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ANNUAL REPORT

2015 -16

Global Cancer Concern lndia“Striving Nationwide for Cause and Care of Cancer Patients”

JOINING HANDS TOGETHER IN THE BATTLE AGAINST CANCER

ANNUAL REPORT/ 2015-2016

“Destiny is not the matter of chance, it is a matter of choice, it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved”, says

thShakespeare. This year we entered 18 year of our operation. It is a matter of great pride and immense satisfaction that we have been true to the goal of cancer care management which we decided resolutely 18 years back. The review of organisational performance in the year indicates that we progressed well on all fronts. The income of the organisation grew by about twenty two percent, our program horizon broadened, visibility increased greatly, relationship with corporate sector for program partnership deepened and new initiatives were taken. To keep pace with the changing time, some strategic management decisions were made. J. Krishnamurti, one of the greatest thinkers in the world says “If you respond to a challenge according to the old conditioning, your response will not enable you to understand the new challenge”. We made necessary changes in our operational methodology for better performance. The country today is faced with a big burden of cancer care. I admire all members of GCCI team who worked whole heartedly in unison towards realisation of the goal of the organisation. Nikos Kazantzakis a giant of modern Greek literature says “In order to succeed, we must first believe that we can” I am quite sure that GCCI team will work with greater buoyancy in the years to come to reduce the cancer burden of the country.

Message from President

Inderjit K. PannuPresident

A Sanskrit chant from Brihadaranyaka Upanishad :

Þrel¨ ek T;¨frxZe;ß (Tamaso Ma Jyotir Gamaya)

reflects human urge to go from darkness to light. We at Global Cancer Concern India right from inception, have been very passionately making efforts to take the people from realm of ignorance to the world of awareness about cancer in the fight against this deadly disease through our multi- pronged work.

The review of the organisation's progress in the year 2015-16 fills us with a high degree of satisfaction as there has been a good progress in different areas of our work. The number of beneficiaries under various programmes; Awareness and Education, Cancer-Screening, Primary Health. Palliative Care, Child Sponsorship, Vocational

Training showed good growth. The organisation responded to disaster situation in Chennai through a Health Care Programme. We were greatly encouraged by the distinguished presence of Union Ministers in our events. The Biography of the Founder Maj Gen R S Pannu was released in a function at India International Centre which was graced by Shri Rao Inderjeet Singh, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Planning & Union Minister of State for Defence and attended by prominent people from different walks of life. Dr Harsh Vardhan - Hon'ble Union Minister for Science & Technology and Earth Sciences released the first issue of GCCI's Research & Development Journal sponsored by RITES in a function held at Anusandhan Bhawan, Ministry of Science & Technology, New Delhi. We established new linkages with a number of prominent companies for mobilizing CSR support. We successfully completed Cancer Screening Program in five states with the CSR support of Union Bank Social Foundation. Our CSR Project, 'Mobile Primary and Cancer Care Program' supported by Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd won ESOPS Award of Mahindra & Mahindra for excellence in programme designing and implementation. World Cancer Day and World No Tobacco Day were observed at national scale by organising a variety of activities by GCCI teams based in different states.

Our efforts to strengthen the financial sinews met with great degree of success as the Resource Mobilization figures went up by about twenty two percent.

William Wordsworth, a great English poet says,

“The world is too much with us; late and soon, Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers; Little we see in Nature that is ours”;

'Nature' is benevolent in gifting. Our donors see in 'Nature' as they expressed a higher degree of faith in our work in this year.

The burgeoning number of cancer patients in the country is posing a great challenge. We will exploit our full potential to fight this deadly disease as William Shakespeare rightly says, “We know what we are, but not what we may be”

Message from CEO

Dr. Harvinder Singh BakshiChief Executive Officer

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“There is no cause half so sacred as the cause of people. There is no idea so uplifting as the idea of service to the society.”

- Woodrow Wilson

GCCI has an unflinching belief in the above words. Right from its inception in 1998, it has been working inexorably with a missionary zeal to make difference in the life of people specially the disadvantaged suffering the affliction by the cancer. Today GCCI is regarded as one of the paladins of cancer care management in the country.

Our Programmes:

The programme spectrum of GCCI includes the following:

1. Child Educational Sponsorship Programme2. Preventive Programme - Cancer Screening/Awareness3. Vocational Training Programme4. Palliative Care/Home Care Programme5. Financial Assistance Programme6. Primary Health Care and Cancer Screening Centres

1. Child Educational Sponsorship Programme

Child Education Sponsorship programme helps needy and deprived children from cancer afflicted families to continue their education despite economic hardship. GCCI works in collaboration with cancer hospitals and educational institutions all over India. We prepare the case histories and gauge the educational needs of children from families where the bread earner has died due to cancer. We try to keep the children of the financially hard-pressed suffering families in school – so that they don't suffer lifelong illiteracy as a result of cancer. In this programme, sponsorship is given to those children who come from the cancer afflicted families. This monthly scholarship enables a child to complete his/her education without any hindrance up to XII std. GCCI mitigates the financial burden by paying the fee either directly to the school, child or to one of the parents by cheque.

Periodic monitoring is done by obtaining the records pertaining to the child's performance. Special preference is given to girl child and those children who come from economically weaker section.

Children from the cancer afflicted and below poverty line can avail this facility. And we provide this scholarship from class I to class XII. One child from one family can avail this opportunity. In the year 2015-16 the beneficiaries under this programme reached the figure of 402.

2. Preventive Programme - Cancer Screening/ Awareness

Cancer Screening Camps

Under the preventive programme, GCCI has been carrying out two major activities – Cancer Screening and Cancer Awareness Programme. For the last 18 years, GCCI has been organizing cancer screening camps and carrying out extensive awareness programmes through the teams based at various locations in the country. Each team has a panel of specialized doctors & trained nurses who use patient friendly, non – invasive screening mechanism that would be effective enough to discover cancer or early symptoms leading to diagnosis of cancer.


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Glimpses of Programmes

The mother of a child receiving cheques under Educational Sponsorship Programme at GCCI's Office


The aim of these camps is to identify the cases at an early stage so that effective treatment is made available. Free pathological lab facilities are extended and medicines are distributed free of cost among the people as per the need. People who require X-rays, Mammograms, Ultrasound etc are taken to screening centre for screening. All these facilities are provided with the nominal cost to the patients. GCCI organizes free cancer screening camps in villages, slum areas, RWA Community Centres, Senior Citizen Association Centres and Institutions.

