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ANNUAL REPORT – RRTC ANUGRAHA, DELHI (2014-15)

FIELD OUTREACH CENTRES OF REGIONAL RESOURCE &

TRAINING CENTRE ON AGEING, ANUGRAHA

FIELD

OUTREACH

CENTRES

Delhi Uttarakhand Haryana

B-33 Arya Nagar Apts. 91 I.P. Extn, Delhi-92 Ph- 011-22234969 www.anugrahaindia.net Email:[email protected]

B-37 2nd floor, Lane no. 15, Madhu Vihar, I.P. Extn., Delhi-92. Ph- 011-65651539 Email:[email protected]

Swabhiman Kendra, Cantonment Board , Dehradun. Ph- 0135-2752244 Email: [email protected]

Buddha Park, Raja Chowk, SGM Nagar, NIT-3, Faridabad.

Samman Kendra Topkhana Bazar Ambala Cantt. Ph- 0171-2630109

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ANUGRAHA

Regional Resource & Training Centre on Ageing

(Under aegis of Min. of SJE, GoI)

FY (2014-15)

1. Name of RRTC : Anugraha- RRTC

2. Address B-37, Lane no. 15, 2nd floor, Madhu Vihar, I.P. Extn. Delhi-92

3. Address of Contact Person Dr. Aabha Chaudhary (Chairperson) B-33, Arya Nagar Apts, 91, I.P. Extn. Delhi-92 Ph: 09868803299 / 011-65651539

4. Year of Establishment 2010

5. No. of Ministry-Aided NGOs covered under RRTCs :

21 (Annexure – V)

Training & Capacity Building / sensitization programmes

a) Total no. of training conducted during the year

62 (Training Programs & special events)

b) i.) Total no. of people trained ii) Profile

4372 Senior Citizens, Students, Govt. Officials, Youth, NGOs, RWAs, SCAs.

c) Total no. of personnel trained 2413

d) Theme, location & dates for conducting the programmes

Annexure- I

e) Outcome of training programme Annexure – II

6. Documentation & Media Activities (List of Databases maintained and updated by the RRTC)

(a+ b) Resource Person & Trainers Annexure- III

c) Grantee NGOs Annexure – V

d) Other Non Funded NGO Prem Dham, Dehradun


e) List of IEC material developed Annexure-IV

7. Monitoring of NGOs

a) Field visits conducted by RRTC during the year state wise

Haryana 15

Delhi 3

Uttrakhand 3

b) Name of NGOs/Centers visited

Annexure-V

8. Networking & Interface with State Departments Annexure-VI

Target Group -District social welfare officers, -Members maintenance tribunals, -State council on older persons, Govt. of NCT of Delhi -Delhi Police -Office bearers of Govt. of Uttarakhand -Officials from Depts. Of Health, Social welfare & Police. -State legal service authority - National Human Rights Commission -Officials from Govt. of Haryana - Dept. of Social Welfare, Govt. of Uttarakhand.

9. Any other information, please specify : A : Special events and initiatives organized by RRTC Anugraha in 2014-15

B : Sample monitoring Format of NGOs

C : Photo Glimpses & RRTC Anugraha in Press


I. Background:

Under the Grant in Aid scheme of Integrated Scheme of Older Persons, from year 2010

Ministry of Social justice & Empowerment, has set up India’s first RRTC –Ageing

through Anugraha in Delhi. RRTC Anugraha, Delhi is covering the States of

Haryana, Delhi and Uttarakhand. Its mandate is to carry out advocacy, awareness

generation, training of stakeholders, database generation, research and liaising

with the State Governments of the States assigned to it in the field of old age care.

Delhi

Haryana

Uttarakhand

Areas

Covered


II. About Anugraha:

Anugraha is a national voluntary organization, dedicated to the interests of older

persons. It is a leading collaborative agency with Min. of SJ&E and has organized

several national seminars, workshops and National consultative meets involving

hundreds of senior citizens, academicians, NGOs, and civil society persons, who have

benefited from these diversified programs.

Working for marginalized & rural communities, since year 2000, this national voluntary

organisation has largest database on rural elderly. It has organised several international,

national seminars, training programs & Consultations on issues impacting the aged.

Operational in five states of India, it has forged effective network with NGOs, medical

colleges, academic institutes, psychologists and care givers. Giving impetus to lifelong

learning and 2nd careers, Community Trainings in Computers for Senior Citizens have

been organized. Sensitization programmes on Promoting Micro Credit among Elderly,

Mega Cultural Events on “Celebrating Graceful Ageing”, walkathons and felicitation of

eminent elderly on International Day for Older Persons are innovative initiatives. Active

champion of Rights of the Elderly in India, Anugraha pioneered capacity building of

NGOs, Judicial & police officers, State Govt. officials & Human Rights Commissions.

Provided medical screening, Mobile Medical care, medicines to over 15000 patients,

6000 cataract surgeries through Multi specialty Medical Talk ons. Participation and

presentation made in about two -dozen National and International forums. Signed MOU

with Senior Citizens Council, Republic of Mauritius and led several social exchange

delegations of elderly. Anugraha has published two books titled “Active Ageing in the

New Millennium” & “Coping with Ageing: Emerging issues & Strategies in India & South

Asia”.

As member of State Council for older persons, Govt. of Delhi NCT, Anugraha formulated

the “State Policy on older persons”. In its Day Care & Recreation Center, supported by

Govt. of Delhi NCT Delhi, Anugraha is running e-learning and computer center, library,

counselling, spiritual & social support programs for senior citizens. Anugraha is a zonal

chairperson of Indian society for Universities of Third age (U3A). For the first time in

India, it mobilized corporate groups to include age care in their CSR initiatives. It has

worked with International Collaborators like UNESCAP, FAO, Southern Cross Care,

Australia & International Federation on Ageing, Canada. Anugraha is one of the member

in the Core Group on Elderly Persons constituted by NHRC.


RRTC Activities

Training & Capacity

building

Database

generation

Research on ageing

issues

Advocacy/

Awareness

generation

Monitoring/

Evaluation/ Liaising


Training & Capacity

Building


Annexure – I

Details of Training /Sensitization Programmes

A series of capacity building, sensitization and awareness generation programmes, that

covered various themes related to old age care were conducted by RRTC Anugraha,

Delhi in Uttarakhand, Delhi and Haryana. They received overwhelming response from

participants & stakeholders.

