shared a common dream and who came together to work on a people-centric model of development in areas like public health, education, gender, community development and social welfare.

Inspired by Gandhian ideals of social change, what essentially guides the group is the Gandhian talisman: “Whenever you are in doubt, or when the self becomes too much with you, apply the following test. Recall the face of the poorest and the weakest man [woman] whom you may have seen, and ask yourself, if the step you contemplate is going to be any use to him [her]. Will he [she] gain anything by it? Will it restore him [her] to a control over his [her] own life and destiny? In other words, will it lead to Swaraj [freedom] for the hungry and starving millions? Then you will find your doubts and yourself melt away”.

For its health support project in New Delhi, SAPNA has been able to develop a ‘bottoms up’, patient-centric model to ensure that poor and indigent patients coming from far-flung areas of the country are provided all forms of support and care. In New Delhi, the organisation’s outreach extends to patients accessing services at the Safdarjung Hospital and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, and who are staying in dharamshalas. SAPNA also continues with the onerous task of taking care of unknown patients admitted to the AIIMS Trauma Centre.

Sick and abandoned patients are sheltered at SAPNA’s Old Age Home at Vijay Mandir in Alwar, Rajasthan. At Vijay Mandir, the organisation also runs a Public Healthcare Centre and is partnering with Venu Eye Institute & Research Centre, New Delhi, for conducting monthly eye camps for poor rural folk. SAPNA’s other initiatives at Vijay Mandir include an Adolescent Literacy Centre and a Computer Literacy Centre. A Community Library supports these endeavours. It also runs the Mahila Salah Evam Suraksha Kendra, a redressal and counselling centre for women located at Moti Dungri in Alwar, in partnership with the Rajasthan Police.

From the very beginning , we at SAPNA believe that development has to be holistic if we wish to break the vicious cycle of poverty and to bring real fruits to the most needy. Public health, education, women empowerment and community development continue to be the prime areas of our work. We wish to bring a substantial change on the ground by focusing our energies in these sectors as well as building our understanding about related issues. We at SAPNA firmly believe that a conducive and productive environment cannot be achieved unless all these parameters of the development equation are suitably answered.

Thanking You,

SUDHIR PRATAP SINGHGENERAL SECRETARY,SAPNA

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Photographs by: Anil Gaba


Content1. What we believe in? i. Mission ii. Priority Area iii. Aims & Objectives2. How we do it? i. Governing Body ii. Organisation Chart iii. Managing Committee3. What we are part of?4. What are we working on? a. Public Health i. Safdarjung Hospital Dharamshala (SHD) ii. Rajgarhea Vishram Sadan (RVS) iii. AIIMS Trauma Centre (TC) iv. Public Healthcare Centre (PHC) v. Outreach Health Programme (OHP) vi. Venu Vision Centre (VVC) b. Education i. Computer Literacy Centre (CLC) ii. Rural BPO iii. Adolescent Literacy Centre (ALC) iv. Community Library c. Empowerment of Sick and Impoverished i. Old Age Home (OAH) d. Women Empowerment i. Mahila Salah Evam Suraksha Kendra (MSSK) e. Enviroment Protection and Conservation i. Vijay Sagar ii. Community Water Centre (CWC) f. Sports i. Vijay Mandir Cricket Team (VMCT)5. What are we aiming at? i. Vision 2010-20116. What are our finances? a. Accounts I. Annual Receipts & Expenditure II. Monthly Receipts & Expenditure III. Donors’ Name & Contribution IV. Audited Financials: Financial Year 2009-2010 a. Balance Sheet (Statement of Affairs) b. Income & Expenditure Account c. Receipts & Payments Account(Fund Flow) d. Schedule ‘A’ Fixed Assets & Depreciation V. List of Employees & Remuneration VI. Highest & Lowest Remuneration VII. Distribution of Staff VIII. Sectoral Allocations IX. Remuneration & Reimbursements to Board Members X. Travel Expenses XI. Board Meetings in the last Financial Year XII. List of Documents7. Who are our Ambassadors?8. How can you contribute?9. How can you contact us?10. Our Memories11. SAPNA making news

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1. WHAT WE BELIEVE IN?

ii. Priority AreaFrom very beginning , we at SAPNA believe that development has to be holistic, bringing real benefits to the most needy. Public health, education, women empowerment, community development and social welfare continue to be the prime areas of our work. We wish to bring a substantial change on the ground by focusing our energies in these sectors as well as building our understanding about related issues. All aspects of the development equation have to be addressed so that we achieve a conducive and productive environment.

Spatially, SAPNA has support centres in New Delhi and in Alwar (Rajasthan).

From the very inception of SAPNA, it has been our constant endeavour to be completely committed to our objectives and transparent in our work. We believe that an organisation or for that matter an individual, whose fundamentals are based on virtues of honesty, ownership towards the society we live in and regard to human dignity, is bound to grow in the right direction. And the last six years are a living testimony of how we have lived this philosophy.

The basic idea behind SAPNA was to help those who are the most vulnerable (poor, children, women, old and sick) and who are in dire need of help. After initial extensive debates, the founding members organised themselves, constituting SAPNA, to work towards this objective and outlined the organisation’s aims and objectives. SAPNA was registered under the Societies Registration Act (XXI) of 1860 on October 21, 2004.

i. MissionTo work/act as an ‘agent of change’ to help the poorest of the poor access and actualise their rights as enshrined in the Constitution of India.

iii. Aims & ObjectivesEmpower the poor and the marginalised;

Provide shelter to the sick and abandoned;

Address health issues by providing poor patients’ support and care;

Develop community health programmes and services;

Support literacy centres and increase e-learning;

Work towards gender equity and empowerment of women;

Help the poor access information and resources

Work in the area of environmental protection and conservation.


GOVERNING BODY OF SAPNA

S.N. Name Address Occupation Designation

1 Dr. B.N. Sharma 4A Dolphin, Pilot Bunder Road, Colaba, Mumbai-400005

Retired Doctor

President

2 Sh. Narayan Singh Manaklao

Village Manaklao, PO Manaklao, Jodhpur, Rajasthan-342305

Social Worker Vice-President

3 Sh. Jitendra Singh Phool Bagh Palace, Alwar,Rajasthan-301001

Social Worker Executive Member

4 Ms. Jasveen Ahluwalia

Village Pipla Bharat Singh, Tehsil Sanganer, via Bhakrota, Jaipur, Rajasthan

Social Worker and Women Activist

Executive Member

5 Sh. Ranjit Kumar A-47, Kailash Colony, New Delhi-110048

Lawyer Executive Member

6 Dr. Harshavardhana Singh

A-89, Madhuban, Delhi-110092 Economist Executive Member

7 Ms. Sujata Prasad 50, Rabindra Nagar,New Delhi-110091

Civil Servant Executive Member

8 Sh. Rajesh Chiranewala

C-93, Defence Colony,New Delhi -110070

Business Treasurer

9 Ms. Susmita Shekhar 207, Sahyog Apartments, Mayur Vihar - I, Delhi-110091

Social Worker Secretary

10 Sh. Sudhir Pratap Singh

Pocket D-8, Flat No 8086,Vasant Kunj, New Delhi - 110070

Civil Servant General Secretary

2. HOW WE DO IT?

To achieve our objectives, we have organised ourselves in a Governing Body (which is responsible for policy decisions), a Managing Committee (for administration and day-to-day operations) and we have a dedicated army of volunteers, social workers and like-minded individuals who support our efforts. The Board members serve for the term of their natural lives or until they wish to retire or if they are otherwise found guilty of misconduct. We have a personnel policy, which is followed to eliminate hierarchy in the organisation, an investment policy and policy on purchase and sale of assets to enhance transparency.

i. Governing BodyThe names, addresses, occupations and designations of the Governing Body, to whom according to the memorandum and by the rules of the society the management of its affairs are entrusted as required under Section 2 of the Societies Registration Act, 1860 as applicable to the Union Territory of of Delhi and the State of Rajasthan, are as follows:-


ii. Organisation Chart

iii. Managing CommitteeThe Managing Committee, comprising of Sh. Sudhir Pratap Singh, General Secretary, Ms. Susmita Shekhar, Secretary, and Sh. Rajesh Chiranewala, Treasurer, have been entrusted with the task of carrying out the daily operations of SAPNA and it has the power to exercise any powers and functions of the Governing Body, except those related to the approval of an appointment of any new member to the Governing Body or those relating to framing/changing/amending of the bylaws, rules or regulations.


3. WHAT WE ARE PART OF?

SAPNA is a non-profit organisation, with the mission to work for the poor by nurturing and supporting projects in the area of public health, education, women empowerment, community development and social welfare. As a social service organisation, our mission at SAPNA aims to provide quality services to the needy and the under-privileged enabling them to live with dignity.

SAPNA is the result of the coming together of a group of professionals committed to Gandhian ideals. It is a young organisation that has made a beginning but knows that it has a long way to go. It’s model of change is based on ‘Antodaya’ and the necessity of working in a decentralised way to address the multiple dimensions of poverty and development. As an organisation, it is seeking to scale up and replicate its model by partnering with likeminded organisations working for change.

4. WHAT WE ARE WORKING FOR?

A. PUBLIC HEALTHPoor and needy patients....

Despite several growth-orientated policies adopted by the government, the widening economic, regional and gender disparities are posing challenges to the country ’s health sector. About 75 per cent of health infrastructure, medical manpower and other resources are concentrated in urban areas where only 27 per cent of the population lives. Contagious, infectious and waterborne diseases, such as diarrhoea, amoebiasis, typhoid, infectious hepatitis, worm infestations, measles, malaria, tuberculosis, whooping cough, respiratory infections, pneumonia and reproductive tract infections dominate the morbidity pattern, especially in rural areas. Also, non-communicable diseases, such

as cancer, blindness, mental illness, hypertension, diabetes, HIV/AIDS, accidents and injuries, are on the rise. The health status of most Indians, especially the rural population, remains a cause for grave concern. This is reflected in their life expectancy (65 years), infant mortality rate (55/1,000 live births) and maternal mortality rates (438/100,000 live births). While considerable progress has been made, more needs to be done. To improve the prevailing situation, the problem of rural health is to be addressed both at macro (national and state) and micro (district and regional) levels.

I. SAFDARJUNG HOSPITAL DHARAMSHALA (SHD)

Strengthening support for poor patients seeking treatment at Safdarjung Hospital.....

In its own modest way, SAPNA, along with other like-minded individuals, extends support to the poor and indigent patients who come from far-flung areas of the country seeking treatment at Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi, and stay in the Safdarjung Hospital Dharamshala. We at SAPNA have endeavoured to break away from a narrow interpretation of clinical healthcare to embrace a comprehensive spectrum of needs relevant to people living in conditions of endemic poverty and economic insecurity. A major part of SAPNA’s work centres on patients accessing treatment at the Safdarjung Hospital, AIIMS, and the Trauma Centre of AIIMS, and is guided by the recognition that a patient’s treatment cannot only be seen as a bio-medical issue. The overarching fact that the cost of a single hospitalisation can wipe out the assets of a poor family is well known.


Thus, a team of our social workers provides informational support and facilitation to patients who do not know how to access the available services, right from the point of registration to the point of interface with the consultant at the required super-specialty. Medicines, not available in the hospital and nutrition (milk, fruit, lunch, dinner, dry rations, etc.) are provided free of cost to the patients. SAPNA bears the cost of operations of very poor patients and provides supportive orthopaedic aids like crutches, wheelchairs, collars, etc. It also addresses the counselling as well as devotional needs of patients and attendants. In addition, clothing , bed sheets and blankets are provided on demand. Our social workers also take care of the housekeeping functions in the Dharamshala.

