1. Educational Aid Programme

2. CRECHE

3. Learning Center for CP / M R

4. Awareness Gatherings

5. VKP Training Program

6. VAHI K ATT I

7. Special need Assessment Camp

8. Rainbow L ife Children Home

Annual Report 2010-­2011

800  C  Gokulam  Nagar,  Vengikkal,  Tiruvannamalai-­‐  606  604,  Tamilnadu,  India.  Phone: 04175 232224, Mobile: 9786259151

Email: harikshatrust@gmail.com, web: harikshatrust.org.in

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Organization Profile

Name of the Organization : Hariksha People Welfare Trust

Type of the Organization : Registered Under Charitable

Trust Act

Registered on : 07.09.2006

Registration Number : 914/06

Income Tax Exemption (12AA): D.I.NO. 2(1044)/06-07

(80G): DIT(E) No.2(1044)/06-07

FCRA details : 076080148 date on 02.05.2011

PAN : AAATH6178C

Address for Correspondence: No. 800, C - Gokkulam Nagar,

Vengikal, Tiruvannamalai,

Tamilnadu, Pin 606 604

Telephone : 04175 232224

(From 07.00 pm to 07.00 am)

Mobile : 09786259151

e-mail address : rihasu_2001@rediffmail.com

hariksha@hotmail.com

harikshatrust@gmail.com

Web page : www.harikstrust.org.in

Head of the Organization : Mr. P. Ravi, Managing Trustee

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Hariksha Learning Center for Special Need Children Cerebrally Palsied & Mentally Challenged (Retarded)

Avalurpet

On 6th October the Learning Center is Recognized by the State Commissioner for Differently Abled as Special School for Differently Abled (Cerebral Palsy) children for the period of from 27.07.2010 to 29.02.2012 for Pre-Primary, Primary, Vocational Classes.

Hariksha Learning Center

For Special Need Children - Cerebrally Palsied & Mentally Challenged(Retarded)

Reddiyar Street, Avalurpet Village, Gingee Taluk, Villupuram

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On 25th November the Government declared that HARIKSHA LEARNING CENTRE FOR CEREBRALLY PALSIED AND MENTALLY CHALLENGED CHILDREN, is registered under Section 52 of the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act,1995 for the period from 27.07.2010 to 29.02.2012 vide Sl. No. 119/2010.

"I was slightly brain damaged at birth, and I want people like me to see that they shouldn't let a disability get in the way. I want to raise awareness - I want to turn my disability into ability." - Susan Boyle

18th May 2010 Villupuram District Differently Abled Welfare Officer (DDAWO) Mr. Thangavel and Ortho Technician Mr. Kumar visited our Learning Center. District Differently Abled Welfare Officer distributed the stitched uniforms to our Learning Center children.

Special Medical Camps

Dr. Malliga, Siddha Medical Practitioner, Primary Health Center, Avalurpet Conducted the Siddha medical camp on 19th July 2010. All the children of our Learning center are got benefitted and provided with the needed medicaments.

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Dr. Mahalakshmi, Siddha Practitioner, Government Hospital, Avalurpet conducted the Siddha Medical camp on 2nd March 2011. All the children of our Learning center are got benefitted and provided with the needed medicaments.

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Visitor for our Learning Center

The District Project Manager, Vazhndhu Kattuvom Project, Tiruvannamalai Mr. S. Veerapandian visited our Learning center. He shared his positive ideas and encouraged us on 19th April 2010.

Bro. Levea, Director of Amalarakini Visual Impaired special School visited our learning center on 20th April 2010.

On 18th May 2010 Villupuram District Differently Abled Welfare Officer Mr. Thangavelu, and Mr. Kumar, Orthopedic Technician visited our Learning center to ratify our PWD Act Registration.

On 26th June 2010 the Gingee Thasildhar visited our Learning Center for the purpose of Building License.

July 2010 The District Differently Abled Welfare Officer, Villupuram and Ortho Technician, Villupuram are visited as a scrutiny visit - as an action of our recognition application.

The Gingee Ex-MLA T.N. Muruganandham visited our Learning Center, shared his idea in the visitor register facility available with them, they are doing excellent service. I congratulate them and

K. Ravi, Senior Manager (Corporate Planning), Aban Offshore Limited, S. N. Balaji, Murugappan and Saravanan visited our Learning Center on 18th December 2010

On December 27th & 28th the Consultant Mr. S. Jayapaul, Thiruchengode, from CREDIBILITY ALLIANCE visited and verified the needed documents. Credibility Alliance is a national consortium of non-profit organizations, set up in 2004 to establish consensus- for the voluntary sector in India.

On 12th January Lions club local volunteers came share the joy of Pongal Celebration.

On 1st of February 2011 Mr. Rama Subramanian, Asha for Irvine, Chapter Co-Ordinator visited our Learning Center.