The details of the participants/ trainees in various programmes are as follows:

Title Number of

trainees

I. Total number of participants in NISD’s training

programmes

530

II. RRTC Regional workshop, Delhi 40

III. National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India”, Chandigarh

300

IV. IDOP 2014, Delhi 600

V. IDOP – Walkathon, 2014 Dehradun 500

VI. Trainees in Field outreach centre, Dehradun,

Uttarakhand

1023

VII. Trainees in Field outreach centre, Faridabad,

Haryana

68

VIII. Trainees in Field outreach centre, Delhi 212

IX. Trainees in Field outreach centre, Ambala,

Haryana

1099

TOTAL 4372


State – wise Beneficiaries trained

S. No Name of State No. of Beneficiaries covered

1. Delhi 892

2. Uttarakhand 1758

3. Haryana 1722

Total No. of Beneficiaries 4372


I. Location: RRTC Anugraha Field extension & outreach center,

Dehradun Uttarakhand

S.no Theme Date No. of Particip

ants

1. Talk on how to Reduce Memory loss in old age & Reduce Gap between Old &

26/04/2014

37

2. Lecture on “Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)” related problems in old age

09/05/2014

41

3. Study tour to Patanjali Yog Pith, Haridwar

18/05/2014

59

4. Awareness talk on Joints Pain & its Management

08/06/2014 63

5. Lecture on World elder abuse awareness day

15/05/2014 74

6. Lecture on Third Stage of Life

16/07/2014 55

7. Lecture on Healthy Aging & Yoga

13/08/2014 74

8. Talk and Consultation camp on Cardiology

07/09/2014 52

9. Talk & Consultation Camp on Nephrology

15/10/2014 48

10. Visit to IMA and Interaction with Army

Officers

19/11/2014 90

11. Talk and Consultation camp on “Eye Care in

Old Age”

17/12/2014 68

12. Talk and Consultation camp on “Dental Care in Old Age”

04/01/2015

42

13. Health & Happiness workshop by Art of

Living 17/01/2015

54

14. Talk and Consultation on Neurotherapy 08/02/2015

73

15. Lecture on Reverse Mortgage

21/02/2015

49

16. Talk on Osteoarthritis

11/03/2015

65

17. Health awareness talk & discussion on Cataract / Glaucoma

13/03/2015

79

Total No. of Participants 1023


II. Location: RRTC Anugraha field extension & outreach center, Faridabad, Haryana

S.No Theme Date No. of

Participants

1. Anemia cure in old age for Women

Elderly:- a lecture session by District

Red Cross Society

31st January, 2015 32

2. Introduction of “MWPSC Act, 2007” by

Dr. Aabha Chaudhary, Chairperson

Anugraha

8th March ,2014 36



III. NISD Training Programmes

S.No Name of Training Programme

Date Location No. of Participants

1. 1 day School sensitization program on MWPSC Act, 2007,

15th October, 2014

Ambala, Haryana

50


5th July, 2014 Haridwar 50


30th September, 2014

Dehradun 50


31st August, 2014

Udham Singh Nagar

50

5. 1 month Vocational training program of Senior Citizens-

15th June to 15th July, 2014

Faridabad 15

6. 1 day sensitization program for PRIs-

13th August, 2014

Sirsa 40

7. 2 day consultation meet on human rights & gender,

20-21st March, 2015

Nanital 30

8. 2 day consultative meet on MWPSC Act, 2007

21-22nd March, 2015

Chandigarh 30

9. 1 month Vocational training program of Senior Citizens

2nd April to 7th May, 2014

Dehradun 15

10. 2 months Basic course on Bedside Assistant / caregiver

1 December, 2014 – 31st January, 2015

Faridabad 30


22nd December, 2014 – 22nd January, 2015

Faridabad 30


7th January – 6th March, 2015

Dehradun 40


24th January – 27th March, 15

Delhi 40


1st March 2015 – 31st April, 2015

Faridabad 30

15. 1 month Certificate Course in Geriatric for NGO Functionaries

22nd February – 23rd March, 2015

Sirsa 30



IV. Location: RRTC Anugraha , Delhi

S.No Details of the Programme Date No. of

Participants

1. Lecture and Discussion session on

“Consumer Protection Act” By R.R.

Agrawal, President of Consumer Protection

Forum and Retd. District judge

21 -04- 2014

24

2. Lecture and Discussion session on

Financial security in old age by Shri S.L.

Verma- Retd Manager- PNB

26 -05- 2014

18

3. Talk on joint replacement by Dr. Deepak

Singh 06-06-2014

22

4. Interaction session on “Role of Police

in physical safety & security of senior

citizens” by Delhi Police.

20 -08-2014

23

5. Lecture on Diabetes prevention by Dr.

Madhukar .L. Verma

19 -09-2014

15

6. Talk on “Oral hygiene” and dental check

up camp 11-11-2014

35

7. Talk on Eye Care by Centre for Sight 21 -11-2014

49

8. Interactive Session by Legal Expert on

MWPSC Act 2007 5-01-2015

26

Total no. of participants 212


V. Location: RRTC Anugraha Field Extension & Outreach Centre,

Ambala, Haryana (Samman Kendra)

S.No Name of Training Programme Date No. of

Participants

1. Lecture & Interactive session on “Consumer

Protection Act” 17-04-2014

64

2. Lecture on “Tax Planning & Financial Security”

by Bank’s Representative 18-05-2014

49

3. Lecture on Elder abuse in “Observance of

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day” 15-06-2014

77

4. Lecture on “Maintenance Act 2007” 26-06-2014 35

5. Talk on “Physiotherapy for Joint Pain in Old Age”

13-07-2014 47

6. Awareness generation talk role of elderly in

environment management

20-07-2014 56

7. Talk on Eye Care in Old Age

21-08-2014 67

8. Talk and Yoga Demonstration Session on “Yoga

for Seniors”

26th- 28th – 09 -

2014

61

9. Youth for Senior Painting Competition

09-10-2014 54

10. Experience & Problem Sharing of Old Age 14-11-2014 35

11. Spirituality in old age- an interactive session 17-20th -11-2014 47

12. Talk and consultation on Heart and health Problem

in Old Age

08-12-2014 50

13. Talk and Consultation on “Nadhi Parikshan” 15-12-2014 62

14. Talk on Eye Care in Old Age 23-01-2015 45

15. Lecture by Hon. Justice Shri Suryakant, Punjab

& Haryana High Court

21-02-2015 300

16. Talk on Dental care in Old Age 10-03-2015 50

Total no. of participants 1099


Annexure- II

Outcome of training programme

A variety of training & sensitization programs conducted in different areas allocated to

RRTC Anugraha created a wide impact among the target group and stakeholders. Many

NGOs attended such program for the first time and found it very useful and informative. It

gave a forum and a support group to senior citizens & opportunity to youth, students,

NGOs, RWAs, SCAs to work together, share their feelings & perspective for empowering

elderly. It provided a platform to address issues related to elderly needs and problems

collectively. Multiple themes and sessions provided awareness generation about special

needs of older persons, knowledge of geriatric ailments, planning for retirement,

dementia etc. inputs and participation by State & district agencies dealing with old age

care.