Bihar - Patna

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rdUnion Bank Social foundation supported Cancer Screening Camps in Dhiga and Manipura on 3 June, 2015

thCancer Screening Camp held at Faridabad, Haryana on 10 May, 2015.

Faridabad- Haryana

Bhopal - Madhya Pradesh

A Camp supported by BHEL for needy people was organized thby GCCI on 16 Sept., 2015 at Nagar Palika Ward

Karyalaya, Annanagar, Bhopal. 181 people were screened and 48 pathological tests were conducted.

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Chennai - Tamilnadu

A special Primary Health Care camp under the Project Medical Relief & Rehabilitation Programme for Flood Victims was organized on the outskirts of Chennai at Dadangkuppam, Villiwakkam.

Union Bank Social Foundation supported Primary Health Care stand Cancer Screening Camp by GCCI was organized on 1 Nov.,

2015 at Vishwodaya High School, Krishnayyna Doddi, Kanakpura, Bengaluru. Total 147 persons were screened and 67 pathological tests were conducted.

A Cancer Screening Camp was organised at Jagatpura in Ludhiana, Punjab on 7th Nov., 2015. 143 persons attended the camp.

Ludhiana - PunjabBengaluru - Karnataka

A Cancer Screening Camp targeting the poor and needy people was organized on 11th Sept., 2015 at Sant Guru Ravi Dass Mandir, Village Hauz Rani, Delhi. Total 95 people were screened and 25 pathological tests were conducted.

A free Cancer Detection Camp & Awareness Programme was organised on 19th Nov., 2015 by GCCI at Sree Narayana Public School, Konni, Kerala. 98 persons were screened. SH. ADOOR PRAKASH—HON'BLE MINISTER FOR REVENUE & COIR, KERALA inaugurated the camp.

Kottayam - KeralaHauz Rani - New Delhi


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Mumbai - Maharashtra

A Cancer Screening Camp was organized for Staff & workers of Aries Agro Limited, Deonar, Mumbai on 30th Nov., 2015

The camp was attended by 69 staff members, Blood Samples of 58 Staff members were taken for CBC/Blood Sugar Test.

Bengaluru - Karnataka

A special cancer screening camp was organized at Good Shepherd Convent Church at Ulsoor in

rdBengaluru on 23 Aug., 2015. 63 patients (21 males and 42 females) were screened during the camp.

Mohali - Punjab

A special cancer screening camp was organized at Gobindgarh in Mohali on

nd22 Jan., 2016. 36 patients were screened during the camp


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Ludhiana - Punjab

thA joint screening camp was organized in the local dharamshala on 24 Feb., 2016 with the prominent villagers of Dhatt village. Dr Vinay Garg and Dr Daman Deep Aggarwal gave a detailed lecture on Cancer, its symptoms and causes. Approx. 150 people attended this camp in which one suspected case of cancer was found and was referred to the hospital.

Awareness Programmes

For awareness, various materials like posters, leaflets, mailers, brochures etc. were developed and distributed among several people. The Camps / Lectures / Workshops / Seminars were organized at Schools, RWAs, Village Panchayats, Senior Citizens Associations, Companies and Urban Slums with the aim to spread awareness on cancer to maximum number of people.

Bhopal - Madhya Pradesh

Mumbai - Maharashtra

A Cancer Awareness Programme was organised at thCampion School, Bhouri Bairagarh, Bhopal on 28

Nov., 2015

A Cancer Awareness Programme was conducted by Mr. Umesh Naik, Joint Director GCCI Mumbai in

thTarapur Vidya Mandir, Palghar on 14 August, 2015. In his talk, Mr. Naik acquainted the students with cancer risk factors and harmful effects of cigarette smoking. One - hour talk was followed by question-answer session. Mr. Joan Rozario, Principal of the school appreciated the work of GCCI.


Accomplishment:and 45 suspected cases with cancer were referred to collaborated networked cancer centres/ hospitals where they can avail treatment at subsidised rates.

In the year under review, total no. of people screened were 16,448 through 127 camps

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Pune - MaharashtraPune - Maharashtra Jalandhar - PunjabJalandhar - Punjab

A Cancer Awareness Programme for Women was organized by Ms. Mamta Nath – General Manager, GCCI on 7th, 9th & 10th Oct., 2015 in association with Bharat Forge, Pune.

An Orientation Programme on Cancer for the students and teachers of Ryan International School, Jalandhar was

thconducted on 20 Nov., 2015. Mr. Sukhdeep Singh Gill - Sr. Dy Director – North Zone, GCCI speaking on the occasion.

Pathankot - Punjab

thA big Cancer Awareness rally was organised by GCCI's Pathankot team headed by Mr. Rajeev K Sharma, General Manager on 27 Nov., 2015. The students and teachers of Army School, Madhopur, Pathankot participated in the rally.

Faridabad - Haryana

The cancer screening camps were organized at Happy Senior School, Kirti Nagar and GBN School by NCR Team headed by Mr. Mohd. Aslam, Sr. GM. Mr. Ganesh Bhatt – Dy. Director, Programme (standing near the banner) was also present on the occasion


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Accomplishment:

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treatment to the community at different locations resulting in participation of 43,99,500 persons.GCCI carried out 391 programmes for creating awareness about cancer, its prevention, early diagnosis and

Kharar - Punjab

thChandigarh region of Global Cancer Concern India (GCCI) organized a rural cancer awareness programme on 4 July, 2015 at village Pannua, near Kharar, distt Mohali

Rural Awareness Programme

3. Vocational Training Programme

Vocational Training Programme

Cancer is a large group of almost 100 diseases. Its main characteristics are uncontrollable growth of the cells in the human body which can develop anywhere and can spread to other parts of our body. It is not deadly only; but expensive and exhaustive too. Those patients who come from outside metros or urban areas for treatment, have no jobs and no other source of income, feel stressed and demoralized, and yet, the cancer patients need to be kept busy and sometimes earning also to run their household. Through vocational rehabilitation programme, the cancer patients and their dependents were restored into the mainstream of life by making them competent, secured, enthusiastic, self assured and self sufficient.

Accomplishment:

l 67 persons belonging to the families of cancer patients were provided vocational training.


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Palliative care is comfort care given to a patient who has a serious or life-threatening disease, such as cancer, from the time of diagnosis and throughout the course of illness. It is usually provided by a specialist who works with a team of other health care professionals, such as doctors, nurses, registered dieticians, pharmacists, and social workers.

4. Palliative Care/ Home Care Programme

GCCI's Palliative Care Programme for cancer patients is inspired by the above lines.