COORDINATOR, DELHI OPERATIONS:

Ms. Asha Tiwary, E-72, Type-V, Nivedita Kunj, Sector 10, R.K. Puram, New Delhi-110022

SOCIAL WORKER:

Ramashankar Upadhayay, Village Shampur, P.S. & Post Rajesultanpur, District Ambedkar Nagar (UP)

Rafiqul Hoque, Village Kuchimara, P.S. & Post Mankachar, District Dhubri, Assam – 783131

Vijayshankar Upadhayay , Village Shampur, P.S. & Post Rajesultanpur, District Ambedkar Nagar (UP)

ANNUAL STATEMENT - SHD

MONTHLY STATUS

Month No. of Patients

No. of Patients operated

No. of units of Blood donated

No. of Bed Sheets

distributed

No. of Blankets

distributed

No. of Wheelchairs distributed

April 2009 75 1 10 0 0 0

May 65 0 10 0 0 1

June 50 1 5 0 0 0

July 71 4 7 10 0 0

August 71 0 5 0 0 0

September 61 0 5 35 0 0

October 69 0 9 0 67 0

November 67 1 0 20 117 3

December 71 0 9 21 310 1

January 2010 78 0 18 15 132 0

February 81 0 10 21 50 28

March 2010 85 0 12 14 10 2

Total - 7 100 136 686 35

Average 70 1 8 11 57 3


MONTHLY EXPENSES - SHD (in `)

Month Salary Social Workers

Medicines Milk Fruit Lunch Diesel & Petrol

Misc. Expenses

Total Expenses

April 2009 2000 38555 18538 11314 28918 1210 4845 105380

May 4500 14711 17881 9824 27921 2428 2056 79321

June 6500 18090 13571 7028 21113 5531 4062 75895

July 5840 30435 18778 11636 31361 2197 2676 102923

August 5433 4544 13270 7224 20145 3080 3024 56720

September 2500 0 14502 6920 23987 3710 3402 55021

October 3016 10768 12633 5850 20246 3288 2900 58701

November 4500 12822 19433 11314 26368 1970 4796 81203

December 7639 7646 17307 11006 24852 2266 3148 73864

January 2010

3000 16022 15865 7022 30849 0 3388 76146

February 5000 29284 15019 7227 30150 800 870 88350

March 2010 11500 23350 14624 7500 27850 400 765 85989

Total 61428 206227 191421 103865 313760 26880 35932 939513

Average 5119 17186 15952 8655 26147 2240 2994 78293

On an average, SAPNA takes care of 70 patients every month as also their accompanying attendants and at times children. The expenditure on milk, fruit and lunch is sponsored by Sh. Nidesh Gupta. Medicines are procured from Helpline Pharmacy (18/4 Main Market, Yusuf Sarai, New Delhi) and Nagpal Medicos (98, Ring Road Market, Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi-110023). SAPNA is indebted to Sh. Surekha (Helpline Pharmacy) for providing medicines at a much discounted price. SAPNA also deeply acknowledges the unflinching support of Ms. L. Agnihotri, Ms. Tara Kochar (Dhukh Bhanjan Trust), Ms. Madhu Bhagat, Ms. Lily Coomar, Ms. Kanta Saluja, Sh. Satish Chawla and Sh. Udai Anand, who contribute to our efforts in a very big way. Shri L.R. Aggarwal of Krishi Rasayan Exports pays for medicines worth Rs. 25,000 every month procured from Helpline Pharmacy for the poor patients. SAPNA is thankful for this support.

II. RAJGARHEA VISHRAM SADAN (RVS)

SAPNA supports poor patients staying in the Rajgarhea Vishram Sadan - a dharamshala of AIIMS - by providing milk and weekly rations. Half-a-litre of milk is distributed to all patients (around 75-80) every morning . This expenditure is sponsored by Sh. Nidesh Gupta. Rations containing flour, dal, rice, tea, sugar, etc., costing Rs 5,000, are distributed every Sunday of the month to selected BPL patients (approx. 65) by the following donors:

MONTH DONOR

Ist Sunday Ms. L. AGNIHOTRI

2nd Sunday Ms. LILY COMMAR

3rd Sunday Ms. TARA KOCHAR

4th Sunday Sh. UDAI ANAND

SOCIAL WORKER:Shri Sundar Lal r/o Shivpuri, Part-2 Dinpur, New Delhi


ANNUAL STATEMENT - RVS

MONTHLY STATUS & EXPENSES - RVS (in `)

Month No. of patients Salary of Social Worker

Expenses on Milk

Petrol & Diesel

Total Expenses

April 2009 85 0 24210 0 24210

May 85 0 25902 0 25902

June 85 0 19485 0 19485

July 85 0 4746 0 4746

August 85 0 17269 0 17269

September 85 0 24376 0 24376

October 85 0 24736 0 24736

November 90 0 0 0 0

December 90 4000 53201 0 53201

January 2010 110 8000 23323 0 27323

February 110 4000 22230 685 30915

March 2010 116 4000 23610 1000 33763

Total - 20000 263096 2830 285926

Average 93 1667 21925 236 23827

SUPPORT A KIDNEY PATIENT

Another initiative taken by SAPNA is to support selected BPL (below poverty line) patients suffering from kidney ailments seeking to undergo a kidney transplant surgery. A large number of BPL patients from far-flung areas of the country, especially Bihar and UP, suffering from kidney ailments come to AIIMS and stay at Rajgarhea Vishram Sadan. The treatment is frightfully expensive and has to be sustained for long periods. Ultimately, most patients, unable to bear the huge costs give up on treatment, resigning themselves to their fate. SAPNA supports such BPL patients by providing free medicines on a sustained basis, every month. SAPNA mobilised monthly funds totalling Rs 10,000 for each the following 7 BPL patients:

Name & Address of Patient Age/Sex Sponsor

1. DiIip Kumar Singh s/o Bateshwar Singh, Village Hemantpur, P.O. Siwamsinghpur, P.S. Mahiuddinpur, District Samastipur, Bihar

40/M Kanta Saluja

2. Lallan Thakur s/o Babu Thakur,Village Beijorpur,P.O. & P.S. Sonepur,District Chapra, Bihar

35/M Nidesh Gupta

3. Virendra Gupta s/o Sri Ram Kumar Gupta, P.O. & P.S. Paliganj,Purani Masjid Road, District Patna, Bihar

22/M Isha Arora

4. Pappu Chanda s/o Sudhir Chanda, Village Majhapur, P.O. Shal Kanda,Udhar Band, District Kachhar, Assam

29/M Tanveer Singh

5. Sujeet Singh s/o Prabhu Singh, Village Amwa, P.O. & P.S. Bodh Gaya,District Gaya, Bihar

44/M Darshan Singh

Kidney Patient - Dilip Singh


6. Ratan Lal s/o Nanhu,Village & P.O. Molai, P.S. Pushan, District Raigarh (M.P.)

29/M Kanta Saluja

7. Sarita Kumari,w/o Pappu Kumar, Village Sabhri, P.O. Sabhri. P.S. Nadirganj, District Nalanda, Bihar

21/M SAPNA

These patients now live a life of dignity, capable of carrying on with their day-to-day activities. Some have even taken up employment to support themselves. One such patient, Dilip Singh, has become a volunteer for SAPNA. Such patients are also provided weekly rations besides other items to meet their day-to-day needs. As treatment after any kidney transplantation is an expensive affair, we are looking for people who can come forward and join hands in this noble cause, and make this dream a reality.

III. TRAUMA CENTRE, AIIMS, NEW DELHI

The living dead.....

SAPNA completed two years at the Trauma Centre, AIIMS, on December 18, 2009, and continues with the onerous task of looking after unattended/unknown trauma patients brought in by the Police/CATS ambulances to the Centre. Everyday two-three such patients come to the Centre. Some are in a comatose state and are left for dead.

SAPNA supports such unattended/unknown trauma patients by providing care, nutrition, clothes, etc. It helps in identifying the patient and establishing contact with relatives once their identity is established. A majority of such patients are restored to their family after treatment or sent home, with SAPNA giving the fare for transport. Some are even escorted by our social workers to their homes. Quite a few homeless patients are rehabilitated by establishing linkages with other rehabilitation centres in New Delhi. Some are accommodated at the Old Age Home in Alwar. The police are kept informed about the course of action.

SAPNA’s social workers are responsible for taking care of such unknown patients on their arrival at the Trauma Centre, documentation of their history, their identification, facilitating treatment, informing relatives, and arrange to send such patients home or arranging for their rehabilitation.

Social Worker:Ms. Lalita Alexander,126-Rajnagar, Near Kamal Cinema, New Delhi-110029

Sunil Kumar s/o Mahender Prasad Singh, Village Phuhia, Post Sohma, P.S. Vithan, District Samastipur, Bihar

Ms. Poonam r/o village Gatti, District Etawah, Uttar Pradesh


ANNUAL STATEMENT - TRAUMA CENTRE

MONTHLY STATUS

Month No. of unknown patients attended

No. of patients sent home

No. of patients handed over to family

No. of patients rehabilitated

No. of patients expired/ absconded

Treatment continued

April 2009 31 12 6 1 6 6

May 37 11 14 1 9 2

June 22 8 8 0 3 3

July 48 9 25 3 5 6

August 34 6 12 2 9 5

September 20 4 4 0 7 5

October 27 6 8 4 4 5

November 37 11 18 0 2 6

December 34 14 7 5 1 7

January 2010

37 11 15 0 1 10

February 40 10 17 3 2 8

March 2010 32 11 9 2 4 6

Total 399 113 143 21 53 69

Average 33 9 11 2 4 5

MONTHLY EXPENSES (in `)

Month Salary of Social Workers Diesel & Petrol Misc. Expenses Total Expenses

April 2009 2000 0 8390 10390

May 6000 0 260 6260

June 8000 0 1160 9160

July 6000 0 0 6000

August 3375 0 0 3375

September 7900 0 3642 11542

October 4000 0 157 4157

November 2000 0 640 2640

December 4500 0 360 4860

January 2010 4000 3400 519 7919

February 4912 0 370 5282

March 2010 6600 1000 638 8238

Total 59287 4400 16136 79823

Average 4941 367 1345 6652


REHABILITATION CENTRES:

The details of the Rehabilitation Centres, their address, telephone numbers and email are as follows:

REHABILITATION CENTRE TEL. NO./ EMAIL NOs. REHABIL-ATATED

1. Old Age Home, Vijay Mandir, Alwar, Rajasthan -301001

0144- [email protected]

9

2. Shanti Niketan Ashram, A-51, Fatehpur Beri, near Harswroop Colony, Chattarpur, New Delhi-110030

011-264652483 9213736659 (Siju)[email protected]

8

3 Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS), Jhilmil, Dilshad Garden, Shadara,Delhi-110095

011-22114021 2

4. Butterflies, U-4 Green Park Extension,New Delhi -110 016

[email protected]

1

5 Vishram Vridh Ashram (Old Age Home), B/K-2, Gautam Puri, Phase-I, 14/5 Indra Vikas Colony, Delhi -110035

09212710751 (Dr Bhagat)[email protected]

1

6. Naya Raasta, G-44, Arya Nagar, Phase VI,New Delhi

011-26501080, 9868330890 (Mr. Bahal)

1

7. Seva Ashram, Village Mamarpur, Singlu Border Road, Krishna Nagar, Narela, Delhi - 110023

09711546958 1

8. Koli Camp, Ashram, New Delhi - 1

9 Shanti Bhawan, Plot No.-479, Ajeet Vihar, Burari, New Delhi -110023

011-27614286, 011-27619471

-

10 Pravena Niketan, Basti Vikas Kendra, Community Center, E Block, Phase-3, Dwarka, New Delhi

09818228414 (Meenu Saxena)[email protected]

-

11. Sharmik R. Center, Sharan Kalyan Kendra, Bal Mukund Khand, Gir Nagar, Kalkaji,New Delhi - 110019

09971750506, [email protected]

-

12 Swarg Dwar Ashram, Chattarpur, Near Tindi Garden, New Delhi -110030

0968430390, [email protected]

-

BLOOD DONATION

SAPNA helps in procuring healthy blood for patients staying in the Safdarjung Hospital Dharamshala (SHD) or the Rajgarhea Vishram Sadan (RVS) through individual donors and blood donation camps. Blood transfusion is required mostly for burn patients or by those undergoing an operation. In 2009, 238 units of blood were donated to those in need of transfusions. SAPNA profusely thanks the budding engineers of IIT Delhi who generously contributed blood for the poor patients.