A comprehensive data bank of experts, academicians, resource persons etc, was

created & an action plan for future sensitization progs. developed based on feedback of

participants. It gave a tool for advocacy & heightened awareness about special needs

of older persons, knowledge of geriatric ailments, planning for retirement, dementia etc.

Due to these programs, there was increased public awareness and knowledge of the

human rights of older persons and key provisions of the Maintenance and Welfare of

Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007. These programs formulated effective

mechanisms for further advocacy on safety & security of seniors. Educated target group

causes, consequences, prevalence, treatment and prevention of violations of human

rights, elder abuse and neglect. Provided comprehensive range and knowledge

enhancement about product & services useful to the elderly. Imparted skills and

education for achieving adequate nutrition within their available means and explained the

importance of non-food factors in old age like hygiene, sanitation, safe drinking water etc.

for nutrition and health of the elderly people.

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Database

Generation


Regarding maintaining a database of institutions working in the field of old age care,

RRTC Anugraha collected information from various sources such as Academic

institutions, Resident Welfare Associations, senior citizens, retired persons associations,

Delhi Police, NHRC, etc. to compile the database of the NGOs and other stakeholders

on age care. Overall the database has been divided in eight categories, listed below.

The details for each category are enclosed:

I. List of NGOs receiving Grant in- aid from Ministry of Social Justice and

Empowerment, GoI in Haryana, Delhi & Uttarakhand..

II. Databank of 954 Senior citizens in Dehradun, Uttarakhand.

III. Databank of 1300 Senior citizens & 38 senior citizens associations in Panchkula,

Haryana.

IV. List of hospitals dealing with health issues of Senior Citizens has been compiled.

V. List of State & National Legal Service authorities, State & National Human Rights

Commissions

VI. Departments of social welfare , police and health departments of various State

Govts.

VII. List of technical experts & resource persons with RRTC, Anugraha :Technical

services and inputs of eminent and experts in the field of human rights legal aid,

financial Security, Healthy Aging and other areas related to older persons. (Refer

Annexure – III)


Annexure- III

Details of Resource Persons & Trainers

Dehradun

S.No. Activity Title Name & Contact Details

1. Lecture on Chest Problems Dr. Jagdish Rawat Synergy Hospital, Dehradun,Ph. No. 9639212630

2. Talk on Memory Loss & Reduce Gap between Old & Young

Dr. Manish Tomar, Max Hospital, Dehradun

3. Healthy ageing Dr. Anoop kaushal Synergy Hospital, Dehradun Ph. No. 879135998

4. Spiritual parvachan by Braham kumara Kendra

Mr. Susil Kumar & Neelam bahan Rajpur Road Dehradun

5. Talk on Orthopedic Dr. Himanshu Kochhar Max Hospital, Dehradun Ph. No.9997284422,9997156688

6. Lecture on World elder abuse awareness day

Prof. Ram Vinay Singh 3, Mandakini Vihar, Block-A, Sahstradhara Road, Dehradun Uttrakhand.,Ph. No.9412953561

7. Lecture on Neurotheraphy Dr. Ashish Gilhotra, Neurologist Race course, Dehradun Ph. No.9997018225

8. Lecture on Third Stage of Life

Mr. Jawahar Bansal Engineer Enclave. Dehradun Ph. No. 9358750755

9. Lecture on Cardiology Dr. Yogendra Singh, Cardiology Fortis Hospital, Dehradun Ph. No.9411580395

10. Lecture on Healthy Aging & Yoga Dr. Krishan Gandhi GMS Raod Dehradun Ph. No. 9410503526

11. Health talk & camp on Cardiology Dr. M.Wadhwani, Synergy Hospital, Dehradun


12. Lecture on Dental care in old age Dr. Abhinav Jain Dentist, Shakti Vihar, Dehradun Ph. 8439007771

13. Health & Happiness course of Art of Living Mr.Hemant Kundra ONGC Enclave, Dehradun Ph.9410391231

14. Health check up on Neuro therapy Dr.Ashish Ghilotra Doctor of Naturopathy 6, Race course Road, Dehradun Ph-09997018225

15. Lecture on diet and nutrition Dr. R.K. Tandon Max Hospital Dehradun

16. Talk on dementia care Dr. Venkatesh S. Pai Synergy Hospital Dehradun Ph-812607761

17. Lecture on “Mental Health and Well being” Ms. Divya Raina Rajeshwari Nursing Haridwar Road, Jogiwala, D.Dun Mob. 9720094315

18. Legal rights of senior citizens Ms. Renu D. Singh Samadhan Help line, 256 Krishan Vihar, Jakhan Rajpur Road, Dehradun Mob. 9897757509

19. Lecture on “Memory Enhancement” Dr. Geeta Balodi 45/1 Mohini Road, Dehradun

20. Lecture on Eye Care Dr. M.C. Luthra Diristi Eye Centre, Dehradun

21. Lecture on “Financial Security in Old age” Ms. Sarika Gupta HDFC, Bank Ltd 56 Rajpur Road Dehradun Mob. 9358124201

22. Lecture on Banking Facilities for senior citizens

Mr. Naveen Kumar Kotak Mahendra Bank, Dehradun Mob. 7830700574

23. Lecture on Family Adjustment challenges and Issues

Dr. Neeraja SIngh Rajpur Road Dehradun

24. Lecture on Banking Facilities for senior citizens

Cap. (Retd) Deepti Tiwari Max New York Life Insurance Company, Dehradun Mob. 8006329928

25. Diet and Nutrition for Healthy Ageing Dr. Swadhesh Bansal 18-Nemi Road, Dehradun Mob. 9897178809


26. Health Without Doctor and Medicine Dr. Jitendra Singh Bawa Rajpur Road, Dehradun

27. Lecture on Orthopedics Dr. Manish Kumar Jha E-9, Kewal Vihar S.D. Road, Dehradun Mob. 9897944818

28. Lecture on “Right to Information Act” Cap. S.K. Bhandari Rajpur Raod, Dehradun Mob. 9358525643

29. Lecture on Dental Care in old age Dr. Anita Mehra 155- Old Nehru Colony Dehradun

30. “Healthy Aging - AMWAY Company Mr. Sandeep Wahi AMWAY Company, Dehradun

31. Lecture on “Consumer Protection Act” Cap. S.K. Bhandari Rajpur Road, Dehradun

32. Role of Senior Citizens in Reconstructing of Social Relationship in Respect of Young Generation.

Prof. Ram Vinay Singh 3- Madakini Vihar, Sahastradhara, Dehradun.