Palliative Care Programme at Gujarat Research Medical Institute, Ahmedabad. An agreement between Gujarat Research & Medical Institute and GCCI was signed according to which the institute would run a programme of free distribution of oral medicines supported by GCCI under its Palliative Care Programme for the disadvantaged people

Palliative care is different from hospice care. Although they share the same principles of comfort and support, palliative care begins at diagnosis and continues during cancer treatment and beyond. It addresses the emotional, physical, practical, and spiritual issues of cancer. Family members may also receive palliative care. Research shows that palliative care improves the quality of life of patients and family members, as well as the physical and emotional symptoms of cancer and its treatment.

Research shows that palliative care and its many components are beneficial to patients and family health and well-being. A number of studies in recent years have shown that patients who have their symptoms controlled and are able to communicate their emotional needs have a better experience with their medical care. Their quality of life and physical symptoms improve. Furthermore, patients who have serious illnesses and receive palliative care consultations have lower hospital costs than those who don't. These consultations help determine treatment priorities and, therefore, help patients avoid unnecessary tests and procedures.

In India 70% of the cases are detected to be afflicted with cancer when they are already in III or IV stage and are going through agonizing pain. This scenario shows the need for a mechanism, which can provide relief from pain, to the large population of cancer patients. GCCI has been providing home based palliative care since 2006. A team comprising a doctor, trained nurse and counsellor visits the patients at their homes to provide pain relief, medication and counselling including training to care givers for better handling of patients. Palliative treatment; which is not curative, still gives moral support to the patient and extends life for notable period of time and restores quality of life. In the last few years GCCI has managed to run 7 mobile palliative care teams, two in Delhi – NCR and five in other parts of country.

Accomplishment:l 2868 people got served through Palliative Home Care by making 8604 visits


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5. Limited Financial Assistance Programme

Limited Financial help is given to the poor cancer patients to help them during their hour of need. Cancer thrusts heavy expenses on both – the patient and their family. Most of the time, families do not have their medical insurances. Education is no doubt one of the strongest weapons to vanquish cancer and development of cancer free society. The bread earner and other family members get completely exhausted – physically, mentally and financially while going through the long and painful treatment procedure. The aim of GCCI's Limited Financial Assistance Programme is to lessen the stress of grief stricken families.

School Principal giving the cheque for cancer afflicted family

Mr. Sukhdeep Singh Gill – Sr. Dy. Director, North Zone of GCCI (second from left) handing over cheque on account of Limited Financial Assistance for cancer afflicted family. He is flanked by Mr. Sukhdev Singh– Sr. Manager, Punjab of GCCI (first from left).

A cancer patient receiving cheque under limited financial assistance programme

Accomplishment:

l 53 cancer patients were given one time financial assistance.

l The amount given under this Programme during the period 2015-16 to the needy 53 cancer patients was Rs.5,50,000/-.

6. Primary Health & Cancer Screening Centres

The primary health care of people today is an area of major concern as population out-matches present health care facilities of the Government.

GCCI is running two Primary Health and Cancer Screening Centres- one at Kishangarh, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi and the other is at Rosewood, Sec. 49, Gurgaon in Haryana for providing healthcare with the focus on the disadvantaged section of the society.


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Some Glimpses of the Centre at Kishangarh – New Delhi



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Primary Health and Cancer Screening Centre at Sec 49, Gurgaon - Haryana

Some Glimpses of the Centre at Rosewood, Sector -49, Gurgaon, Haryana

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Centre at Rosewoo

Accomplishment :71,160 persons were provided health

care in Kishangarh Centre & Gurgaon Centre.

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Some Important HappeningsRelease of Biography of Maj Gen R S Pannu – Founder and Trustee

The biography of Maj Gen R S Pannu – Founder, Trustee of GCCI was released by Sh. Rao Inderjeet Singh, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Planning (Independent Charge) and Minister of State for Defence at India

thInternational Center, New Delhi on 16 May, 2015.

Sh. Rao Inderjeet Singh, Hon'ble Minister with Mrs Inderjit K Pannu, P re s i d e n t o f G C C I displaying the Biography of Maj Gen R S Pannu. They are flanked by (from L to R) Mrs Divjot Kohli, GB Member, GCCI, Maj Gen B C Khanduri, Former Union Minister & Former CM, Uttrakhand and Mr S K Luthra, E x e c u t i v e D i r e c t o r, RITES Limited.

Mrs Inderjit K Pannu, President of GCCI and Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO escorting Sh. Rao Inderjeet Singh, Hon'ble Minister.

Mrs Inderjit K Pannu, President GCCI with Sh Rao Inderjeet Singh, Hon'ble Minister.

Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO of GCCI discussing the work of GCCI with Sh. Rao Inderjeet Singh, Hon'ble Minister


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Advocacy for the Cause

Senior Citizen Forum, Faridabad organized a grand scale function on its foundation day in Kashmir

thBhawan, Sec. – 37, Faridabad on 19 Sept., 2015 in which Shri Krishanpal Gurjar, Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment was the Chief Guest and Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi – CEO was the guest of honor. The programme was attended by prominent people from different walks of life, govt. officers and a large number of senior citizens. Speaking on this occasion, CEO highlighted the multi faceted cancer care work of GCCI, the problems of disadvantaged cancer afflicted people and the need for better cancer care in the country.

Sh. Krishan Pal Gurjar – Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Social Justice & Empowerment (centre) and Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi – CEO (extreme right)

Tobacco Control – Awareness-Cum-Sensitisation Workshop for the Police Personnel at Chandigarh

thGCCI organised a workshop for the Chandigarh Police Personnel on 4 August, 2015 at the Recruitment and Training Centre, Police Lines, Chandigarh, in association with Tobacco Control Cell of Chandigarh Administration. The workshop was designed to increase awareness about the negative health impact of tobacco, and increase sensitivity to enforcement of COTPA (Cigarette & Other Tobacco Products Act). Apart from public awareness, the Police personnel can play a vital part in enforcing the provisions of tobacco control law (COTPA) and achieving the goal of making public places smoke free. Experts from the Deptt of Social and Preventive Health, PGI, Tobacco Control Cell-Punjab and Tobacco Control Cell, Chandigarh dealt with the subject.

Mahindra & Mahindra ESOPS AWARD

Mobile Primary and Cancer Care Project of Global Cancer Concern India (GCCI), being run at Mohali in Punjab with the support of Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. Swaraj Division won the ESOPS award out of 37 CSR Projects supported by Mahindra Group. ESOPS (Employees Social Options) award is an internal award which is given to the best project among the CSR projects of the companies of Mahindra & Mahindra group. The award was presented to Swaraj Division at

thMumbai on 12 August, 2015 by the Jury Members.


