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ANNUAL REPORT

2017 -18

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

JOINING HANDS TOGETHER IN THE BATTLE

AGAINST CANCER

Annual Report/ 2017-2018

Cancer care management in the country is posing a monumental challenge as the number of cancer patients in the country is rising phenomenally while the infrastructure for prevention, diagnosis and treatment is not adequate. The scenario requires confluence of greater efforts of the government and the NGOs to fight dreadful disease of cancer which is synonymous with an avalanche of severe physical, mental and economic miseries specially, for the disadvantaged section.

This year Global Cancer Concern India has completed two decades of its operation. It is an immense pleasure to see that the seed sown by the founder of the organisation Maj Gen R S Pannu who was an embodiment of excellent soldiery and humanitarian service, has grown into a tree. Starhawk, a respected voice in modern spirituality has rightly remarked, “Creation is the ultimate resistance, the ultimate refusal to accept things as they are”. It was Gen Pannu's sensitivity to the sufferings of the people due to abysmally poor cancer care system which lead to the genesis of Global Cancer Concern India about twenty years back. GCCI has been moving relentlessly on the trajectory of development following resolutely the objectives set by the founder.

During the year 2017-18, the organisation progressed very well in all sphere of its work. The funds in-flow increased by 18%. The quality is the hallmark of GCCI's work which enabled us to garner greater funds from corporate and individual donors. This enabled us to widen the horizon of our program work in various states benefiting a large number of people specially from the lower income group. We believe in Aristotle's words “Quality is not an act, it is a habit.”

The excellent team work is propelling the organisation on the path of progress. I admire buoyant spirit of the team members and hope that they will explore their full potential to work for the cause as William Shakespeare says, “We know what we are but not what we may be.”

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT

Inderjit K. PannuPresident


MESSAGE FROM CEO

Dr. Harvinder Singh BakshiChief Executive Officer

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Introduction

Global Cancer Concern India (GCCI) is a registered NGO which occupies a prominent place in the vanguard of cancer care NGOs in the country and has been working assiduously for the last 20 years for the well being of the disadvantaged people afflicted with cancer. It was founded by Late Maj Gen R S Pannu.

The Programme spectrum of GCCI includes Health Education/ Awareness about Cancer, Free Home Care Services to terminally ill poor cancer patients, Vocational Training to kith and kin of cancer victims, Provision of school fees under Child Sponsorship Programme and Primary Health Care cum Cancer Screening Centers. GCCI is working nationwide through 23 offices with focus on rural areas and urban slums. It has been accredited by National CSR Hub at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai and also by Indian Institute of Corporate Affair (a nodal national CSR agency) setup by Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India.

Mission

“To combat cancer at all stages by seeking prevention, early detection and recognizing palliative care as an integral part of Cancer Care Management so that poor cancer sufferers can live quality lives with dignity and self esteem as long as possible.”

Programmes

GCCI since inception has operated directly as well as in collaboration/partnership with other organization at various locations in the country.

Our Program Spectrum:

1. Child Educational Sponsorship Programme to help under priviledged children of cancer afflicted families to continue with their school education through out country.

2. Financial support for Medical Treatment of poor cancer patients below poverty line through out the country.

3. Training Capacity building Programme of Medical and Paramedics in Palliative Home Care setting at National level.

4. Cancer Awareness Programmes in schools, institutions, corporate organization.

5. Running free Primary Health and Cancer Screening Centers at Kishangarh, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi and in Sector-49, Gurgaon.

6. Primary Health Care, Cancer Screening, Awareness Programmes and Palliative Home Care Services for needy families, including provision of medicines to cancer patients by teams at Faridabad supported by BPCL.

7. Palliative Home Care Services at Ludhiana, Punjab supported by ORACLE.

8. Vocational Training Program (Computer Hardware & Software) in association with Indian Red Cross Society Punjab Branch Patiala, Punjab.

9. Primary Health, Cancer Screening and Palliative Home Care Programmes at Chandigarh supported by Mahindra and Mahindra Limited.

10. Vocational Training (Sewing, Tailoring and Computer Education) Programmes in collaboration with Don Bosco at Chandigarh.


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11. Vocational Training (Sewing and Tailoring) Programmes in collaboration with Bhai Ghanaiyaji Care Service and Welfare Society, Mohali supported by Indian Oil Corporation.

12. Vocational Training (Sewing, Tailoring and Computer Education) Programme with Manav Vikas Samiti and Welfare Society, Chandigarh.

13. Palliative and Out-reach Home Care Services at Mumbai and Bangalore in association with Tata Memorial Hospital and Bangalore Hospice Trust, respectively.

14. Cancer Screening Programme in association with Adyar Cancer Hospital Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

15. Palliative Home Care and cancer screening project at Bathinda (Punjab) supported by Oracle Group of Companies.

16. Mobile Palliative Home Care Unit at Nagpur (Maharashtra) in association with Snehanchal.

17. Mobile Primary Health, Cancer Awareness, Cancer Screening and Palliative Home Care Programme at Bihar, supported by National Payment Corporation of India.

18. Mobile Primary Health, Cancer Awareness, Cancer Screening and Palliative Home Care Programme at Nabha, supported by Mahindra and Mahindra Swaraj.

19. Mobile Primary Health, Cancer Awareness, Cancer Screening and Palliative Home Care Programme at Talawandi Sabo, supported by Mahindra and Mahindra Swaraj.

20. Mobile Palliative Home Care Programme at Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

Glimpses 2017-18

l 289 children were extended Educational Sponsorship.

l 15,289 people benefitted from Cancer Detection Camps/Screening Programme.

l 3,12,816 children were covered nationwide under School Awareness Programme. About 46,92,240 persons were further sensitized through such programmes.

l 4517 patients were given Palliative Home Care.

l 75 patients were given one time Financial Assistance.

l 160 persons belonging to the families of cancer patients were given Vocational Training.

l 152 Cancer Screening Camps were held all over India during 2017-18.

l 51,737 patients availed the Primary Health and Cancer Screening Services.

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SABRANG A Cultural Melange of Ghazals, Geet, Bhajans and Sufiana Kalam

SABRANG (a cultural melange of Ghazals, Geet, Bhajans and Sufiana Kalam) was organized at India International Centre, New Delhi on 3rd January, 2018 for its supporters, well wishers and staff members. Prominent artists like Ustad Saeed Khan, Sampson David, Ustaad Naushad Khan and Danish Ali performed exquisitely in the jam-packed main auditorium of IIC. With their melodious rendition of ghazals and songs and soul stirring sitar vadan, the artists captivated the hearts of the audience and transported it to an euphoric plane.