On 26th March representative Mr. Chandrasekar, from Sitaram Jindal Foundation, Bangalore visited our Learning Center. We submitted proposal their funding organization for the school van in the year 2009.

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School Van Received as Donation from ABAN Offshore Limited, Chennai

The team members of ABAN Care are satisfied with our Hariksha Learning Center for CP / MR Support to the needy children. They sanctioned the school van with ready to use condition. They completed all the government procedures (registration, payment of tax, etc) give us the School Van Key on 28th March 2011 with ready to use condition.

Local Contribution

New president of Lions Club, Avalurpet, take charge. He extends the support to our children by distributing the bed sheets to our Learning Center children on 2nd July 2010.

On 28th of this month the Governor of Lions Club provided 50 kg Rice to our Learning Center.

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Opportunity to Participate State level sports meet at Chennai

9 Children from our Learning center took part in the state level sports meet taken place in Anna University Campus, Chennai on 1st December 2010, during the world disable

Protection of Rights and Full Participation.

On 2nd of December we took the prizes and met with the District Differently Abled Welfare Officer Mr. M.C. Shanthamurthy. He greeted and wished our children for their best performances. The information about the participation of the sports meet and prize winning published in the leading news paper (Dhina Malar) on 15th December 2010.

We celebrated the world disable day in our Learning Center on 3rd December 2010. The children are celebrated the day with the cake. All the children enjoyed the day.

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District wise Special Olympics

The district wise Special Olympics for differently abled children conducted in Kamarajar Higher Secondary School, Villupuram on 12th March 2011. The events are organized by the Chennai NGO, Anbalaya collaboration with DDAW Office, Villupuram. 10 children from our Learning Center participated in the events and won prizes,

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Awareness cultural Street Stage Play

Awareness Gatherings

Awareness Cultural Street Stage Play

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On 14th May 2010 with the help of the volunteer, collaboration with Vazhndhu Kattuvom Project, Lions Club, Mel Malayanoor we executed the stage street show to make the awareness to the public mass to make aware of differently able issues.

5th July 2010, awareness cultural street stage show regarding the disable issues conducted in Avalurpet Village - with the help of Vazhndhu Kattuvom Community Disable Facilitators Volunteers.

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Paper news about the awareness program

On 29th December 2010 cultural awareness program conducted in Edapattu Village. The expert team members of Vazhndhu Kattuvom, Mannin Maindhargal Kalaikuzhu Team performed the task. The awareness program is supported by the sponsor of Give India. The expert team performed the awareness through various aspect and concepts; they expressed the awareness ideas and the government schemes for the rehabilitation and welfare of differently abled - through the Drama, Karagattam, Oyilattam and Songs. The village community aware of the differently abled varieties, Various opportunity and approaches of Differently Abled, Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation.

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Awareness Camp in Kaplambadi Village Panchayath

On 18th March 2011 we conducted the awareness cultural camp collaboration with Vazhndhu Kattuvom Project, CDF Trainees, in Kapalambadi Village, Avalurpet Block, Gingee Taluk. The Awareness program expenses supported by Give India Donor.

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Training the Vazhndhu Kattuvom CDF

VKP Promote Particpatory Community, Community awareness, Participation and Education. The scheme Vazhndhu Ka

Training Program to Vazhndhu Kattuvom CDF

Foundation Training to CDF & Detailed Training to CDF - regarding the Multiple Rehabilitation Techniques

to Rehabilitate Special Need People

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Vazhndhu Kattuvom scheme successfully achieving the Livelihood Promotion, Economic Empowerment, Developing and strengthening pro poor local group, Building Skills and Capacities of the poor through various trainings.

The new innovative idea of training local group to address the differently abled issues through the training is excellent ideas to stimulate them find out solutions. After the training every one will be thorough about the Differently Abled issues which help the differently abled rehabilitation.

We got opportunity to train the Community Differently Abled Facilitators, collaboration with Vazhndhu Kattuvom Scheme. Through our 11 days Foundation Training programs 09.11.10 to 19.11.10 - 27 Persons 04.01.11 to 14.01.11 - 16 Persons are trained with information. Through Multiple Rehabilitation Techniques Trainings 19.04.2010 to 19.05.2011 34 persons, 09.06.10 to 08.07.10 - 27 Persons, 21.02.11 to 24.03.11 - 36 persons are trained by the qualified trainers. Apart from this 12 SDF are trained 17.07.10 to 19.07.10 with various information.

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Assessment Camp for Assistive Device & Needed Support for the Differently Abled living in Kolli Hills

The main objective of the project is to assess and assist the needy differently abled persons in procuring durable sophisticated and scientifically manufactured, modern,

Assessment CAMP For Assistive Device

Needed Support for the Differently abled living in Kolli Hills

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Vulnerable Disable

standard aids and appliances that can promote their physical, social and psychological rehabilitation by reducing the effects of the disabilities and enhance their economic potential. The aids and appliances are Tricycles, Wheel Chairs, Folding Sticks, Goggles, Hearing Aids, Solar Rechargeable Batteries, Calipers, Crutches, Artificial Limbs, and Braille Watches. Person with disabilities of all categories will be provided specialized services under one roof.

