Annual Report 2010-2011 - National Trust

Annual Report 2010-2011 

Our sincere thanks to Hon’ble Minister for 

Social Justice and Empowerment 

Shri Mukul Wasnik 

for his commitment to the cause of disability, 

and active interest in all activities of the National Trust 

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National Trust 

Shri Mukul Wasnik, Hon’ble Minister of 

Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India 

at the Flag-Off Ceremony 

of Badhte Kadam II 

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The National Trust is grateful to Hon'ble Minister of 

State, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, 

Shri D. Napoleon for his support and encouragement to 

its programmes and endeavours 

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Highlights 

Achievements 

• National Depository of Legal Guardianship Certificates becomes 

operational from 1 st April 2010. 

• Sambhav-National Resource Centre launched on 22 nd April 2010. 

• The disability awareness campaign “Badhte Kadam” organized for the 

second successive year from 16 th to 30 th Nov., 2010 covering 29 States and 

1 UT, in partnership with member organisations. 

• 20 winners of Special Olympic ‘Bharat’ felicitated on the occasion of Flagin 

ceremony of Badhte Kadam by Individual SNACs on 30 th November 

2010. 

• Health Insurance coverage to 96344 beneficiaries provided under 

Niramaya Scheme. Total Claim of over Rs. 2 crore settled. 

• Paperless processing of applications for Registration of Organisation and 

Niramaya through MIS sustained. 

• Organization Development workshops held in Jharkhand, UP, Bihar, 

Haryana, Assam, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Meghalaya. 

• The Economic Enterprise and Empowerment Challenge (E3) launched 

on 10 th September 2010 by Hon’ble Minister of State Shri D Napoleon. 

• A multimedia kit for Parents of Children with Multiple Disabilities 

developed and launched on 10 th September 2010 by the Hon’ble Minister 

of State Shri D Napoleon. 

• Finger/Wrist Mounted Universal Remote Control for persons with poor 

hand functioning developed by Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of 

Information and Communication Technology. 

• Over Rs. 29.97 lakh revenue generated by ARUNIM this financial year, 

in its second year of full-fledged operation. 

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Report of the Chairperson 


A Very Warm Welcome to the Annual Report of the National 

Trust. 

The year 2010-2011 has been a year of some exciting 

programmes, a year of consolidation, reflection and learning as well. 

As we look back on the year, for me personally, some of the important learning 

experiences have come from my visits and attending meetings of our stakeholders. 

The Federation of Parents Association held its Annual Meet in Aurangabad on 

14 th November, 2010. I met almost 300 families there, parents and their children with 

disabilities. They had invited a young professor from Nagpur, who spoke eloquently 

and was very inspiring. I was amazed at his positive attitude and the response from 

the parents. He spoke about many things, centred around a revolutionary song from 

our college days: ‘Tu Zinda Hai, Tu Zindagi ki Jeet Par Yakeen Kar’ (You are alive, and 

believe in the Victory of Life). He spoke about the youth and about child rearing. He 

spoke about how to make friends with your children and to ensure a high self esteem 

and level of confidence. I think, he had a wonderful impact, because I found the 

parents smiling, full of questions and not wanting him to stop. He surely, made 

everyone grow in their self worth and look at their children with disabilities in a fresh 

and new way. His talk contained that essential ingredient, that can help us, with 

what we are struggling most – changing attitudes and removing the stigma of disability. 

Changing attitudes in the community, can only happen through families and disabled 

people themselves, and here we had a very successful facilitator. I do hope he addresses 

many more gatherings of families and other stakeholders. 

Last year, I had visited Ghazipur, one of the least developed districts in our 

country. Our registered organizations there are run by parents, who are struggling to 

find answers for their children. It was dismaying to see the utter lack of resources, 

both in terms of building, infrastructure and knowledge about disability. I kept trying 

to think, of how we at National Trust could support some growth in places like this. I 

did try to see if ‘mentoring’ would help, but could not come up with any adequate 

answers. It was then that, ‘ARUNIM’ our Marketing Federation stepped in. To support 

this, they explored the local resources available and came up with products made of 

the Aloe Vera plant. With some technology and design inputs they have become the 

first products to be marketed under the ARUNIM brand name. So we now market 

‘Aloe Vera’ juice, shampoo and cream. Aloe Vera grows wild in Ghazipur and the 

organization has been able to produce innovative products out of the natural resource. 

At ‘Shilpotsav’ the yearly Craft Mela organized by our Ministry, our Aloe Vera products 

sold like hot cakes. There was a huge demand, and now I know several people who 

have become regular users of this first product of ARUNIM. The organization in 

Ghazipur has been able to give employment to our stakeholders. This project is now 

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being nurtured and I dream of it becoming a cooperative of the registered organizations 

of that district. Our first micro enterprise, and that too in a rural area and with very 

viable products. Congratulations to ARUNIM and a great sense of satisfaction for us 

at the National Trust. 

In November 2010, I was invited by PARIVAAR to attend a parents meeting in 

Mysore. This group of parents is piloting a project on ‘Supported Decision Making’. 

The parent’s organization there, has impacted the local community and made 

remarkable changes in their attitude. As part of this group, there was a local 

industrialist, a lawyer and a police officer. The industrialist, had employed 14 young 

people with intellectual disability. Five of his employees were there with their families. 

These boys exuded confidence and a joy of life. It was wonderful to interact with 

them and the cherry on the cake was the employer, who in his speech, spoke about 

how the young people with intellectual disabilities, had not been employed for charity, 

but were indispensible in the factory. This is what we want to achieve for each one of 

our stakeholders. 

I was even more excited to hear the lawyer and the police officer, because it 

seemed that the parents had sensitized them very successfully. They spoke about all 

that they had learnt from people with disabilities. They spoke about collaboration, 

about candidness, about the ability to look clearly and state any fact in the most simple 

and direct way. The families here, had internalized the values of evolving capacity 

and diversity. 

Positive learning experiences like these have helped to reflect on how to replicate 

them across the country. 

We have chosen a beautiful poem on ‘Diversity’ for the back cover of our Annual 

Report, we do hope it helps to build the perspective that Disabled People are part of 

the human diversity and experience. They are not apart, to be isolated and kept away, 

but are a part. 

Of course, the year has had many struggles too. Each one of our programmes, 

needs a new thought and strategy to take it further. 

Our one concern has been the residential facilities ‘Samarth’ and how to ensure 

their quality of services, sustainability and a productive monitoring and evaluation 

system. We have the whole range, good, average and very poor organizations. We 

are trying to work out strategies that will help us to have a clear objective and ensure 

the success of most of the projects. Our studies show that many of the organizations 

lack in knowledge of good governance, transparency, planning and fund raising. They 

also seem, not to truly believe in the evolving capacity of the residents and of their 

organizations. They do not seem to realize that people and organizations are dynamic 

and need to grow and evolve. One of our most important goals is to help these 

organizations to develop, so that they can be really good and effective facilities for 

people with disabilities, who do not have family support. I do hope, we can resolve 

these challenges in ‘Samarth’ and our other programmes. 

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As I review all the areas of our work and all our learning, I think of a comment 

made by a parent of a young and vivacious girl with intellectual disability. He said, 

that though his daughter goes to a mainstream school, can handle a mobile phone and 

has a bank account, he is always worried that she can be ‘duped’. He reminded, me 

of someone, and as I tried to figure that out, I realized, he reminded me of my own 

father and may be of all fathers, who as parents constantly worry about the well being 

and success of their children’s future. As parents, we can only do our best to help 

develop our children’s potential, to create as safe and supportive environment as 

possible, but we cannot live their lives, the future belongs to them. 

As Khalil Gibran’s timeless lines remind us 

Your children are not your children. 

They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself. 

They come through you but not from you, 

And though they are with you yet they belong not to you. 

You may give them your love but not your thoughts, 

For they have their own thoughts. 

You may house their bodies but not their souls, 

For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, 

which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. 

You may strive to be like them, 

but seek not to make them like you. 

For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. 

Many other questions have been debated and discussed in the field of disability 

in our country, this year in the wake of the UNCRPD (United Nations Convention on 

the Rights of Persons with Disabilities) and the making of a New Law for people with 

disabilities. One of them is the questions of definitions. How do we define intellectual 

disability now With so much new knowledge on intelligence and the acceptance of 

the concept of evolving capacities I hope in the coming years, we are able to resolve 

some of these important issues. 

I would like to end with a quotation from Martin Luther King 

Cowardice asks the question - is it safe 

Expediency asks the question - is it politic 

Vanity asks the question - is it popular 

But conscience asks the question - is it right 

And there comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe, nor 

politic, nor popular; but one must take it because it is right. 

Of course, in our debates, discourses and dialogues there can be many ‘rights’ 

and many points of view, so what do we use, as our touchstone 

My choice is Mahatma Gandhiji’s Talisman: 

“I will give you a talisman. Whenever you are in doubt, or when the self becomes 

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too much with you, apply the following test. Recall the face of the poorest and the 

weakest man [woman] whom you may have seen, and ask yourself, if the step you 

contemplate is going to be of any use to him [her]. Will he [she] gain anything by it 

Will it restore him [her] to a control over his [her] own life and destiny In other words, 

will it lead to swaraj [freedom] for the hungry and spiritually starving millions Then 

you will find your doubts and yourself melt away.” 

Will our action make a difference to the life of the ‘last person’ in the home, slum, 

village or community People with disabilities are the ‘last person’, in most places. 

Let’s hope they and all of us find the ‘right’ path and the ‘right’ answers. 

We do look forward to your active participation in the activities of the National 


Our gratitude, respectful regards and many thanks to the Hon’ble Minister Shri 

Mukul Wasnik, Minister of State, Shri D. Napoleon, Secretary, Shri K.M. Acharya, 

Special Secretary, Ms. Sangeeta Gairola, Joint Secretary (Disability Division) and all 

the officers and staff of the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment and to the 

Board of the National Trust for their constant support and interest in our work. 

Thanking you. 

(Poonam Natarajan) 

Chairperson 

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Report of the JS & CEO 

Every year at this time of the year we come out with our 

Annual Report but the exercise of this begins much ahead - this 

was particularly true in my case for the year 2010-11 during 

which lot of introspection and reflection on our past 

performances and brainstorming for future course of actions 

preceded the preparation of this Annual Report. This early 

exercise also helped us to do some ground work for future course 

correction. 

During the year, Niramaya completed its three years. It was a source of 

satisfaction and sense of achievement for all us in the National Trust as the enrolment 

went up to 100669. There were 4569 claims settled and the total claim settled was Rs. 

87.59 lakhs. Though these figures appear impressive, there was also a serious cause 

for concern as only 8950 beneficiaries applied for renewal. Since it is a group health 

insurance scheme, hence its continuity and effectiveness depends on group dynamics 

and in the absence of a sizeable group, Niramaya may itself become sick and even die 

down. 

Samarth had always been our flagship scheme – in terms of our proportion of 

financial resources being committed for it. During the year, out of 119 centres in all, 

Rs. 1.90 crore was released to 82 centres for around 1345 beneficiaries. Clearly the 

figures are not 100% of what it should or could have been – for grant as well as for 

number of beneficiaries. The reasons are not far to seek. On one side, some centres 

are not doing well - tarnishing image of all of us and on the other side, some are too 

deeply engrossed in serving the beneficiaries that they fail to submit the requisite 

papers – account statements etc. – on time. In the cross road of these divergent 

situations, we take the common thread – may be too myopic – that in the absence of 

proper and timely reports grant cannot be released. This has not helped much. But 

we do not have any other way out – not as of now. 