Mrs Inderjit K Pannu, President, GB members of GCCI including Brig B V Ahuja, AVSM (Retd), Ms Divjot Kohli, Maj Gen Gurdeep Singh, AVSM (Retd) and CEO - Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi were present on the occasion.

Glimpses of the Programme

IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS

Mrs Inderjit K Pannu, President of GCCI Lighting the lamp. She is flanked by Brig B V Ahuja (second from left) and Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO (third from left).

Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEO welcoming Mr . Sampson David, main artist.

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Some More Glimpses

(from right) Dr Harvinder Singh Bakhsi, CEO of GCCI with Sh. Satyendar Jain, Health Minister - Delhi and Ms Neeru

Sahota, Sr. Manager– Communication.

Mrs Inderjit K Pannu, President of GCCI addressing the audience.

GCCI STAFF

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Three Ministers Flag Off Three Mobile Units

In a high profile function held at Swaraj Division Mohali Plant of Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. which is extending support under CSR to GCCI in its fight against Cancer, 3 Hon'ble Ministers of Punjab - Mr Manpreet Singh Badal, Finance Minister, Mr Navjyot Singh Sidhu, Minister for Local Government and Mr Balbir Singh Sidhu, Minister for Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development and Labour presented keys of 3 Mobile Cancer Care Units to Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, CEOof GCCI and flagged off the Units in the presence of Mr Viren Popli, COO of Swaraj Division, Mr Pramod Lamba, Vice President, Deputy Commissioner, SSP of Mohali and Pradhans of Local Villages. Mr Ganesh Bhat, Head Program, Mr Sukhdeep Gill, Sr Dy Dir Punjab, Mr Shivpal Rana and Medical and Paramedical staff of 3 units (Mohali, Talwandi Sabo and Nabha) of GCCI were present on the occasion.


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right are Dr Harvinder

Singh Bakshi, CEO of

GCCI, Mr Viren Popli,

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Division, Mr Navjyot

Singh Sidhu, Minister

for Local Government,

Mr Manpreet Singh

Badal, Finance Minster

and Mr Balbir Singh

Sidhu, Minister for

Animal Husbandry,

Dairy Development

and Labour

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Signing of Agreements with Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.

On 25th Jan., 2018, three Agreements were signed by Mr Viren Popli, Chief Operating Officer of Mahindra & Mahindra, Swaraj Division and Dr Harvinder Singh Bakshi, Chief Executive Officer of Global Cancer Concern India in the Board Room of Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd at Mohali. Senior Management Staff of Mahindra & Mahindra including Mr Promod Lamba, Vice President. Mr Ganesh Bhatt, Head Program Management, Mr Shivpal Singh Rana, Manager GCCI Chandigarh and Mr Gurpreet Singh, Project Officer GCCI Mobile Primary Health and Cancer Care Unit Mohali, Punjab were present on this occasion.


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Observance of World No Tobacco Day - 31st May, 2017


WNTD-2017

GLIMPSES

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Observance of National Cancer Awareness Day - 7th Nov, 2017

NATIONAL CANCER

AWARENESS DAY

7th NOV., 2017

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Observance of World Cancer Day - 4th Feb, 2018


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PROGRAMMES

OUR PROGRAMMES :

The programme spectrum of GCCI includes the following :

1. CHILD EDUCATIONAL SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMMEThe objective of the Child Education Sponsorship Programme is to help the needy and deprived children from cancer afflicted families to continue their school education upto XII std. 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 which have lost the bread earners due to cancer. In this programme, sponsorship amount is given by cheque directly to the student / school / one of the parents.

Principal - Mrs Sadhana Bhalla of Mira Model School, Janak Puri, New Delhi presenting Child Education Sponsorship cheque.

The grand father of a child receiving cheque under Educational Sponsorship Programme at GCCI’s office.

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 economical weaker section.

One child from one family can avail this facility. Female child is preferred. In the year 2017-18, the beneficiaries under this programme were 289.

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Under the preventive programmes, GCCI has been carrying out two major activities – Cancer Screening and Cancer Awareness Programme. For the last 20 years, GCCI has been organizing cancer screening camps and carrying out extensive awareness programmes through the teams based at local level. Each team has a panel of specialized doctors & trained nurses who carry out patient friendly, non – invasive screening mechanism that would be effective enough to discover cancer or early symptoms leading to diagnosis of cancer. Free cancer screening camps are organized in villages, slum areas, RWA Community Centres, Senior Citizen Association Centres, Schools and Corporate houses.

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

SITAMARHI - BIHAR

Under National Payment Corporation of India supported 3 year Project at Sitamarhi embracing awareness generation, primary health, cancer screening and palliative care, a number of screening camps were organized in rural area/poor localities.

PREVENTIVE PROGRAMMES - CANCER SCREENING AND AWARENESS

A free health check-up camp at St. Vivekanand Millenium School, Pinjore, Panchkula was organized on 30th July, 2017

PANCHKULA - HARYANA

Cancer Screening Camp under National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI) supported“Primary Health, Cancer Awareness, Cancer Screening and Palliative Care” project at Sitamarhi in Bihar

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Under the CSR initiative of Ralson (India) Ltd., a free cancer screening camp was conducted by Punjab Team under the leadership of

Mr. Sukhdeep Singh Gill - Sr. Dy. Dir - GCCI at Malhipur village near Doraha (LUDHIANA) on 24th March, 2018.

A free cancer screening camp was organized at St Mary's School, Jindwari (Nangal) on 21st March, 2018

A screening camp supported by United India Insurance Co. Ltd. was held at Govt. School, Village Dhadda, Jalandhar (PB.) on 22nd July, 2017.

DHADDA - PUNJAB

NANGAL - PUNJAB DORAHA - PUNJAB

thA Cancer Screening Camp on 5 August, 2017 at Giddar in Bathinda under Primary Health, Cancer Screening & Palliative Care Unit Project supported by ORACLE Inc

GIDDAR - PUNJAB

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An educational programme was conducted at Shishu Niketan School, Sector 66, Mohali on 11th July, 2017. Mr. Sukhdeep Singh Gill - Sr. Dy. Dir. is seen addressing the students.