Volunteers of SAPNA also counselled the near and dear ones of the patients for blood donation/replacement at the Trauma Centre (TC). It’s commendable work on this front was appreciated by the hospital authorities.


MONTHLY STATUS - BLOOD DONATION

April 2009 May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. 2010

SHD 2 - - - - 5 - - 6 135 - -

AIIMS - - 6 6 6 - - - - - - -

TC* 306 296 360 375 405 396 308 280 245 307 378 340

* Blood Replacement

IV. PUBLIC HEALTHCARE CENTRE (PHC)

Health for the rural poor...

There are around 50 villages within a 4-5 km radius of Vijay Mandir, Alwar, that have no access to proper medical facilities. A government. PHC situated nearby is almost defunct. As such, the rural masses are at the mercy of unregistered medical practitioners and quacks. Patients have to travel 10-15 km to Alwar to access proper medical aid. Women, in particular, get no specialised medical attention.

SAPNA started a Public Healthcare Centre (PHC) at Vijay Mandir, Alwar, on August 1, 2008. Such a day-care facility not only provides basic healthcare to the rural poor but also facilitates follow-ups to the monthly health camps. The guiding principle for SAPNA here is to ensure that all components of healthcare are developed in a synergistically complementary manner. The PHC is also equipped with a vehicle which provides transport for patients in case of an emergency.

This PHC, a part-time clinic (8 - 12 am) is supervised by a MBBS (MD) doctor and an experienced compounder. A basic diagnostic laboratory and an X-ray facility has also been provided here. Medicines are dispensed free at this PHC. The service of a gynaecologist is provided twice a month. Patients are also counseled about their further course of treatment at the PHC. The facility also caters to the needs of the inmates of the Old Age Home. A DOT centre was recently added to the PHC to treat tuberculosis patients.

Blood donation Camp organised at IIT, Delhi


DOCTOR : Dr. Bhagwan Singh , 49 Azad Nagar, Alwar, Rajasthan- 301028

COMPOUNDER : Vijay Singh Chauhan, Malakhera Gate, near Post Office, Alwar, Rajasthan-301028

GYNAE CAMP

A Gynae camp is held on the 1st and 16th of every month, where a large number of women turn up. Dr. Richa Gupta, a gynaecologist from City Hospital, Alwar, conducts the free camp. Medicines are provided by the hospital. The women are also counselled about family planning .

ANNUAL STATEMENT - PHC

MONTHLY STATUS

Month OPD OPD Gyne Last Registration X-ray Diagnostics

April 2009 576 045 5897 0 0

May 833 035 6730 0 0

June 925 057 7655 0 0

July 1402 065 9056 0 0

August 1313 062 10369 0 0

September 1015 045 11368 0 0

October 956 040 12323 0 0

November 710 060 13824 0 0

December 667 044 14501 5 35

January 2010 711 051 15067 3 42

February 730 067 15511 1 45

March 2010 724 063 16046 2 34

Total 10562 634 - 11 155

Average 880 53 - 1 13

Public Healthcare Centre, Alwar



Month Salary Medicines Misc. Expenses Total Expenses

April 2009 0 0 0 0

May 14500 1143 200 15843

June 13000 21660 40 34700

July 13000 34370 500 47870

August 13000 17104 0 30104

September 12850 0 8912 21762

October 13018 22732 450 36200

November 14500 0 0 14500

December 12850 13902 666 27418

January 2010 14500 8581 0 23081

February 13834 28237 0 42071

March 23979 9648 0 33627

Total 159031 157377 10768 327176

Average 13253 13115 897 27265

The PHC has established itself as a full-fledged medical clinic, treating on an average around 900 patients in its OPD (out-patient department), highlighting the popularity that the centre has gained. Till date, the PHC has seen more than 16,000 patients, all of whom need not travel to Alwar anymore to access basic medical aid. Women get specialised medical attention.

In this short period of two years, the centre has done exceptionally well and created trust in the local community, encouraging them to take part with SAPNA in its other endeavours. SAPNA now plans to add a family planning and HIV/AIDs centre to the PHC, besides initiating a massive immunisation programme for the rural poor. The aim is to turn the PHC into a telemedicine centre so that the poorest of the poor can locally access the best medical facilities available globally.

SAPNA is thankful to Dr. Harshavardhana Singh for supporting this centre. SAPNA is also thankful to Shri Vishnu Surekha of Helpline Pharmacy, New Delhi, for subsidising medicines worth Rs 10,000 every month. SAPNA is also grateful to Shri Rajendra Gupta of City Hospital, Alwar, for providing complimentary medicines worth Rs 15,000 every month through Ashoka Pharma, Alwar. SAPNA thanks Dr Richa Gupta, MS, City Hospital, Alwar, for organising the Gynae camp on the 1st and 16th of every month at Vijay Mandir. SAPNA is thankful to Dr Vijay Gupta of Alwar for providing a technician to run the X-ray machine and the diagnostics centre at PHC.

V. OUTREACH HEALTH PROGRAMME (OHP)

The Most Precious Gift...

Cataract, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, refractive error, etc., are common ailments, which lead to vision loss if untreated. Low literacy levels, inability to afford the cost of operation and lack of access to specialised medical treatment available mostly in urban centres has resulted in rampant prevalence of blindness amongst the elderly rural poor.

SAPNA has embarked on an ambitious Outreach Health Programme (OHP), wherein it aspires to provide health cover to the poor and the needy in

Patients from Alwar at Venu Eye Hospital in Delhi


Alwar district of Rajasthan. To tackle this, SAPNA is collaborating with Venu Eye Institute and Research Centre, Sheikh Sarai, New Delhi, a leading eye hospital, to hold one mobile eye screening camp on the second Friday of every month in the rural areas of Alwar district. Out of an OPD of around 250-300 patients, 40-50 patients are taken by bus to Venu Hospital in Delhi for cataract operations. After their operations, these patients are again brought back on the third day to the camp site. Medicines and spectacles are dispensed free of cost at the camp.

The Venu Charitable Society is a non-profit-making voluntary organisation engaged in providing qualitative and quantitative eye care for over 20 years.

The bus for transportation of patients from the camp site to Venu Hospital in New Delhi is provided by Lords International School and College, Chikani, Alwar. SAPNA is highly grateful for the support.

ANNUAL STATEMENT- OHP

MONTHLY STATUS

S. No. Date Place OPD PT Trans. Male Female Total IPD /Cataract

Spectacles Booked

1 10-04-09 M.I.A. 205 20 9 10 19 60

2 8-05-09 Narayanpur 141 14 5 8 13 37

3 12-06-09 Vijay Mandir 291 17 6 9 15 31

4 10-07-09 Bhiwadi 425 19 9 9 18 99

5 17-08-09 Hamidpur 227 38 19 19 38 66

6 11-09-09 Rajgarh 281 32 25 6 31 113

7 09-10-09 Bardod 418 53 30 17 47 78

8 13-11-09 Tapukara 342 46 18 28 46 103

9 11-12-09 Chikani 224 18 9 8 17 39

10 08-01-10 Kathuwas 367 22 11 11 22 103

11 12-02-10 Vijay Mandir 366 44 23 20 43 71

12 12-03-10 Govindgarh 420 52 26 26 52 120

Total 3707 371 190 171 361 920

Average 309 31 16 14 30 77

MONTHLY EXPENSES-OHP (in `)

Month Medicine & Spectacles Expenses Misc. Expenses Total Expenses

April 2009 36360 0 36360

May 6263 0 6263

June 24043 0 24043

July 13655 0 13655

August 14037 0 14037

September 24156 0 24156

October 10688 0 10688

November 14930 0 14930

December 24380 0 24380

Jan 2010 10940 0 10940


February 14972 72 15044

March 17370 0 17373

Total 211797 72 211869

Average 17650 6 17656

SPONSORS EYE CAMPS

S. No. Date Place Name & Address of Sponsor Tel. No.

1 10-04-09 IET, M.I.A. Alwar Sh. V. K. Aggarwal, Scheme 8, Gandhi Nagar, Alwar

+91-1442346033

2 8-05-09 Narayanpur, Alwar Seth Makhanlal Mahavar, Charitable Trust (Sh. Satish Rustagi)

+91-9829096295

3 12-06-09 Vijay Mandir, Alwar SAPNA, Vijay Mandir, Alwar +91-1442767168

4 10-07-09 B.M.A Office, Bhiwadi, Alwar

Sh. Brij Mohan Mittal, B 1125, Phase 3 Bhiwadi,Alwar

+91-9414012668

5 17-08-09 Hamidpur, Behror, Alwar Sh. Mahendar Yadav, VPO Hamindpur, Tehsil Behror, District Alwar, Rajasthan

+91-9414014625

6 11-09-09 Bagh, Rajgarh, Alwar Sh. Jitendra Singh, Phool Bagh Palace, Alwar, Rajasthan Sh. Narendar Modi, 21 Arya Nagar, Alwar, Rajasthan

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+91-9414016167

7 09-10-09 R.R.S.Dharamshala Bardod, Alwar

Seth Makhanlal Mahavar Charitable Trust (Sh. Satish Rustagi)

+91-9829096295

8 13-11-09 Punjabi Dharamshala, Tapukara, Alwar

SAPNA, Vijay Mandir, Alwar +91-1442767168

9 11-12-09 Lords International College , Chikani, Alwar

SAPNA, Vijay Mandir, Alwar +91-1442767168

10 08-01-10 Kathuwas, Alwar Sh. Kiroilal Sikandar,V&PO Kathuwas, Alwar

+91-9414637954

11 12-02-10 Vijay Mandir, Alwar SAPNA, Vijay Mandir, Alwar +91-1442767168

12 12-03-10 Govindgarh, Alwar Dr. Rajendra Gupta, City Hospital, Alwar

+91-9829096040

During 2009-2010, 12 eye camps were organised in Alwar District, a total of3,707 patients (OPD) were examined and 361 cataract surgeries / IPDs conducted. During the camp, 920 spectacles besides medicines were dispensed free of cost.

There has been tremendous response to these eye camps. Around 30 camps have been organised and more than 1,000 patients have been operated for cataract since the start of the campaign in August 2007. The overwhelming response to these medical camps has highlighted the dire need of outreach healthcare in rural India. SAPNA, through this endeavour, has joined the National Blindness Control Programme (NBCP) and aspires to make Alwar district cataract free.

6. VENU VISION CENTRE (VVC)

Encouraged by the response to SAPNA’s outreach camps, Venu Eye Institute and Research Centre, New Delhi opened a ‘Venu Vision Centre’ at Vijay Mandir, Alwar, on February 22, 2010, to provide for preliminary eye check-ups and follow-up visits. Two vision technicians have been appointed at the centre by the hospital. Slit lamp, Retinoscope, Ophthalmoscope, Trial Set, Trial Frame, etc., have also been


provided by the hospital. The patients are screened for cataract and sent to Venu Eye Hospital in New Delhi for operations. The entire logistics of taking the patient from Alwar to Delhi and back is done by the hospital. SAPNA is grateful to the hospital for providing this onerous service to the rural gentry of Alwar. Medicines are provided free and spectacles are provided to the patients at half their cost, with SAPNA bearing the other half.

ANNUAL STATEMENT- VVC

OPD Cataract Spectacles

February 2010 40 - 7

March 2010 410 26 26

B. EDUCATIONCapacity Building of Rural Youth...

SAPNA recognises that livelihood promotion through professional skills development is the only route to dealing with poverty, vulnerability and issues related to working conditions and remuneration at work.

I. COMPUTER LITERACY CENTRE (CLC)

e-learning at doorsteps...