One of my favourite schemes is Aspiration - not because of its high sounding 

name but because of its highly rational approach. The old adage is – prevention is 

better than cure. But in case of developmental disability, there is perhaps no cure. Yet 

there is some hope- in the form of early intervention – and that’s why the name 

“Aspiration” and that’s why my liking for it. Early intervention is the key to school 

readiness, to inclusion and mainstreaming in the society and to lead a life with dignity. 

As such, we have 79 Aspiration centres in the country and during the year Rs. 74.05 

lakhs was released to 55 Centers and 1053 beneficiaries were covered. 

Taking forward the concept of early intervention, we partnered with Voice & 

Vision and Com Deall and carried out 2 workshops covering and building capacities 

of 82 NGOs in the concepts and techniques of early intervention. A sum of Rs. 2,25,312 

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was spent by us during the year while Voice and Vision contributed for travel cost of 

Resource Persons. 

ARUNIM is my another favourite project as it aims to provide ‘fishing rods’ rather 

than ‘fish’ to its beneficiaries. Taking this as a tool for economic empowerment, ARUNIM 

undertook several projects and activities during the year. Not surprisingly its 

membership stood at 162 during the year and it had a turnover of Rs. 29.97 lakhs 

which is a whopping jump of more than 300 % over last year. 

GHARUANDA was launched in December 2008 as a model centre for lifelong 

care and support with the hope to set an example for others to follow and replicate. 

10 centres were sanctioned and Rs. 1.44 crore was released. However, so far only 2 

centres have become functional while others are still at different stages of 

implementation. Though delay to some extent is understandable, this is certainly 

not helping in developing the model that was envisaged. Concerned project holders 

need to introspect and either commission the projects or give way for others. 

Linked with GHARAUNDA is the scheme Asmita which was launched during 

the year. Under the scheme, any parent, guardian or even any supporter of persons 

with disabilities can get his/her life insured for Rs. 10 lakhs. In the unfortunate event 

of death of the insured person, the insurance proceeds will be received by the National 

Trust on behalf of the beneficiary as already decided by the insured person. From 

this amount National Trust will either obtain a seat under GHARAUNDA for the 

beneficiary or provide the financial assistance to the beneficiary directly or through 

legal guardian. The scheme thus aimed to run in tandem with GHARAUNDA through 

community funding. However, due to rather restrictive terms and conditions of the 

insurance policy as offered by the insurance company, the scheme has been a nonstarter 

so far. It is now being re-negotiated with the insurance company to provide a 

more flexible and realistic policy. It may or may not materialize but the significance 

of such a scheme can never be undermined. As such it is best left to the stakeholders 

to select any life insurance policy that they like and still join the scheme for nonfinancial 

safety network. 

Care-givers often prove to be our life-blood – not only for our daily chores of 

routine nature but also for our going to work. The scheme of training and deployment 

was revamped in 2008-09 by changing the training module and by providing for a 

system to network. Under the revamped scheme, called Sahyogi, so far 37 CGCs are 

set up in the country who have trained 449 Sahyogis or care-givers out of which 282 

have been deployed. However these figures are stagnating – the networking synergy 

is not being harnessed and care-seekers are either unable or unwilling to take the 

services of caregivers on payment basis. On the other hand, there is huge demand 

for free care-givers but neither National Trust nor any Government would be able to 

provide the financial resource required to meet such a demand. The solution therefore 

lies in developing a system of community funding through awareness and 

sensitization. 

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During the year, we organized – once again- Badhte Kadam – our mega-awareness 

camp across the country. BK, as we fondly call it, was organized for the first time in 

November 2009 covering 13 states & 1 UT. Based on our experience of BK-1, during 

the year BK-2 was organized covering all the states & UTs of the country (except J&K). 

We could also partner with ONGC who gave us financial support of Rs. 40 lakhs. 

BK-2 made a significant presence in the country, particularly in the north east 

where different stakeholders, Govt. functionaries, media representatives and of course 

persons with disabilities – all participated enthusiastically. We hope to continue with 

BK in coming years as well. 

During the year I had the opportunity to visit Perkins School for Blind (Boston, 

USA) and Canadian Association for Community Living (Toronto, Canada). It was a 

great learning experience for me and taking clue from that, we initiated the 

brainstorming session in the National Trust for our course correction about which I 

referred in the very beginning. It will of course take a while to complete this process 

but I am sure it is the need of the hour. 

Let us all pause, introspect and reflect upon our objectives and outcomes and 

then leap forward in the correct direction in the coming year. 

(Atul Prasad) 

Joint Secretary and Chief Executive Officer 

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GLOSSARY/ABBREVIATIONS 

ARUNIM 

BK 

CGC 

CP 

CRE 

Association for Rehabilitation under National Trust Initiative of 

Marketing 

Badhte Kadam 

Care Givers Cell 

Cerebral Palsy 

Continuing Rehabilitation Education Programme of Rehabilitation 

Council of India 

GHARAUNDA Group Home and Rehabilitation Activities under National Trust 

Act for Disabled Adults 

LG 

LLC 

MD 

MIS 

MR 

NDLGC 

PwD 

RCI 

SLCC 

SNAC 

SNAP 

UNCRPD 

ZTRT 

Legal Guardianship 

Local Level Committee 

Multiple Disability 

Management Information System 

Mental Retardation 

National Depository of Legal Guardianship Certificates 

Person with Disability 

Rehabilitation Council of India 

State Level Coordination Committee 

State Nodal Agency Centre 

State Nodal Agency Partner 

United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 

Zonal Technical Resource Trainers 

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Contents 


S. No. Particulars Pg. No. 

1. Objects of the Trust 1 

2. Registration 2-3 

3. Local Level Committees 4-5 

4. Legal Guardianship 6-8 

5. Remote Area Funding Scheme 9-10 

6. State Nodal Agency Centre (SNAC)/ State Nodal Agency 11-21 

Partners (SNAP) 

7. SAMARTH - Centre Based Scheme 22-39 

8. ASPIRATION (Day Care Centre) Scheme 40-50 

9. Early Intervention and School Readiness Program for Children 51 

with Sensory Multiple Disabilities Under the Aspiration Scheme 

10. Sahyogi 52-54 

11. GHARAUNDA 55 

12. Niramaya – Health Insurance Scheme 56-57 

13. Gyan Prabha 58 

14. Uddyam Prabha 59 

15. Sambhav-National Resource Center 60 

16. ARUNIM 61-64 

17. Abiline 65 

18. Publicity and Awareness Raising Events of the Year 66-68 

19. Report on Knowledge Workshop 69 

20. Report on 10 th Annual General Meeting 70 

21. Report on National Trust Annual Awards 2010 71-72 

22. Reports of the States and Union Territories 73-79 

23. National Trust’s Annual Accounts 80-111 

24. ANNEXURE 

I List of Board Members 112-114 

II List of Board Members, ARUNIM 115 

III Staff Organogram 116 

IV Representation of SCs,STs, OBCs and PwDs in Staff 117 

V Important Events of National Trust 118 

VI LLC Quarterly Activity Report 119-127 

VII Form for gathering information of Legal Guardians 128 

VIII Legal Guardianship- Myths and Facts 129 

IX SNAC/SNAP Quarterly Report Format 130-138 

X Utilization Form for SNAC / SNAP 139 

XI Niramaya Enrolment Form 140-142 

XII Gyan Prabha (Scholarship) Application Format 143-144 

XIII Uddyam Prabha (Incentive Scheme) Application Format 145 

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1. OBJECTS OF THE TRUST 


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To enable and empower persons with disabilities to live as independently and as fully 

as possible within and as close to the community to which they belong; 

To strengthen facilities to provide support to persons with disabilities to live within 

their own families; 

To extend support to registered organization to provide need based services during 

period of crises in the family of disabled persons; 

To deal with problem of persons with disabilities who do not have family support; 

To promote measure for the care and protection of persons with disabilities in the 

event of death of their parent or guardian; 

To evolve procedures for the appointment of guardians and trustees for persons with 

disability requiring such protection; 

To facilitate the realization of equal opportunities, protection of rights and full 

participation of persons with disability; and 

To do any other act, which is incidental to the aforesaid objects. 

Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but 

comes through continuous struggle. And so we must 

straighten our backs and work for our freedom. A man can’t 

ride you unless your back is bent. 

-Martin Luther King, Jr. 

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2. REGISTRATION 

2.1 Any voluntary organization, association of persons with disabilities, or an association 

of parents of persons with disabilities which is working in the area/s of Autism, 

Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilities, can apply for registration 

with National Trust under section 12 of NT Act. The decision regarding acceptance of 

application or rejection is taken by the Board and the same is recorded in writing. 

2.2 The National Trust, in its endeavour to establish a comprehensive support network 

and to reach remotest of areas, has always encouraged organisations working for the 

welfare of persons with disabilities to get registered with it. The drive started by 

National Trust in making registration online in 2010-11 has been persistent. The 

reflection of the ease of access can be seen, from the fact that National Trust has been 

successful in reaching out to the hitherto grossly unserved State of Nagaland wherein 

the NGO has applied online and has got registration. Significantly this year, two 

organisations run by people with disabilities have got registration. Transparency and 

greater efficiency has been the sole dictum of National Trust which has led to quicker 

access and real-time involvement of its stakeholders. 

2.3 During the year, 215 applications were received and processed. The status of 

registration including re-registration is given below: 

Financial Year Registered Registration Expired Re-Registered Total 

2000-01 84 0 84 

2001-02 164 0 248 

2002-03 89 0 337 

2003-04 114 0 451 

2004-05 136 6 581 

2005-06 67 30 30 648 

2006-07 124 56 62 778 

2007-08 150 238 60 750 

2008-09 79 88 90 831 

2009-10 137 169 97 896 

2010-11 42 78 28 888 

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State wise Registered Organizations 

S. No STATE Registered as on 31.3.2011 

1 ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLAND 1 

2 ANDHRA PRADESH 53 

3 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 3 

4 ASSAM 18 

5 BIHAR 26 

6 CHANDIGARH 3 

7 CHATTISGARH 10 

8 DAMAN & DIU 0 

9 DADAR & NAGAR HAVELI 0 

10 DELHI 29 

11 GOA 8 

12 GUJARAT 59 

13 HARYANA 26 

14 HIMACHAL PRADESH 10 

15 JHARKHAND 18 

16 KARNATAKA 46 

17 KERALA 60 

18 LAKSHDWEEP 1 

19 MADHYA PRADESH 50 

20 MAHARASHTRA 60 

21 MANIPUR 13 

22 MEGHALAYA 1 

23 MIZORAM 1 

24 NAGALAND 1 

25 ORISSA 45 

26 PUDUCHERRY 5 

27 PUNJAB 10 

28 RAJASTHAN 32 

29 SIKKIM 1 

30 TAMIL NADU 76 

31 TRIPURA 9 

32 UTTAR PRADESH 104 

33 UTTARAKHAND 15 

34 WEST BENGAL 94 

TOTAL 888 

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3. LOCAL LEVEL COMMITTEES 

3.1 Section 13 of National Trust Act, focuses on the formation of Local Level Committees. 

The concept of Legal Guardianship is a unique feature of National Trust Act and the 

Local Level Committee (LLC) is the quasi judicial body for appointing and monitoring 

Legal Guardians. LLCs are constituted in every district of the country (except Jammu 

and Kashmir) for a period of three years or till such time it is re-constituted. It is again 

emphasized that the LLC will continue to function even after completion of its three 

years tenure till such time it receives any order from National Trust. The composition 

of LLC is: 

♦ Chairperson not below the rank of District Magistrate / Deputy Commissioner; 

♦ A representative of an organization registered with the National Trust; and 

♦ A person with disability as per clause (f) of Sec 2 of PwD Act-1995. 