The glimpses of some of the Cancer awareness programmes conducted by Mr. Gurpreet Singh– Project Officer in the rural areas of Mohali under “Primary Health, Cancer Awareness, Cancer Screening and Palliative Care”

project supported by Mahindra & Mahindra Swaraj Division.

MOHALI - PUNJAB

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MACHLIKALAN – PUNJAB

A free Cancer Screening Camp in association with RST Cancer Hospitals was organized at School of Scholars, Gadchiroli, Nagpur - Maharashtra on 27th Feb., 2018

thA free cancer screening - cum awareness camp devoted to Army jawans' wives was conducted on 19 March, 2018 at Faridkot.

FARIDKOT – PUNJAB

GADCHIROLI – MAHARASHTRA

A special camp at village Machlikalan in Mohali was organized on 31st Aug., 2017 as a part of GCCI Mobile Primary Health & Cancer project being supported by Mahindra & Mahindra Swaraj Division. Mr. Vimal, Sr. Manager - CSR, Ms. Shruti Chhabra - Sr. Manager - Communication and other senior staff members of Mahindra Swaraj Division were present on this occasion. Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi - CEO of GCCI was interviewed. Mr. Ganesh Bhatt - Head Programme, GCCI was also present.

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UNA - HIMACHAL PRADESH

An Awareness Programme held on 16th Feb., 2018 at Rudra International School, Una (HP) to sensitize the students regarding ill effects of consumption of tobacco. Mr. Shivpal Rana - Manager Chandigarh addressing the students is seen in the picture.

CHENNAI - TAMIL NADU

A cancer awareness cum resource mobilization programme was conducted in Sarojini Varadappan Girls Hr. Sec. School. Mr. S. Das - Dy. Dir and Ms. Revathi - Manager can be seen in the picture.

BANGALORE - KARNATAKA PUNE - MAHARASHTRA

Cancer Awareness Camp at Bangalore, Karnataka conducted by Ms Latha S T - Sr. Manager and Ms Kusuma N - Sr. Executive.Cancer Awareness Camp at Bangalore, Karnataka conducted by Ms Latha S T - Sr. Manager and Ms Kusuma N - Sr. Executive.

Cancer Awareness Camp with Police Officials at Pune, Maharashtra conducted by Ms. Mamta Nath - Sr. GM Pune Team.

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BHOPAL - MADHYA PRADESH INDORE - MADHYA PRADESH

Cancer Awareness Programme at Bhopal conducted by Mr. K.M. Antony - Manager GCCI (MP)

VAZHOOR – KERALA

An awareness and cancer screening camp sponsored by Apollo Tyres Foundation at Vazhoor was organised on11th

Jan.,2018. Dr. Harvinder Singh Bakshi - CEO of GCCI presenting information folder to Sh. Anto Antony, Hon’ble

Member Of Parliament (Pathanamthitta), Ms. Manju Sujith - Sr. GM Kerala is seen in the picture. Mr. Ganesh Bhatt - Head

Programme of GCCI and Prof. Pushkala Devi, Panchayat President were also present.

Cancer Awareness Camp at Indore organised by Madhya Pradesh team headed by Mr. K.M. Antony - Manager GCCI (MP).

JOKA - KOLKATA

An Orientation Programme was organized by GCCI Kolkata Team headed by Ms Paramita Chakraborty - Sr. Manager at Delhi Public School, Joka, Kolkata on 8th Sept., 2017.

LUDHIANA - PUNJAB

An Orientation Programme was held at Creative Collections P Ltd., Bahadurke, Ludhiana (PB), on 29th Sept., 2017.

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An orientation programme was held at Lakshmi Ladies Club, Ludhiana by GCCI’s Punjab team including Mr. Sukhdeep Singh Gill - Sr. Dy Dir. , Mr. Sukhdev Singh - Manager and Mr. Varinder Singh - Executive

on 20th Sept., 2017 which was followed by a Screening Camp

A student sensitization programme was conducted by Mr. Sukhdev Singh - Sr. Manager at Kendriya Vidyalaya, AFS, Bhisiana, Bathinda on 19th July, 2017.

BATHINDA - PUNJAB

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Punjab team conducted Awareness Programme in Gobindgarh Public School, Gobindgarh on 10th Feb., 2018.

MANDI GOBINDGARH – PUNJAB

CHANGANACHERRY - KERALA

A Cancer Screening Camp cum Awareness Programme supported by KSIDC was organised on 26th Aug, 2017 at Auditorium, Anandasramam, Changanacherry. The programme was inaugurated by Shri Girish Konattu—President of Anand Ashram.

An Awareness lecture was given by Dr Suresh Kumar. Ms Manju Sujith, Sr. GM concluded the programme.

AHMEDABAD - GUJARAT LUCKNOW - UTTAR PRADESH

Cancer Awareness Camp at Ahmedabad . Mr. R Hirvanya - Sr. GM GCCI Gujarat team can be seen in the picture.

Cancer Awareness cum Screening Camp at Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. Mr. A.C. Punetha - Manager GCCI Lucknow team

organized the camp.

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MUMBAI - MAHARASHTRA

An Awareness Camp was organised with the help of YOGA team by Mr. Umesh Naik - Joint Dir. Of GCCI at Veer Savarkar Udyan in Borivali, Mumbai.

GURGAON - HARYANA

An orientation programme was organized on 19th August, 2017 at DPSG School , Block –C , Sushant Lok-Phase-I , Gurgaon by GCCI’s team including Mr. Mohd. Aslam - Sr. GM and Mr. Rajesh Kumar - Sr. Manager.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

GCCI carried out 130 programmes for creating awareness about cancer, its prevention, early diagnosis and treatment and 152 Cancer Screening Camps were held for the community at different locations resulting in participation of 5,005,056 persons.

3. VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME

One of the bedrocks of GCCI’s policy is to empower people economically specially the women belonging to cancer afflicted families or the poor stratum of the society. GCCI has collaborative Vocational Training Projects with Red Cross Society at Patiala, Don Bosco at Chandigarh, Bhai Ghannaiya Ji Welfare Society at Mohali and Manav Vikas Samiti at Chandigarh.

Glimpses:


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ACCOMPLISHMENT:

160 persons belonging to the families of cancer patients/poor families were provided vocational training.

4. PALLIATIVE HOME CARE PROGRAMME

GCCI’s Palliative Care Programme for Cancer Patients is inspired by the above lines. 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.

