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Prasang Magaswargiya Samaj Kalyan Sanstha

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Main office: Subhadra Niwas, Jaipur (Dhilli) Tal. & dist Washim, Pin 444507, Maharashtra, India

Regional office: 16/2 Navare Nagar, B cabin Road, Ambarnath (East), Dist. Thane - 421501 , Maharashtra, India

Website: www.prasang.org.in , E-mail – Prasang.trust@gmail.com, prasangcharitable1@yahoo.com , Phone +91 91-9765706628 , +91 9869860182, +91- 9420474233

ANNUAL REPORT

2013-2014

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Index:

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Contents Page

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1 Organization in Nutshell

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I .RURAL INTERVENTIONS

A. Career Academy- Pre-coaching classes of the competitive

exams

B. Workshop on the Atrocity Act: 1989

C. Environment

D. Health

E .Day care Centre

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II. URBAN NTERVENTIONS

a. Fire Fighting

b. Women empowerment

c. Health

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4 III. OUR SINCERE THANKS

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Organization in Nutshell:

Prasang Magaswargiya Samaj Kalyan Sanstha, a registered, non-profit, non-

government development organization works with Urban and Rural areas in Thane and Washim

districts of Maharashtra State.

The main focus of the organization is to empower the rural and urban poor through interventions.

This has been a remarkable year for the organization since many candidates of the academy has

received jobs in various departments of Central and State governments.

Our most important interventions are:

Career Academy

Environment-Vasundhra Project

Health for urban and rural population and the old aged people

Vision, Mission and Strategies:

Vision of the organization:

The organization intends to reconstruct the society that is:

-Based on equality, socially acceptable, economically viable, environmentally sound

And, Addressing the needs and rights of the children, tribal women and marginalized sections.

Mission of the organization:

To build capacities of the women, youth, marginalized groups and tribal communities in

order to promote their empowerment and self-reliance to secure long term well being.

Strategies for the current year:

Liasioning with all line departments of the State government to utilize their resources.

Mobilization of the rural youth and farmers to implement agricultural innovations

Initiate the massive health services for old aged population

1. RURAL INTERVENTIONS:

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A. Career Academy:

For this year, results of the academy are remarkable. Many candidates have passed competitive examinations of the Central, State and the forest departments.

As per the new policy of the organization, the candidates for the coaching classes

have been selected through competitive examination of the organization.

The objectives of academy are:

To prepare the needy and poor students to appear for examinations of

Railway, Indian forces, banks, LIC and other D groups competitive

examinations of the State and Central government.

To organize lectures of the experts to equip the students with skills of

solving the question papers in systematic way.

(Convection program of Academy)

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(Students of academy)

(Hon. R. K Gaikwad, IAS, Commissioner ,Social

Welfare Department , Mr. Bhimrao Hattiambhaire and Dr. Gajapal Ingole,Founder

President,Prasang while evaluation of Carrier Academy )

Outcomes of the pre-coaching classes:

Name of

examinations

No. of batches

No. of

the

students

Duration Venue No. of the

students joined in

the state and

central

government

services

Railway 02 100 3 months Washim 06

LIC 02 100 3 months Washim 05

Banking 04 200 3 months Washim 10

Group D. 03 150 3 months Washim 04

Police & Forest

department

02 100 3 months 08

Indian forces 02 100 3 months 02

Total candidates 35

The experts from LIC, Railway and Indian forces were involved to conduct the lectures at

academy.

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B. Workshop on the Atrocity Act: 1989

Organizing the workshops on the Atrocity Act is ongoing activity of the

organization. For this year, the organization has conducted the atrocity workshops

on May 9, 2013 and January 2, 2014 at Washim, Vidarbaha.

The youth Mandals and concerns of the social work and degree colleges, Local self

government and Grampanchayat members of Washim district participated in the

workshops.

(Inauguration of Atrocity workshop)

Objectives of the workshop are:

To develop the cadre of the trained human right activist to deal with the cases of

atrocities in Washim district.

To sensitize the systems on the atrocity act, its importance and mechanism with the

Constitution of India and International women and human rights.