3.2 Since 2007, National Trust initiated some steps in order to strengthen its LLCs which 

included: 

♦ Requesting LLCs to form sub committees at grassroot level that can assist them in 

expeditious disposal of their work. 

♦ Inclusion of experts as non-statutory members in the LLCs primarily Chief Medical 

Officer, Lawyer and District Social Welfare Officer. 

♦ Developing a comprehensive Quarterly Reporting format which can be rightly stated 

as the performance meter. (Annexure-VI) 

♦ Preparing a databank of past records of Legal Guardianship Certificates issued till 

March 31 st 2010 in the format given in ANNEXURE-VII. This has been called the 

National Depository of Legal Guardianship Certificates (NDLGC). The same has 

been put on our website for public use. 

The initiatives taken this year have been: 

♦ Preparation of Comprehensive Guidelines for Local Level Committees in view of 

changed circumstances and new developments as regards to understanding/ 

interpretation of National Trust Act. 

♦ Launch of online module of Legal Guardianship wherein the registered NGOs of 

National Trust who are LLC members have full rights to access the system and use 

it. Even the District Collectors as Chairpersons may use the module. It is a mandatory 

requirement for LLC to use this module from 1 st April 2010 onwards. A public user 

manual on how to use the module has been developed and put on our website. 

3.3 LLCs of Kollam (Kerala), Jorhat (Assam), North East and East Delhi, Jamnagar (Gujarat), 

Mumbai (Maharashtra), Thiruvalur, Madurai (Tamil Nadu) have started using the 

online module of Legal Guardians. 

3.4 So far, 615 LLCs have been constituted covering all the districts of the country 

(excluding J&K). Out of these 4 districts have 2 LLCs each which are Darjeeling and 

Howrah in West Bengal, Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh and Jaipur in Rajasthan. 

3.5 During the year, Rs 5 lakhs were released to various LLCs who furnished bank account 

details and / or past utilization certificates. The state-wise amount released is given 

below: 

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States/UTs 

Released Amount (In Rs.) 

A & N Island 30000 

Andhra Pradesh 10000 

Arunachal Pradesh 

Assam 20000 

Bihar 

Chandigarh 

Chattisgarh 10000 

Dadar & Nagar Haveli 

Daman & Diu 

Delhi 

Goa 

Gujarat 20000 

Haryana 10000 

Himachal Pradesh 

Jharkhand 

Karnataka 30000 

Kerala 10000 

Lakshadweep 

Maharashtra 20000 

Manipur 

Meghalaya 40000 

Mizoram 30000 

Madhya Pradesh 60000 

Nagaland 30000 

Orissa 20000 

Puducherry 20000 

Punjab 30000 

Rajasthan. 10000 

Sikkim 

Tamil Nadu 

Tripura 

Uttar Pradesh. 60000 

Uttarakhand 10000 

West Bengal. 30000 

TOTAL 5,00,000 

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4. LEGAL GUARDIANSHIP 

4.1 As mentioned earlier, one of the unique features of the National Trust Act is the 

appointment of Legal Guardians by Local Level Committees. No other Act of the 

country provides for Legal Guardianship for adults but for this Act. In view of the 

special needs of persons with disabilities, the National Trust Act provides for such 

appointments wherever needed. Not only this, the Act also provides mechanisms for 

monitoring and protecting the interests of the wards and of their properties. 

The obligations of Guardianship under the Act can be any combination of the following: 

♦ Maintenance and Residential Care 

♦ Management of Immovable Property 

♦ Management of Movable Property 

♦ Any other (as specified in the appointment order) 

4.2 During the year, following initiatives were taken: 

♦ A comprehensive booklet on the concept of Legal Guardianship clarifying associated 

issues was prepared and distributed to the Local Level Committees. 

♦ National Depository on Legal Guardianship Certificates was made functional. 

However, so far only 2 LLCs have started using it and 21 cases of legal guardianship 

applications are recorded in the depository. 

National Depository of Legal Guardianship Certificates is an initiative to computerize 

legal guardian certificates and also to make them easily accessible on the website. An 

online module on Legal Guardianship under the MIS of National Trust was launched 

w.e.f. 1.4.2010. Every application even received in hard copy is to be put in this module 

and for those who apply online, the application directly reaches the respective LLC- 

NGO member for necessary action. The other feature of this module is that it is linked 

with our Niramaya Health Insurance module. Thus if the applicant is a Niramaya 

beneficiary, the basic details will be readily available and only specific details are 

required to be filled. 

4.3 Some myths and facts about the Legal Guardianship are given in ANNEXURE-VIII. 

4.4 A pilot study on Supported Decision Making commissioned in collaboration with 

Inclusion International and assigned to Parivaar in 2009 is underway. 

4.5 The figures of legal guardians appointed by LLCs, year wise is given below: 

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Year 

Legal Guardians appointed 

2001-02 0 

2002-03 0 

2003-04 810 

2004-05 2875 

2005-06 2359 

2006-07 2425 

2007-08 1422 

2008-09 5627 

2009-10 5102 

2010-11 5031 

TOTAL 25651


Legal Guardianship (state wise) 

State 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Total 

Andhra Pradesh 0 377 198 0 0 113 124 122 934 

Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Assam 4 0 0 0 12 33 84 83 216 

Bihar 8 0 57 0 0 0 35 33 133 

Chhattisgarh 0 12 80 0 10 25 9 46 182 

Delhi 2 2 48 6 0 90 71 109 328 

Goa 0 0 0 0 244 244 13 12 513 

Gujarat 49 136 6 0 0 42 177 173 583 

Haryana 0 7 20 0 12 43 31 49 162 

Himachal Pradesh 11 0 11 100 32 44 272 271 741 

Jharkhand 0 0 63 84 112 148 117 135 659 

Karnataka 142 4 66 1 6 29 49 78 375 

Kerala 0 6 2 0 63 816 256 249 1392 

Madhya Pradesh 76 248 287 575 271 510 807 803 3577 

Maharashtra 42 34 564 255 352 752 247 244 2490 

Manipur 0 0 0 0 0 49 34 28 111 

Meghalaya 0 3 1 8 0 0 0 0 12 

Mizoram 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 

Nagaland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Orissa 0 0 0 0 0 208 116 113 437 

Punjab 10 15 0 0 0 0 203 196 424 

Rajasthan 20 53 12 10 0 17 136 132 380 

Sikkim 0 35 0 0 0 38 0 0 73 

Tripura 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4 

Tamil Nadu 320 1419 627 1209 0 1088 1304 1302 7269 

Uttar Pradesh 0 16 0 0 0 126 116 112 370 

Uttarakhand 90 75 0 42 0 81 137 1 426 

West Bengal 36 267 313 111 294 864 743 739 3367 

Andaman & Nicobar 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Chandigarh 0 166 4 20 14 234 21 0 459 

Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 

Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Lakshadweep 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 

Puducherry 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 27 

Total 810 2875 2359 2425 1422 5627 5102 5031 25651 

7


We’re being counted 

The Census of India 2011 was unique and momentous for people with disabilities. 

The Census of 2001 had clubbed disabilities together, especially under ‘Mental’ 

both Intellectual Disability & Mental Illness were counted. 

However, in this census, with excellent advocacy from people with disabilities, the 

National Trust disabilities have been enumerated separately. Q. No.9, as shown 

below will help us to get a break up by disability. (Under Any Other No.7, Autism 

is the only disability described to the enumerators). 

Q9. (a) Is this person mentally/physically 

disabled 

Yes - 1 / No – 2 

Q 9 (b) If Yes in 9 (a) give code from list below:- 

In seeing – 1 

In hearing – 2 

In speech – 3 

In movement – 4 

Mental Retardation – 5 

Mental illness – 6 

Any other – 7 

Multiple disability – 8 

2.5 lakh enumerators were trained with a 

specially designed manual by the Disabled 

Peoples Organizations and NGO’s. The National 

Trust was actively involved in each process. 

8

5. REMOTE AREA FUNDING SCHEME 


5.1 India is a large country with difficult terrains, tribal areas and areas not easily 

accessible. There are many remote areas wherein facilities offered through various 

programmes of Central/State Govt. or private sector/NGOs have not reached. The 

National Trust Act also states that only organizations registered with it can run its 

schemes/programmes. However we are able to reach out to 491 districts only through 

our NGOs, and 122 are still unreached and hence a mechanism was devised to 

reach these areas through Remote Area Funding Scheme. 

5.2 Originally the Remote Area Funding Scheme was conceived to provide financial 

assistance to organizations registered with the National Trust to work in the uncovered 

districts and to encourage setting up of registered organizations for those uncovered 

districts. However, due to operational and financial difficulties the desired outcome 

was not forthcoming and as such the scheme was revisited and revised in the year 

2009-10. 

Under the revised guidelines, 20% additional grant is being given to the registered 

organizations working in the remote districts which were already mapped in the year 

2009-10. 

5.3 During the year, grant of Rs.3,67,000/- was released covering 10 districts. 

LIST OF IDENTIFIED REMOTE AREA (STATE / DISTRICT) 

Sl No Selected State District 

1 Andaman & Nicobar(3) South Andaman, Nicobar, North & Middle Andaman 

2 Arunachal Pradesh (16) Anjaw, Changlang, Dibang Valley, East Kameng, East Siang, Kurung 

Kumey, Lohit, Lower Dibang Valley, Lower Subansiri, Papum Pare, 

Tawang, Tirap, Upper Siang, Upper Subansiri, West Kameng, West 

Siang 

3 Assam(16) Barpeta, Bongaigaon, Darrang, Dhubri, Goalpara, Hailakandi, Karbi 

Anglong, Karimganj, Kokrajhar, Lakhimpur, Morigaon, Nagaon, Nalbari, 

North Cachar Hills, Sivasagar, Tinsukia 

4 Chattisgarh(18) Bastar, Bilaspur, Bijapur (CH), Dhamatari, Durg Janjgir-Champa, 

Jashpur, Kabirdham-Kawardha, Korba, Korea, Mahasamund, 

Narayanpur, North Bastar-Kanker, Raigarh, Raipur, Rajnandgaon, 

South Bastar-Dantewada, Surguja 

5 Daman & Diu (1) Diu 

6 Himachal Pradesh(5) Chamba, Hamirpur, Kinnaur, Lahaul & Spiti, Sirmaur 

7 Jharkhand(2) Gumla, Jamtara 

8 Lakshadweep(1) Kavaratti 

9 Madhya Pradesh(2) Dindori, Umaria 

9


Sl No Selected State District 

10 Manipur(9) Bishnupur, Chandel, Churachandpur, Imphal East, Imphal West, 

Senapati, Tamenglong, Thoubal, Ukhrul 

11 Meghalaya(7) East Garo Hills, East Khasi Hills, Jaintia Hills, Ri Bhoi, South Garo 

Hills, West Garo Hills, West Khasi Hills 

12 Mizoram(8) Aizawl, Champhai, Kolasib, Lunglei, Lwngtlai, Mamit, Saiha, Serchhip 

13 Nagaland(11) Dimapur, Kephrie, Kohima, Longleng, Mokokchung, Mon, Peren, Phek 

Tuensang, Wokha, Zunheboto 

14 Orissa(2) Malkangiri, Nabarangpur 

15 Puducherry(3) Karaikal, Mahe, Yanam 

16 Rajasthan(5) Churu, Jaisalmer, Jalore, Jhalawar, Jodhpur 

17 Sikkim(4) East Sikkim, North Sikkim, South Sikkim, West Sikkim 

18 Tripura(4) Tripura South, Tripura West, Dhalai, Tripura North 

19 Uttrakhand(5) Pithoragarh, Uttarkashi, Champawat, Rudraprayag, Tehri Garhwal 

No pessimist ever discovered the secret of the stars or sailed 

an uncharted land, or opened a new doorway for the human 

spirit. 