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Observation of World Cancer Day- 4th Feb, 2016

GCCI which is working nationwide for the cause and care of disadvantaged cancer patients, organised Cancer Awareness Programme for the Senior Citizens- on a national scale with the support of HelpAge India on WORLD

thCANCER DAY – 4 FEBRUARY, 2016.

Through this event, GCCI intended to spread awareness about cancer scenario in the country and the monumental challenge of cancer care burden which India is facing.

Senior Citizens were made aware of cancer, its symptoms, various risk factors, ways to prevent cancer etc. Generally, elderly people needed to be more careful as the incidence of cancer had been found more among elderly in comparison with other age segments.

1. New Delhi

An Awareness Programme on Cancer for the Senior Citizens was organized at India International Centre, New Delhi in which Mr Prasahnt Saxena, advisor to Hon'ble Health Minister of Delhi, Shri Satyender Jain, was the Chief Guest. Speaking on the occasion, he emphasised the need of creating awareness leading to early detection of cancer which could reduce the incidence of this dreadful disease.Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi CEO of GCCI in his keynote address aquainted the audience with the cancer scene in India, multifacated cancer-care work being carried by GCCI and its futuristic plans.

Seen in the picture (L-R) Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi, Mr Prashant Saxena, Brig. B.V. Ahuja and Dr. P K Dash

Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi—CEO of GCCI addressing the audience .

2. Ahmedabad Programme was conducted by Mr Rajesh Hirvaniya, Sr GM – Ahmedabad, at the center of Prajapita Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, at India Colony, Ahmedabad.

Dr M I Laxmidhar (M.S. Orthology) is seen here in the picture giving the awareness talk to 270 followers

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3. Bhopal

Ms. Sanskriti Khare —

An Awareness Programme specially for Senior Citizens was organized by Mr. Ashu Chandra Punetha, Sr Manager and Ms Veena Sahu — Sr Executive, Bhopal, at Day Care Center. Dr. Shyam Agrawal (Cancer Specialist) and Dr. H. H. Richariya (General Physician) gave the speech about cancer. In all, 67 senior citizens attended this awareness talk.

State Head of HelpAge India, Bhopal was present on this occasion.

4. Bengaluru

An Awareness Programme was conducted for Senior Citizens at Suchithra Studio, Nani Angala, Banashankari. 53 senior citizens attended the programme. This awareness talk was given by Dr. Nalini Rao from HCG Hospital, Bengaluru.

5. Kathua

An Awareness Programme on cancer as well as health check-up camp was conducted at Old Age Home, Kathua. On this occasion, Dr Uttam, Dr Chetan Sharma and Dr Virender Trisal (Deputed by the CMO, Dr Basant Sharma) addressed the senior citizens with the aim of sensitizing a population which is at greater risks because of low immunity and conducted medical check-up. The three doctors answered the various queries raised by the elderly people. In all 45 persons attended the programme.

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6. Chandigarh

A Cancer Awareness Programme was conducted at village Balongi - near Chandigarh (Mohali) for Senior Citizens. Dr C K Pradhan addressed the audience. 87 persons attended the programme.

7. Kottayam

A Cancer Awareness Programme was organized by Ms Manju Sujith - Sr GM, at A R Camp in which Police Personnel from 34 stations in Kottayam District participated. Sh. Gokula Chandra (IAS), inaugurated the Programme and released GCCI's poster to create awareness about Cancer. ASP Shri Karikeya and Dr Suresh Kumar gave awareness speech to police officers. 69 persons attended the programme.

8. Kolkata

A Cancer Awareness Programme & Interactive session was organized with the Senior Citizens at Kalyan Ashram, Chetla, Kolkata. Speaker Dr. Priyanka Priyadarshini displayed slides depicting causes, symptoms & various ways to prevent cancer. There was also an interactive session with the audience. 35 persons attended this programme.

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9. Ludhiana

A special evening session was conducted at Sr Citizens Forum, BRS Nagar, Ludhiana. Mr. Sukhdeep Gill—Sr Dy Director, GCCI and Dr Vipin Garg spoke on the importance of World Cancer Day. He highlighted the history of the origin of the Day (Feb 4) as well as the importance of this year's theme. We Can I Can. 57 persons attended the programme.

10. Pune

An Awareness Programme on Cancer for senior citizens was organized. Around 48 persons attended this Awareness Programme. Dr Shalaja Munshi gave the awareness talk to the participants. Ms. Mamta Nath – General Manager and Mr Kiran Gangadhar Mahankaley — Asstt. Manager are seen giving the awareness speech

11. Chennai

A Cancer Orientation Programme was conducted with the support of HelpAge India for senior citizens. Dr Joseph Dominic of Kamakshi Memorial Hospital addressed the gathering on Cancer – symptoms and causes with power point presentation. In total 37 persons attended the programme. Later on, he patiently answered the questions of the audience. Mr Dinesh Martin - Sr Dy Director, also addressed the audience.

12. Mumbai

A Cancer Awareness Camp was organized at Borivili (W) for Gorai Citizens Club (a group of senior citizens) by Mr Umesh Naik - Jt Director and Dr Manisha Nainakwal – GM (SEP) on the occasion of World Cancer Day. Dr Amruta Prabhu gave the awareness speech to the participants. Approximately 42 members of Gorai Club attended the camp.

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Resource MobilizationThe Resource Mobilization Department (RMD) in GCCI is responsible for raising the funds needed to effectively address the cause.

GCCI relies exclusively on voluntary contributions from Schools, Individuals, Institutions and Corporate Houses both Private sector and Government sector. The Resource Mobilization Department strives to secure financial commitments from donors to ensure the funds needed for the implementation of its wide spectrum of cancer care programmes.

Schools

During the review period, the schools contributed in a big way by raising resources for the cause by participating in GCCI's School Education Programme.