Some glimpses of Palliative Care :


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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. Mobile Palliative Care Projects of GCCI are located at Bathinda, Mohali, Ludhiana, Talwandi Sabo, Faridabad, Nagpur (Collaborative Project), Mumbai (Collaborative Project), Bangalore (Collaborative Project), Sitamarhi (Bihar).

ACCOMPLISHMENT:

4,517 people got served through Palliative Home Care.

LIMITED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMMELimited 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.

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Ms Bidisha Sengupta - Sr. Executive GCCI presenting cheque to beneficiary.

Mr. Rajesh Kumar - Sr. Manager (NCR) handing over cheque at a School.

Mr. Sukhdeep Singh - Sr. Dy Director & Mr. Sukhdev Singh - Sr. Manager GCCI Ludhiana presenting cheque to community leaders.

Mr. Rajeev Kumar Sharma - GM at Pathankot presenting cheque to a student.

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ACCOMPLISHMENT

75 cancer patients were given one time financial assistance.


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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.

Some important facilities given to the people at Kishangarh Centre are :

Doctors Consultancy

X-Ray

Medicines

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Ultrasound

Lab Tests

Minor Treatments

Everyday approx. 100 - 110 patients are being taken care here.

Some glimpses of the Centre at Kishangarh, New Delhi:

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

Centre at Rosewood, Sec. 49, Gurgaon, which is surrounded by villages like : Ghasola, Samaspur, Badshahpur, Tigra, Fazilpur, Islampur, Nirvana, South City 2, Malibu Town etc. Centre provides the following facilities :

Doctors Consultation Anti-Rabies Prevention Programme Minor Treatments Provision of Free medicines to patients RCH (Reproductive Child Health) Lab Tests Immunization

Everyday 40-50 patients get treated in this centre.

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ACCOMPLISHMENT

51,737 persons were provided health care in Kishangarh Centre & Gurgaon Centre during 2017-18.

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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.

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

List of Prominent Schools for the F.Y. 2017-18

S. No. SCHOOL NAME CITY

1 SPICER HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PUNE (MAHARASHTRA)2 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL SOUTH BANGALORE (KARNATAKA)3 ST JOHNS HIGH SCHOOL BANGALORE (KARNATAKA)4 SMT JAMNABAI NARSEE HIGH SCHOOL MUMBAI (MAHARASHTRA)5 SAROJINI VARADAPPAN GIRLS HR SEC SCHOOL CHENNAI (TAMIL NADU)6 STELLA MARIS ENG GIRLS HIGH PRY SCHOOL BANGALORE (KARNATAKA)7 TAGORE ACADEMY JAMSHEDPUR (JHARKHAND)8 BHAVAN VIDYALAYA (JUNIOR) CHANDIGARH (PUNJAB)9 NARAYANA VIDYALAYAM HIGH SCHOOL NAGPUR (MAHARASHTRA)10 TARAPUR VIDYA MANDIR AND JUNIOR COLLEGE PALGHAR (MAHARASHTRA)11 SINHGAD SPRING DALE PRIMARY AND PUNE (MAHARASHTRA)

SECONDARY SCHOOL12 ST JOSEPH CONVENT SCHOOL HOSHIARPUR (PUNJAB)13 ST JOSEPH S CONVENT SR SEC SCHOOL BATHINDA (PUNJAB)14 SINHGAD CITY SCHOOL PUNE (MAHARASHTRA)15 SRI KRISHNAMMAL MATRIC HR SEC SCHOOL CHENNAI (TAMIL NADU)16 SACRED HEART SCHOOL MOGA (PUNJAB)17 ST XAVIER S HIGH SCHOOL MEDNIPUR (WEST BENGAL)18 DELHI PUBLIC SHCOOL BANGALORE (KARNATAKA)19 SHRI MADHAVRAO BHAGWAT HIGH SCHOOL MUMBAI (MAHARASHTRA)

(ENGLISH MEDIUM SECONDARY)20 DON BOSCO MATRICULATION SCHOOL CHENNAI (TAMIL NADU)21 ST JOSEPH S ACADEMY CHENNAI (TAMIL NADU)22 ST ANN S MATRICULATION HIGHER SEC SCHOOL CHENNAI (TAMIL NADU)23 DON BOSCO MAT HR SEC SCHOOL KATPADI (TAMIL NADU)24 THE GOSPEL HOME SCHOOL, RISHRA HOOGHLY (WEST BENGAL)25 NARAYANA VIDYALAYAM (PRIMARY) NAGPUR (MAHARASHTRA)26 BHAVAN VIDYALAYA CHANDIGARH (PUNJAB)27 DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL JOKA, SOUTH 24 PARGANA (WB)28 GOBINDGARH PUBLIC SCHOOL LUDHIANA (PUNJAB)29 MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL HOSHIARPUR (PUNJAB)30 DOABA PUBLIC SCHOOL HOSHIARPUR (PUNJAB)31 ST FRANCIS DE SALES HIGHER NAGPUR (MAHARASHTRA)

SECONDARY SCHOOL32 TEJASWINI VIDYAMANDIR H SCHOOL (CONVENT) NAGPUR (MAHARASHTRA)33 ST VIVEKANANDA ENGLISH ACADEMY GUWAHATI (ASSAM)34 M K V V I VIDYALAYA PRIMARY MUMBAI (MAHARASHTRA)35 RMD SINHGAD SPRING DALE SCHOOL PUNE (MAHARASHTRA)36 MIRA MODEL SCHOOL NEW DELHI37 SWAMI SANT DASS PUBLIC SCHOOL KAPURTHALA, LUDHIANA (PUNJAB)38 SACRED HEART CONVENT SCHOOL DISTT MUKTSAR (PUNJAB)39 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL FARIDKOT (PUNJAB)

40 HOLY CHILD MAT HR SEC SCHOOL (PRY SEC) CHENNAI 41 VIVEK VIDYALAYA MUMBAI (MAHARASHTRA)42 C S I ST. EBBA'S MATRICULATION HR SEC SCHOOL CHENNAI (TAMIL NADU)43 ST MARY CONVENT SCHOOL DEHRADUN (UTTRAKHAND)44 ST MICHAEL S SR SEC PUBLIC SCHOOL GURGAON (HARYANA)45 GURU NANAK INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL LUDHIANA (PUNJAB)46 ST JOSEPH EDUCATION & CHARITABLE TRUST CHANDIGARH (UT)47 MGM PUBLIC SCHOOL LUDHIANA (PUNJAB)48 DON BOSCO MAT HIGHER SEC. SCHOOL CHENNAI (TAMIL NADU)49 CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA BANGALORE (KARNATAKA)

* The highest collection is Rs.345332 from SPICER HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, AUNDH ROAD, PUNE in the Financial Year 2017-18.