The rural youth have little or no exposure to e-learning , leave aside the challenges of imparting to them ICT skills and giving them meaningful employment opportunities. Many of them have not seen computers and the schools in the rural areas provide no such learning . Any desire for e-learning means going to Alwar, which may be beyond their means.

Established on June 21, 2007, at Vijay Mandir, Alwar, Rajasthan, the Computer Literacy Centre (CLC) exposes e-learning to rural children and imparts ICT training to the youth. It has a well-equipped modern computer laboratory. Software like MS Office, Photoshop, Corel Draw, Tally, Html, Visual Basic, Internet, etc., are all part of the curriculum of the four-month Certification Course sponsored by SAPNA.

The centre has evoked tremendous response and has remarkably increased e-learning and usage amongst the rural children. The children are also taught English and typing skills.

Coordinator :Chandan Kumar r/o Village Shivpuri Pair, District Banka , Bihar

Computer Teacher :Sunil r/o Alwar, Age 25, BA, PGDCA

Surender Sharma r/o Village Dehra, Alwar, Age 26, BA, B. Ed, Diploma in Computer

CLC, Alwar


ANNUAL STATEMENT- CLC

MONTHLY STATUS

Month No of children enrolled

New Admissions Boys Girls Total No. of children completed course

April 2009 140 12 140 - -

May 160 20 160 - -

June 171 11 171 - 17

July 120 00 118 2 -

August 119 00 117 2 -

September 129 10 128 1 09

October 101 00 98 3 20

November 079 00 79 - -

December 080 00 80 - 20

January 2010 089 00 89 3 -

February 080 00 80 4 20

March 2010 080 00 80 5 16

Total - 53 - - 102

Average 112 4 112 2 9


Month Salary Misc. Expenses Total Expenses

April 2009 0 0 0

May 8500 0 8500

June 8500 0 8500

July 8286 0 8286

August 8274 0 8274

September 9385 0 9385

October 9500 0 9500

November 9500 270 9770

December 10000 2165 12165

January 2010 10000 16127 26127

February 10500 0 10500

March 2010 20308 0 20308

Total 112753 18562 131315

Average 9396 1547 10943

We are highly grateful to Seth Makhan Lal Mahavar Charitable Trust for giving Rs 6 lakh for modernising the CLC, as part of which nine latest generation computers were added to the centre besides the computer laboratory was renovated.

We are also grateful to Shri Osama Manzar for his valuable support in terms of inputs to upgrade the CLC. He also provided four Laptops for the computer lab.


II. RURAL BPO

Employment at the doorsteps....SAPNA’s drive towards expanding employment and employability of the youth of the area has borne fruit, with groups of trained boys. To provide them meaningful employment opportunities, a rural BPO was established in March 2010. SAPNA trained more than 200 rural youth with ICT skills and, who are now well-versed in data entry work. 25 rural youth, trained by SAPNA in ICT skills, were given data entry work by Punj Lloyd Ltd. and were handsomely paid over Rs. 2.5 lakh on successful completion of the project. Currently, they are employed for maintaining data for NREGA (flagship programme of the Government), RPLI, RD’s and other accounts of the Indian Post at Alwar.

Besides providing meaningful employment at their doorsteps, a sense of engagement and achievement too has gripped the rural youth of Alwar. SAPNA’s model of providing productive and remunerative employment at the doorstep has worked towards slowing migration, and all that the latter entails in terms of displacement, deplorable living conditions, low wages, unfamiliar working conditions and the vagaries of the job market.

III. ADOLESCENT LITERACY CENTRE (ALC)

SAPNA runs an Adolescent Literacy Centre at the Vijay Mandir for children of the neighbouring villages, focusing specially on grey areas like Mathematics, English and Computer Literacy. Ms. Suchi Gupta of Alwar Public School volunteers to do this task. Besides teaching English, she involves the children in various extra-curricular activities like painting , drawing and sports. Functions on occasions like Republic Day, Independence Day and Gandhi Jayanti are organised at Vijay Mandir to inculcate a sense of nation building and idealism. The children are also taken for sightseeing tours to Alwar, Jaipur and Delhi to enhance their exposure.

ANNUAL STATEMENT - ALC

MONTHLY STATUS

Month No of Children enrolled Maths English

April,2009 120 40 80

May 101 47 54

June 102 30 72

July 156 40 116

August 157 35 122

September 129 36 93

October 116 33 83

November 097 30 67

December 110 30 80

Rural BPO, Alwar


January 2010 122 33 89

February 130 33 97

March 2010 135 37 98

Total - - -

Average 123 35 88


Month Salary Misc. Expenses Diesel & Petrol Total Expenses (`)

April 2009 2500 6794 0 9294

May 7918 2180 0 10098

June 9000 1090 0 10090

July 5000 95 0 5095

August 7600 468 0 8068

September 7600 446 0 8046

October 7240 12868 0 20108

November 7416 1103 0 8519

December 2500 1440 3400 7340

January 2010 6000 1666 0 7666

February 5740 0 0 5740

March 2010 12920 0 0 12920

Total 81434 28150 3400 112984

Average 6786 2346 283 9415

IV. COMMUNITY LIBRARY (CL)

A Community Library has been set up for the rural youth. Newspapers in English and Hindi as well as magazines on health, computers, sports, general knowledge, etc., are provided to help the rural youth to stay connected with the outside world. Employment News as well as other employment related information is also provided to the children.

SOCIAL WORKER :

Kallu Khan r/o Village & Post Office Chandoli, Alwar, Rajasthan

ANNUAL STATEMENT - CL

MONTHLY STATUS

Month No of Children visiting Regular Salary Newspaper & Magazines

April, 2009 509 22 2500 311

May 788 26 2500 165

June 844 28 2500 425

July 620 35 2500 567

August 966 32 2500 600

September 1234 41 2500 600

October 1366 45 2416 612


November 1347 44 2500 600

December 1431 47 2500 651

January, 2010 1088 36 2500 561

February 997 33 3000 494

March 2010 725 25 3000 685

Total - - 30916 6271

Average 993 35 2576 523

C. EMPOWERMENT OF SICK AND IMPOVERISHEDEnsuring health and well-being of the sick and the abandoned.....

The biological ageing process exposes individuals to greater risks from disability, chronic illness and destitution, a process exacerbated by poverty and other forms of structural inequalities. Care of the old is a complex process. Cultural patterns, prevailing attitudes and expectations – all need to be factored in while honing in on a model of appropriate care. We believe in ensuring that a person who is not fully capable of self-care can maintain the highest possible quality of life, according to his or her individual preferences, with the greatest possible degree of independence, autonomy, participation, personal fulfilment and dignity. We also believe that their first right is to reside with their own families if possible. Hence, our aim is to give them medical and supportive care till they are capable of being rehabilitated with their families. In this way, SAPNA has been instrumental in restoring several old and infirm persons to their families.

I. OLD AGE HOME (OAH)

SAPNA has been addressing the need for shelter and long-term care for the sick and genuinely destitute through its Home at Vijay Mandir, Alwar (Rajasthan) since January, 2007. It acts as a feeder for survivors at the Trauma Centre (AIIMS) and Safdarjung Hospital Dharamshala in New Delhi who are in need of recuperative care and support. A team of social workers looks after their daily needs, providing them with nourishment, clothing , housekeeping , etc. A dispensary in the same premises provides requisite medical care.

Social Worker :Shri Ramesh Yadav, V.P.O. Dudhela, District Madhepura, Bihar Shri Banwari r/o Village Kaduki, P.O. Vijay Mandir, Alwar Shri Phool Singh r/o Village Kaduki, P.O. Vijay Mandir, Alwar Ms. Vidya r/o Village Kaduki, P.O. Vijay Mandir, Alwar Ms. Sushila r/o Village Kaduki, P.O. Vijay Mandir, Alwar

Old Age Home, Alwar


ANNUAL STATEMENT - OAH

MONTHLY STATUS

Month No. of new Inmates No. of Inmates sent Home Male Female Child Total

April 2009 0 0 7 2 1 10

May 1 0 7 3 1 11

June 1 1 7 3 1 11

July 0 2 4 3 1 8

August 1 1 4 3 1 8

September 0 1 3 3 0 6

October 3 0 6 3 0 9

November 0 1 5 3 0 8

December 2 2 5 3 0 8

January 2010 1 1 5 3 2 10

February. 0 0 5 3 0 8

March 2010 0 0 5 3 0 8

Total 9 9 - - - -


Month Salary Food Expenses

Medicine Expenses

Misc. Expenses

Diesel & Petrol

Total Expenses

April 2009 0 5332 400 3392 1550 10674

May 11387 4643 11432 2410 1200 31072

June 18464 3444 0 1392 1680 24980

July 17100 5651 1420 4183 0 28354

August 14300 4632 0 3314 0 22246

September 11900 3321 0 2250 0 17471

October 12300 6300 0 1000 4614 24214

November 9800 5087 0 32503 800 48190

December 14900 8392 3100 23329 1860 51581

Jan. 2010 16239 9662 300 5354 4747 36302

February 17000 5170 0 19090 4852 46112

March 2010 35600 974 0 12783 9275 58632

Total 178990 62608 16652 111000 30578 399828

Average 14916 5217 1388 9250 2548 33319

Promoting health and a general sense of well-being throughout the life span of its inmates is one of the primary thrusts of the Home. SAPNA provides a home for such under-privileged where they feel cared for and are able to live with dignity. Mange Ram, Sindhu, Pinky, Latif and Yunus are some of the lucky ones who have found a home at Vijay Mandir and are now a part of the extended family of SAPNA. Our dream is to make a model home for the old, sick and the destitute.

SAPNA is grateful to Sh. Anil Khetan for his unflinching support in running this centre.


D. WOMEN EMPOWERMENTWorking for gender equity and women’s rights...

Working for gender equity and women’s rights has been one of SAPNA’s major commitments. With the aim of holistically addressing the issue of violence against women, we at SAPNA realised that a fresh intervention strategy within the criminal justice system involving all concerned is needed to address this major issue.

Violence against women, both in the public and the domestic sphere, is on an increase and most women get very little or no redressal of their problems on reaching a police station. It was felt that in the absence of any specialised training to the police or civil society institutions to handle the psychological and social needs of the victims, the women seeking assistance were being further victimised. Cases of violence against women not only need multiple interventions but a shift in approach, to give such women the right to make an informed choice when subjected to violence.

I. MAHILA SALAH & SURAKSHA KENDRA (MSSK)

Since December 1, 2008, SAPNA is partnering with the local police in Alwar, Rajasthan, to run a guidance and protection centre for women under the aegis of the Mahila Thana known as the ‘Mahila Salah Evam Suraksha Kendra’. The MSSK is a holistic redressal centre for women, providing support to women facing violence in the following manner:

Assisting them to negotiate their way through the criminal justice system;

Settling disputes through alternative dispute resolution mechanisms;

Providing rehabilitation to women survivors of violence;

Providing medical aid, legal aid, psycho-social support, shelter, economic rehabilitation and any other relief required.

The concept underlying the centre is that of providing a comprehensive strategy of redressal and support to the women who come to the centre. The single window assistance can range from mediation to legal aid, to intervention within the police system and the judiciary, to economic rehabilitation, to trauma counselling , to shelter and care.

The centre functions through the services of a Coordinator, Ms. Rekha Bedi, two full-time paid social workers, Ms. Rashmi Vasishta and Ms. Sarita, and two police officers (including a Lady Constable) attached from the Mahila Police Station, Alwar. Representatives of women’s organisations and other civil society representatives assist the centre regularly on a voluntary basis. Regular services of a lawyer and a gynecologist are also provided at the centre. The centre is in the process of setting up referral services with other organisations in order to provide effective relief to women seeking assistance from it.