33. Physical Safety and Security in Disaster Condition

Dr. Niranjan Singh Virdhi H.No. 101, Kishan Nager, Sirmour Marg, Dehradun Mob. 9319843929

34. Ayurveda Talk by Himalayan Drug Company

Dr. Ranjeet Singh & Team Himalayan Drug Company Dehradun

35. Lecture on ENT related problems Dr. Aswin Garg & Team Rajpur Road, Dehradun

36. Various Government Schemes for Senior Citizens by DSWO Dehradun

Mr. C. S. Tomar Social Welfare Department Sahaspur, Dehradun

37. Talk on ECG and Diabetes Dr. Mohit Sharma Windlaws Residency D-104 Dalanwala, Dehradun Mob. 9456065336

38. Yoga Therapy and Physiotherapy Dr. Pradeep Yadav 9- Old Survey Road, Dehradun Mob. 9557931887

39. Talk on Financial Security in Old age Dr. R.K Garg (Advocate) 57-E.C. Road, Dehradun PH.No. 0135-2714305

40. Healthy Life Style through Yoga Dr. Krishan Gandhi 108- Ansari Road, Dehradun Mob. 0135-2656813

41. Talk on Cardiology Dr. Akhilesh Pandey Max Hospital, Dehradun Mob. 8171773377

42. Financial Planning and Tax planning for senior citizens

Mr. I.C. Sanghal 171- Rajpur Road, Hotel Himgiri compound, Dehradun


Mob. 0135-2654607

43. Talk on Consumer Protection Act Mr. R. R. Agarwal 4/3 Inder Baba Marg, Kisanpur Rajpur Road, Dehradun Mob. 9411113892

44. Talk on Bone Density Check-up (BMD) Dr. Rahul Rawat Private Hospital, Dehradun M 9897885564

45. Talk on Reverse Mortgage Mr. Rajender Singh Bist 202- Neel Kanth Complex 43 Rajpur Road, Dehradun Mob. 9837003530

46. Financial Security of senior citizens Mr. Sujan Singh Negi 1/77 First Floor RDC, Raj Nager, Ghaziabad

47. Lecture-Diabetes prevention Dr. Sarabjeet Singh Synergy Hospital, Dehrdun

48. Lecture on Urology Dr. Vivek Vygari Synergy Hospital, Dehrdun Mob. 9639209250

49. Talk on Memory Enhancement Mr. C.P. Oberai 114, Vasant Vihar, Dehradun


Ambala

S.NO Activity Title NAME & CONTACT DETAILS

1. Consumer Protection Act Mr. Parshant Kumar

Chamber No. 206, Session Court,

Ambala City.

2. Tax Planning & Financial Security Mr. O.P Banmali

Chief Manager UCO Bank

Ph: 9466838022

3. Maintenance Act 2007 Mr. A.R. Manchanda

Member Senior Citizen Tribunal,

Ambala

4. Physiotherapy Health Camp Dr. Milan Dass

Physiotherapist Doctor

Ph: 9466413272

5. Sarv Dharm Sammelan Pandit Rajinder Parshad Tripathi

(Sanatam Dharm) (Ambala Cantt)

Ph: 9729525654

6.

Sarv Dharm Sammelan

Molvi. Mohammad Navaj Siddiki

(Islam Dharm) Dr. Thamoson

(Christian) , Dr. Arun Batra (Arya

Samaj), Sardar Narinder Singh (Sikh

Dharm)

10. Yoga Session Mr. Tarsem Lal

Patanjali Yogapeeth Ambala Cantt.

Ph: 9896092847

11. Yoga Session Mr. Abhishek

Patanjali Yogapeeth Ambala Cantt.

12. Health Checkup and consultation

on Heart and health Problem in Old

Age

Dr. Gagandeep Singh (DM

Cardiologist Specialist)

13. Narhi Parikshan Health Camp Mrs. Neeru Aggarwal

( Patanjali Yogpeeth Ambala Cantt)

15. Eye care Dr. Vishal Jindal (Eye Specialist)

Kinesis Eye Care Hospital Ambala

City

16. Meditation Camp B.K Shally (Bhram Kumari Ashram

Ambala Cantt)


Advocacy

&

Awareness

Generation


Efforts were made by the RRTC Anugraha in the area of advocacy and awareness

generation on age care issues. Towards achieving a proper adjustment between the

target group, i.e. older persons and social environment, a communication & publicity

campaign was launched through:

A. Leaflets, handouts, posters & banners.

B. Poster making, painting and slogan writing competitions

C. Periodical audio-visual shows.

RRTC Anugraha undertook following key steps and initiatives to further the cause of

advocacy & awareness generation on age care issues :-

I. National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India”

RRTC Anugraha in association with National Human Rights Commission and

Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment organized a one day National

Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India” in Chandigarh

on 29th August 2014 (Friday). Shri K.G. Balakrishnan, Chairperson, NHRC was the

Chief Guest and Hon’ble Justice Shri Surya Kant, Judge, Punjab & Haryana High

Court was Guest of Honour. In this Program, Shri. S.C.Sinha, Hon’ble Member,

NHRC, Shri Rajesh Kishore, IAS, Secretary General, NHRC, Sh. J.S. Kochher,

Joint Secretary, NHRC, Shri Gobinder singh ( District & sessions Judge cum

director Chandigarh judicial academy ) , Smt. Asha Menon, Member Secretary,

NALSA graced the occasion.

About 300 representing voluntary organisations & Academic organisations from all over

India will be invited to attend this National meet. State Govt. representatives from Police

/ social welfare depts. , State Human Rights Commissions , Senior citizens associations,

Pensioners associations, RWAs & NGOs, Govt. Institutions/ Depts. & Officials dealing

with the elderly, Corporate bodies & Policy makers participated & contributed in the

proceedings.

Following eminent experts participated in this crucial meet:

1. Dr. Rajesh Gill, Prof. Dept. of Sociology, Panjab University

2. Sh. P.K. Das, Principal Secretary (Dept. of Social Justice & Empowerment), Govt. of Haryana


3. Mr. Rajesh Jogpal, Director, Dept. of Social Welfare, Chandigarh UT Administration, Chandigarh

4. Dr. Ram Vinay Singh, Professor, DAV College, Dehradun

5. Mr. Daljit Singh Grewal, President, Chandigarh Senior Citizens Association

6. Dr. K. P. Singh, DGP Reform, Haryana Police

7. Dr. Vinod Kumar, Emeritus Professor, Dept. of Medicine, St. Stephens Hospital, Delhi

II. Celebration of International day of older persons 2014, Delhi:

RRTC Anugraha in association with National Institute of Social Defence organized a

Multi Activity Event on the theme “Active & Healthy Ageing” “Jeevema Sharadaha

Shatam” (May we live for 100 years) in Chinmaya Auditorium, Delhi. Shri

Thaawar Chand Gehlot Ji, Hon’ble Minister, Min. of SJ&E, GoI was the Chief Guest.