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Mobilising 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. We assiduously cultivated contacts with large number of prominent companies and funding organizations. Some of the highlights are as under:

l ORACLE Inc.ORACLE Inc. renewed the project of Mobile Primary Health, Cancer-Screening and Palliative Care Unit at Bathinda, Punjab for the third year keeping in view abysmally poor availability of facilities for prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the Cancer there specially for the disadvantaged. Oracle also agreed to support additionally GCCI’s Mobile Palliative Care Unit operating in Ludhiana.

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l NATIONAL PAYMENT CORPORATION OF INDIA (NPCI)GCCI successfully implemented Mobile Primary Health, Cancer Screening and Palliative Care Unit Project at Sitamarhi and exceeded beneficiary targets set for the first year of 3 year project despite challenging scenario.

l BHARAT PETROLEUM CORPORATION LIMITED (BPCL)Mobile Primary Health, Cancer Awareness, Cancer Screening and Palliative Care Project at Faridabad in Haryana for 3 years was approved by BPCL.

l SYNEOS HEALTH (Earlier INC Research)Child sponsorship Programme for NCR for one year was approved.

l OTHER CORPORATE LINKAGESLupin Foundation, Netlink (USA), Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation, Kerala State Financial Enterprise (KSFE), KELTRON, Kerala Minerals & Metals Ltd (KMML), Mysore Sales International Ltd, Chennai Petro Chemicals Ltd, NTECL (Joint Venture of NTPC and TN Electric Corporation), United India Insurance, Western Coalfields Ltd, Coal India, IFFCO Tokio, Rubber Board, Kerala Goodyear Etc.

Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd. Swaraj Division, Mohali, Punjab continued providing its CSR support for “Mobile Primary Health & Cancer Care” project at Mohali 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. Two more Units; one at Nabha and the other at Talwandi Sabo were approved by Mahindra and Mahindra Swaraj Division.

HELPAGE INDIAHelpAge India supported GCCI’s programme of observing National Cancer Awareness Day, Nov., 2017 by organizing cancer screening camps, specially for the disadvantaged elderly.

Corporate Resource Mobilization


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OUR MAGNANIMOUS INDIVIDUAL DONORS

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.

1 MS DULARI BAKSHI 85 MR N SRIDHAR 2 MR. R PARUATHI RAO 86 MS SHANTI MANUEL3 M/S KENDLE INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 87 MS ARUNA DAMODHARAN 4 M/S KERALA NUT FOOD COMPANY 88 MR AURO ANSHUMAN DAS 5 M/S JOINT SECRETARY TO GOVERNER 89 MR N P KRISHNA KUMAR 6 MS ELIZABETH REUBEN 90 MS REVATHY SUGATHAM NAIR7 M/S IRCON INTERNATION LIMITED 8 M/S SRI KRISHNASWAMY KALYANA MANDAPAM 9 Mrs. HOOR VIJAY DEVNANI10 Mr. PRABHAKAR SITARAM MARATHE 11 MR HASMUKH BUCH 12 MR RAJENDRA R BORWANKAR 13 MR JASWANT SINGH KOHLI & SON14 M/s SAVI INTERNATIONAL15 Ms. RITA SAKSENA 16 Dr. R ARUNACHALAM 17 MR D M SAROJINI18 LATE DR. D R BHARUCH 19 M/S BARATH BUILDING CONSTRUCTION INDIA PVT. LTD. 20 M/S SRISHANTH ENTERPRISES 21 MR S K DIVAKAR BABU 22 MR SUTHAGAR 23 MR. DANIO JOE 24 MS JOSHNA JOHNSON 25 MR JAGADEESWARI 26 MS LALITABEN 27 M/S SONA FOODS 28 MR T S SEKAR 29 MR SHOUKATH SHERIF30 M/S R S GRAPHICS 31 M/S SS INFORMATION SYSYTEMS PVT LTD 32 MR S RANGARAJAN 33 MR SRI KRISHNASWAMY KALYANA MANDAPAM34 M/S KANTHIMATHI KALYANA MANDAPAM 35 MS ALEXANDRINA P A 36 DR. BRJ KANNAN 37 M/S ARCHANA SRI TRANSPORT 38 MR PRADIPTA MISHRA 39 Mrs. JANAKI BHARAT 40 Mr. T KRISHNA AYYAR 41 MS JASMINE ANDREW 42 DR. ARUN PROSAD MUKHERJEE (IPS RETD) 43 DR. SHYAM SUNDAR P 44 MS KAMINI NARASIMAN 45 MR JAYARAM RAMACHANDRAN 46 Mrs. MYRA SHROFF 47 MR KAMLESH S MEHTA 48 MR KASHYAP UMESH MEHTA49 MR KRISHAN DATT 50 M/S F C SONDHI & CO. (INDIA) PVT. LTD 51 GP CAPT. NARENDER PAL SINGH 52 Mr. T S S ANJANEYULU 53 Dr. KAMALA S JAYARAO 54 MS. NANDINI CHAWLA55 DR P S PANT 56 M/S SINGHVI CHARITABLE TRUST 57 MR VIDYANIDHI DALMIA 58 DR. RAHUL MOKHERJEE 59 MS SHERFUNNISA JAMEEL 60 Mr. GIRIJA NANDAN SINHA61 MS SNEHA N MEHRA 62 MR G SRINIKETHAN 63 MR K BALAJI RAO 64 MR V HARIKESH 65 MR K VISWANATH 66 M/S MCKS YOGA VIDYA PRANIC HEALING FOUNDATION TRUST 67 MS SINDHU KEDHARNATH 68 M/S VIVEK INFOCOM 69 MR PRABHKARAN 70 MR ANTONY MILAN 71 MR S V SIVA 72 MR J D GEMMA 73 MR PRABHAKAR REDDY 74 MS PRIYA DARSHINI 75 M/S FAB MEALS (P) LTD 76 MR VIMAL D SHAH 77 M/S TECH INDIA INFOWAY PVT LTD 78 MR S RAMAN 79 MR DEVENDHIRA POOPATHY80 MR M RAVI 81 MR DINESH BHATI82 MR RAKESH RAMAN 83 M/S MICO ENTERPRISES 84 MR SAI DUTTA