Outcomes of the workshops:

Title of the

woodshop

No. of

the

batches

No. of

participant

s

venue experts

involved

Sponsored by

Duration

Workshop on Atrocity Act 1989

02 120 Washim Police department,

advocates and public prosecutors

Dr. Babasheb Ambedkar Research

and Training Institute, Pune

2 day

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C. Environment (Vasundhara Project)

Programs of Vasundhara Project are continued in the villages of Washim district.

The focus of this year was to select the barren and waste lands for agro forestry.

The farmers and youth are imparted skills of advance farming.

Program of Vasundhara Project are farmer centric. The overall purpose of

Vasundhara Project is to prosper the rural areas and improve the overall conditions

of the barren and waste lands and of the farmers in villages around Jaipur-Dhilli.

1. Rehabilitation of the degradable land:

Short term trainings on rehabilitation of the waste and barren are continued in the

villages around Jaipur-Dhilli, Dist Washim for the farmers. The training programs

are conducted on the following themes .

Entire process of the bio-composting

Developing agro forestry for rehabilitation of the waste and barren land

How to develop farms for floriculture and horticulture

Outcomes of the workshop:

Date 3-4 October 2013

2 January 2014

14 February 2014

No. of programs 04

No. of the participants 100 Farmers

Experts

Experts are invited from Agriculture department of Panchayat Samiti,

Washim and District Agriculture department

Duration One day

Name of the villages

where programs were organized

Jaipur, Tanka, Dhilli, Zodga, Songavan and Vai

2. Plantations :

Process of plantation is continued in the few villages. It is planned to

distribute the plants like Neem, turmeric, lemon, mango, awala, Gauva etc.

to the youth and children.

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D. Health

The aim of intervention in this area has been to provide health services to the

children, women, pregnant mothers, lactating mothers and old aged people

living in of Washim block, Vidarbha.

The awareness programs on HIV/AIDs are conducted specially for the youths.

The focus of awareness program was to make aware the rural youth on infection

of HIV/AIDS and how to take preventive measures.

The objectives of the health project are:

To provide health service to the rural population.

To organize awareness program on HIV/AIDS for youth

To refer the serious cases to the district hospital and experts for further

diagnosis and treatment.

To use the government resources to organize the general and special

health checks up camps.

Outcomes of the General health check up:

Name of

village

No. of

camps

organize

d

No. of

children

provided

health

services

No. of

women

provide

d health

services

No. of

senior

citizen

provided

health

services

No. of

TB

patients

Diagnosi

s and

treated

No. of

referred to

government

hospitals for

further

diagnosis &

treatment

No.

Of session

Conducted

On Ante-

natla ,RCH

& post-

natal care

Session

conducte

d on

HIV/AID

S

Dhilli 02 40 70 65 10 17 03 01

Jaipur 04 69 106 105 30 29 04 01

Zodga 01 12 09 12 10 11 02 -

Tanka 02 19 20 22 12 13 02 01

songavan 01 18 11 19 06 05 01 -

sawali 01 40 35 20 05 03 01 -

Wai 02 18 40 20 - 07 02 01

Ghota 01 11 24 17 03 01 01 -

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Outcomes of the Eye check up camps:

No of

the

villages

No. of

the

camps

organized

No. of the

children

provided

health

services

No. of the

women

provided

health

services

No. of the

senior

citizen

provided

health

services

No. of referred

to government

hospitals for

further

diagnosis and

treatment

No. of

glasses and

spectacles

distributed

to the

women and

senior

citizens

03 03 60 61 110 90 60

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E. Day care Centre:

Rehabilitative and curative services for the old aged persons are continued for the

old aged person at jaipur-Dhilli Village Washim district.

The following services are being provided:

tea

Entertainment

Reading facilities/news papers

Regular health checkup camps and referral to

hospitals

Counseling and moral support

Training program on the Income generation

Outcomes of intervention:

150 old aged persons are provided the rehabilitative and curative services.

Their family members are sensitized on the needs and rights of the old aged

persons.

The old aged person are also trained and sensitized to adjust with their family members.

Five persons have gone under cataract surgery

A ripple is created among the family members to care old aged persons.