S.N. School Name City

1 Smt Jamnabai Narsee High School Mumbai2 Sacred Heart Convent Sr Sec School Ludhiana3 Tarapur Vidya Mandir And Jr College Palghar 4 Saifee Golden Jubilee English Public Kolkata

School5 Little Flower School Jamshedpur 6 Sinhgad Spring Dale High School Pune7 Sinhgad City School (primary Wing) Pune8 Sardar Patel Edu Institute Ahmedabad9 M K V V I Primary & Secondary Mumbai

School10 Sree Narayana Public School Pathanamthitta 11 I D A Scudder School Vellore12 The Indiranagar Cambridge School Bangalore13 Rawal Mt School Ballabhgarh14 St Mary S Sr Sec School Pathankot 15 Marian Senior Secondary School Kottayam 16 Sacred Heart School Moga 17 Modern School Nagpur 18 St Mary A I Hr Sec School Chennai19 Sophia High School Bangalore20 Shri Madhavrao Bhagwat High Mumbai

School (English Medium)21 Lake Montford School Bangalore22 A M G Public School Pathnamthitta 23 Sacred Heart Sr Sec School Dalhousie24 Tagore Academy Jamshedpur 25 St Antony S Eng Hr Primary School Bangalore26 Zenith School Vadodara 27 Bangalore Public School Bangalore28 St Thomas English Medium Pathanamthitta

High School29 Vivek Vidyalaya Mumbai30 Holy Spirit School Bangalore31 G B N School Faridabad 32 Delhi Public School South Bangalore33 Om Land Mark School Gandhinagar 34 St. Peter’s School Bhandara


35 Bhavan S A H Wadia High School Mumbai36 St Thomas Sr Sec School Ludhiana 37 Patel Public School Bangalore38 St John S High School Bangalore39 St Antony S Girls High School Bangalore40 D A V Public School Faridabad41 Vivekanand English Medium School Mumbai42 Sree Narayana Central School Alappuzha 43 Sant Nirankari Public School Faridabad44 Cosmos High School Mumbai

(English Medium)45 Mata Sahib Kaur Pub School S A S Nagar

46 Shishu Niketan Public School Panchkula47 M K V V I Vidyalaya Mumbai48 School Of Scholars Nagpur 49 Lokmanya Vidyalaya Thane50 Kairali English School Kutch51 Campion School Bhopal 52 Goethals Memorial School Darjeeling 53 St Mary S High School Mangalore54 Army Public School Pathankot 55 Amrit Indo Canadian Academy Ludhiana56 Bhavan S Netaji Subhas Medinipur

Chandra Bose Vidyaniketan57 St Joseph Convent School Jammu 58 Nirmala Public School Kottayam 59 Marian Primary & Middle School Bangalore60 St Thomas Residential School Ramanagar61 Kendriya Vidyalaya Kathua 62 Andhra Education Society New Delhi

(Smt Durgabai Deshmukh Sr Sec School)63 Carmel High School Bangalore64 Army Public School Barrackpore65 Kendriya Vidyalaya, Nal Bangalore66 International Public School Bhopal67 Sri Manjunatha Swamy Bangalore

Vidyanikethan School68 St Agnes College (autonomous) Mangalore

List Of Prominent Schools For The F.Y. 2015-16

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69 Dhanalakshmi Higher Sec School Chennai70 Auxilium Girls Hr Sec School Chennai 71 Bhavan Vidyalaya Chandigarh72 Saraswati English Primary School Nagpur73 Govt Model Sr Sec School Chandigarh74 Nirmala English Higher Primary Bangalore

School75 Day Star School Manali76 Kendriya Vidyalaya Pinjore77 Little Fairy Public School New Delhi78 Sarvodaya National Public School Bangalore 79 D A V Public School Pune80 Satya Mat Hr Sec School Chennai81 Sau A K Joshi Eng Medium School Thane 82 St Antony S Convent School Samba83 Vidyamandir Marathi Medium Mumbai

School84 Gurukul Mount Public School Pathanamthitta

85 St Johns School Faridabad


86 Seva Ashram Vidyalaya Thane87 St Aloysius Eng Med School Mangalore88 Eastwood International School Ludhiana 89 Pooja Primary School Ahmedabad90 Assembly Of Angles Secondary Barrackpore

School91 Maharishi Vidya Mandir Bhopal 92 St Agnes High School Mangalore93 G G N Public School Ludhiana 94 Sawan Sr Sec School Pathankot95 Pawar Public School Pune96 Delhi Public School Gurdaspur 97 Bishop S School Ranchi 98 V P M S Vidyamandir, Marathi Mumbai

Primary Section99 Amar Jyothi English School Bengaluru 100 Shri J P Primary School Junagarh101 Excelsior Model School Kutch

Corporate Resource MobilizationMobilising CSR funds is stupendously challenging and as its success is inextricably linked to the factors like differing CSR priorities of the business houses, government policies, profile of the organisation, slow pace of proposal approval dynamics etc. A CSR cell which we established last year with the objective of researching the corporate CSR agenda of the companies and the institutions, up-scaling the degree of awareness about our cause and the work, synergizing the corporate need with our work and forging a long term relationship with the companies to garner CSR funds, made a significant progress towards the achievement of the set objectives. It very assiduously cultivated contacts with large number of prominent companies and funding organizations. Some of the highlights are as under:

ORACLE

In view of very high incidence of cancer in Bathinda (Punjab) and abysmally poor availability of facilities for prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the disease there, specially for the disadvantaged, we had discussion with ORACLE company based in USA on a proposal of Mobile Primary Health, Cancer-Screening and Palliative Care for 3 years. The discussion was fruitful and it was decided that we would embark upon the project in June 2016.

RITES Limited

RITES LIMITED (A major PSU) provided sponsorship for GCCI's new initiative Research & Development Journal. It was momentous occasion when Dr Harsh Vardhan Hon'ble Union Minister for Science & Technology and Earth Sciences released the Journal on

rd23 Dec., 2015 in a function held at Anusandhan Bhawan, Ministry of Science & Technology, New Delhi.

Ms Inderjit K Pannu, President, Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO, Ms. Anita Dhar Kaul , GGM CSR RITES Ltd., Ms. Ajeeta Singh, Sr. GM CSR, Ms. Neeru Sahota, Communication Manager, displaying the Journal


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Ms. Anita Dhar Kaul, GGM CSR - RITES Ltd. presenting bouquet to Dr. Harsh Vardhan

Dr Harsh Vardhan, Hon'ble Union Minister for Science & Technology with Ms Inderjit K Pannu, President GCCI and Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO having a glance at R&D Journal after the release.

Ms Inderjit K Pannu, President GCCI greeting Dr Harsh Vardhan, Hon'ble Union Minister for Science & Technology, Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO and Ms Neeru Sahota, Communication Manager are seen in the picture

Dr Harsh Vardhan, Hon'ble Union Minister for Science & Technology going through R & D Journal. Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO and Ms Ajeeta Singh, Sr GM – CSR are seen in the picture.