-Helen Keller 

10


6. STATE NODAL AGENCY CENTRE(SNAC) 

STATE NODAL AGENCY PARTNERS (SNAP) 

6.1 The National Trust, being a National level body, is required to have its representatives 

in each State to take forward its programmes and activities, with the benefit of local 

knowhow. This need led to appointment of SNACs and SNAPs which are leading 

NGOs in each state. The SNAC is based at the capital city of the State and is required 

to cover the entire state while SNAP is required to cover a cluster of districts decided 

in consensus with the SNAC. The districts covered by SNAP range from 10-12. The 

National Trust has at present 32 SNACs and 38 SNAPs. 

6.2 The National Trust also constituted a State Level Co-ordination Committee (SLCC) 

headed by the State Secretary, with SNAC as its Convener (member secretary) since 

the involvement of State Government ensures effective implementation of various 

schemes/programmes. It will also provide a platform for SNAC/SNAPs to interact 

and liaison with the State Government and to ensure greater co-ordination & cooperation 

among different stakeholders in carrying out the activities. 

6.3 The role & operation of SNAC/ SNAP include: 

♦ Collection and Compilation of services/facilities available and the institutions 

working in the four National Trust disabilities. Apart from this they are also required 

to encourage NGOs to start working in the sector. 

♦ Sharing of Knowledge is the key to development and this leads to the second 

responsibility of SNAC/SNAP i.e. Networking with all Voluntary Organisations/ 

Parent Organisations/DPOs, Govt. officials and other stakeholders. 

♦ Working in close coordination with SLCC being the convener. 

♦ Since LLC is the link of National Trust in all districts, liaisoning with LLC’s in the 

State – 2 meetings in a year 

♦ Carrying out the various programmes/trainings/Melas for National Trust in the 

State as given below: 

Disability Equity Training 

Training & Sensitization of different stakeholders 

Awareness programmes 

Inclusive Education for Private School Teachers 

Special School Teachers Training (Equivalent to CRE of Rehabilitation Council 

of India) 

Sensitization and Early Intervention Programs 

Job Fair & Ability Mela 

6.4 The Quarterly Reporting format for SNACs/SNAPs is given in Annexure – IX and 

Utilization Form is in Annexure-X. 

6.5 The grant released to 32 SNACs and 38 SNAPs during the year is given below: 

11


State Nodal Agency Centres (as on 31.3.2011) 

S. State Organisation Telephone / Fax E-mail Amount 

No. 

(Rs.) 

1 Andhra Swayamkrushi 040-27992420 swayamkrushi@hotmail.com 

Pradesh 17, Shri Malani Housing / 27990741 

Cooperative Society Indian 09392445973 

Airlines Colony Trimughery Mr. R. Sudhakar 

Secunderabad-15 

Andhra Pradesh 

2 Andaman Salvation Fellowship Trust 03192-232623(O) aashaonkadeep@rediffmail.com 53000 

& Nicobar MH/14/2 Marine Hill, /234403(R) 

Andaman - 744101, +M. 09732476112 

Andaman Nicobar 9933270359 

3 Arunachal Abotani Ashram Welfare 0360 – 218864 aawa@rediffmail.com 

Pradesh Association, M. 09436237080/ 

G - Extension, Demsite, 09971639304 

Naharlagun, 9863154417 

Dist. - Papumpare - 791110, 

Arunanchal Pradesh 

4 Assam Shishu Sarothi Centre for 0361- 2470990 / ssarothi@sancharnet.in 54472 

Rehab & Training of 2478912 shishu_sarothi@yahoo.com 

Multiple Disability M. 09954150407 

Off. Ram Krishna Mission Mr. Biplob 

Road, Birubari, 

P. Khound 

Guwahati-781016, Assam 

5 Bihar J.M Institute of Speech & Telefax-0612- Jminstitute1@rediffmail.com21949 

Hearing 2264805 

Inderpuri, Keshri Nagar 9431009805 

Patna-800 024, Bihar 9431826847 

6 Chandigarh Dr. B.S. Chavan 0172-2647760 gimrcdir@chd.nic.in 

Joint Director Fax no- 0172- 

Govt. Institute for Mentally 2621342 

Retarded Children, 9888850973 

Sector -32, Chandigarh 9876096642 

7 Chhattisgarh Aakanksha, Lion School 0771- 2427468 mukulshivali@yahoo.co.in 

for the Mentally M. 09893623417/ aakankshalsmh@yahoo.co.in 

Handicapped, 9826702443/ 

Avanti Vihar, Raipur 9827128346 

(Chattisgarh) – 492006 Dr. Meeta 

Chhattisgarh 

Mukherjee 

12



No. 

(Rs.) 

8 Delhi Action for Ability 011-26531947 / aadi_rm@yahoo.co.in 

Development and 26531508 ssni@del3.vsnl.net.in 

Inclusion (AADI) 26569107 

2, Balbir Saxena Marg, 9891175551 

Hauz Khas fax- 26853002 

New Delhi-110 016 

10 Goa Sangath 0832-2414916 contactus@sangath.com 

Sangath Centre, 841/1 Alto fax- 0832-2411709 

Porvorim, Goa-403 521 M. 09850286579 

9 Diu The Spasety for Welfare of Tel.02875-252401 swmrorgdiu@yahoo.com 

Mentally Retarded Children Fax:252290 manojgoswamee@ymail.com 

The Society for Welfare of 9427700933 

Mentally Retarded Children, 9427243400(M) 

DDRC Building, 1st Floor, 09825537025(Secy.) 

Opp. Sports Complex, Dr. Kamalia- 

Diu-362520 

Vice Chairman 

11 Gujarat Blind People Association 079-26308174/ blinabad1@sancharnet.in 

Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Road, 26305082/ mihirjgd@gmail.com 

132 Ring Road, Jagdish 26304070 

Chowk, Vastrapur, Fax-079- 

Ahmedabad-380015, 26300106 

Gujarat 9327032449 

Mr. Mihir Jani 

M.09998354768 

12 Haryana Disha Vocational Training 9215622600 dishasirsa@gmail.com 

& Rehabilitation Centre 

sirsapalpal@gmail.com 

Near Shani Dev Mandir, 

Hissar Road, Sirsa, Haryana 

13 Himachal UDAAN, Parents & 0177- 2673247 udaanhp@gmail.com 

Pradesh Guardians Society of 0177- 2670638 

Mentally Challenged 9418468800 

Children of Shimla 9816095095 

Block - 30, Set No. - 1, 9816119505 

Phase - 3, 

New Shimla- 171009, 


14 Jharkhand Deepshikha Institute for 0651-2306203 deepshikha@inranchi.com 90000 

Child Development & 9334423789 deepshikhainfo@gmail.com 

Mental Health, 2214203 

Swami Sharadhanand 6570685 

Road, Ranchi-834001, 

Jharkhand 

13



No. 

(Rs.) 

15 Karnataka Seva-In-Action Association 09449813432 

sevainaction@gmail.com 60000 

36, 1St Main S.T.Bed 9535012566 

Layout Koramangala, 080-25520347 

Bangalore , Karnataka 

16 Kerala Smt. PRS Pillay Memorial 0471-2433646 / tvm_rajamprs@sancharnet.in 

Trust 2432746 balavikastrust@yahoo.com 

Balavikas Building, 9645537841 balavikasttc@yahoo.co.in 

Gandhi Marg, Peroorkada, fax- 0471-2433646 

Thiruvananthapuram- 9645537841 

695005, Kerala 09744784152 

17 Madhya Digdarshika 0755-2460873 / sumitroy99@rediffmail.com 

Pradesh E-7/88, Lala Lajpatrai 09425301166/ dirr89@rediffmail.com 

Society Arera Colony, 09893292202 

Madhya Pradesh-462016 9425301177 

18 Maharashtra The Research Society for Tel No: 022- res@bom3.vsnl.net.in 90000 

the Care Treatment & 2470 1231 / 

Training of Children in 2471 0192 

Need of Special care 9323809822 

Sewri Hill, Sewri Road, Fax- 24702285 

Opp. Abhyuday Nagar, 9221115068 

Building No.12, Near 

Kalachowki Police Station, 

Sewri, Mumbai-400033, 

Maharashtra 

19 Manipur All Manipur Mentally Tel-0385-2449537 amhomongshangei@ymail.com 

Handicapped Persons / 2051252/ amho_2006@yahoo.com 

Welfare Organisation 09612161803 

Keishamthong Top Leirak Fax- 0385- 

Imphal-795 001, 2241130 

Manipur 

20 Mizoram Spastics Society of 09436159952 secyspastic@hotmail.com 

Mizoram 

genesis_azl@hotmail.com 

Ch. Chhunga Building, 

Saron Veng, Aizwl-796001, 

Mizoram 

21 Meghalaya Meghalaya Parents 9436103471 ameghalayaparents@yahoo.co.in 128017 

Association for Disabled 9435558325 

East Khasi Hills, H/o Victoria 

Wallang Lower Laumiere 

Temple Road, Shillong 

East Khasi Hills, 

Meghalaya 

14

22 Nagaland Stewards Association M. 09436607781 nslotha@yahoo.com 

Pangti Village, Wokha 

district 

C/o Maiberry Near MLA 

Hostel Junction,Kohima- 

797 001, Nagaland 



No. 

(Rs.) 