Coordinator:Ms. Rekha Bedi, 9 Moti Dungri, Alwar, Rajasthan

Social Worker :Ms. Rashmi Vasistha, 39 Vikaspath, Alwar, Rajasthan

Ms. Sarita, A - 170 Karamchari Colony, Alwar, Rajasthan

MSSK, Alwar


ANNUAL STATEMENT-MSSK

MONTHLY STATUS

Month New cases Previous cases Total Cases Cases closed Pending cases

April 2009 7 73 80 25 55

May 7 55 62 19 43

June 24 43 67 16 51

July 18 51 69 17 52

August 13 52 65 18 47

September 15 47 62 20 42

October 12 42 54 13 41

November 9 41 50 3 47

December 6 47 53 7 46

January 2010 9 46 55 10 45

February 9 45 54 12 42

March 2010 16 42 58 10 48

Total 145 584 729 170 559

Average 12 47 61 14 46


Month Salary Misc. Expenses Total Expenses

April 2009 0 574 574

May 15835 0 15835

June 15500 0 15500

July 10134 0 10134

August 13246 0 13246

September 14468 0 14468

October 15500 0 15500

November 18049 0 18049

December 16800 0 16800

Jan. 2010 15500 0 15500

February 15500 0 15500

March 2010 31000 0 31000

Total 181532 574 182106

Average 15128 48 15176

The centre has till now settled more than a 1,000 cases of domestic violence, addressing a gamut of issues like wife battering , demand for dowry, harassment by in-laws, desertion, etc. It has also provided counselling and shelter to women in duress.

The centre recieves financial assistance from Ms. Rekha Bedi and Ms. Jasveen Ahluwalia. SAPNA is grateful for their support.


E. ENVIROMENT PROTECTION AND CONSERVATIONI. VIJAY SAGAR

Vijay Sagar is a beautiful artificial lake constructed almost 100 years ago by His Highness Jai Singh, the then Maharaja of Alwar. Also known as ‘Kaduki Lake’ in revenue records, the lake is located south of Kaduki village in Umrain Tehsil of Alwar district in Rajasthan and has a catchment area of 19.90 sq. miles, with capacity of 206 MCFT. However, with the passage of time, the lake has deteriorated significantly and today there is no water in the lake 2-3 months after the monsoons .

SAPNA has embarked on an ambitious project to revive this lake in its original ambience. The objective is not only to restore the beauty of the lake but it would entail the benefits of recharging ground water, raising the water table, reviving aquatic life, forestation and ecology, and ultimately promote tourism and economy.

Awareness activities and campaigns through seminars, workshops, public meetings, padyatras, film shows, advertisements, posters and banners are envisaged. The action component will include revitalising natural channels and drains, reinforcing check dams, prevent cultivation in the lake area, civil works to increase retention potential, plantation, etc.

The collaborating/ supporting agencies have been identified as the District Administration, Irrigation Department of Rajasthan, the Central Ground Water Board, Jaipur and Delhi, and the District Forest Officer, Alwar. Shri Rajinder Singh of the Tarun Bharat Sangh, spirited citizens of Alwar, panchayats of Dehra and Todiyar, and the community at large have also been made stakeholders.

SAPNA organised a two-day workshop on December 5 and 6, 2009, at Vijay Mandir, Alwar (Rajasthan), on the revival/restoration of the Vijay Sagar. Shri Jitendra Singh, MP, the District Collector, the Secretary of Central Ground Water Board, officers from the State Irrigation Department, Shri Rajinder Singh of the Tarun Bharat Sangh, Shri Nitya Jacob from the UNDP and several prominent people of Alwar like

Vijay Sagar, Alwar


Sh. Hari Shankar Goyal, Advocate and Sh. Suryadev Singh Barreth attended the conference. A roadmap for reviving the lake was also documented.

The planning for restoring the lake was done by the State Irrigation Department in collaboration with the local Panchayat. Three works amounting to Rs 1.25 crores were sanctioned under the flagship MGNREGA scheme by the District Collector in March 2010, which included repair and strengthening of the bund, desilting of the core area and forestation of surrounding hills.

ii. COMMUNITY WATER CENTRE (CWC)

A proposal to set up a Community Water Centre in Village Kaduki situated adjacent to Vijay Mandir in Alwar District of Rajasthan has been prepared to provide potable drinking water for a population of nearly 1,000 members (250 families), including children. A majority of the population is poor and cultivation is their main source of livelihood. Recently, a survey was conducted by MA (a non-governmental organisation) in Kaduki regarding the accessibility of potable drinking water and it was found that there was no access to potable drinking water in the village. There is a general scarcity of potable drinking water and the villagers have to be dependent on some families who have their own bore wells for domestic use. The water is also not suitable for drinking as the Total Dissolved Solids’ count is as high as 250 (the permissible limit is 100).

The Community Water Centre is a community-based water distribution system wherein ground water/surface water or supply water is treated using the reverse osmosis technology or through a filtration system to make it safe for drinking . This unique endeavour will create a better and healthy environment for the poor, resulting in improved health and bring down their medical expenses. The total project cost is Rs 7 lakh and it is planned to implement this project in 2010-2011.

F. SPORTSi. VIJAY MANDIR CRICKET TEAM (VMCT)

A Vijay Mandir cricket team was formed in November 2009 to encourage sports among the rural youth. Shri Roop Singh Meena has been appointed as coach to train the children. The land outside Vijay Mandir is being used for playing and practice. Shri Chetan Kumar was appointed as the Captain of the team.

Shri Amrit Mathur, CEO Delhi Daredevils is the chief patron of this project and Shri Pawan Goyal of Alwar is giving all-round support. The team has already taken part in several district-level tournaments and is showing promising results.

Model Community Water Centre

Vijay Mandir Cricket Team, Alwar


A. ACCOUNTS

i. ANNUAL RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURE (in `)Year Receipts Expenditure Surplus

2006-2007 1743258 1613710 129548

2006-2007 2641872 2404665 237207

2008-2009 2556801 2884482 327681

2009-2010 4914351 3140576 1773775

The balance includes the following Fixed Deposits:

5. WHAT WE ARE AIMING AT?

i. VISION 2010-2011SAPNA’S DREAM PROJECTS :

Scaling up health services…Set-up a home in New Delhi for the sick and destitute…Support 10 kidney patients below poverty line…Augment diagnostic facilities (Semi-Auto Analyser) at PHC Alwar...add a HIV clinic, an immunisation and a family planning centre at Alwar… expand outreach services through a mobile van….provide ambulance services…work to create a mobile veterinary hospital… initiate dialogues with rural women on health related issues....

Hold eye camps in remote rural areas…Work towards setting up a Tele-ophthalmology Centre and subsequently a Satellite Eye Hospital (sponsored by Venu Eye Institute and Research Centre, Delhi) at Vijay Mandir, Alwar…

6. WHAT ARE OUR FINANCES?

Strengthen the Adolescent Literacy Centre…Special coaching for students of 10th, 11th and 12th in English and Mathematics...Strengthen the Higher Secondary School at Dehra…Adopt the primary school at Dehra...

Expand the Community Library...Add a Gandhi Centre…

Capacity building of rural youth…Enhance employment opportunities by expanding the rural BPO at Vijay Mandir, Alwar…

Establish a Jan Seva Kendra at Vijay Mandir, Alwar...

Aspire to make MSSK into a model centre…Advocacy of women’s rights and livelihood options... Support and educate disadvantaged girl child…

Scaling up plans for restoration of the Vijay Sagar and other water bodies in the area.


Bank AC No. Amount (`)

Interest Rate

Start Date Maturity Date

1. Axis Bank, Khan Market, New Delhi

120010400075633 68837 6.5 16.02.2010 16.02.2011

2. Axis Bank, Khan Market, New Delhi

120010400138833 29792 6.6 07.06.2010 07.05.2012

SAPNA is thankful to the Bani Jagtiani Trust, New Delhi (Sh. S. M. Bagai) for donating a sum of Rs 10 lakh, which has been deposited in the corpus fund.

ii. MONTHLY RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURE:Month Receipts Expenditure

April, 2009 301000 220599

May 266500 214484

June 291363 241599

July 275700 258799

August 181613 189060

September 393307 198280

October 150688 238790

November 609230 213968

December 260886 290787

January, 2010 468107 259380

February 230100 282341

March 2010 1485857 532489

TOTAL 4914351 3140576

Average 409529 261715

iii. DONORS’ NAMES & CONTRIBUTIONS...S. No. Receipts Amount (`)