91 M/S EMPEE DISTILLES LTD 92 M/S SYAMADYNAMIC MOTORCYCLES PVT. LTD. 93 MR ANTHONY XAVIER JOSEPH 94 MR RAJESH RAJAN 95 MR KRISHNASWAMY SUBRAMANIAN 96 DR. K P SREEKUMAR 97 MR JOSE 98 MR L SUCHINDER 99 MR VARUKUMAR S 100 MR KOCHUMOL KURIAN 101 M/S ESGI GARMETS PVT. LTD. 102 MS D VIJAYALAKSHMI 103 MR G SRINIKETHAN 104 MR VIVEK SINHA 105 MR B S MURTHY 106 MR RAVI R 107 MR SHANKARA LINGHAM 108 MS DHIVYA SELVARAJ GOPAL 109 MR HARSH PANDE 110 MR ADARSH JOSEPH VARGHESE 111 MS BANDANA NARULA 112 MR SHARMA V 113 MS G NIMITHA 114 MS KIAUSALYA RANGACHARI 115 MS SUGANDHI RAMASWAMY 116 MR. RAJENDRA PAL SINGH (RETD) 117 MR SURINDER KUMAR 118 Mr. WASUDEO GOPAL NAFDE 119 MR B SANKARNARAYANAN 120 M/S MICAFAB EXPORT PRIVATE LIMITED 121 MS R KAMALA 122 MR K J RAMASWAMY 123 MR PALANICHAMY 124 MS R KALAISELVI 125 M/S SUNRAYS CLOTHING LLP 126 MR. SUDHIR A BIDKAR 127 M/S BHUSHAN ENTERPRISES 128 MS. SAVITRI AGARWAL 129 MR VIVEK SINHA 130 DR. K KRISHNANKUTTY 131 MR HARI NARAYANAN G 132 MR THILAGAVATHY R 133 MR. NAVEEN 134 MS DEEPA 135 M/S SMART TRAINING RESOURCES PVT. LTD. 136 MR MANI PANDIAN 137 MR MANAK CHAND JAIN 138 M/S SHAGUN HEALTH PRODUCT PVT. LTD. 139 MR ASHOK S 140 MR S MUTHU 141 MR VISHNU 142 MS LAKSHMI MOHAN 143 MR K VENKATA REDDY 144 MS S KALYANI 145 MR B GOKHULARAJ 146 MS PRIYADARSHINI OUSEPH CHAKOLA 147 M/S JOSE THEATRE 148 MR SWAMINATHAN K K 149 MR ABDUL JALEEL 150 MS ROHINI SURI 151 MS RADHA PADAMANABHAN 152 MR JEETH ISSAC JACOB 153 M/S SARTHI MURUGAN TRADERS 154 MR K PHANI BHUSHAN RAO 155 MS USHANANDHINI K P 156 MR G RAVI 157 MS K PREM SHANTHA 158 MS VIJAYALAKSHAMI 159 MR HELGA MARIA NETTO 160 MR P SUKUMAR 161 MR P R E ASWARA KUMAR 162 MR K RADHAKRIDHNAN 163 MS UMA SHANKAR 164 MR RAJAGOPAL K R 165 MR S AROCKIA RAJ 166 M/S JAI HANDLOOM EXPORTS 167 MR V ANATHA SUBRAMANIAN 168 MR KARTHIK K

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169 MS PRMA ANNAMALAI 170 MS ZAIBUNNISA 171 MR G VENKATASUBRAMANIYAN 172 MR VENKATRAMANAN R V 173 MR K BALAJI RAO 174 MR DEVDAS MENON 175 MR THOMAS PHILIP 176 DR. M BASKARAN 271 MR MURALI .P 177 MR T DURAICHAMY 272 MS USHARANI P 178 MS PARAVATHY EASWARAN 273 MR CHERALATHAN 179 MS SAJNA VINOD 274 MR ROY MANUEL 180 DR. G P RAMACHANDRA 275 MS SARADHA LAKSHMI P

276 MR N SHESHADRI 277 MR J SUNDARRAMAN 278 MS GEETHA KUMAR 279 MS U POONGODI 281 MS VIMALA V S 282 MS GEETHA M GURAPPA 283 MS PALANIAPPAN M 284 MS MANJU V V 285 MR SELVA RAJAN 286 MR K MANI 287 MS DEEPALAKASHMI PANEERSEVAM 288 MR SIDDHARTH PILLAI 289 MR RAM KUMAR M 290 MR A GUNASEKAR 291 MR IYPE MATHEW 292 MS DIVYA SHETTY 293 MS KAMALA RAMARAJ 294 MS PUSHPA ARUN VAGH 295 Mr. V KRISHNAN 296 MR BENJAMIN RAJASINGH 297 MR SIDDHARTH PILLAI 298 MS BHARATHY K C 299 MR KURUVILLA M JACOB 300 Ms. SUDHA JOHRI 301 Mr. S SUSHEEL KUMAR 302 MR N VAIDYANATHAN 303 MR AVINESH ARJUNAN 304 MR P SUNDAR 305 MR BINU VARGHESE 306 MS PREMA PADMANABHAN 307 Mr. MICHAEL PEREIRA 308 MRS. BINDU CHAMPAKLAL ZAVERI 309 Mr. JOSE F F DE ALBUQUERQUE 310 Mr. KEKI MANECK BARSIVALA 311 Mr. YASHWANT BALAKRISHNA JOSHI 312 Dr. PRADEEP S BORKAR 313 Mrs. BAPSY HOMI KANGA 314 Mr. LESLIE BASIL DSOUZA 315 Mr. CHANDRASHEKHAR V SANGLE 316 Mr. S KRISHNAN 317 Mr. GYAN CHAND VERMA 318 MS SHEETAL SHASHIKANT KAMAT 319 MR BURJOR S BHRUCHA 320 MR ASHWINKUMAR N SHAH 321 MR HOMI S PATEL 322 MR POYYAMANI A BALASUBRAMANIAN 323 MS USHA MANOHAR KULKARNI 324 MR ARISH BURJOR BHARUCHA 325 MR RAJGOPAL SUBBA RAO 326 Mr. G S CHAMBIAL IAS (RETD.) 327 Mr. PAWAN KALRA 328 Mr. GOBIND LAL BAHL 329 LT. COL G S SODHI 330 Mr. R K PANDEY 331 Mr. PARVINDER JIT SINGH 332 Lt. Col. (RETD). VED KUMAR SLEHRIA 333 Mr. SURAJ PRAKASH MALHOTRA 334 Maj Gen INDERJIT SINGH DHILLON 335 Mr. S. P. TULI 336 MR KAMAL PAHUJA 337 Mr. PHILIP EAPEN 338 Mr. A NAGENDRA KUMAR 339 Mr. K SRINIVASA DESIKAN 340 Mr. K RAMESH RAO 341 Wg Cdr V S CHANDRA (RETD) 342 Mrs. JANAKI RAMACHANDRA 343 Dr. R SRINIVASAN 344 Prof. B R SRINIVASAMURTHY 345 REAR ADM S R MOHAN VSM 346 Mrs. MARJORIE MARTIS 347 M/S. H GOPALA RAO & SONS (HUF) 348 MR MATHEW V I 349 MR P SAROJINI MURTY 350 M/S KANTI BROTHERS OILS PVT LTD 351 MR M V RAMASWAMY, FCA 352 MS DR M UTTARA PRABHU 353 MR D VENKATESH 354 MR N MURALI DHARAN 355 MR G VENKATESH 356 MS ARUNA MOHAN RAO 358 MS SULOCHANA BAI 359 Mr. VINOD KUMAR SANWALKA