23 Orissa Open Learning Systems 0674-2301626/ Olsbbsr_org@rediffmail.com 37480 

Plot No.G-3/A/1 Gadakana 2301806 ols_director@yahoo.com 

Mouza P.O : Mancheswar fax- 0674-2301626 

Railway Colony, Near Press M. 09937099572 

Chhak, Bhubneswar 9437001979 

-751 017, Orissa 

24 Punjab The North India Cerebral 0161-2564551 / ashirwadnicpa@gmail.com 77541 

Palsy Association 5004666 / 

(Ashirwad) 9417093926 

C/o. Dr. R. S. Sodhi, 1298/4 9814922361 

B, Phase - 2, Karnail Singh Neelam Sodhi 

Nagar, Pakhowal Road, 

Ludhiana, Punjab 

25 Puducherry Integrated Rehabilitation & 0413 – 2601491 babysarahs@rediffmail.com 

Development Center, 09443287887 

No.7, Rajaganapathy Nagar 09364639560 

Kakayanthopa, 

Ariyankuppam 

Puducherry-805 007 

26 Rajasthan Umang 0141-2395099 umangjaipur@gmail.com 

3/4 Kabir Avenue, S.F.S. / 9314878251 

Mansarovar, Jaipur, 

Rajasthan 

27 Sikkim Spastics Society of Sikkim 03592-203321 skm_spastics@yahoo.co.in 85266 

Jeewan Theeng Marg, fax – 03592 – 

Development Area, 203321 / 

Gangtok-737 101, Sikkim 204725 

9474352764 

09434722042 

28 Tamil Nadu The Spastics Society of 044-22541651 / spastn@md2.vsnl.net.in 

Tamilnadu 22541542 / 

Opp. TTTI, 28236647 

Taramani Road 

Fax:22541047 

Chennai-600 113, 9889092530 

Tamilnadu 9884042530 

15



No. 

(Rs.) 

29 Tripura Tripura Council for Child 0381-2227026 tccwagt@yahoo.co.in 

Welfare 9436482695 

Lyon Gate (west), 09674697428 

Laxminarayan Bari Road, 

Agartala-799 001 

30 Uttar Chetna 0522- 2373037 / chetna_sansthan2007@rediffmail.com 149072 

Pradesh Sector-C, Aliganj 2325336 / 

Lucknow-226 024 9450017744 

Uttar Pradesh 9369224981 

31 Uttarakhand RAPHEL Rydeer Cheshire 0135-2674901 raphaelcentre@gmail.com 16678 

International Centre fax-0135-2673949 

P.O. Box 157, Location - 9897297027 

Mohini Road, Trans-Ripsana 

Nadi, Dehradun-248001, 

Uttarakhand 

32 West Bengal Indian Institute of 033- 2401 3488/ ssei@vsnl.com 

Cerebral Palsy 2401 0240/ 

Regd. Office: P-35/1, 2401 2348 

Taratolla Road, 

Fax-033- 

Kolkata-700 088 2401 4177 

West Bengal M. 09831057152 

TOTAL 953475 

Awareness Programmes are part of SNAC activities 

16

State Nodal Agency Partners (as on 31.3.2011) 

S. 

No. 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

State 

Andhra 

Pradesh 

Assam 

Bihar 

Bihar 

Bihar 

Chhattisgarh 

Gujarat 

Gujarat 

Name & Address of SNAP 

Uma Manovikas Kendram 

Manovikas Nagar, Behind 

Ryudupalem, Kakinada- 

533005, District-East 

Godavari, Andhra Pradesh 

Prerona Pratibandhi 

P.O. Cinnamara, District 

Jorhat -785008, Assam 

Deepalaya 

Kailash Puri, Srinager Hata, 

Purnea-854301, Bihar 

Telephone - 06454-26146, 

28054 

Samarpan (Child Concern) 

New Bahadurpur Road, 

Rajendra Nagar, Patna- 

800016, Bihar Telephone - 

0612-682881 

Samta Seva 

Village & Post 

ChainpuraVia. Janak Pur 

Road, District Sitamarhi 

Bihar-843 320 

Sneh Sampada Vidyalaya 

32, Bungalow Chowk, 

Sector-8, Bhilainagar, Durg, 

Chhattisgarh 

Medical Care Center Trust 

K.G.Patel Children Hospital, 

Jalaram Marg, Karelibaug, 

Vadodara-390018, Gujarat 

Smt. Parsanben Narandas 

Ramji Shah (Talajawala) 

Society for Relief & Rehab 

of the Disabled 

Shri K.L.Institute for the 

Deaf, 

51, Vidyanagar, Bhavnagar- 

364002, Gujarat 

Telephone/ 

Mobile No. 

0884-2306039/ 

2307097 

9848164779 

09440119828 

0376-2361386/ 

2360513 

09854044474 

06454-226146/ 

9334036434/ 

9905666766 

09430059260 

0612 – 2660003 

/ 2682881M. 

09431015499 

fax- 0612- 

2682881 

06228- 225101 / 

225 

3669431082580 

0788–2242853 

fax- 2259036/ 

4939419 

Mrs. Shirke 

09303867500 

9425553996 

2463906/ 

2464130/ 

2462404 

fax–0265- 

2461272 

9974566539/ 

9879941205 

0278- 2420836 / 

2429326 / 

2431150 

M. 09429232738 

fax no-0278- 

2431160 / 

3001565 

Email 


spreddy@umvk.org 

prerona123@rediffmail.com 

preronapratibandhi@yahoo.com 

deepalaya@ymail.com 

samarpanbihar@rediffmail.com 

samtaseva@yahoo.com 

snehsampada@rediffmail.com 

snehsampada2007@rediffmail.com 

mcct@yahoo.com 

kgpchospital@yahoo.in 

pnr.society@gmail.com 

pnr.sancharonline.net 

Amount 

(in Rs.) 

43500 

43500 

47750 

25738 

17


S. 

No. 

State 


Telephone/ 

Mobile No. 

Email 

Amount 

(in Rs.) 

9 

Haryana 

VISHWAS 

C-6/53, SDA, 

New Delhi-110016. 

Gurgaon Address - Site 

No.13, Opp. C-69, Block C, 

Sushant Lok-1, Gurgaon- 

122001, Haryana 

0124-4044676 

25000 

10 

Himachal 

Pradesh 

Sahyog Bal Shravan 

Viklang Kalyan Samiti 

Sahyog School for Special 

Children, 

New Red Cross Bhawan, 

Mandi, HP 

01905- 223539 / 

09418023539 

ahbal@yahoo.com 

nksharma52@yahoo.com 

27000 

11 

Jharkhand 

Lohiya Viklang Seva 

Samiti 

Tilak Nagar, Fassia, Dangal, 

Godda-814 133, Jharkhand 

06422-223800/ 

09431370676 

09308188776 

9934574798 

lvss-godda@yahoo.com 

12 

Jharkhand 

Parents Association of 

Mentally Handicapped of 

Jamshedpur (PAMHJ) 

A2/28, Swarjn Vihar, 

Sonari, 

Jamshedpur-831011 

25000 

13 

14 

15 

Jharkhand 

Karnataka 

Karnataka 

Madhur Muskan, 

Om Snati Appartment, 

4-A,Bangla School Lane 

(OC C) Main Road, 

Ranchi-834 001, 

Jharkhand 

Angaviklara Poshakara 

Sangha 

1115/3, Vidyanagar, 

Davangere-577005, 

Karnataka 

Manovikasa Institute of 

Training & Rehabilitation 

for the Mentally 

Handicapped 

Kade Oni, Devangpet, 

Hubli-580023, Distt. - 

Dharwad, Karnataka 

9334700371 

09304806076 

Ms. Sandhya 

08192-260341 

9448841539 

0836-2252756 / 

09243281756 

madhur.muskan.ranchi@gmail.com 

avkps2007@yahoo.co.in 

manovikas@yahoo.com 

32500 

18

S. 

No. 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

State 

Kerala 

Madhya 

Pradesh 

Madhya 

Pradesh 

Madhya 

Pradesh 

Madhya 

Pradesh 

Madhya 

Pradesh 

Maharashtra 

Maharashtra 


“Raksha” - Society for the 

Care of Children with 

Special Needs 

Yasmin Manzil, VII/370 

Darragh-es-Salaam Road, 

Kochangadi, Cochi, 

Ernakulam - 682002, Kerala 

Asha Gram Trust 

District Barwani, Madhya 

Pradesh-451551 

Madhya Pradesh Viklang 

Sahayta Samiti 

Chandessary, Chandessara, 

P.O. Ujjain-456664, 

Madhya Pradesh 

Roshni Ramakrishna 

Ashram 

Thatipur, 

Gwalior-470 411 


Viklang Sevabharti 

Banerji Bhawan, 321 Tilak 

Ward, Galgala, Jabalpur- 

482002, Madhya Pradesh 

Indian Red Cross Society, 

Rewa 

ChhattisgarhPunarvas 

Bhavan, Behind Gupta 

Petrol Pump, Jhiriya, 

Rewa-486001 

Institute of Rural 

Pediatrics 

Sardar Patel Road, 

Baramati, Pune-413102, 

Maharashtra 

Navjeevan Society for 

Rehabilitation of Mentally 

Retarded 

P - 65, M.I.D.G. Area, 

Chikalthava, Naregaon Naka, 

Aurangabad, Maharashtra 

Telephone/ 

Mobile No. 

0484-2227707/ 

2227937 

M. 09447140545 

9961137683 

Mr. Jim. K. 

Joseph 

fax–0484– 

2227707 

07290-222186/ 

224201 

fax-07290- 

223160 

9329544586 

0734-2511031/ 

2513201/ 

09425332740 

0751-4081048 / 

2346449 

M.0919893453082 

Mr. Vivek 

09425308813 

9893020909 

0761- 2602290/ 

0761-2655329 

Fax: 0761- 

4012460 

9425152222 

07662-240784/ 

250086 

09822506126/09 

423504063 

0240- 2484187 

M.09823482188/ 

09923779772/ 

9823782188 

Email 


raksha@satyam.net.in 

ashagram_trust@rediffmail.com 

lmpvss@sancharnet.in 

roshnigwalior@yahoo.co.in 

roshnigwalior@sancharnet.in 

viklangsevabharti@mantramail.coin 

mvsbmp123@rediffmail.com 

redcrossrewa@rediffmail.com 

drmokashianil.ip.eth.net 

sharmila-gandhi2005@yahoo.com 

kodeyamini@yahoo.co.in 

Amount 

(in Rs.) 

26937 

10000 

25000 

19


S. 

No. 

State 


Telephone/ 

Mobile No. 

Email 

Amount 

(in Rs.) 

24 

Maharashtra 

Sankalp 

5, Buty layout (Chhaoni), 

Rajnagar, Nagpur-440013, 

Maharashtra 

0712-2591783/ 

6539571 

M. 

09890231307/ 

9970300068/ 

9822942533 

sankalp.mgm@gmail.com 

kharerajesh@yahoo.com 

25 

Orissa 

Centre for Rehabilitation 

Services & Research 

Netaji Nagar, 

P.O.Madhupatana, Cuttack- 

753010, Orissa 

06784-231387 

fax no – 06784- 

230805 

9437060238 

bls_crsrbdk@sancharnet.in 

35750 

26 

Orissa 

Manovikas 

Bijipur, 

Neelakanthanagar, 

1 st Lane, P.O. 

Gosaninuagoan, 

Behrampur-760003 

0680-2214183 

9438100961 

9238600115 

manovikas_gan@yahoo.com 

25023 

27 

Punjab 

Indian Red Cross Society, 

Sadiq Road, Fardikot- 

161203, Punjab 

01639-251024, 

250228 

25000 

28 

Rajasthan 

Prachya Shodh Peeth 

(Prayas) 

30 AC-I, Bhupalpura, 

Udaipur, Rajasthan 

0294-2410812/ 

09351549074/75 

sunitaprayas@yahoo.co.in 

29. 