1 Bani Jagtiani Trust (Sh. S. M. Bagai) 1000000

2 Seth Makhanlal Mahavar Charity Trust, Alwar 651070

3 GiveIndia 268801

4 M/s Gujarat Apollo Industries Ltd. (Sh. Sandeep Garg) 200000

5 Sh. Ranjit Kumar 180000

6 Shree Ganeshji Maharaj Sewa Samiti (Sh. Anil Khaitan) 165000

7 Shri Aghoshwar Bhagwan Ram Samarpit Sewa Trustee (Dr. Harshavardhana Singh) 140000

8 Sh. S.K Saraf c/o Ms. Gitanjali Chawla 120000

9 Sh. Nidesh Gupta 119100

10 M/s Cold Steel Corporation (Ms. Rekha Bedi ) 100000

11 Nulife Foundation Charitable Trust (Sh. Pawan Kumar Grover ) 100000

12 Sh. Sandeep Garg 100000


13 Sh. Vishal Jalan 100000

14 Dr Harshavardhana Singh 90000

15 Ms. Bharti Dudeja 69000

16 Ms. Jasveen Ahluwalia 61000

17 Ms. Suruchi Nag 58900

18 Ms. Anuja Chaudhary 55000

19 Sh. Shikharchand Kheenraj Jain & Swaraj Jain 51000

20 Sh. Amrit Chopra 50000

21 M/s Ark Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd. (Sh. Arun Kumar Agarwal ) 50000

22 Ms. Darshan Singh 50000

23 M/s Gitwako Farms Pvt. Ltd. (Sh. Ajay Berry ) 50000

24 Sh. Mahesh Jain 50000

25 Sh. Sudhir Pratap Singh 50000

26 M/s Vastram India Pvt. Ltd. 50000

27 Sh. Shree Kishan Lila 49000

28 Ms. Sudershan Kumari 45000

29 Sh. Raj Nandwani 42000

30 Sh. Tara Chand Jain 40000

31 Sh. Tanveer Singh 35000

32 Ms. Kiran Soni 35000

33 M/s Bhotika Trade & Services Pvt Ltd (Sh. Sandeep Garg) 31000

34 Sh. Bimal Prasad (Ms.Sujata Prasad) 30000

35 Sh. Mohit Saraf 30000

36 Sh. Tarun Mittal 26348

37 Sh. Arunesh Sharma 25000

38 M/s L M J Logistics Ltd (Sh. J.K. Jain ) 25000

39 Sh. Nitin Bansal 25000

40 Sh. Ramesh Saboo 25000

41 Sh. Sakshi Sharma 25000

42 Alphatech Tele Engineering Pvt. Ltd. 20000

43 M/s Institute of Engineering and Technology 18800

44 Ms. Gauri Singh 18000

45 Narender Modi 15600

46 Ms. Anupriya 15000

47 Ms. Reena Gupta 14000

48 Sh. Saurabh Nag 13000

49 Sh. Rakesh 13000

50 Sh. Rajesh Chiranewale 13000

51 Sh. Rusheb Sakla 12000

52 Ms. Kiran Nanda 11500

53 Sh. S.K. Bhan 11500


54 M/s Shree Shyam Pipe Ind. Pvt Ltd. 10688

55 Ms. Beena Pandey 10000

56 Ms. Sushma G Nath 10000

57 M/s GM Hitech Pvt. Ltd. ( Sh. Narender Modi) 10000

58 Ms. Chitra Singh 10000

59 Ms. Kunal Sehgal 10000

60 Shiv Medical Store 10000

61 Sh. Udai Anand 10000

62 Receipt No. 864 (17.02.2010) 9600

63 Ms. Sangeeta Luthra 8500

64 Master Saksham Dudeja 8000

65 Ms. Sujata Prasad 8000

66 Ms. Jasleen 5000

67 Ms. Kavita Prabhakar 5000

68 M/s Lucas & Mayo Netsourcing Pvt. ltd 5000

69 Ms. Manju Bhatia 5000

70 Sh. R.K Chaturvedi 5000

71 Ms. Harsiman Amreja 5000

72 Ms. Renu Jain 5000

73 Ms. L Agnihotri 5000

74 Sh. Vipin Manda 5000

75 Sh. Bhatiya 4000

76 Ms. Mansi Chugh 4000

77 Ms. Pramila Gupta 3800

78 Sh. Uday Anand 3600

79 Ms. Neelam Pratap Rudy 3500

80 Sh. Suraj Prakash Anand 3100

81 Sh. Dinesh 3000

82 Ms. Monika Madan 3000

83 Sh. Rajiv Pratap Rudy 3000

84 Mr. Deepak Ameja 3000

85 Sh. Sharad Chandra Pandey 3000

86 Sh. Shikhar 3000

87 M/s Nagpal Nagpal & Associates 2500

88 Major General S.C. Suri 2500

89 Ms. Asha Tewari 2200

90 Ms.Divya Anand 2100

91 Sh. Nirmal Rustagi 2100

92 Sh. Suran Anand 2100

93 Sh. Ujwal Anand 2100

94 Sh. Riddhi Gyan Pandey & Siddhi Gyan Pandey 2000


95 Sh. Krishan Kaistha 2000

96 Ms. Madhumita Chatterjee 2000

97 Ms. Poonam Kaistha 2000

98 Sh. Rajamani 2000

99 Ms. Achla Bawa 2000

100 Sh. Kshitij Pandey 1500

101 Major General B D Kale 1000

102 Sh. Anil Kumar Yadav 1000

103 Sh. Daksh 1000

104 Sh. Rishab Singh 1000

105 Sh. Shashank Sureka 1000

106 Receipt No. 859 (20.08.2010) 1000

107 Ms. Mohini Kwatra 600

108 Ms. Natasha Sehgal 500

109 Ms. Savita Mahendru 500

GRAND TOTAL 4879107

IV. AUDITED FINANCIALS - YEAR 2009-2010A. BALANCE SHEET (STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS) AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2010...

LIABILITES AMOUNT (in `)

ASSETS AMOUNT (in `)

CORPUS FUND Fixed assets (As per schedule ‘A’ attached)

267935.00

As per last year 248500.00

CURRENT FUND CASH & BANK BALANCES

As per last year Add: Excess of Income over Expenditure during the year

176007.30

1773775.85 1949783.15

Balance in Savings Account with Axis Bank Ltd.Account No.574525Account No.817264

2273387.50231.85

CURRENT LIABILITIES & PROVISIONS:

Sundry Creditors (As per list attached)

288167.00 Fixed Deposits with Axis Bank Ltd. Including accrued interest:- Account No. 75633 Account No.138833

29296.0069902.00

Expenses Payable (As per list attached)

154389.00 442556.00 Cash in Hand 86.80 2372904.15

2640839.15 2640839.15


B. INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

Income and Expenditure Account for the Year ending 31st March, 2010

Expenses Amount (in `) Income Amount (in `)

To Alwar Free Old Age Home Running Exp.

111000.00 By Donations 4879106.85

To Bank Charges 3569.00 By Interest on Savings Accounts

27219.00

To Cell Phone & Telephone Expenses 50096.00 By Interest on Fixed Deposits With Bank

8026.00

To Depreciation 97111.00

To Fees & Taxes 5000.00

To Free Distribution of Food 941480.00

To Free Distribution of Medicines & Medical equipment

380256.00

To Free Medical Treatment 211797.00

To Insurance 3592.00

To Internet Charges 8635.00

To Newspaper & Periodicals 7186.00

To Other Charity Expenses-Alwar Centre-Computer Literacy Centre-Public Heathcare Centre-Safdarjung Dharmshala-Trauma Centre -Others

28150.0018562.0010768.0035932.0016136.00569.00s

To Printing & Stationery 46471.00

To Rent 38500.00

To Repair & Maintenance 47313.00

To Salary & Honorarium 954704.00

To Staff Uniform 1659.00

To Staff Welfare 5024.00

To Travelling & Conveyance 47478.00

To Vehicles & Ambulance Running Exp.

68088.00

To Web-site Expenses 1500.00

To Excess of Income over Expenditure

1773775.85

4914351.85 4914351.85


C. RECEIPTS & PAYMENTS ACCOUNT (FUND FLOW)

RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH, 2010.....

Expenses Amount (in `) Income Amount (in `)

To Alwar Free Old Age Home Running Exp.

107470.00 By Donations 4879106.85

To Bank Charges 3569.00 By Interest on Savings Accounts

27219.00

To Cell Phone & Telephone Expenses 52016.00

To Fees & Taxes 5000.00

To Free Distribution of Food 790856.00

To Free Distribution of Medicines & Medical equipment

359756.00

To Free Medical Treatment 195492.00

To Insurance 3592.00

To Internet Charges 10195.00

To Newspaper & Periodicals 7629.00

To Other Charity Expenses-Alwar Centre-Computer Literacy Centre-Public Heathcare Centre-Safdarjung Dharamshala-Trauma Centre-Others

28150.0018562.0010768.0035176.0016136.00303.85

To Printing & Stationery 46962.00

To purchase of Fixed Assets 164787.00

To Rent 38500.00

To Repair & Maintenance 40773.00

To Salary & Honorarium 811130.00

To Staff Uniform 1659.00

To Staff Welfare 5494.00

To Travelling & Conveyance 43999.00

To Vehicles & Ambulance Running Exp. 67043.00

To Web-site Expenses 1500.00

To Excess of Income over Expenditure 2039817.00

4906325.85 4906325.85

AUDITOR’S REPORT

This is to certify that we have compiled the above Receipts & Payments Account for the year ending 31st March, 2010 of M/s SAPNA, New Delhi from the books of accounts produced before us and we further certify that the same are in conformity therewith.

General Secretary Treasurer For NAGPAL NAGPAL & ASSOCIATES

(Chartered Accountants)

PLACE: NEW DELHI PARDEEP K. NAGPAL

DATED: 25TH SEPTEMBER, 2010 PARTNER


D. SCHEDULE ‘A’ FIXED ASSETS & DEPRECIATION:

Particulars Rate of Dep.

Opening W.D.V.as on

01.04.09

Additions During the year

Upto From 01.10.0930.09.09 31.03.10

Sold During

the year

Total as on 31.03.2010

Depreciation for the year

Closing W.D.V. as on

31.03.2010

Ambulance 15.00% 101150.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 101150.00 15173.00 85977.00

Cell Phone 15.00% 6614.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6614.00 992.00 5622.00

Computers & Printers

60.00% 3772.00 26380.00 203326.00 0.00 233478.00 79089.00 154389.00

Electrical Fittings & Fixtures

10.00% 10328.00 3000.00 6600.00 0.00 19928.00 1663.00 18265.00

Furniture & Fixtures

10.00% 0.00 0.00 3876.00 0.00 3876.00 194.00 3682.00

Total 121864.00 29380.00 213802.00 0.00 365046.00 97111.00 267935.00

V. LIST OF EMPLOYEES & REMUNERATION:

Name Designation Year of joining

Years of experience

Remuneration (` p.m.)

Benefits (` p.m.)

Safdarjung Hospital Dharamshala, Delhi

Sh. Rafiqul Hoque Social Worker 2005 5 3500 Meal

Sh. Ramashankar Upadhayay Social Worker 2005 5 3000 Meal

Sh. Vijayshankar Upadhayay Social Worker 2007 3 3000 Meal

Rajgarhea Vishram Sadan (AIIMS)

Sh. Sunder Lal Yadav Social Worker 2009 1 4000 -

Trauma Centre (AIIMS)

Ms. Asha Tiwari Coordinator 2008 2 Nil -

Sh. Sunil Kumar Social Worker 2009 1 3000 Meal

Ms. Poonam Singh Social Worker 2010 1 3000 -

Old Age Home, Alwar

Sh. Ramesh Yadav Social Worker 2007 3 5000 Meal

Sh. Banwari Lal Social Worker 2007 3 3000 Meal

Sh. Phool Singh Gardener 2010 - 3000 -

Ms. Vidya Social Worker 2009 1 3000 Meal

Ms. Sushila Social Worker 2009 1 3000 Meal

Computer Literacy Centre, Alwar

Sh. Surender Kumar Computer Teacher 2008 2 3500 -

Sh. Sunil Kumar Computer Teacher 2008 2 3500

Chandan Kumar Lab In charge 2007 3 1500 Meal

Public HealthCare Centre, Alwar

Dr. Bhagwan Singh Doctor 2008 2 10,000 -

Sh. Vijay Singh Chauhan Compounder 2008 2 4500 -

Adolescent Learning Centre, Alwar

Ms. Saroj Gupta English Teacher 2008 2 Nil -


Community Library, Alwar

Sh. Kallu Khan Librarian 2009 1 3000 -

Mahila Salah Evam Suraksh Kendra, Alwar

Ms. Rekha Bedi Coordinator 2009 1 Nil -

Ms. Rashmi Vashisth Social Worker 2008 2 8500 -

Ms. Sarita Taneja Social Worker 2008 2 8000 -

Vijay Mandir Cricket Team, Alwar

Sh. Roop Singh Meena Cricket Coach 2009 1 3000 -

VI. HIGHEST & LOWEST REMUNERATION:

Head of Organisation (President) Dr. B. N. Sharma NIL

General Secretary (Chief Functionary) Sh. Sudhir Pratap Singh NIL

Higest Paid Dr. Bhagwan Singh Rs. 10,000 per month

Lowest Paid (Part time) Sh. Chandan Kumar Rs. 1500 per month

Lowest Paid (Full time) Sh. Ramashankar UpadhayaySh. Vijayshankar UpadhayaySh. Sunil KumarMs. Poonam SinghSh. Banwari LalSh. Phool SinghMs. VidyaMs. SushilaSh. Kallu KhanSh. Roop Singh Meena

Rs. 3000 per month

VII. DISTRIBUTION OF STAFF:

Slab of gross monthly salary (in `) plus benefits paid to staff

Male Staff Female Staff Total Staff

< 5000 (1) Sh. Rafiqul Hoque(2) Sh. Ramashankar Upadhayay(3) Sh. Vijayshankar Upadhayay(4) Sh. Sunderlal Yadav(5) Sh. Sunil Kumar(6) Sh. Ramesh Yadav(7) Sh. Banwari Lal(8) Sh. Phool Singh(9) Sh. Surendra Kumar(10) Sh. Sunil Kumar(11) Sh. Chandan Kumar(12) Sh. Kallu Khan(13) Sh. Vijay Singh chauhan(14) Sh. Roop Singh Meena

(1) Ms. Poonam Singh(2) Ms. Sushila(3) Ms. Vidya

17

5001-10000 (1) Dr. Bhagwan Singh (1)Ms. Rashmi Vasistha(2) Ms. Sarita Taneja

3

10001-25000 - - -

25001-50000 - - -

>50000 - - -


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IX. REMUNERATION & REIMBURSEMENTS TO BOARD MEMBERS:

S.No. Name of Board Member Designation Total amount paid in last financial

year (`)

Reimbursements including cost

of National and International travel

1. Dr. B. N. Sharma President NIL NIL

2. Sh. Narayan Singh Manaklao Vice- President NIL NIL

3. Sh. Jitendra Singh Executive Member NIL NIL

4. Ms. Jasveen Ahluwalia Executive Member NIL NIL

5. Sh. Ranjit Kumar Executive Member NIL NIL

6. Dr. Harshavardhana Singh Executive Member NIL NIL

7. Ms. Sujata Prasad Executive Member NIL NIL

8. Sh. Rajesh Chiranewala Treasurer NIL NIL

9. Ms. Susmita Shekhar Secretary NIL NIL

10. Sh. Sudhir Pratap Singh General Secretary NIL NIL

X. TRAVEL EXPENSES:

Item Board Members Staff/Volunteers

1 Cost of National Travel NIL Rs. 47478

2 Cost of International Travel NIL NIL

XI. BOARD MEETINGS IN THE LAST FINANCIAL YEAR:

Date of Board meeting No. of members present Quorum Purpose

1 17.06.2009 4 4 GBM

2 25.08.2009 4 4 GBM

3 06.12.2009 4 4 GBM

4 06.03.2010 4 4 GBM

XII. LIST OF DOCUMENTS:

Document Reference No/Account No. Date of Registration Validity

Societies Registration Act (XXI) of 1860, with Registrar of Societies, New Delhi

Registration No. S/50639/04 21/10/2004 Permanent

Section 12(A) S.No. : DIT(E)/12A 2005-06/ 54258/05/501

21/07/2005 Permanent

Section 80 G NO.DIT(E)/2007-2008/S-4258/826

26/07/2007 Permanent

FCRA Registration No. 231660922 22/09/2008 Permanent

Permanent Account No. (PAN) AABAS8117J - -


7. WHO ARE OUR AMBASSADORS?

We extend our gratitude to the following for keeping our dream alive…….