264 MR SRIKANTH KRISHNASWAMI 265 MR JOSHUA ISRAEL SINGH 266 MR DINESH MOORTHY 267 MS AMUDHA 268 MR D ANDAL 269 MR R BALACHANDAR 270 MS GIRIJA MURALIDHARAN

181 MR R BALASUBRAMANIAN 182 MR MAHESH SHA 183 MS R SIVAGAMASUNDARI 184 MR ABDUL GHANI 185 MR P S SRIKRISHNAN 186 MS. KAVITHA R 187 M/S ELITE KNITS 188 MR S R SUNDARAM 189 MS USHA MOHAN 191 MS. SORNA DANIEL 192 MR P VIJAYA193 MS ANITHA GSWARAMOORTHY 194 MR MAHADEVAN MOHAN 195 MR RAVICHANDRAN SRINIVASAN 196 MR PULANERI SRINIVASA RAJAGOPALAN 197 MS PRASHANTHINI MANDE 198 MS PRIYA RAMAKRISHNAN 199 MR LESLIE THOMAS 200 MR. MAHESH SHRICHAND ROOPCHANDANI 201 Dr. SUHAS V PRABHU 202 Mr. KESHOE CHANDRA RAI 203 MS ZAVER B BHARUCHA 204 MS USHA SUBRAMANIAM 205 M/s BAIJ NATH BHANDARI PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUST 206 MR MOHINDER PAL VASUDEVA 207 DR. SUBHASH CHANDRA AGARWAL 208 Mr. RAJANARAYANA REDDY 209 MR. B V S MURTHY 210 MR HARINARAYANAN 211 MR VENKATARAMAN RAJA 212 DR. DEEPA LAKSHMI 213 MR D N KAR 214 MS USHA SUBRAMANIAN 215 MR V VASU216 MR FRANCIS THARAKAN 217 MR KISHON KUMAR 218 DR PREM NARAIN AGRAWAL219 MR R BALACHANDAR 220 MS HEMALATHA 221 MR BABU G222 MS BEENA JACOB 223 MR K V KRISHNA SASTRY 224 MR SELVA RUBAN225 MS V TARIN 226 MS ANISHA REDDY BIRADHALA 227 Mr. VERINDER KUMAR SARDANA 228 MR DHRUVA NATH 229 MR VIKRAM SARATH230 MR FRANCIS ARULRAJ J 231 M/S UNITED INDIA INSURANCE CO LTD 232 MR FARHAD NARIMAN PALIA 233 MR MAULIK VIJAY SHAH 234 M/S KUSUMGAR CORPORATES PVT. LTD 235 MR PANYAM LAKSHMI KANTHA REDDY236 MS RADHA KRISHNAMURTHY 237 Mr. SATISH KUMAR BHASIN 238 Ms. VIJAYA NAGARAJ RAO 239 Mr. JAGDISH MOHAN KIRPALANI 240 Mr. CHERIAN K CHERIAN 241 Mr. L B D DSOUZA 242 MR ASHWIN S MEHTA 243 MR. KUMUD KANAIYALAL MEHTA 244 WG. CDR (RETD) ATINDERA A BOSE245 Mr. BALDEV KRISHAN SAINI 246 COL (RETD). VINOD AGRAWAL 247 JUSTICE (RETD) S C AGRAWAL 248 Mr. RAM BHAJ 249 MS GOMATHI NATARAJAN 250 M/S JAI SHRI KRISHNA SEVA TRUST 251 M/S. LAKSHMAMMA RAMCHANDRA SWAMY CHARITIES 252 JUSTICE P P BOPANNA 253 M/S SULAIMAN ALIM CHARITABLE TRUST 254 Mr. GANESH V 255 Dr. CHANDURI VENKATA SUBRAHMANYAM 256 M/S KARPAGAM FOUNDATION 257 MR ASHOK KRISHNA MULLUR258 MR YERRAMILLI VIJAYALAXAMI 259 MS HAZEL DRAPER260 MR MOHANDAS C 261 MS V JANAKI 262 MR. SHYAMA SUDHIR KAMAT263 M/S SYSTEMATIC PEST CONTROL & FUMIGATION SERVICES


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1. Indian Red Cross Society 5. Manav Vikas SamitiPunjab State Branch, Catholic Church,Punjab Red Cross Bhawan, Sector – 19A,Sector – 16A, Madhya Marg ChandigarhChandigarh – 160 016

6. Don Bosco Navjeevan Society2. Karunashraya Bangalore Hospice Sector-24, B

Chandigarh – 160 023TrustOld Airport Varthur Main Road,Kundalahalli Gate 7. Bhai Ghanaiya Ji Care Service & Marathahalli, Bangalore – 560 037 Welfare Society

VPO Ranbirpura,3. Cancer Institute (W.I.A) Bhakhra Enclave, Patiala

Regional Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment, Adyar, 8. Snehaanchal Palliative Care CentreChennai – 600 020 Behind TB Ward of

Govt. Medical College,4. Tata Memorial Centre Old Imamwada Police Station Building,