Rajasthan 

Rajasthan Mahila Kalyan 

Mandal 

Vishwamitra AshramVillage 

ChachiavasVia Gagvana, 

Distt. AjmerRajasthan 

0145-3290439 

Fax-0145- 

2794482 

Mob- 

9413223809 & 

9413653695 

rmkm_ajm@yahoo.com 

rmkm.a@rediffmail.com 

11342 

30 

Tamil Nadu 

M.S Chellamuthu Trust 

643, K.K.Nagar, Madurai- 

625020, Tamil Nadu 

0452-2586448 

fax no-0452- 

2580442 

9629911348 

info@msctrust.org 

31 

Tripura 

Abhoy Mission (All Tripura 

SC, ST & Minority 

Upliftment Council) 

Ramnagar Road No.1, 2nd 

Lane (south), P.O. 

Ramnagar, Agartala, West 

Tripura-799002, Tripura 

0381-2208507/ 

9436123069/ 

9436460721 

swambalamban@rediffmail.com 

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S. 

No. 

32 

State 

Uttar 

Pradesh 


Integrated Institute for the 

Disable 

Hanuman Dham Colony, 

Karaundi, B.H.U., Varanasi- 

221005, Uttar Pradesh 

Telephone/ 

Mobile No. 

Telefax- 0542- 

2575947/ 

2575453 

9415274547/ 

9628226146 

Email 

disabledinstitute@rediffmail.com 

Amount 

(in Rs.) 

33 

Uttar 

Pradesh 

Integrated Institute of 

Rehabilitation for the 

Disabilities 

Viklang Samekit Punarvas 

Sansthan 

C - 3, Subhash Nagar, 

Albatiya Road, Shah ganj, 

Agra - 282010, Uttar 

Pradesh 

09411410582/ 

09319083808 

iird_mr@yahoo.com 

iirdagra@yahoo.com 16500 

34 

Uttar 

Pradesh 

Meerut Children Welfare 

Trust 

PS-2, H-Pocket, Ganga 

Nagar (Mawana 

Road)Meerut-250 001 

Uttar Pradesh 

0121-2621361 

Fax–2765256 

9412662907 

Disha.mcwt@gmail.com 

35 

Uttar 

Pradesh 

Sanchit Vikas Sansthan 

Hasanpur, P.O. Bargadwa, 

District-Basti-272190, 

Uttar Pradesh 

9415385984/ 

9415930242 

9005393013 

fax no 05542- 

281163 

svs.basti@yahoo.com 

94500 

36 

37 

38 

Uttar 

Pradesh 

Uttarakhand 

West 

Bengal 

Viklang Kendra - Rotary 

Sponsored Crippled & 

Youth Welfare Society 

Bhardwaj Ashram, Jawahar 

Lal Nehru Road, Allahabad- 

211002, UP 

Sharpe Viklang Samiti 

Vill.-Lolti, Post-Tungeswar, 

The.- harali, Dist.-Chamoli, 

Uttrakhand 

North Bengal Council for 

the Disabled 

C/O. Agniraj, 1, Buddhader 

Bose Road Ashram Pura, 

Siliguri - 737401 West 

Bengal 

0532- 2465766 

M. 09793460782 

Mr. Mishra 

fax – 0532- 

2465766 

9410321619 

01363-271486 

0353-2642923 

M. 09831451416 

Capt. J. K. 

Sengupta 

viklang.kendra@yahoo.co.in 

sviklang@yahoo.in 

prerananbcd@gmail.com 

cbrjproect@gmail.com 

13919 

553959 

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7. SAMARTH - Centre Based Scheme 

7.1 Samarth scheme, now in its fifth year, continued to provide relief to families in crisis 

by rendering residential services for both short term (respite care) and long term 

(prolonged care) for persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation & 

Multiple Disabilities. Earlier the scheme had the provision of having any number of 

beneficiaries but since December 2007, each centre is required to have upto 30 adult 

BPL or destitute beneficiaries with NT disabilities. Vocational Training has also been 

made mandatory under this Scheme. 

7.2 There are 119 Samarth Centres running in the country presently. During the year, 

recurring grant of Rs. 1.90 crore was released for 1345 beneficiaries under the scheme. 

7.3 Funds under the scheme are released in two instalments every year, to every centre at 

the same time following the synchronization of release of grant effective from the year 

2008-09. Accordingly, the first instalment (April-September) is released in March of 

the preceeding year for which the last date of applying is 20 th February. Similarly, the 

second instalment (October-March) is released in September of the current financial 

year for which the last date to apply is 20 th August. A standard list of requisite 

documents has been prepared and circulated to all the project holders to strictly follow 

and attach alongwith their application for release of grant. 

7.4 In a step towards overall improvement, a Project Monitoring Committee was set up to 

assess the performance of schemes of National Trust and to improve their functioning. 

It had its 4 meetings on 19.7.2010, 26.8.2010, 21.9.2010 and 19.11.2010. Following its 

recommendations a study on effective implementation of Samarth Centres is being 

conducted in collaboration with VSO. 

7.5 Details of funds released during 2010-11 under Samarth Scheme are as under: 

S. Name & Address of Organization Telephone/Mobile No. Amount Beneficiaries 

No. & Email (in Rs.) 

1 Sai Manoteja Mentally Handicapped Tel. 08746-222460, 400658 25 

Society 9440564221, 

Near P.V. Dispensary, P.V. Township, 9391617389(M) 

Manuguru Mandal, Khammam dist. saimanotejamhs@yahoo.com 

AP-507 125 

Project at: 

Cheyutha SAMARTH Centre 

D.No.1-1-1, Near Gandhi Statue, 

Manuguru, (V) & (M), 

Khammam-507117, Andhra Pradesh 

2 Akshaya Kshetram Tel. 0877-2247783, 128040 22 

R.S. Gardens, Tirupati-517 507, 

9828236252(M) 


Project at: 

akshayakshetram@sancharnet.in 

Durgasamudram, Triupati Rural, 

Andhra Pradesh, 517563 

22




3 Uma Manovikasa Kendram Tel. 0884-2306039, 55200 5 

Manovikas Nagar, Behind Rayudupalem, 2307097 

Kakinada-533 005, Andhra Pradesh Mobile-98481-64779 

Project at: 

spreddy@umvk.org 

4-54/A, Manovikas Nagar, Behind Web : umvk.org 

Rayudupalem, Kakinada-533005 

4 Shri Dakshinya Bhava Samiti Tel. 0863-2359181, 253440 21 

H.No.3-12-2, 3rd Line, Old Pattabhipuram, 2236826 

Guntur-522 006, Andhra Pradesh Fax. 0863-2326503 

Project at: 

Mr. K. Naga Babu- Incharge 

Dakshinya SAMARTH, Madhavinilayam, dakshinya1995@yahoo.com 

Swaran Bharati Colony, Guntur-522006, Website :dakshinya.org 


5 Parents' Association of Accountants Tel. 040-23710024/ 103260 6 

General Office Employees for the 23705929 

Welfare of Mentally Handicapped 040-23700959 

Children 

lekhadeep@yahoo.co.in 

Qr. No.B-98, B-104 & B-105, A.G. Staff 

Quarters Colony, Yousufguda, 

Hyderabad-500 045, Andhra Pradesh 

6 Parents Association for the M H Persons Tel.08728-246111(O), 398940 24 

Near Singareni Community Hall, Sector-I, 244528(R) 

Godavarikhani-505 209, AP 

Mobile-9866099911 

dandapanthulakrishna 

kumar@yahoo.com.in 

Pamencap_gdk@sancharnet.in 

7 Andhra Mahila Sabha Tel. 040-27634299/ 52128 6 

Respite Home for the Adult Mentally 27615448 

Retarded Girls, Andhra Mahila Sabha, 09391100439/ 

G P R Nagar, Kurnool-518002 

0939108773(M) 


ddvtrc@hotmail.com 

8 Abotani Ashram Welfare Association Tel.09436237080 / 

G - Extension, Demsite, Naharlagun, 09971639304 

Dist. - Papumpare - 791110, 

aawa_2008@yahoo.com 


9 Parents Association of Shishu Sarothi Tel. 0361-245332 202320 13 

C/o. Shishu Sarothi, Off Ramakrishna pass_ghy@yahoo.co.in 

Mission Ashram Road, Birubari 

Guwahati-781 016, Assam 

Project at: 

H. No.15, Shrimant Pur, Behind Hotel Utopia, 

PO Indirapur, Guwahati-781028, Assam 

23




10 Prerona Pratibandhi Shishu Bikash 0376-2361386/ 171045 15 

Kendra 2360513 

Cinnamara, Jorhat-785 008, Assam 09854044474 

Prerona123@rediffmail.com 

11 Sanjivini Tel. 03712-237423/236218 

Mazgaon, Bemun Chuburi, 09854450600 

P.O. Nikamul, Tejpur, 

pardyjain@yahoo.com 

District - Sonitpur - 784001, Assam 

12 Environmental Consultancy Vikash Tel. 0612-2275526, 176640 16 

Centre (ECOVIC) 

Fax.0612-2275526 

Vikas Centre, 278, Nehru Nagar, 

ecovic@rediffmail.com/ 

PO-PP colony, Patna-800 013, 

ecovic@vsnl.net/ 

Bihar 

ecvc@indiatimes.com 

Project at: 

ECOVIC (Samarth), South, Lakhibagh, 

Near Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Manpur, 

Gaya-823003, Bihar 

13 Samaj Kalyan Sansthan Tel./09431009805/ 

Vill.& P.O Basantpur Bakhri 06275223684 

(Near Dholi Bajar) 

Muzaffarpur (Bihar) 

14 Koshi Kshetriya Viklang Vidhwa Vridh Tel.06478-229622/ 

Kalyan Sansthan 222536/ 

Vidhwa Vridh Kalyan Samiti 09431626931 

Gangjala Ward No.18, Saharsa-852201, mukeshyadav@sancharnet.in 

Bihar 

15 Bihar Rehabilitation & Welfare Institute Tel.06243-283727(PP) 241920 16 

Sanjat, Dist. Begusarai-851133, Bihar 06279-252223(PP) 

lsssanjat@rediffmail.com 

16 Lok Seva Sansthan & Institut, Tel.0612-2351140 

G-4, P.C. Colony, Kankarbagh, Fax : 0612-2353411 

Patna-800 020, Bihar 09905682780 

17 Deepalaya Institute for Mental Health Tel. 06454-226146 

& Rehab Fax. 06454-222055 

Kailash Puri, Shri Nagar Hata Purnea, Mob.09430059260/ 

Bihar 09905666766 

deepalaya@ymail.com 

24




18 GIMRC 

The Parents / Guardian Society of Children Tel.0172-2647760/ 75296 15 

of Govt. Institute of Mentally Retarded 2722725 

Children, GIMRC, Sector-32, 

Mob-9872879272 

Chandigarh 

gimrc_32@yahoo.com 

Project at: 

International Boys Hostel, 

Madhya Marg, Sector-15, Chandigarh 

19 Handicapped Vocational And Tel. 07752-417106 86928 6 

Educational Society 

09827186959 (M) 

Samarth Mansik Vikas Kendra Bhawan 

Sh. Kant Verma Marg 

(Vaishali Nagar Chowk) 

Behind Holyfaith School (Gayatri 

Mandir Road) 