INDIAN OIL

Our proposal to establish one Computer Training Centre and one Tailoring Centre in conjunction with Don Bosco Navjeevan Society in Chandigarh and one Tailoring Centre in association with Bhai Ghanniya Ji care Service and Welfare Society, Mohali in Punjab to provide livelihood training to the members of cancer afflicted families / economically weak families was approved by Indian Oil - Chandigarh.

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UNION BANK SOCIAL FOUNDATION

Received grant as per the proposal approved last year for implementation of Cancer Awareness and Screening Programme in five states - Bihar, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka and West Bengal. The senior officers of Union Bank were invited to the camps which were organized in these states benefitting a large number of people.

A Massive Cancer Screening Camp with the Support of Union Bank Social Foundation

Justice K T Thomas (Former Judge Supreme Court of India), inaugurated a Union Bank Social Foundation thmassive cancer screening camp held by GCCI at St. Antony's Public School, Kanjirapally, Kottayam on 27 Sept.,

2015. Dr J Prameela Devi (Member of Women's Commission Kerala), Shri A Rajendran, Regional Manager, Union Bank of India, Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi – CEO and Mr. Ganesh Bhatt – Head DPM of GCCI and other dignitaries were also present on this occasion. In his keynote address, CEO said that the cancer perspective in Kerala was a matter of serious concern as every year about 50000 new cases were being reported. Ms Manju Sujith, Sr.GM, Kerala, coordinated the programme. In the camp, 856 persons were screened in a single day.

Justice K T Thomas inaugurating the programme by lighting the lamp. Dr J Prameela Devi (on the left of Justice Thomas), Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO (2nd from left), Shri A. Rajendran (3rd from left) are seen in the picture

MAHINDRA AND MAHINDRA LTD. SWARAJ DIVISION

With the CSR support received from Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. Swaraj Division, Mohali, Punjab, GCCI embarked upon Mobile Primary Health & Cancer Care Project for 3 years, in accordance with the agreement signed between Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd and GCCI. The project aims to provide the services of primary health care, cancer awareness, cancer screening and palliative care free of cost with focus on rural areas and poor urban localities.

The COO of Mahindra Swaraj, Mr. Harish Chavan (left) presented token key to Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi (right) - CEO

Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi , CEO of GCCI (second from right) and Mr. Parmod Lamba, Vice President of Mahindra Swaraj (extreme right) with the staff members of GCCI and Mahindra Swaraj on the occasion of project launch at Mahindra Swaraj plant at Mohali


Sitting with Justice K.T. Thomas are Dr Prameela Devi (3rd from left), Mr A. Rajendran (2nd from left), Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi (2nd from right)

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HELPAGE INDIA

HelpAge India, the leading age care NGO in the country, provided grant for running Mobile Palliative Home Care unit for the poor cancer patients living in Ludhiana and surrounding villages in Punjab and also for organizing Nationwide Programme for Observation Of World Cancer Day.

thA high profile programme was organized at Government Circuit House in Ludhiana on 17 July, 2015 for re-launch of the Mobile Unit. Mr. Simranjit Singh Bains, MLA and a prominent social worker was the Chief Guest. Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi CEO of GCCI shared dias with him. Prominent among the others who attended the programme were five Municipal Councilors, the representatives of Satsang Shabha and important government officials. Mr. Ganesh Bhatt, Head of Programme Management, Mr. Sukhdev Singh, Manager and the members of Ludhiana Team of GCCI were present on this occasion. Mr Simranjit Singh Bains, MLA and Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO, GCCI were interviewed by the media in the press conference which was attended by 4 TV channels and 6 news papers.

Mr Simranjit Singh Bains, MLA, flagging off the vehicle with Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi and other staff members

Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi , CEO addressing the audience, sitting next to him on the right is Mr. Simranjit Singh Bains , MLA

INDIAN RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (IRCON)

A CSR proposal of Cancer Screening camps for the women in poor localities/red light area in Kolkata was agreed in principle.

APOLLO TYRES

Apollo Tyres considered the proposal of Cancer Screening and Awareness Camps in Vazhoor Panchayat, Kottayam and agreed in principle to support.

BHEL

Mobile Palliative Care Programmes supported by BHEL at Delhi and Bhopal were successfully completed in September 2015.

OTHER CORPORATE LINKAGES

A large number of companies were contacted and sensitized after proper research on their CSR agenda and the budgets. The proposals were submitted and follow up work was done. As required, visits of CSR personnel to our projects were also arranged. Some important companies among these were – National Insurance Company, Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL), BPCL, Petronet LNG, ONGC, GAIL, Torrent Pharma, Container Corporation Of India, IDBI, IFFCO-TOKYO etc.