Dr. Ernest Borges Marg, Parel Indra Nagar, Jat Tirodi, Imamwada, Ajni,Mumbai – 400 012 Nagpur – 440 003

PROJECT PARTNERS & COLLABORATERS

1. Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs, Govt. of India (IICA)

2. Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)

3. Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), New Delhi

VARIOUS ACCREDITIONS

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UTILISATION OF FUNDS ON PROGRAMMES UNDERSECTION 35 AC/80G & FCRA FOR THE FY 2017-18


Particulars

Rs. In Lakhs

Percentage

Programme covered under 35AC & 80G

587.69

64%

Programme -FCRA

46.69

5%

Fund Raising Expenses

186.66

20%

Publicity Expenses 0.62 0%

Administrative Expenses 97.15 11%

TOTAL RS… 918.80 100%

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Board Members

Patrons:Mrs Gursharan Kaur

Dr Vinay Bharat Ram

Trustees:

Mrs Inderjit K PannuPresident

Mrs Divjot Kohli – Treasurer

Mrs Padma Venkataraman

Maj Gen Gurdip Singh, AVSM, SM (Retd)

Lt Gen P P S 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 Trustee:

Late Maj Gen. R S Pannu

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

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REGIONAL OFFICES


1. Global Cancer Concern India 8. Global Cancer Concern Indiath 35/415, Amrapali Flats (First Floor) 147/B, 39 Cross

th Near Neelam Apartment, Bapunagar Jayanagar, 9 Block, Bangalore – 560069.Ahmedabad- 380024 Ph. 080-65734657Mob :- 09879496106 Mob:- 09945302425

9. Global Cancer Concern India.2. Global Cancer Concern IndiaH. No. 2070/1, Sector 47C,N/127, Ramkrushna ApartmentChandigarh – 160047Near Headgewar Smarak ReshimbagTel:- 0172-5176000Nagpur - 440009Mob:- 08699994411Mob: – 09850850696

10.3. Global Cancer Concern IndiaShruti Apartment, Flat No. 2, Ground FloorNo. 18, Kongu Nagar Mogappair EastChennai- 600037Tel: 044- 26560170

11. Global Cancer Concern IndiaMob: – 09444017532L-28, Ground Floor, KalkajiNew Delhi – 1100194. Global Cancer Concern India Ph:- 011-264778299 A, Mumtaz Manzil Mob:- 9810101763Professor Colony,

Bhopal- 46200212. Global Cancer Concern IndiaPH:- 0755-2660530

16/1 Rajdanga Gold ParkMob No- 09977728268Kolkata-700107Ph:- 033-400162875. Global Cancer Concern IndiaMob:- 09836178132Kaittattuparambil (Basement)

Near Police Ground13.Kottayam

Kerala – 686002Mob :- 09745576091

6. Global Cancer Concern India14. Global Cancer Concern India

A-404, Konark OrchidC-659, Sushant Lok Phase – 1

Keshnand Road Gurgaon (Haryana)- 122009

WagholiPh: - 0124-2564473-74-75

Distt. Pune – 412207 (Mahrashtra)

15. Mr. Rajiv SharmaMob: 09881734517

C/O Yashpal Karyana StoreOpp J. C. B showroom

7. Global Cancer Concern India Saili Kullian

Room No 21, Saraswathi BhavanPathankot-145001

Cross Ganjawala lanePunjab

Borivilli (W), Mumbai 400 092Mob:- 09876294624

Tel:- 022-28940307Mobile – 09892060781

Global Cancer Concern IndiaH. No. 10, Sant Fateh Singh Nagar Dugri Road. Ludhiana – 141 002, PunjabPh-0161-4644031Mob:- 09815888553

Global Cancer Concern IndiaMCB, Z2, 04508, Street No. 8,Bhagu Road, Bathinda. Punjab – 151 001 Mob: - 09517420020

16. Global Cancer Concern IndiaH. No. 878/6, Ashok ViharPara Road, Near St. Mary SchoolRajajipuram,Lucknow-226017Uttar PradeshMob:- 09532830060

19. Global Cancer Concern IndiaShaheed Bhagat Singh College CampusN.I.T. – 3, Central Green, NH-3,Institutional Area, Faridabad,Haryana – 121 001Mob: 7898316809

20. Global Cancer Concern India17. Global Cancer Concern India C/o Sh. Sarjinder Singh, Rohti Chhanna,

Natt Road, Transformer Wali Gali, Near Rohti Bridge, Distt Nabha,Ward No. 1, Talwandi Sabo, Patiala – 147 201Bathinda – 151 302 PunjabPunjab Mob. : 09464741526Mob. : 9878155237

21. Global Cancer Concern India18. Global Cancer Concern India C/o Mr. Virendra Tiwari

C/o Mr. Ram Dayal Singh, 59, Shri Ram Nagar Colony, Palda,Lane No. 8, Basant Bihar, Indore : 452 001Near Nahar Chowk, East of Milk Factory, Madhya PradeshSitamarhi, Bihar – 843 302 Mob : 7354921753Mob : 09304146915

GCCI Primary Health & Cancer Screening Centres

1. Delhi Global Cancer Concern India108/A-9, Saroha Bhavan Opp. Gaushala Main Gate, Kishangarh VillageVasant KunjNew Delhi – 110070Ph:- 011-26894092

2. Gurgaon Global Cancer Concern IndiaHuda Dispensary, C-Block Rosewood CitySector-49, Gurgaon – 122002Mob.:- 8826306678

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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 20 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 20 station offices.

Prominent among our implementing partners of various projects at the different locations are Cancer Institute Adyar (WIA)-Chennai, Karunashraya (Bangalore Hospice Trust- Bangalore), India Red Cross Society (Punjab), Tata Memorial Centre (Mumbai), Rajasthan Hospitals (GRMI, Ahmedabad), Snehanchal Palliative Care Centre (Nagpur) and Don Bosco Navjeevan Society (Chandigarh).

The Mobile Palliative Care Units for terminally ill poor cancer patients run by GCCI are at Chennai, Faridabad, Bhopal, Ludhiana, Sitamarhi (Bihar), Mumbai, Mohali, Bathinda and Bangalore which are being supported by India’s leading corporate houses such as Mahindra Swaraj, Oracle, BPCL and NPCI. The Cancer Screening Center 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

Name...........................................................................................................................................................

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 80G (Valid for 50% 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 visits 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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Date .......................Amount....................

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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]

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.

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