About 600 Senior citizens, Resident welfare Associations, Retd. Employees welfare

associations, Civil society, Policy makers and experts participated in the event that

focused on:

Awareness generation on active & healthy ageing through interactive lecture

sessions;

Counselling, health check up & Demonstrations of techniques for lifelong

fitness.

Knowledge enhancement through a multi service exhibition on health care.

Recreation and entertainment through a cultural programme.

“Youth for Seniors” Competitions

As part of celebration of IDOP, RRTC-Anugraha organized Exhibition & Consultation

camp on Health Care for Senior Citizens. Different Hospitals as, Centre for Sight,

Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi Heart & Lung Institute, Indraprastha Apollo

Hospitals, Metro Heart Institute, Maharishi Ayurveda Hospital, Arya Vaidya shala,

ARDSI, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Fortis Flt. Lt. Rajan Dhall Hospital, Rockland

Hospital, Batra Hospital. Key Govt. agencies as National Institute of Social Defence,

MSJE, Delhi Police participated in this Exhibition


RRTC Anugraha organized a session on “Ensuring healthy & active ageing”.

Following eminent medical Institutes participated in it: -

Dr. Basavaraddi, Director, Morarji Desai National Institute Of Yoga

Dr. K.K.Sethi, Padmashree, Cardiologist, Delhi Heart & Lung Institute

Ms. Sudha Nair , Dept of Nursing, Medanta Hospital

Dr. Gaurish Khurana, Centre For Sight

Ms. Anita Jatana, Chief Dietician, Apollo Hospital

Dr. Talat Halim, Director, Fortis Memorial Research Institute

III. Walkathon- IDOP Celebration, Dehradun, Uttrakhand

As part of Elders Day celebrations, RRTC Anugraha organized a Walkathon & Rally

on in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, supported by Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment,

Govt. of India. Shri N Ravi Shankar, Chief Secretary, Uttarakhand were Chief

Guest.

In this program about 500 Senior citizens from various Resident Welfare Associations,

Senior Citizens Associations, Walkers’ clubs, inmates of old age homes Retd.

Employees welfare associations etc. participated with great interest. Young generation-

school & college students as well as grandchildren of participating senior citizens

cheered their grandparents. This Walkathon & Awareness Rally generated awareness

about holistic health & fitness, in order to advance health & well being in old age and

showcasing the theme of “Active Ageing” & Intergenerational bonding. Eminent Social

Personalities of Dehradun and Students from various educational institutions graced the

occasion.

IV. Preparation of I.E.C Material (Refer Annexure - IV) Designing, content

development and printing of information dissemination and publicity material, such as

Brochures, handouts, posters, calendars, booklets was undertaken on following

themes. Specially commissioned professionals prepared the aforesaid

communication material :

Booklet on “Prevention of Falls Among Elderly by Creating An Age Friendly

Environment”

Bilingual brochure on Ensuring Safety & Security of Senior Citizens

Brochure on Tips for Holistic Health Care in Old Age

These were distributed in various training workshops, national seminars, exhibitions

and consultative meets. Efforts were made to display this material at places which have


higher elderly interface, such as office complexes of State Govt. Deputy Commissioners

in districts, Social welfare offices, Police stations, Academic institutions and NGOs.

Further several bilingual PowerPoint presentations, concept notes and innovative

projects were prepared on various themes of aged care for training purposes.

Public authorities like office-bearers of Retired persons associations, senior citizens

associations, doctors and para-medics, academic community, bank officials were made

aware of the need of sensitive handling of the elderly and their problems. Extensive

interactions were held in Universities and colleges in the cities of Uttarakhand, Delhi,

Chandigarh and Haridwar.

V. Annual Regional workshop by RRTC Anugraha, held in Delhi on 26th March,2015

primarily involved the various stakeholders- the grantee NGOs by MSJE, the elderly,

social welfare officials, experts and resource persons facilitated the workshop and

provided specialized inputs. The workshop was inaugurated by Mr. Mahesh Sharma,

deputy director, Social welfare Govt of NCT of Delhi. This workshop was very useful

in forging a network of NGOs working in old age sector and the technical experts. Its

main objective was to:

o Educate NGOs about the grant-in aid Scheme on Ageing, under Ministry of Social

Justice & Empowerment, GoI (Integrated Programme on Older Persons) and

NPOP,

o Train NGOs in proposal formulation, report writing, documentation and effective

implementation;

o Share the experiences, good practices & feedback of the NGOs and Senior

Citizen Associations;

o Generate awareness about the Maintenance Act and other important

programmes of the Ministry and NISD.

The feedback received from participants revealed the gaps in the implementation of

IPOP scheme of GIA. Lack of awareness about the GIA scheme on old age,

procedure for application, documentation and sustaining programmes in absence of

regular grant were main problems faced by the NGOs. The discussions held

facilitated active involvement of the target group, the community and government

officials in the implementation & evaluation process.

VI. Painting, poster making and slogan writing competitions were organized for the

College Students in Ambala, Sirsa and Jind in Haryana . About 200 students

exhibited their skills on the theme “Healthy & Productive Ageing”.

Painting competitions by youth for elderly were organized in 3 districts of Uttarakhand also.


VII. Awareness, Advocacy and sensitization programmes conducted in following field outreach and extension centers at Delhi, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, Ambala and Faridabad, Haryana. (For details refer Annexure- I)

Annexure-IV

Details of IEC Material Developed by Anugraha –RRTC

S.No

Type of IEC Material Developed

Topics Covered Language Available

1. Paper & PowerPoint Presentation

Enhancing Health & Fitness for Older Adults

English

2. Gender Dimensions of Ageing

3. Issues Impacting Human Rights, Safety and Security of Senior Citizens Intervention and Best Practices

4. Productive Ageing An Interventionist Approach

5. Yoga for healthy aging

6. What is Diabetes and its

precautions?

Hindi

7. Booklet / Paper Material

Tips for Holistic Health Care in Old Age

English

8. “Prevention of Falls Among Elderly by Creating An Age Friendly Environment”

English

9. Brochure Ensuring Safety & Security of Senior Citizens

English ,

Hindi


LIASIONING WITH

STATE GOVTS.