Vimoba Nagar, Bilaspur, 

Chattisgarh-495001 

20 Aakanksha 0771- 2427468 156000 12 

Avanti Vihar, Raipur (Chattisgarh) – 492006 M. 09893623417/ 

Chhattisgarh 9826702443/ 

Project at 9827128346 

Aakanksha Lions School for the Mentally Dr. Meeta Mukherjee 

Handicapped, Professor Colony, 

mukulshivali@yahoo.co.in 

Subhash Nagar, Bhaiya Talab, Raipur, aakankshalsmh@yahoo.co.in 

21 Sneh Sampada Tel. 0788-2242853, 130200 16 

32, Bungalow Chowk, Sector-8, Bhilai Nagar, 896479, 

Durg, Chhattisgarh 

9300764710(M) 

Mr. P. R. Shirlee 

Fax. 0788-2259036, 

4940619 

snehasampada@rediffmail.com 

22 The Society for Welfare of Mentally Tel.02875-252401 593454 20 

Retarded Children 

Fax:252290 

DDRC Building, 1st Floor, Opp. Sports 9427243400(M) 

Complex, Diu-362520 

09825537025(Secy.) 

swmrorgdiu@yahoo.com 

23 Manovikas Comprehansive Rehab. Tel . 011-22377771, 77400 20 

& Research Centre 65422367,20310633 

A-267, Surajmal Vihar, Delhi-110 092 Mob.9911107772/ 

9868807772 

manovikasy2k@yahoo.com 

25




24 Society for Child Development Tel.011-41727004 202785 9 

1305, Sector-A, Pocket-B, Vasant Kunj, 9810003512(M) 

New Delhi-110070 

madhumita@disabilityindia.org 

Project at: 

Pilli Kothi Community Centre, 

Shakti Nagar, 


25 Karuna Path, Mother Home Tel. 011-27299636, 

Lions Charitable Hospital, 

9899335009(M) 

G T Karnal Road, 

motherhomeIndia@yahoo.co.in 

Libaspur, Delhi – 110 042 

Project at: 

Kothi No.22, GTK Road, Libaspur, 

Delhi-110 042 

26 Manav Kalyan Trust Tel.02637-283860/ 

Dandi Road, Vijalpar, Navsari-396450, 283785/282475/ 

Gujarat 098759583785 

manavkalyantrust@yahoo.com 

27 Blind Welfare Council Tel. 02673-651988/ 302565 30 

Mission road, Near Railway Overbridge, 291622 

Dahod-389 151 Gujarat M. 09429146152 

Project at: Mr. Abbasi. J. K. 

Blind Welfare Council, Mandav Road, bwcdahod@yahoo.co.in 

Dahod-389151Gujarat 

28 Sneh Education Trust Tel. 09825516905/ 

At. Laiyara, Post - Jayva, 

09898192010(M) 

Taluka - Dhrol, District - Jamnagar, Sneh_edu@rediffmail.com 

State – Gujarat-380008 

29 Andhjan Kalyan Trust Tel.02824-223502 246084 27 

Behind Jain Derasar, Station Plot, M. 09428261878 

Dhoraji-360 410, Dist. Rajkot, 

Mr. Y. F. Kapadiya 

Gujarat 

aktrust@sancharnet.in 

30 Blind People's Association Tel. 079-26304070, 303376 14 

Jagdish Patel Chowk, 26303513 

Surdas Marg, Vastrapur, 

Ms. Jyoti H. Doshi 

Ahmedabad-380 015, Gujarat 

(representative) 

Fax-079-26300106 

blinabad1@sancharnet.in 

31 Shri Arbuda Adarsh Trust Tel. 079-23243027 

Plot No. 496 A/2, Sector-6 B, 

9426009506(M) 

Gandhinagar, Gujarat – 382 006 

pnr.society@gmail.com 

26

32 Educational & Rehabilitation Centre for 0129-2439790, 

Special Children 9899003347 

Mera Ghar, 392, Sector - 21/C, 

edurehabcentre@yahoo.co.in 

Faridabad - 121001, Haryana 

33 DISHA Tel.01666-243737, 244902 

Disha Lane, Hisar Road, Sirsa, 

Fax.234356 

Haryana 

9812022518(M) 

info@dishasirsa.org 

Disha_sirsa@yahoo.com 




34 Modern Education Society Tel.09416285563, 566953 30 

Mandouri Road, Vill. - Mandoura, 

09868152493 (M) 

Dist. - Sonepat, Haryana 

sushmadinesh@redif.com 

Project at: 

Khardi Mohalla, Ward No.1, 

Kharkhoda, Sonepat 

35 Sahyog Balshravan Viklang Tel-01905-241779 147960 10 

Kalyan Samiti 

9418023539(M) 

New Red Cross Bhawan, Mandi 

nksharma52@yahoo.com 


sahbal@yahoo.com 

36 Aastha Welfare Society Tel-01702-223945,222385 

Opp. General Post Office, Nahan, 

District – Sirmour – 173 001, 


Project at: 

Aastha Welfare Society, 

Red Cross Bhawan, 

Nahan, District Sirmaur, 


37 Prem Ashram Tel. 01975-228017 132480 12 

Children’s Home, P.O Una – 174 303, premashram@sify.com 


38 Jeevan Tel.. 0326-2291537 153120 11 

Bastacolla, Dhansar, Dhanbad-828 106 9934352294, 

(Jharkhand) 

jeevan_ak@yahoo.co.in 

39 Samajik Samasya Nivaran Awam Tel. 06546-272363, 63360 11 

Kalyan Sansthan 

9431796018(M) 

Gandhi Nagar, Matwari, 

ssnaks@indiatimes.com 

Hazaribagh-825 001, Jharkhand 

Project at: 

Forest Colony , Hurhuru Road, 

Hazaribagh, Jharkhan 

27




40 Madhur Muskan Tel. 09334700371/ 169920 12 

Om Snati Appartment, 4-A, 09304806076 

Bangla School Lane(O C C ) 

Ms. Sandhya 

Main Road, Ranchi-834 001, Jharkhand Fax-0651-2203960 

Project at: 

dr_vidyarthi@rediffmail.com 

Madhur ashraya,, Tetritoli, 

madhur.muskan.ranchi@gmail.com 

Opp. Namkum Railway Station, 

Namkum, Ranchi, Jharkhand-834010 

41 Bateshwar Seva Sansthan, 06422 - 220024, 

Nahar Chowk, Near Electricity Board, 9431072029 

Godda,Jharkhand-814133 

42 Manovikasa Institute of Training 0836-2252756 / 

& Rehabilitation for the mentally 9243281756 

handicapped 

Kade Oni, Devangpet, Hubli-580023, 

Distt. - Dharwad, Karnataka 

43 GERIZIM - Integrated Home & School Tel. 080-25712015 644428 28 

for the Handicapped, 

gerizim@bgl.vsnl.net.in 

No. 24, 24th Cross, Ejipura, 

Viveknagar Post, Bangalore-560047, 

Karnataka 

Project at: 

Behind Jantha Colony, 

Dhddakannelhi Village, Carmalram, 

PO Banglore, Karnataka 

44 Grameena Abyudaya Seva Samasthe Tel.080-7670463 69120 12 

4th ward, Court Road, Rojipur, T.B. Circle, gass_97@indiatimes.com 

Doddaballapur-561 203 , Banglore Rural 

District, Karnataka 

45 Angaviklara Poshakara Sangha 08192-260341 386910 30 

548/3, Saraswathi Nagar, M. 09343275599 

Davangere-577 005, 

Avkps2007@yahoo.co.in 

Karnataka 

46 Shree Ganesha Seva Trust for Tel. 0824-2212772/ 339120 15 

Exceptional Persons 09448215397 

Kandettu, Bikarnakate, 

vasanthso@hotmail.com 

Mangalore - 575005, 

vasanth@saanidhya.org 

D.K, Karnataka 

Project at: 

Near Water Tank, Shakti Nagar, 

Manglore-575016, D.K District, 

Karnataka 

28




47 Service agency to Rural Women & Tel. 08159-242699 77280 7 

Children 

9448664304(M) 

New A.D. Colony, Bhagat Singh Road, sarwc_ngo@yahoo.com 

Muthyalpet, Mulbagal-563 131, 

Kolar dist., Karnataka 

Project at: 

Old MITC Quarters, 

Near Gnana Jyothi School, NH-4 Road, 

Mulbagal, Kolar Dist., Karnataka 

48 Manju Education Society Tel.0836-245745/ 

Rajput Street, Balaji Road, Betgiri, Gadag, 546642/ 

Karanataka – 582102 

9845056498(M) 

Project at: Fax: 08372-253129 

Kanaginhal Road, Ganesh Nagar, 

Mr. Shanker Singh Rajput 

Betgiri-Gadag-582102, District Gadag, (President) 

Karnataka 

Mes139@gmail.com 

49 Asha Bhawan 0481-2721196 

Retarded, Veroor, P.O., Ithithanam, ashabhavan@sify.com 

Kottayam Dist. Kerala 

50 Kerala Ecumenical Mission 0472-2585035 36000 5 

Mental Health Centre 

Vattappara, P.O Thiruvananthapuram – 695 028, 

Kerala 

51 Fr. Tezza Sp. School cum Training Centre 04936-273568 

for Mentally Retarded 

stcamillous@nic.in 

Varampatta, (PO), Wayanad Dist., 

Kerala 

52 Ajay Memorial Trust Tel. 09329057821/ 

Near D.I.C. Office, Shanti Niketan, 09425121964 

Civil Lane, Datia - 475661, M.P. 

(M)/9993540587 

ajaymemorialtrust@indiatimes.com 

53 Asha Gram Trust Tel. 07290-222186,224201 

Barwani – 451551 

Fax.223160 

Madhya Pradesh 09329544585 

ashagramtrust@rediffmail.com 

54 Digdarshikha Tel. 0755-24460947, 

E-7/81, Arera Colony, Bhopal-462 016, Fax. 0755-2460873 


09425301177/66 (M) 

dirr89@rediffmail.com 

29




55 Shri Shri Utkarsh Sansthan Tel. 0731-4057941 235200 23 

Snehdeep Apartment, 38, Narayan Bagh, 9303225546(M) 

Indore, Madhya Pradesh 

Ms. Madhavi Koparkar 

Project at: 

(Director) 

343, Gumasta Nagar, Indore-452009, ssusindore@gmail.com 

MP 

56 Gurukul Sanskrit Shikshan Samiti Tel. 07822-250599 10080 2 

Vivekanand Ashram, 9425177816 

Near Kamal Filling Station, 

gurkul_sidhi@yahoo.com 

Sidhi, Madhya Pradesh 

57 Kranti Kala Sangam 07532-325118 228960 11 

HIG - 37, New Housing Board Colony, 09893477660 

Mayurvan, Morena, M.P. 

Kranti Kala Sangam Prolonged/ 

Respite Care Centre 

MIG-405, New Housing Board, 

Morena, MP 

58 Seva Shikshan Prashikshan Evam 09229713822/ 170640 11 

Anusandhan Samiti 9300481076/ 

Samiti Office-1/1 B.I.B Cantt. Sagar, 9827389872(M) 

Madhya Pradesh- 470 002 /09329538868 

sevasamiti1980sagar@yahoo.co.in 

59 Bright Star Social Society Tel. 07562-224502 264780 19 

104, Mission Compound Sehore-466001, jeevanjyothi_sehore@yahoo.com 


60 Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Tel. 0734-2511031, 109440 8 

Samiti 

Sector 9, Jawahar Nagar, 2507307 Fax. 2513201, 

Ujjain-456010, M.P. 