II. URBAN INTERVENTIONS:

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A. Fire Fighting:

Present batch is the VI batch of fire fighting course at Ambernath city. Response

for this course has been very tremendous since fire fighting is job oriented course

and returns are high. In addition this, the certificate of the fire fighting is very

important for recruitment of Indian forces and Police department.

Based on internal evaluation, the organization commenced forth batch of the fire

fighting course at Ambernath, Dist Thane.

The organization has developed the curriculum for Fire Fighting course. Few more

topics are included in curriculum of the Fire Fighting course. The task of

developing the profile of the past candidate is in progress. The profile will be sent

to the Companies, Municipal Corporation and Merchant Navy for providing them

suitable placement.

(Demonstration of the Fire Fighting students while course at Ambernath )

Synopsis of the course:

Duration of course January 1.2014to June 30,2014

Venue Ambernath

No. of the participants 25

Duration of the course

6 months

B. Women Empowerment:

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Entrepreneurship Development Program, EDP are conducted in alliance with

Central Board of Workers Education, Kurla, Mumbai, Ministry of Labor

,Govt. of India The purpose of the EDP was to develop entrepreneurship among

the women living in the s lums and Chawls of Ambernath city .

(Entrepreneurship Development Training)

Outcomes of EDP program:

Date of the EDPs 26-27 September 2014

20-12 November 2013 5-6 February 2014 18-19 March 2014

Duration 02 day

Number of batches 04

No. of women trained 120 women in the age group of 18 to 45

Stipend Participants were provided Rs. 200/ for

two day.

C. Health:

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Health intervention is tremendous beneficial to improve the health status of the

rural poor residing at Ambernath and around Ambernath city. Our goal for

providing the health services is to cover maximum urban poor through medical

services. The volunteers force is a supportive system that we have developed in the

slum and tribal areas to facilitate the camps.

Outcomes of the camps:

a. Ambernath area (Urban and Tribal areas )

1. General Health check up camp

Name of the slums

Ambernath Railway station, Subash Takdi, Bhandi pada, Morivalipada, Morivaligaon, Bhaskar Nager,Swami

Nagar, Bhagatsingh Nagar, Housing board colony,Naware Nager and Laxmi

Nagar

No. of the patients attended

2200

No. of doctors involved 20

No. of serious cases 500

No. of serious cases referred to Central Hospital, Chayya

Hopital, KEM,Tata, JJ, Sion and other hospitals for further diagnosis and treatment.

300

2, Eye check up camp

Name of the slums where the health

camps have been organized

Gaikwad Nagar, Ambernath Temple

area,Swami Nagar, Subash Tekdi, Bhim Nagar, Khemani and,

Prabuddha nagar

No. of the patients attended 500

No. of doctors involved

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No. of cataract patients 30

No. of serious cases referred to Civil Hospital, Nashik, Central Hospital,Chayya Hospital, VT Hospital, Nanjibhai khimjibai trust and other hospitals for further diagnosis and treatment.

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Spectacles were distributed to the needy and poor patients during the camp.

3, Gynecological Camps:

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Name of the slum areas where the health camps have been organized

Gaikwad Nagar, Ambernath Temple area, Swami Nagar,

Subash Tekdi, Bhim Nagar,

Khemani and, Prabuddha nagar

No. of the patients attended 250

No. of doctors involved 04

No. of serious cases found of STD,RTI, Leucorrhea,

Osteoporosis, Suspected cases of Breast and uterus cancer

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No. of serious cased referred to Civil Hospital,Nahsik, Cenral Hospital, Chayya Hospital, Shivaji Hospital,

KEM,JJ, Tata khimjibai for further diagnosis and treatment.

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III. OUR SINCERE THANK:

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Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Training and Research Institute, Pune,

Maharashtra Ambernath Municipal Council, Ambernath

Zilla Parishad,Washim All Grampanchayats of the operation area

Central Board for Workers Education, Kurla, Mumbai, Govt. of India Mr. R.B.Patil, Patron

Maharashtra State Vocational Board,Thane and Mumbai Mr. R.N. Gawai,Patron

Ms. Minakshi Sister, Patron

Dr. Gajapal Ingole Founder President

For Prasang Magaswargiya Samaj Kalyan Sanstha