&

MONITORING OF GRANTEE NGOs


Annexure - V

List of Grantee NGOs Visited in 2014-15

S.no Name & Address

Delhi

1. New India Educational and Cultural Society

H.No. C-264, Dakshinpuri Ambedkar Nagar New Delhi-62

Ph: 011-29966576 / 9971441998

2. John’s Day Care Centre

106-107, Ph-6, G Block, Aya Nagar, New Delhi

Ph: 9810112077

3. Nari Uthan Samiti

D-29, Gokulpuri, Near State Bank, Delhi -94

Ph: 09213742353

Uttarakhand

4. Jan Jagriti Sewa Samiti

Ward No.8, Sitarganj, U. S. Nagar Uttarakhand

Ph: 05948-243033 / 09548683889

5. Ramraj Gramin Vikas Kendra,

Shop Plot No.9, Govindpuri Haridwar, Uttarakhand

Ph: 09412991177

6. Gramya Mahila Kalyan Samiti

H.No. Gramya Mahila Kalyan Samiti, Tyagi Chowk Prem Nagar,

Dehradun, Uttarakhand

Ph: 0135-3209432 / 09458122277

Haryana

7. Bhartiya Gram Sudhar Sabha

228/29, Ramgopal Colony, Rohtak, Haryana

Ph: 09416826530

8. Haryana Nav Yuvak kala Sangam

Eswar Sadan, Chaubisee ka Chaubutra, Meham Haryana

Ph: 01257-234550


9. Adarsh Saraswati Shiksha Samiti

Sant Garibdass, Gali No. 2, Kakori Road, Sonipat – 131001

Ph: 09992920273

10. Chaubisee Vikas Sangathan

Eswar Sadan, Chaubisee ka Chaubutra, Meham Haryana

Ph: 01257-234550

11. Manav Avam Jan Kalyan Educational Society

H.No. 54/14 Coca Cola Gali Opp. Bus Stand Bahadurgarh, Haryana

Ph: 09416533594

12. Akhil Bhartiya Sant Haridass Samaj Sewa Sangh

H.No. 54/14 Coca Cola Gali Opp. Bus Stand Bahadurgarh, Haryana

Ph: 09416533594

13. Eco Club

H.No-102, Dhanak Building, Ward No. 7 , Siwani Mandi, Distt –

Bhiwani , Haryana Ph: 09255296647

14. Janta Kalyan Samiti,

Street No-3 , Shakti Nagar, Bolni Road Rewari , Haryana

Ph: 09416065261

15. Lok Kalyan Foundation

1 – Blue jay Road, Samalkha, Distt- Panipat, Haryana, Lok Kalyan

Day Care Centre v.p.o. , Chimrara Distt- Panipat

Ph: 09416020720

16. Amar Jyoti Foundation

Near Lijwana Chungi Julana, Distt-Jind,

Haryana-126102

Ph: 0991614025 / 01683274106

17. Gram Swarajya Sansthan

196- Prem Nagar, Hisar, Haryana

Ph: 01662231525 / 09416031525

18. Akhil Bhartiya Nav Yuvak Kala Sangam

New Bharat Nagar, Near Radha Soami Satsang Bhawan Rohtak

Road, Bhiwani, Haryana

Ph: 09896250564/ 09896358057

19. Association for Welfare of Handicapped


Address: PLOT No.-4, behind FCI Godown , Near Jain Mandir,

Dabua Road, NIT Faridabad (Haryana)

0989154609

20. Samaj Kalyan Siksha Samiti

Garib Brahamanan, Ward No. 30, Sonipat, Haryana

Ph: 0130-2222225

21. Mr. Pale Ram Hooda

Haryana Gramin Vikas Samiti, Rohtak, Haryana

Ph: 09896577155

Regarding monitoring of the work of the grantee institutions, RRTC team contacted the

ageing section in the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, GoI and collected and

compiled the list of NGOs receiving Grant-in-aid in states of Delhi, Haryana and

Uttarakhand. A comprehensive format was developed (Annexure- A) to collect and compile

basic information on the NGOs receiving Grant in aid from the Ministry of Social justice &

Empowerment.

The purpose was :-

o To collect comprehensive information regarding their project

o Pattern of GIA received,

o Problems faced by the NGOs,

o Feedback and suggestions of the NGOs

o To assess the Training needs of the functionaries of NGOs.

Following steps were undertaken to liaison with State Governments in Delhi, Haryana &

Uttarakhand, regarding implementation of The Maintenance & Welfare of Parents &

Senior Citizens Act 2007 and Integrated Programme for Older Persons


Annexure- VI

Details of Govt. Officials met/ Interface with State Departments

S.no Name of Govt. officials Purpose of the Meeting

1. Shri Thaawar Chand Gehlot Ji, Hon’ble Minister, Min. of SJ&E, GoI

To introduce RRTC Anugraha and its activities.

To submit recommendations for Senior Citizens schemes and welfare.

To submit recommendations for Celebration of IDOP, 2014

To invite for IDOP-2014 as Chief Guest.

2. Shri Sudhir Bhargava Secretary, MSJ&E, GoI

To introduce RRTC Anugraha and its annual activities.

To invite to visit Swabhiman Kendra, Dehradun.

To invite for National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India”

To give feedback of National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India”.

To invite for IDOP, 2014.

To give Feedback and photographs of the program.

3. Mrs. Anita Agnihotri, IAS Secretary, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment Govt. of India


4. Mr. Anoop Shrivastava, Additional Secretary, MSJ&E, Govt. of India


To invite to visit Swabhiman Kendra, Dehradun.



To invite for IDOP, 2014.


5. Mr. Ghazala Meenai Joint Secretary, MSJ&E, Govt. of India

To submit recommendation regarding NISD action plan and program implementation.

Regarding training of Grantee NGOs under IPOP


To take list of Grantee NGOs in Haryana, Delhi and Uttarakhand

To submit NGO Monitoring report.

To discuss about forthcoming National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India”

To submit National Consultative meet proposal.


To give feedback of National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India”

To discuss about IDOP 2014.

To submit IDOP, 2014 and Walkathon proposal.

To give list of participants for National Awards organized by MS&JE

To discuss about IDOP, 2014 arrangements and to invite for IDOP, 2014.


6. Mr. Sunil Kumar, Deputy Director, National Institute of Social Defence

To submit National Consultative meet proposal.



7. Dr. R. Giriraj, Deputy Director National Institute of Social Defence, MSJE R.K. Puram, New Delhi

To discuss Action plan schedule of courses to be conducted by Anugraha RRTC.

Organizational procedures for IDOP, 2014 celebration, Delhi.