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Sr. No. Name Sr. No. Name

1 M/s Shanti Nanda Public Charitable Trust 56 M/s Sagar Grandhi Export Pvt Ltd2 M/s Indus Valley Partners (india) Pvt Ltd. 57 Ms Jayashree Tampi R3 Dr. Raghavan Srinivasan 58 Mr V Harikesh4 Mr. Kumud Kanaiyalal Mehta 59 Ms Uma Krithivasan5 Mr. Prabhakar Sitaram Marathe 60 Mr Vamsi Krishna Ommini6 Mr. Bimal Tanna 61 Mr Sunil Ravindranath7 Mr Biren C Shah 62 Mr Prabhakaran T8 Mr Naresh H Thanawala 63 Mr. Yashwant Balakrishna Joshi9 Mr Joint Secretary To Governer 64 M/s Savi International10 M/s M M Forgings Limited 65 Mr Ramesh Kumar Sharma11 Mr. Philip Eapen 66 Mr Harinari S Jasubhai12 M/s Summit Online Trade Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 67 Mr Balaji Jayapal13 Ms Geetha N Swamy 68 Mr. Jagdish Mulchandani14 M/s Prem Shanti Memorial Trust 69 Mr Neville M Contractor15 Late Shri Om Prakash Gupta 70 Mr. Shrikant Vishwanath Wagle16 Mr Sudarshan Kumar 71 Mrs. Myra Shroff17 Ms Tamil Selvi 72 M/s Dia Centre18 M/s Maintec Technologies Pvt Ltd 73 Mr Arthur Dsa19 Mrs. Hoor Vijay Devnani 74 Ms. Rita Saksena20 Mr. N Balaraman 75 Mr. R K P Shankardass21 Mr Hasmukh Buch 76 Mr Surinder Kumar22 Ms Vahbeez D Bhavnagri 77 M/s Rites Ltd23 Dr P S Pant 78 M/s Sulaiman Alim Charitable Trust24 Mr Arvind Venkataraman 79 Mr. Rash Behari Ghose25 Mr. Cherian K Cherian 80 Mr. R Vaidyanathan26 Mr. T Krishna Ayyar 81 M/s R V Foundation27 Mr H G Rama Krishna 82 Mr Nikunjana28 M/s Creative Collections (p) Ltd. 83 M/s Singhvi Charitable Trust29 Ms. Nandini Chawla 84 Mr. Jagdish Shah30 Mr. Prabhakara H R 85 M/s Dalmia Continental Pvt. Ltd.31 M/s Sitaram Jindal Foundation 86 Mr Syed Mohammed32 Wg Cdr V S Chandra (retd.) 87 Mr Guru Vachan Dass33 Mr Bal Govind Jaswal 88 Mr. Mahesh Shrichand Roopchandani34 Ms Jasmine Andrew 89 Mr. S D Joshi I.A.S. 35 Ms Geetha N Swamy 90 Mr Burjor S Bhrucha36 Mr Sijo George 91 Mr Zaver H Patel37 Mr Jacor Lily 92 Mr Homi S Patel38 Mr U Karthik 93 Ms Jayanthi Mohan39 Mr Raghavendra K 94 Ms Jayanthi Mohan40 Mr Sri Krishnaswamy Kalyana Mandapam 95 M/s Samir Shipping Services41 Mr Kanthimathi Kalyana Mandapam 96 M/s Ansys Software Pvt. Ltd42 Ms K Kanihimathi 97 Ms. Vijaya Nagaraj Rao43 M/s Taufiq Manpower Consultants P Ltd 98 Smt Rita Kaul44 Mr G Radhakrishnan 99 Dr. Suhas V Prabhu45 Mr C Chanakya 100 Mr. L B Dsouza46 Ms T Mrinalini Sekhar 101 Lt. Col Dr. Sharmila Correya47 M/s Kingsway Consultants 102 Mr. G S Chambial IAS (retd.)48 Mr Baljeet Singh 103 Mr. Atul Kumar Sood49 M/s Umesh Seth & Sons (huf) 104 Maj Gen K K Tewari (retd.)50 Mr. Siddhartha Mitra 105 Prof. M Ramakrishna51 M/s Jaswant Singh Kohli & Sons 106 Mr. Venkatachari Krishnan ( Huf)52 Ms Indira Shantakumar 107 Mrs. Marjorie Martis53 Mr Dorairaj T V 108 Mr. Wasudeo Gopal Nafde54 Mr. Vimal Kumar Sanwalka 109 M/s State Bank Of Patiala

Individual donors have been partnering with GCCI by lending their humane support for the justifiability of the projects. GCCI salutes the spirit of such valuable individuals who have gone an extra mile to bring about the change

Magnanimous Donors


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Partners & Collaboratersl Indian Red Cross Society l Don Bosco Navjeevan Society

Punjab State Branch, Sector-24, BPunjab Red Cross Bhawan, Chandigarh – 160 023Sector – 16A, Madhya MargChandigarh – 160 016

l Bhai Ghanaiya Ji Care Service & Welfare Society

l Karunashraya Bangalore VPO Ranbirpura,Hospice Trust Bhakhra Enclave, PatialaOld Airport Varthur Main Road,Kundalahalli Gate

l Snehaanchal Palliative Care Marathahalli, Bengaluru – 560 037

CentreBehind TB Ward of Govt. Medical College,

l Cancer Institute (W.I.A) Old Imamwada Police Station Building,Regional Institute for Cancer Indra Nagar, Jat Tirodi, Imamwada, Ajni,Research and Treatment, Adyar, Nagpur – 440 003Chennai – 600 020

l Rajasthan Group Of Hospitalsl Tata Memorial Centre Pain Clinic,

Dr. Ernest Borges Marg, Parel Rajasthan Hospitals,Mumbai – 400 012 GRMI

Ahmedabad – 380 004

l Manav Vikas SamitiCatholic Church,Sector – 19A,Chandigarh


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Utilisation of Funds on Programmes Under 35AC Financial Year 2015-16

(Rs. in Lacs)


Programmescovered under

35AC

Programmescovered under

80 G

Fund RaisingExpenses

PublicityExpenses

AdministrativeExpenses

50.00

100.00

350.00

450.00

400.00

300.00

250.00

200.00

150.00

381.22

71.34

93.79

2.85

55.90

Programmes covered under 35AC

Programmes covered under 80 G

Fund Raising Expenses

Publicity Expenses

Administrative Expenses

605.10 63% 11.79% 15.5% 0.47% 9.24%

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Letters from Beneficiaries

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Various Accreditions

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1. Global Cancer Concern India 9. Global Cancer Concern India. 20, Shakti Kunj Society, Nr Manpasand 5708, Ground Floor, Duplex, Diamond center, Nr Samjuba hospital, Modern Complex, Manimajra,

Bapunagar, Ahmedabad; 380024 Chandigarh – 160101Mob :-09879496106 Tel. 0172-4800738

2. Global Cancer Concern India 10.N/127, Ramkrushna ApartmentNear Headgewar Smarak ReshimbagNagpur 440009Tel. – 0712 – 2751530

11. Global Cancer Concern India3. Global Cancer Concern India L-28, Ground Floor, Kalkaji

Old No. 71 New No. 175 New Delhi – 110019Singannachetty Street Ph:- 011-26477829Chindatripet, ChennaiTel: 044- 28520170 12. Global Cancer Concern India

16/1 Rajdanga Gold ParkKolkata-700107

4. Global Cancer Concern India Ph:- 033-400162879 A, Mumtaz Manzil, Professor colony, Bhopal- Pin 462002PH:- 0755-2660530 13.

5. Global Cancer Concern IndiaVengalil House, P.O. Kottamuri Changanacherry, Kottayam Distt. ,Kerala – 686105 14. Delhi DispensaryTel: 0481-2443275 Global Cancer Concern India

108/A-9, Saroha Bhavan, 6. Global Cancer Concern India Opp. Gaushala Main Gate,

A-404 Konark Orchid, Kishangarh Village, Vasant Kunj,Keshnand Road, New Delhi – 110070Wagholi, Ph:- 011-26894092Distt. Pune – 412207 (Maharashtra) Mob: 09881734517 15. Gurgaon Dispensary

Global Cancer Conern India7. Global Cancer Concern India Huda Dispensary, C-Block Room No 21, Saraswathi Bhavan Rosewood City,Sector-49, Gurgaon – 122002

Cross Ganjawala lane Ph:-0124-6459555Borivilli (w), Mumbai 400 092

16. Mr. Rajiv SharmaTel:- 022-28940307C/O Yashpal Karyana StoreOpp J.C.B showroom8. Global Cancer Concern India

th Saili Kullian, Pathankot-145001147/B, 39 Cross th Mob:-9876294624Jayanagar, 9 Block. Bangalore – 560069.