S.No. NAME ADDRESS PHONE E-MAIL

1 ACHAL KAKKAR ARAVALI HOTEL, NEAR RLY. STATION, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN

09828112101 [email protected]

2 AJAY BERRY 42, BIRBAL ROAD, JANGPURA EXT. NEW DELHI-110014

011 24313198 [email protected]

3 AJAY SINGH GLOBAL SUPERIOR, 15 BIRBAL ROAD, JANGPURA EXT. , NEW DELHI-110014


4 AKHILESH JHA RASHMITARU, 444, SECTOR 21- A, FARIDABAD -121001


5 AKLISHESH KUMAR SINGH

19 SUNDAR NAGAR, NEW DELHI-110003

09810222606, 011 24356364

-

6 AMOD KANTH SECRETARY PRAYAS, 59 TUGHLAKABAD INSTITUTIONAL AREA, NEW DELHI - 110062

09810995059, 011 29956244

[email protected]

7 ASHA THAKUR A42 SURYA LANE, KAUSAMBHI, GHAZIABAD-202010


8 ASHOK DASS AMAR NIWAS, T-27 MAHAVIR NAGAR,TONK ROAD, JAIPUR -302018


9 ANIL KHETAN SUNIL HEALTH CARE LTD., 38E/252 A, VIJAY TOWERS, SHAHPUR JAT, NEW DELHI-110049


10 ANNIE 4/2 M.S. FLATS, SHAHJAHAN ROAD, NEW DELHI- 110011

01123384104 09818109300

[email protected]

11 ANUJA KP-115, MAURYA ENCLAVE, PITAMPURA, DELHI


12 ANIL GABA 9 MANU MARG, ALWAR -301001 09414021212 [email protected]

13 ASHA TIWARI E-72, TYPE-5, NIVEDITA KUNJ, R.K.PURAM, NEW DELHI.-110022

011 26175972, 9968264309

[email protected]

14 AMRIT MATHUR 8/2-A YAMUNA MARG, CIVIL LINES, DELHI- 110054


15 ARUN AGGARWAL

BL&CO,50/1-2 YUSUF SARAI, NEW DELHI-110016


16 BEENA PANDEY SECTOR10/318 B,INDRANAGAR,LUCKNOW


17 BHARAT NGO VISHAKHA, 9 PRATAP COLONY, TONK ROAD, JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN

09414051996 [email protected]@vishakhawe.org

18 BHARTI DUDEJA SD-20, SSS DDA FLATS TOWER APARTMENTS, PRITAMPURA, DELHI

09899888101 -

19 CHANDAN VIJAY MANDIR, ALWAR 09928269641 [email protected]

20 CHITRA SINGH D-7179, 1st FLOOR POCKET-7, SECTOR-D, VASANT KUNJ, NEW DELHI-110070

011 26122377, 09212715012

-


21 Dr. DEEPAK GURUNG

NAVEEN CLOTH STORE, SHOW ROOM NO 11, SHOPPING COMPLEX, MOHINDERGARH, HARYANA

01285 221175 -

22 Dr. GAURAV GUPTA

2/6 SARVAPRIYA VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110016


23 Dr. PRADEEP GUPTA

84, SCHEME NO 2, LAJPAT NAGAR, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN

09414318055 -

24 Dr. SOMESHWAR SINGH

C-82, 1st FLOOR, NEETI BAGH, NEW DELHI-110049


25 DAKSHA PANCHAL

SEC.9, HOUSE NO.161, R K PURAM, NEW DELHI -110022


26 DARSHAN SINGH

E1/11,VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110057

011 26880199 -

27 DURRU MIYA LOHARU HOUSE, CIVIL LINES, JAIPUR 09414066877 0141 2222305

-

28 Dr. B.N. SHARMA

4A DOLPHIN, PILOT BUNDER ROAD, COLABA, MUMBAI -400005

02222151400 ramabsharma@rediff mail.com

29 Dr. HARSHA-VARDHANA SINGH

A-89 MADHUBAN, DELHI -110092 09871554496 [email protected]

30 Dr. RAJENDRA GUPTA

CITY HOSPITAL, 4NEB, SUBHASH NAGAR, ALWAR-301001


31 Dr. BHAGWAN SINGH

49, AZAD NAGAR, 60 FEET ROAD, ALWAR,RAJASTHAN

09414791211 -

32 Dr. ARUN MATHUR

TRINITY HOSPITAL, SARDARPURA, JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN

09829026030, 0291-2636030

anuragmathur26@yahoo. com

33 Dr. M.M. GOYAL 93, ADARSH NAGAR,BEAWAR DIST. AJMER-305901

09414268900 manmohangoyal@hotmail. Com

34 Dr. NIRMAL RUSTAGI

24 MANU MARG, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN -301001


35 Dr. SANGEETA 3/5 GSD TEMPLE TRUST BUILDING, SITLADEVI TEMPLE ROAD, MUMBAI – 400016

09821064251, 022 24177273

[email protected]

36 Dr. VIJAY GUPTA VIJAY ULTRA SOUND, BHAGAT SINGH CIRCLE, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN

0144 2337401, 09829096140

[email protected]

37 DHARAMVEER N 58, PANCHSHEEL PARK, NEW DELHI -110017


38 DHIRENDRA SINGH

K-63, GYAN SAROWAR COLONY, ALIGARH , (U.P)


39 DHIMAL SUBASHCHAND

SECRETARY, GROUND WATER COMMISSION, MANSINGH ROAD, NEW DELHI


40 GIVEINDIA 3RD FLOOR, WEST KHETWADI MUNICIPAL SCHOOL, KHETWADI LANE NO. 5, MUMBAI- 400004

022-23894046/47, 022 23894942

[email protected] ,[email protected] ,[email protected] ,[email protected]

41 GOPAL SINGH PLOT NO-148, SHANTI NAGAR, BEHIND PS JAM NAGAR, AJMER ROAD, JAIPUR

09828146003 -

42 GAURI SINGH S-20,NIVEDITA KUNJ, R. K. PURAM, NEW DELHI-110022



43 HITENDRA JAIN GENESIS,G-91 PREET VIHAR, VIKAS MARG, DELHI – 110092

011 42420060 98100 33682

[email protected]

44 IBRAHIM KHAN VILLAGE BHAGOLA, POST & TEHSIL FEROZPUR ZHIRKA, DIST. MEWAT-122104, HARYANA


45 ISHA ARORA E7/4,VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI -110057

9811463171 01126142341

-

46 JAGBIR VPO MAHLANA, DIST. SONEPAT, HARYANA

01129561994 -

47 JASVEEN AHLUWALIA

VILLAGE PIPLA BHARAT SINGH,TEHSIL SANGANER,VIA BHAKROTA,JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN


48 JITENDRA SINGH PHOOL BAGH PALACE, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN - 301001


49 J.K. JAIN M/s LMJ LTD. 9, HANUMAN ROAD, NEW DELHI – 110001


50 JAGMAL SINGH VILLAGE NIMOR, POST ANANTPURA, BEHROR, DIST. ALWAR, RAJASTHAN

09251772298 -

51 JAGPAL SINGH POST ANANTPURA, BEHROR, DIST. ALWAR, RAJASTHAN

09214005693 -

52 KANTA SALUJA B 68,SHIVALIK, NEW DELHI 09873172168 -

53 KAVITA SRIVASTAVA

76 SHANTINIKETAN, KISAN MARG, JAIPUR-302015


54 KIRAN SONI D 838, NEW FRIENDS COLONY, NEW DELHI

09810027777 -

55 K.K. BERRY BEHIND PHOOLBAGH PUMP PETROL, CURCUIT HOUSE ROAD, ALWAR,RAJASTHAN


56 KRISHAN-CHAND

ADDL. CHIEF ENGINEER (RETD), INCOME TAX COLONY, JAGATPURA ROAD, JAIPUR

09214553530 -

57 LAKSHMI KHANDEWAL

KCRI, 30-31, MANU MARG, OPP MILITARY HOSPITAL, ALWAR


58 LILY COMMAR 28 POORVI MARG,VASANT VIHAR,NEW DELHI-110057

9810215623 -

59 L.R. AGGARWAL KRISHI RASAYAN EXPORTS, 1115 MODI TOWERS,NEHRU PLACE, NEW DELHI

011 41459230 09868209289

[email protected]

60 L. AGNIHOTRI E-1/ 4,VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110 057

011 26140411 011 26148796

[email protected]

61 MANOJ CHACHAN

DIRECTOR, LORDS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL & COLLEGE, CHIKANI, ALWAR,RAJASTHAN


62 MAHESH JAIN L- 94, SARITA VIHAR, NEW DELHI- 110076


63 MANZAR OSAMA

D-307, FF SARVODAYA ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI- 110017


64 MAHILA SALAH EVAM SURAKSHA KENDRA (MSSK)

MOTI DUNGRI, ALWAR- 301001 01442702565 [email protected]


65 MANIKA SINGH B BLOCK, 1029 NEW FRIENDS COLONY, NEW DELHI-110025


66 MAHINDER YADAV

VPO: HAMINDPUR, TEHSIL BEHROR, DIST. ALWAR,RAJASTHAN

09414014625, 01494 231456

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67 MADHU BHAGAT

H-190, WESTERN AVENUE, LANE W-10A/3 SAINIK FARMS, NEW DELHI – 110062

09810017033, 011 29552187

[email protected]

68 MOIN KHAN NAWAB KI KOTHI, NUH ROAD, TAPUKRA, TEHSIL TIJARA, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN

09828644612 -

69 MUKTA SAXENA F-52, NIVEDITA KUNJ,SEC. 10, R.K. PURAM, NEW DELHI-110022


70 NAMITA BERI 42,BIRBAL ROAD,JANGPURA EXT., NEW DELHI-110014


71 NANDI MEHTA DUBAI, PO BOX-5514 09715045370 [email protected]

72 NARAYAN SINGH MANAKLAO

VILLAGE MANAKLAO,PO MANAKLAO,JODHPUR, RAJASTHAN - 342305


73 NARENDRA MODI

21 ARYA NAGAR, ALWAR,RAJASTHAN-301001


74 NATASHA GA-13, SHIVAJI ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI 09810045007 [email protected]

75 NEELMANI RAJU K 62 NIVEDITA KUNJ, SECTOR 10 R K PURAM, NEW DELHI - 110022


76 NIDESH GUPTA D-4/1, VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHI-110057

09810100099 nideshhg@ hotmail.com

77 NIKUNJ SANGHI 5/8 KALA KUAN,ALWAR-301001 09829054656 [email protected]

78 NIRVANA BODHISATTVA

ADVAITA GARDEN,VILLAGE HAJIPUR DADIKAR,ALWAR-301001

09610451098 alwartiger@ gmail.com

79 NITYA JACOB B1/1572,VASANT KUNJ,NEW DELHI-110070

09810189408 nityajacob@ yahoo.com

80 NUZHAT 7 BLOCK, 101 EAST END APARTMENT,MAYUR VIHAR PHASE 1 EXT,NEW DELHI


81 O P SINGH 102,SATPURA TOWER, KAUSAMBHI, GHAZIABAD-201010

0981856445509454400186

[email protected]