To submit NISD account and to follow up of pending accounts

To submit NISD Action Plan 2015-16

To discuss about NISD Action Plan 2015-16

8. Shri P. K. Das, IAS Principal Secretary Dept. of social justice & empowerment Govt. of Haryana

To introduce RRTC and its activities.

To invite as resource person for National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India


9. Hon’ble Justice Shri K.G. Balakrishanan, Chairperson, NHRC

To introduce RRTC Anugraha and its activities

To invite as Chief Guest for National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India

10. Hon’ble Justice Shri Surya Kant, Judge, Punjab & Haryana High Court


To invite as Guest of Honour for National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India

To Invite as Chief Guest in National Conference

11. Ms. Asha Menon Member Secretary, NALSA, New Delhi


To invite as resource person for National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India.

12. Mr. J.S. Kochher Joint Secretary NHRC

Regarding National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India

- To discuss about program arrangements

- To discuss about program schedule

- To take letter of Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries and SHRCs

- To take list of confirmation of participants

- To give feedback about the Consultative Meet

13. Mr. S.C. Sinha Hon’ble Member NHRC


To discuss about National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India

To invite for National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India

14. Mr. Rajesh Kishore Secretary General, NHRC


To invite for National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India

15. Sh. Gobinder Singh, (District & Sessions Judge) -cum- Director (Admn.)

Regarding National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India


Chandigarh Judicial Academy To take assistance in organizing this meet.

To discuss about arrangements.

To take list of Chandigarh Judiciary participants . To give Feedback of the Program.

16. Sh. Vijay Wardhan Addl. Chief Secretary, Govt. of Haryana


17. Mr. Tarun Bajaj, Chairperson, HSIDC, Govt. of Haryana

Information dissemination on old age care progs

18. Dr. K. P. Singh, DGP Reform, Haryana Police

To introduce RRTC Anugraha and its activities and To invite as resource person for National Consultative Meet on “Safeguarding Rights of the Elderly in India

19. SHRI RAJESH JAGPAL Director Social Welfare, Chandigarh Administration

To discuss about Nation Consultative Meet and its arrangements.

To take nomination of volunteers and representatives from Dept. of Social Welfare, Chandigarh Administration.

Joint arrangements for Training Programmes on old age care in Chandigarh

To discuss and take assistance to organize 2 Days Consultative Meet on “MWPSC Act, 2007”

20. Lt. gen. Manvender singh AVSM,VSM Commandant, Indian Military academy, Dehradun

To introduce RRTC Anugraha & its activities.

To organize Senior Citizens visit to IMA.

21. Shri N. Ravishankar, IAS Chief Secretary Govt. of Uttarakhand


To invite as Chief Guest for Walkathon, 2014.

To give information about 2 Months Basic Course on Bedside assistant.

To take assistance in Trainees placement of 2 Months Basic Course on Bedside assistant.

22. Ms.Radha Raturi Principal Secretary.

Govt. of Uttarakhand.


To invite for 2 days workshop on “MWPSC Act, 2007” & workshop on “ Human Rights of Elderly

To give information about 2 Months


Basic Course on Bedside assistant.


23. Mr. Ravinath Raman (I.A.S), District Magistrate, Govt. of Uttarakhand





24. District Red Cross Society, Dehradun





25. Shri Harish Rawat Chief Minister, Uttarakhand


To invite as Chief Guest of Certificate Distribution Program of 2 Months Basic Course on Bedside assistant.

26. Dr. Amit Kumar Agrawal, IAS. Deputy Commissioner, Faridabad




To invite as Chief Guest of Certificate Distribution Program of 2 Months Basic Course on Bedside assistant.

27. Mr. D.R.Sharma, Secretary, District Red Cross Society, Faridabad



To discuss about Certificate Distribution program arrangement.

To take list of Hospitals for Job fair.

To follow up of Job placements by


DRCS.

28. Mr. Arvind Dwivedi, CEO, Cantonment Board, Dehradun


To make age friendly Cantt. board area for Senior Citizens

29. Mrs. Vibha Sharma CEO, Cantonment Board, Dehradun



To invite for Walkathon, 2014

30. Prof. Devendra Bisht, Department of sociology , Kumaun University Nainital

To discuss about 2 Days Training Program on “Human Rights and Gender Dimensions”.

To discuss arrangements of the Program.

31. Smt. Shobha Gupta CEO, Lucknow Cantt. Uttar Pradesh



32. Smt. Deepa Bajwa Principal Director Directorate Defence Estates, Ministry of Defence, Central Command, Lucknow Cantt.



33. Smt. Sonam Yangdol CEO, Cantonment Board, Agra Uttar Pradesh



34. Shri Vikas Yadav, IAS Commissioner Municipal Corporation, Faridabad


To give suggestion and recommendation for making age friendly areas and parks in Faridabad

35. Mr. Ravi Kant Chopra Director General, Directorate General of Defence Estates, Raksha Sampada Bhawan,


To make all Cantt. board and army areas age friendly for Senior Citizens

36. Ms. Frederika Meijer Representative India/ country Director Bhutan UNFPA New Delhi



37. Dr. Vinod Kumar, Emeritus Professor, Dept. of Medicine, St Stephens Hospital ,Delhi


38. Shri Jalaj Shrivastava, IAS Chairman NDMC New Delhi

Sensitization meet to celebrate Elders day

39. Shri Varun Kalia, IDES CEO, Cantonment Board, Daagshahi, Himachal Pradesh

Awareness generation on ageing issues and inputs in setting up of Multipurpose Day care centre for senior citizens in

http://www.dgde.gov.in/?q=administration/officers/serving_officers/892


Daagshahi Cantt.

40. Dr. Anil Gupta Indian Institute of Public Administration

Consultation Meet on Inclusion of Elderly in Disaster Risk Reduction Activities”


RESEARCH


In the area of research RRTC Anugraha undertook following

initiatives:-

An need assessment study on the “Socio Economic status of low income elderly

person in Dehradun Cantonment area” was conducted. It studied the problems of

the Senior Citizens in low income areas.

Its key objectives were to find out the: Problems faced by elderly, especially women

& widows. Study the composition family and problems of elderly living alone. Assess

the level of awareness among low income elderly on MWPSC Act, 2007.

Main findings are as under:

MARITAL STATUS

Total No. of respondents are

954, out of which Male

Members are 510 & Female

Members 444.

Regarding their Marital

Status majority 94% is

married, 5% are widowed

and only 1% are single.


AGE PROFILE

The Age Profile of the respondents shows that in the age group of 60-65 yrs., majority of members are enrolled and as the age increases there are fewer members.