Ph. 080-65734657

Global Cancer Concern IndiaH. No. 10, Sant Fateh Singh Nagar, Dugri Road. Ludhiana – 141 002Ph-0161-4644031

Global Cancer Concern IndiaMCB, Z2, 04508, Street No. 8,Bhagu Road, Bathinda. Punjab – 151 001 Mob: - 09569550227

Regional Offices


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PatronsMrs Gursharan Kaur

Dr Vinay Bharat Ram

Trustees:

Mrs Inderjit K PannuPresident & Managing Trustee

Mrs Divjot Kohli – Treasurer

Mrs Padma Venkataraman

Mr Ravi Punde

Maj Gen Gurdip Singh, AVSM, SM (Retd)

Lt Gen PPS Bhandari, PVSM, AVSM (Retd)

Brig B V Ahuja, AVSM (Retd)

Chief Executive Officer:Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi

Hony Communication Advisor:Mr Alyque Padamsee(Padma Shri Awardee)

Medical Advisors:

Dr B K Mohanti

Dr K T Bhowmik

Dr Rajeev Agarwal

Dr Sapna Nangia

Dr Sunil Kumar Gupta

Settlor & Founder TrusteeLate Maj Gen R S Pannu

GLOBAL CANCER CONCERN INDIA“Striving Nationwide for Cause and Care of Cancer Patients”


Dear Friend,

Global Cancer Concern India (GCCI) is a registered trust which occupies a prominent place in the vanguard of cancer care NGOs in the country and has been working assiduously for the last 15 years for the wellbeing of the disadvantaged people afflicted with cancer. The Board of the Trust has people of distinction from different walks of life.

The programme spectrum of GCCI includes Health Education / Awareness about cancer, free Home Care Service to terminally ill poor cancer patients, Vocational Training to kith and kin of cancer victims, Provision of school fees under Child Sponsorship Programme to children of cancer victims and Primary Health Care Centers. Presently GCCI is working nationwide through 15 station offices.

Prominent among our implementing partners of various projects at the different locations are Cancer Institute Adyar (WIA)-Chennai, Cancer Centre Welfare Home & Research Institute- Kolkata, Bangalore Hospice Trust- Bangalore, Senior Citizens Forum-Bhopal and Tata Memorial Centre-Mumbai.

The Mobile Palliative Care Units for terminally ill poor cancer patients run by GCCI are at Delhi, Gurgaon, Bhopal, Ludhiana, Mumbai and Bangalore. The units operating at Delhi, Gurgaon, Bhopal and Ludhiana are being supported by prominent companies such as BHEL, GAIL, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd, Indian Oil etc. The Cancer Screening Centre and Primary Health Care Centre run by GCCI are located at Delhi and Gurgaon.

As most of our projects are supported by caring individuals like you, we urge you to stand by our efforts for eliminating the human sufferings by contributing generously in order to achieve the above objectives of GCCI. Your support will go a long way in bringing relief to the suffering of cancer patients and their families.

Thanking you,

With regards,

Mrs Inderjit K PannuPresident & Managing Trustee

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Address..........................................................................................................................................................

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PAN No...........................................Ph. No.................................................Mobile.......................................

Email........................................................................................Date of Birth (Optional.................................

I wish to donate to Global Cancer Concern India for the following Project(s) approved U/S 35 AC and 80GGA. (Valid for 100% Tax Exemption)

For Detection camp Rs...................(Cost per person Rs. 600/-)

To provide Vocational Training Rs ..........(Cost 3 months course Rs. 12000/- & 6 months course Rs. 23000/-)

To provide Pain Relief through Palliative Therapy Rs .................

(Cost Rs. 2500/- per month per patient) (Minimum 3 visits P.M.)

To provide Out Reach Cancer Care at the door step of terminally ill patients Rs ..............................(Cost Rs. 4500/- per patient per month) (Minimum 3 visita per month)

To sponsor education to a destitute child in school Rs.................(Cost Rs.700/- per child per month (Rs. 8,400/- for one year)

Rs.......................to be utilised by GCCI for the above projects.

Inscribe in favour of “Global Cancer Concern India”

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Electronic Transfer (NEFT/RTGS)Bank : ICICI Bank Branch DLF Phase-I, Gurgaon - 122002S/B Account : 017701002420 IFSC Code: ICIC0000177

Donate Online at www.globalcancer.orgGlobal Cancer Concern IndiaC-659, Sushant Lok, Phase - 1 Gurgaon 122009, HaryanaPhone : (0124) 2564473-75, Email : [email protected]

Donations to GCCI are 100% Tax exempt under section 35AC and 80 GGA of Income Tax Act 1961 upto 31st March, 2017

e would like to salute him for his immense contribution to society as the founder of Global Cancer Concern India W(GCCI) an NGO of Excellence working for the cause of

cancer. His dedication and hard work for this cause continue to inspire & encourage us to follow his footsteps and achieve more. It is not often that great men are born and one such was Maj Gen R S Pannu. His inspirational life and work – both as a distinguished officer of the Indian Army and later founder of Global Cancer Concern India was powered by his undaunted courage, generosity of spirit and compassion for others. His dynamic personality coupled with his concern for others made him a legendary figure in the field of social welfare.

Contrary to the saying that old soldiers never die, they fade away – this soldier neither died nor faded away as he will always live on through his legacy. He simply walks beside us unseen & unheard making his presence felt.

As members of the GCCI family, we pledge in our hearts that we will continue our crusade against cancer & bring solace to as many suffering people as possible.

Tribute to Maj Gen R S Pannu

C-659, Sushant Lok Phase -1, Gurgaon -122 009 (Haryana),

Ph. : 0124-2564473-74-75

Website : www.globalcancer.org, Facebook: www.facebook.com/GlobalCancer

The Government of India has recognized GCCI’s work by according donations made to it eligible for tax exemption.

Global Cancer Concern lndia“Striving Nationwide for Cause and Care of Cancer Patients”

OUR CRUSADE AGAINST CANCER CONTINUES…..

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