82 PARUL DESAI G151 GF KALKAJI, NEW DELHI-110019 09810502285 [email protected]

83 PAWAN KUMAR GROVER

SECRETARY, NU LIFE FOUNDATION CHARITABLE TRUST, 3455, RAJA PARK, NEAR RANI BAGH, DELHI-110034


84 PAWAN GOYAL 15 MANU MARG, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN-301001

09829096007 0144 2337739

[email protected]

85 PARDEEP K. NAGPAL

RITHUMBHARA BUILDING, TRIBHUVAN COMPLEX, ISHWAR NAGAR WEST, NEW DELHI-110065

01126841089 01126848842 09811051189

[email protected]

86 PRABHA SINGH SHIVANANDAN BHAWAN, BORING ROAD, PATNA (BIHAR) -800001

09430966011 -

87 PRADEEP VATRANA

SHANTI FARM, JAIPUR ROAD, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN-301001

09352200004 0144 3299004

-

88 RAJA GOPAL SINGH

BHADRAJUN, JALORE, RAJASTHAN 09982100001 09829021661

[email protected]


89 RAJESH CHIRANEWALA

C-93 DEFENCE COLONY, NEW DELHI-110024

011 26254743 09810055859

[email protected]

90 RAJESH KUMAR SINDHU DAKSH BHARTI, KISHANGARH, ALWAR

09414277491 -

91 RAJEEV PRATAP RUDY

AB/97 SHAHJAHAN ROAD, NEW DELHI-110011

011 23070300 011 23070999

[email protected]

92 RAM GUPTA 124A, 13th FLOOR, JOLLY MKAER APTT-III,CUFFE PARADE, MUMBAI


93 RAMESH MITTAL 34 A JAI MARG, LAJPAT NAGAR, ALWAR - 301001

09982148899 -

94 RANDHIR PRATAP

D11, FLAT NO 8150,VASANT KUNJ,NEW DELHI-110070


95 RANJANA SMETACEK

K2 - 805 CENTRAL PARK 1, SECTOR 42,GOLF COURSE ROAD,GURGAON,HARYANA-122002


96 RANJIT KUMAR A-47 KAILASH COLONY, NEW DELHI - 110048

011 29234476 09810184723

[email protected]

97 RAJINDER SINGH

TARUN BHARAT SANGH, BHIKAMPURA KISHORI,VIA THANA GHAZI, DIST. ALWAR-301022

01465 225043, 09414066765

[email protected]

98 RAJSHREE PRASAD

C-9/9570, VASANT KUNJ, NEW DELHI- 110070

09312071755 -

99 RAMESH SABOO MANAV KALYAN TRUST, 20 PODDAR CHAMBERS, S.A. BRELVI ROAD,FORT MUMBAI-400023

09324404611 -

100 RAVI AGGARWAL

NATIONAL ACADEMY,VIJAY MANDIR ROAD, ALWAR,RAJASTHAN


101 RITURAJ VILL. & POST MURAURA,BIHARSHARIF, DIST. NALANDA,BIHAR


102 RITU BHUSHAN G 305, SOMVIHAR, R.K. PURAM, NEW DELHI-12


103 REENA GUPTA C-2/77,SECTOR 36, NOIDA 09811181085 [email protected]

104 REKHA BEDI 9 MOTI DUNGRI, ALWAR-301001 09829076829 [email protected]

105 RENUKA SINGH A13 FRIENDS COLONY EAST,3RD FLOOR,NEW DELHI-110065


106 RRP SINGH CHIEF POSTMASTER GENERAL, RAJASTHAN, 1 SANCHAR PATH,BHAGAT SINGH MARG,C SCHEME, JAIPUR-302001


107 ROHTASH SINGH

HOUSE NO-527, V.P.O -TIKRI KALAN, NEW DELHI-110041


108 RUPENDRA PERIWAL

33,SANJAY MARG.HATHROI,JAIPUR-302001

09982377777 rperiwal@gmail .com

109 SAKHSHI SHARMA

E45, ANAND NIKETAN ,NEW DELHI 09810232242 [email protected]

110 SAHI C P HOUSE NO D 35/522,POST SUNET,DIST LUDHIANA


111 SANGHAMITRA 122 APOLLO SQUARE, RACE COURSE ROAD, INDORE, M.P. -452001



112 SWAMI AVDHESH-ANAND JI

C-2/56, JANAKPURI, DELHI-110058 011 25547370 -

113 SANIDHYA SANATAN

MADRAS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, ROOM NO 24, ST. THOMAS HOSTEL, THAMBRAM, CHENNAI


114 SANJEEV GAUTAM

POCKET D-4, FLAT No. 4186, VASANT KUNJ, NEW DELHI


115 SANDEEP GARG 173 NARMADA APARTMENTS, ALAKHNANDA,NEW DELHI-110019

09810059682 sgarg [email protected]

116 SANJEEV LAL C01 SWATI APARTMENTS,12 PATPARGANJ,DELHI-110092

09810510354 -

117 SANTOSH KUMAR

A4 PARIVAHAN APTT.,SECTOR 5 ,VASUNDHRA, GHAZIABAD,NCR REGION


118 SARITA SINGH SECRETARY, WOMEN & CHILD,RAJASTHAN,JAIPUR


119 SATISH KUMAR CHAWLA

PLOT NO. 60, CEDAR DRIVE, MALIBU TOWN, GURGAON - 122001


120 SAROJ BHOTIKA BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE, NEW DELHI- 110066


121 SAVITA SINGH D 26, GULMOHAR PARK, NEW DELHI-110049


122 SATISH RUSTAGI 54, RAGHU MARG, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN


123 SUPREET SINGH SHILPI

H.N. 2369, SECTOR-28 HOUSING BOARD COLONY, FARIDABAD


124 SURYA DEV SINGH BARET

KISHANGARH, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN 09414020047 -

125 SURUCHI NAG C-4,D/20 JANAKPURI, NEW DELHI 09711305450 [email protected]

126 SHREE KISHAN LILA

70, C BLOCK, SRIGANGANAGAR, RAJASTHAN-335001

09414089001 09828549203 0154 2471487

-

127 SHAMSHER CISF COLONY, QUARTER NO. A/117, BTPS BADARPUR, DELHI

09899174626 -

128 SHASHISH C 62 GOLF RESIDENCY,SEC 47,NOIDA 09810844556 09311512828

[email protected]

129 SHASHIKANT SETH MAKHANLAL MAHAVAR CHARITABLE TRUST,4 MANU MARG ,ALWAR

0144 2342947 -

130 S. K. JAIN SAMTA,32 A/1 AJEET COLONY,NEAR CURCUIT HOUSE,JODHPUR,RAJASTHAN-342001


131 S. K. SARAF 2A KAPASHERA ESTATE,NEW DELHI 09811666448 -

132 S.M.BAGAI B 149 VASANT VIHAR, NEW DELHII - 110057

9818481576 01126146599

-

133 SOHAN LAL VILLAGE DEHRA,DIST.-ALWAR, RAJASTHAN-301001

09784171124 -

134 SUDHIR PRATAP SINGH

POCKET D8/FLAT NO 8086, VASANT KUNJ,NEW DELHI-110070

09810408182 [email protected]@gmail.com


135 SUSMITA SHEKAR

207, SAHYOG APARTMENTS, MAYUR VIHAR, PHASE-I, DELHI-110091

0981000553101122750398

[email protected]

136 SUNDARLAL 72-1, SHIVPURI, PART II, DEENPUR, NAJAFGARH, NEW DELHI -110043

09968802040 -

137 SUSHMA SINGHVI

N-116, PANCHSHEEL PARK, NEW DELHI -110017


138 SUJATA PRASAD D-1/50, RABINDRA NAGAR, NEW DELHI

011-26177801 09810228264

[email protected]

139 SUKANT MONGA

B-17, ANAND NIKETAN, NEW DELHI 09811705258 [email protected]

140 SUCHI GUPTA C-60, KARAM CHARI COLONY, ALWAR-301001


141 SANDEEP AHUJA G-26 IST FLOOR, KALKAJI, NEW DELHI-110019

09310298004 [email protected],[email protected]

142 SUNITA SANGHI 5/8 ARAVALI VIHAR, ALWAR 09829054656 [email protected]

143 TANVEER SINGH D 419,DEFENCE COLONY,NEW DELHI -110024

9312220970 9650746095

-

144 TARA CHAND JAIN

TARA CHAND NARESH CHAND, B.R. ESTATES, ALWAR-301001

09829215703 -

145 TARA KOCHAR SUNDAR NAGAR, NEW DELHI 09811276003 -

146 TANUJA JOSHI VENU EYE INSTITUTE & RESEARCH CENTRE PLOT NO.-1 SHEIKH SARAI INSTITUTIONAL AREA, PHASE-2, NEW DELHI- 110017

011 29251951 29251155 / 56

[email protected]

147 UDAI ANAND EC-11, F.F INDERPURI NEW DELHI-110012


148 UMAKANT RUSTAGI

ALWAR HOTEL, 25 MANUMARG, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN-301001

09829096328 0124 4108328

[email protected]

149 UMA GOYAL SHANTI KUNJ, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN 09928844415 [email protected]

150 UMESH SHARMA 101,WONDER EXCELLENCY, MANU MARG, ALWAR, RAJASTHAN -301001


151 V.K AGGARWAL 237, SCHEME 8 , ALWAR, RAJASTHAN - 301001

0144 2346033-38

[email protected]

152 VISHNU.K. SUREKHA

602, CHIRANJEEV TOWER,NEHRU PLACE, NEW DELHI

09312211852 , 011 26221934, 011 26414057

[email protected]

We need the support of empathetic, public spirited individuals/ institutions to sustain our current activities and to expand the scope of our dreams. You can provide your time, your clinical expertise, IT, teaching and other professional skills to strengthen our work and further enrich it. Personal/ institutional donations to nurture our projects will be greatly valued.

All donations made in India are eligible to Income Tax benefits under the provisions of Section 80 G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

We also welcome overseas contributions and are duly registered under Foreign Contribution Regulatory Act (FCRA).


8. HOW CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE?

9. HOW TO CONTACT US?

Axis Bank Ltd. is the authorised banker of SAPNA. New Delhi:

Shop 2A & 2B, Khan Market, New Delhi -110003

Domestic Account No.:120010100574525; IFSC No.UTIB0000120, Swift Code:- CHASUS33

FCRA Account No.:120010100817264; IFSC No.UTIB0000120, Swift Code:- CHASUS33

Alwar:

1, Jai Complex, Road No 2, Alwar-301001

Account No: 910010023090252; IFSC No. UTIB0000401

Delhi Address

Pocket D-8, Flat No. 8086, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070

Helpline: Coordinator Delhi Operations: +919968264309 (Ms. Asha),

Safdarjung Hospital Dharamshala: +919910733070 (Rafique)

Rajgarjea Vishram Sadan:+919968802040 (Sundarlal)

Trauma Centre, AIIMS: +919899480453 (Sunil)

Alwar Address

Vijay Mandir, P.O. Vijay Mandir, Behror Road, Alwar (Rajasthan)

Helpline: Vijay Mandir: 0144 2767168, +919928269641(Chandan)

Venu Vision Centre: 0144 2767033 (Mobin)

Mahila Salah Evam Suraksha Kendra: 0144 2702565 (Rashmi/Sarita)

Email: [email protected] Website: www.sapnaindia.org

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