OCCUPATION / PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Analysis of Occupation Professional Profile of respondents in important to understand their present socio economic condition. In this data 47% members are ex Govt, employees, 31% all females, report domestic housework as their main occupation.

Educational Qualifications of the respondents depicts that majority have studied

upto graduation, a good number are post graduates, 286 members have studied upto

12th class.


Disease Profile

This depicts mostly lifestyle related ailments, such as high blood pressure & diabetes.

Sizable no. is also suffering from arthritis & joint related problems. Keeping these

prevalence of diseases in view, related medical camps, counselling and consultation

sessions are organised by the management.


RRTC ANUGRAHA:

SPECIAL INITIATIVES IN 2014-15

Special events &

initiatives organized

Photo Glimpses

Media Coverage


Annexure – A

Special events & initiatives organized

1.

2. RRTC Anugraha participated in “Varistha Samman par Charcha” organised by

Dept. of Social Welfare, Govt. of NCT of Delhi on 18th September, 2014 in Delhi

Secretariat.

3. Dr. Aabha Chaudhary Nominated as Member of the Screening Committee for

National Award - Vayoshrestha Sammans – 2014 and attended meeting on

1.8.2014 under the chairpersonship of Joint Secretary(SD), SJ&E.

4. Organized “Youth for Seniors” Competitions in school & colleges from Delhi to

sensitize and involve youth through essay, debates, slogan writing and painting

competitions on IDOP, 2014 Celebration.

5. Shri. Sudhir Bhargava, Secretary, MS&JE, Govt. of India visited Anugraha’s field

training centre “ Swabhiman Kendra” in Dehradun on 17th April, 2014 and interacted

with about 15 Senior Citizens trainees of One month Vocational Training Program

and 100 senior citizens.

6. RRTC Anugraha participated in Review Meeting of RRTC with Hon’ble Minister

on 22nd January, 2015 in NISD

7. RRTC Anugraha participated in the conference “India and the United Nations in a

changing world: organised by Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA) on 12th

January, 2015 at Sapru House, Barakhamba road, New Delhi.

8. Dr. Aabha Chaudhary, Chairperson, RRTC Anugraha nominated as Member of

Review Committee of the Scheme of “Vayoshrestha Sammans” and

participated in first meeting on 5th January, 2015 in Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi.

9. RRTC Anugraha participated in National Conference on “India’s Elderly: Dignity,

Health and Security” organised by Institute of Economic Growth in collaboration

with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) on 4th -5th December, 2014 at

the Claridges, New Delhi.

10. RRTC Anugraha participated in “We Care Film Festival, 2014” :- Changing

Attitudes on Disability Issues organised by UNESCO, MS&JE and Ministry of

HRD on 24th November, 2014 at Vigyan Bhawan.


11. RRTC Anugraha participated in the conference of “Caring for Elderly” organised

by Dept. of Social Welfare, Govt. of NCT of Delhi on 21st November, 2014 at

Pragati Maidan.

12. RRTC Anugraha participated in “Foundation Day Function of NHRC” organised by

National Human Rights Commission on 12th October, 2014 at FICCI Auditorium.

13. RRTC Anugraha participated in “National Awards for Senior Citizens

Vayoshreshtha Samman, 2014” with 50 senior citizens. This program organised by

MS&JE, Govt. of India on 1st October, 2014 at Manekshaw Centre, Delhi Cantt.

14. RRTC Anugraha participated and presented paper on “Older Women’s Health in

Low Income Settings in India” in “12th Global Conference of International

Federation on Ageing” at Hyderabad on 10-12th June, 2014.

15. RRTC Anugraha participated in “India- US Technology Summit (Tackling 21st

Century challenges together) organised by CII and Dept. of Science &

Technology, Govt. of India on 18-19th November, 2014 at India EXPO Centre,

Greater Noida Delhi NCR

16. RRTC Anugraha participated in Giving Back India – NGO, 2014 event with

special focus on "Regulatory framework of Corporate Social Responsibility"

and "Non-profit Organizations – From concept to compliances" organised by

MGB Empower CSR Consulting and UBM India on 25-256th September, 2014 at

Nehru Centre, Mumbai


Annexure – B

Serial No:…………….

Name of State: ………………

IPOP Grantee NGO Monitoring Tool

Final Visit

1. Organization Details

a) Name of the Organization

b) Name of the IPOP Project Visited

c) Address of the NGO

d) Address of the Project

e) Any change in the address of project

f) Contact Person:

g) Designation:

h) Phone No. and Email Id

i) Date of Visit:

j) Timing:

k) Landmark and other details to reach the centre

2. Location

(a) Local people aware about the centre

(b) Located in a reasonably accessible locality

(c) Board is placed at a prominent site with the sponsorship of

MSJE

3. About the Staff

Name & Designati

on

Qualification Date of joining the organization

Training Attended

NISD/RRTC

Present /

Absent


4. Availability of Documents

List of Documents Availability Completeness Any Remarks

a) Awareness Programme Register

b) Admission / Discharge Register

c) Attendance register for beneficiaries

d) Medicine Stock Register

e) Register for patients / inmates

f) Death / Drop out register for inmates

g) Case History Form

h) Food/ nutrition record register for inmates

i) Attendance Register for staff

j) Assets stock register

k) Log Book for MMU

l) Salary Register

m) Photos/ audio visual clippings

Any Other

5. Beneficiary / Inmates Records

a) No. & time of visit of doctors

b) No. of death / drop out cases

c) Present enrolled beneficiaries / inmates

d) Patients / inmates admitted for the last 3 months

6. Counseling / Advocacy / Awareness / Any other special programs

Date No. of Participants Topic

7. Infrastructure

Yes/ No Remarks

a) No. of Rooms to accommodate inmates

b) No. of beds available

c) Condition and spacing of beds

d) Locker / storage space for each inmate

e) Medical checkup room and for inmates

f) Counseling room

g) Storage Facilities - Medicines - Linen - Records of patients

h) Indoor / outdoor recreational facilities availability of open space

i) No. of toilets and condition of the toilets

j) Availability of - Fans and lights


- Water

8. Communication set up

(a) Telephone available

9. Programme Structure

i. No. of Patients / inmates present at time of visit

ii. Any innovative approach used by the centre

iii. Improvements made compared to last visit

iv. Suggestions not implemented

v. Received grant for the previous year

vi. Received grant for the current year

vii. Date of visit

viii. Name of visiting RRTC Team

10. Observation: ………………………………………………………………………………………

Name, Signature of the NGO Representative/ Staff …………………..………

Mobile / Phone No…………………………………………….

Place & Date:…………………………………..

Seal of the NGO

Name, Signature of the RRTC Representative / Staff:………………………….

Mobile / Phone No. ……………………