The well qualified professional team members from a reputed hearing impaired school took part in the assessment camp. The proficient Physiotherapist and Orthopedic

professional educator from Amalarakini School for Visually Impaired, Susai Nagar facilitates the assessment camp with his professional & Practical skills.

The professional team members consist of Hearing Assessor, Visual Assessor, Physiotherapist, Social Worker and an Ortho Technician took all the needed efforts and techniques to their door steps to suggest / provide the appropriate rehabilitation techniques and apt equipments. Various welfare Schemes and scholarship schemes are explained to the parents.

Number of Persons attended the Camps - 1148

No of Vulnerable People - 916 No of Differently Abled - 232

The various types of the disabilities are categorized appropriately; the needs of the special need people are indexed and recorded. The rehabilitative techniques are explained to the people. The updated schemes, educational assistances, special institutions for the special education, educational equipments, assistive devices, mobility devices, wheel chairs, try cycles, special shoes, calliper, crutches, walkers, corner chairs, parallel bar, earing aid equipments, spectacle, walking stick, Brai lle watch, scholarships and business loan information are shared with participants. The appropriate assistive devices are suggested as per the need of the special need people.

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VAZHIKATTI - Government Scheme

The Villupuram District Authorities selected our organization as an implementation agency for the scheme VAZHIKATTI in Melmalayanoor Block to serve the Differently Abled & Physically Challenged person living in the vi llages.

We selected the village workers in each vi llage Panchayath. D uring this selection we give priority to the differently abled person & parents of differently abled. This opportunity will provide Rs. 750/- per month as honorarium.

The welfare workers are involved in the village level survey and data collection works as per the Government guidance in the prescribed formats.

Implementation of VAZHIKATTI VA

in Melmalayanoor Block Villupuram District

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Expenses details 2010 -2011

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The Board of Trustees Met on 02.04.10, 28.10.10, 27.03.2011.

All the Five members were present for all the meetings.

Rs. 68750.00 paid to Mrs. R. Sujatha, Trustee as honorarium for working as a Special Educator in the School run by the Trust, There is no remuneration and reimbursement paid for the other board members.

No remuneration is paid for the Head of the organization.

Slab of gross salary paid per month for the staff

Slab of salary Male staff Female staff

Total staff

Less than 5000 3 7 10

5000 10000 1 2 3

10000 25000

Highest pay Rs. 8000.00/ per month

Lowest pay Rs. 1500.00/ per month

Total cost of international travel for the board members, staff and volunteers: Nil

Total Cost of the nation travel for the board members, staff and volunteers: Nil

Statement of accounts have been prepared on cash basis

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Acknowledgements

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Help rendered without weighing fruits

Outweighs the sea in grand effects. - Thirukkural

We express our heartfelt gratitude to all the partners, well wishers, sponsors, volunteers, Government Department, All Government Department officials, Children, community people and vendors for supporting us to progress for the society welfare and the motto of our organization.

We greets all our team members for being with us in all the activities of our organization.

Your intention to support our organization in any form ie., cash, kind, involvement, references and blessings are welcome at any time. Mr. P. Ravi, Managing Trustee and the team members are waiting for you in 800 C Gokulam Nagar, Vengikkal, Tiruvannamalai- 606 604, Tamilnadu, India. Phone: 04175 232224, Mobile: 9786259151, Email: harikshatrust@gmail.com, web: harikshatrust.org.in

Your Support makes a change

Celebrate the Special Days with us in our Projects / Programs By

-Volunteer yourself to care the Special Need Children

- Volunteer yourself to teach, guide the slum dwelling children to achieve in their education

- Volunteer yourself to be a foster parent visitor to a parentless child in the orphanage

- Volunteer yourself to guide the children to preach the good things

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- Volunteer yourself to share the festival happiness with the orphanage chi ldren

- Volunteer yourself to motivate a child to fix his ambition

- volunteer yourself to be a role model for the children in our orphanage

- Provide One time Food to the 36 Special Need Children (CP/MR)

- Provide the dresses to the 36 Special Need Children

- Support us for the therapy equipments & Special education teaching equipments

- Provide the special need children with the mobility devices

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- Provide the educational materials to the slum dwelling children

- Provide one time three time food for the children in the orphanage

- Provide festival dresses to the children in the orphanage

- Provide school bags to the children in the orphanage

- Provide one month provision to the orphanage

- Provide the school Uniforms to the orphanage children

- Provide the games, sports, entertainment materials

Thanking you Yours sincerely,

P.Ravi

Managing Trustee.