09425332740(M) 

Project at: 

mpvss@sancharnet.in 

Chandessary, Chandessara, 

PO Ujjain-456664, Madhya Pradesh 

61 Navjeevan Society for Rehabilitation Tel. 0240-2484187/ 132000 10 

of M R 248920990 

P - 65, M.I.D.G. Area, Chikalthava, M. 09226925915 

Naregaon Naka, Aurangabad, 

Fax-0240-2332679/ 

Maharashtra 09860077006 

sharmila-gandhi2005@yahoo.com 

30

62 Institute for Rural Development & Social 0257 - 2250594, 2260215, 

Services Fax – 2255416 

Plot. No. 28/29, Jivram Nagar, 

M. 09422774502(Dr. Patil) 

Near Khote Nagar, Jalgaon - 425001, sspatil51@gmail.com 

Maharashtra 

Project at: 

Plot No.P-44, Near Jinda Bhawan, 

MIDC Area, Jalgaon-425001, 

Maharashtra 




63 Indian Red Cross Society Tel.0231-2650367 94080 7 

Near Govt. Building, Kasaba Bawada Road, M. 09822679774 

Kolhapur, Maharashtra 

swatiswayam@yahoo.co.in 

Project at: 

Swayammatimand Mulanchi Shala, 

Gate No.4, Near Central Building, 

Kasaba Bawada Road, 

Kolhapur-416003, Maharashtra 

64 Akhil Bhartiya Apang Kalyankari Tel.0712-2229055 69120 12 

Bahudeshiya Sanstha 9225217757 

Swavlambi Special School, 09220495719 

Near Mahuli Mandir, SRPF Road, 

Jaitala Last Bus Stop, Nagpur-16, 

Maharashtra 

65 SAVALI Tel/Fax-020-25282379, 286200 24 

Alankar, Plot No.14, Sector no.133, 25284615 

Prabha Housing Society, Kothrud, 

Mr. V. M. Thakar 

Pune-411 029 Maharashtra 

savali_mrcp@vsnl.net 

Project at: 

SAVALI, Plot No.14, Sector-78, 

Left Bhusarai Colony, Khudrud, 

Pune-411038, Maharashtra 

66 Jeevhala Society for Mentally Tel-0217-2500309, 214560 16 

Handicapped 6516024 

Thobade Nagar, Near Vasant Vihar, annarao@indiatimes.com 

Old Pune Naka, Solapur – 413 002, Website:jivhala.org 

Maharashtra 

Project at: 

Jivhala Society for Mentally Handicapped, 

Janata Shopping Centre, Navipeth, 

Solapur-413 007, Maharashtra 

31




67 Sangopita - A Shelter for Care 0251 - 2694989, 285840 24 

3/16, Sharmili, Opp - Chinar Hotel, 9867845469, 

MIDC - Karjat Road, Gandhi Chowk, sangopita@rediffmail.com 

Kulgaon, Badlapur (E), 

Distt. Thane-421503 

68 Groups of Disabled(GODS), 022-28576972/28574456 461520 23 

MBA Foundation 09322838879/ 

GODS' HEAVENS, 

09322818733(M) 

Crystal Palace Complex, 

meenakshib@lifecare-disabled.org 

Rambaug, Powah, 

crbmanian@rediffmail.com 

Mumbai - 400076 

lifecare.disabled@gmail.com 

69 People Advance in Social Service Tel.0385-2446139- 154560 14 

David Blessing Home, 2nd Street New 2220107 

Lambulane, Imphal, Manipur 

98682133392(M) 

Project at: 

passadmnlulun@ 

People Advance in Social Service, rediffmail.com 

New Mata, Churachandpur, 

Manipur 

70 The Pioneer Women's Welfare Association 0385-2227333 

Keisamthong Laisom, Leirak, 09863059638 

Imphal-795001, Manipur 

Project at: 

Pioneer Relief Institute for the Disabled 

Iroishemba, Lourembam Leikai, Imphal, Manipur 

71 All Manipur Mentally Handicapped Tel. 0385-2449537, 197340 17 

Persons Welfare Organiztion 2051252/ 

Keishamthong Top Leirak, 09612161803 

Imphal-795 003, Manipur 

Fax.0385-2241130 

Project at: 

Amhomongshangei@ 

Mongshangei Lai Leirak, 

ymail.com 

Kanchipur-795003, Manipur 

amho_2006@yahoo.com 

72 Spastic Society of Mizoram Mob. No.9436159952 32400 5 

Ch. Chhunga Building, Saron Veng, secyspastics34@hotmail.com 

Aizawl-796 001, Mizoram 

gensis-azl@hotmail.com 

73 Centre for Rehabilitation Services Tel. 0671-2345758 361920 30 

& Research 06784-230805 

At: Netaji Nagar, PO: Madhupatana, bls_crsrbdk@sancharnet.in 

Cuttack-10, Orissa-753 010 

Project at: 

At: Patharadi, P.O.:Charampa, 

Dist. Bhadrak, 

Orissa-756101 

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74 Dr. Brajvihari Mohanti Memorial Tel.0674-2575921 312000 29 

M R Benefit Trust 

9437075921(M) 

Benefit Trust, Plot No.430, Santi Nagar, jagrutibbsr@sify.com 

Jharpara, Bhubneswar, 

Dist. Khurda, Orissa 

Project at: 

Plot No.127/701, Birakishorepur, 

PO-Athagarh, Dist. Cuttack, 

Orissa 

75 Open Learning Systems 0674-2301626/2301806 518760 19 

Plot No.G-3-A/1, Gadakina Mouza, Fax 2301626 

P.O. Mancheswar Railway Colony, ols_director@yahoo.com 

Near Press Chhak, 

olsbbsr_org@rediffmail.com 

Bhubaneswar-751017, Orissa 

76 Vikash Tel. 0674-2588187, 126720 10 

D-2/7, Industrial Estate, Rasulgarh, 2585306 

Bhunbeshwar-751 010, Orissa 

Fax.2586436 

Project at: 

vikashbbsr@hotmail.com 

Mukti Kiran, Vikash, Near Shiv Mandir, 

At / Post, Patangi, 

Dist. Koraput-764 039 

77 Association for Social Help in 06652-88078, 244800 14 

Rural Area (ASHRA) Fax:-30242, 9861078382, 

P.O. Tusra, District-Bolangir - 767030, ashraorissa@rediffmail.com 

Orissa 

Project at: 

At-Palacefield, Bolangir, Orissa-767001 

78 Ganjam District Orthopaedically Tel.06811-260146 147240 12 

Handicapped Welfare Society 

98610-63851(M) 

At Netaji Subhash Marg, 

(Mr. K. Ananda) 

Near S.P. Residence, 

Samarth_gdohwa@yahoo.co.in 

Chatrapur (Ganjam)-761 020, Orissa Ananda06_07@rediffmail.com 

79 VSS Instittute for Mentally Tel.0663-2412055 175680 30 

Handicapped 

vssimh@yahoo.co.in 

At/Po. Dhankauda, Via REMED, 

Dist. Sambalpur-768 006, Orissa 

Project at: 

Social Welfare Centre, Post Office, 

Dhankauda, Dist. Sambalpur-768 006, 

Orissa 

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80 Integrated Rehabilitatin Devlopment 0413-2601491, 9443287887, 730572 29 

Centre 

info@babysarahs.com 

No.7, Rajaganapathy Nagar, 

Kakayanthope, Ariyankuppam, 

Puducherry-605007 

81 Indian Red Cross Society Tel.01639-250228/252515 250740 4 

Distt. Branch, Red Cross Bhavan, Fax - 250228 

Sadiq Chowk, Faridkot-1151203, 

redcross_fdk@yahoo.co.in 

Punjab 

Project at: 

Indian Red Cross Society 

Baba Farid Cultural Centre, 

Kotkapura Road, Faridkot, 

Punjab 

82 Sadhu Basant Residential Care Tel . 0175-2304436,2304878 

Sular, Patiala-147 001, Fax. 2307245 

Punjab 

sadhubasant@yahoo.com 

83 Rajasthan Mahila Kalyan Mandal Tel.0145-3090439, 161920 14 

Vishwamitra Ashram, Fax. 2794482 

Village Chachiyawas, Via Gagwana rmkm_ajm@yahoo.com 

Dist. Ajmer, Rajasthan 

84 Navdisha Tel.0144-731673 

C-6, Hasan Khan Mewati Nagar, 

Alwar-301 001, Rajasthan 

85 Shri Savariya Bahuuddaishiya Tel.01472-256817, 

Viklang Seva Sansthan 9828536817 

Jaton Ka Mohalla, Chanderiya, 

ujam@rediffmail.com 

Chittorgarh, Rajasthan-312 025 

86 Shikhar Society for the Welfare Tel. 0744-2501776, 278640 28 

of the Handicapped 2504188 

2-N-3, Dadabari, Kota 

shikharschool@hotmail.com 

(Rajasthan)–324 009 Rajasthan 

87 Jubin Spastic Home & Charitable Tel.0154-2488070, 

Sansthan 2470564 

195/196 Sukharia Shopping Centre, 94140-89080(M) 

Sriganganagar, Rajasthan 

jubintrust_seva@yahoo.com 

Project at: 

jubincharitable_hospital@yahoo.com 

4/94-95, Sukharia Shopping Centre, 

Shri Ganganagar, Rajasthan 

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88 Prayass Sansthan, 0294-2410812, 

Prachya Shodh Peeth Samiti 93515 49074 

30 C- 1 Road, Bhopalpura, Udaipur, sunitaprayas@yahoo.com 

Rajasthan 




89 Navjyoti Manovikasa Kendra Tel. 0291-2710928 203040 18 

Sector-10, Behind Central 

Academy School, Chopsani Housing Board, 

Jodhpur-342 008, Rajasthan 

90 Spastic Society of Sikkim 03592-203321 140800 8 

Jeewan Theeng Marg, Dev. Area, Fax – 03592–203321/204725 

Gangtok-737 101, Sikkim 

skm_spastics@yahoo.co.in 

91 Vidya Vikasini Opportunity School Tel-0422-2642396, 514624 27 

66-D, Mettupalayam Road 2644819 

Thudiyalur Post, Coimbatore – 641 034 Fax-2644746 

Project at: 

vvmhss34@vsnl.net 

No.4, Gandhi Nagar, 

Website-vidyavikasini.org 

Behind Cheran Nagar, 

Coimbatore-641029, Tamilnadu 

92 Keel Otivakkam Grama Sangam Tel-04112-256056,256530, 86400 15 

Keelottivakkam Village, 

President-044-22378633 

Thimmarajampet Post, Kanchipuram kogs.ied@kanchi.tn.nic.in 

TK & Dist.631 601 (TN) 

93 Local Level Committee Tel.0423-2442344, 

The Nilgiris 2442233, 

C/O The District Collector 

Fax-2443971 

Collectorate, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu 

collrnlg@tn.nic.in 

Project at: 

Permanent Stay Facilty Home for the 

MR Children Kuli Solai Road, 

Finger Post, The Nilgiris 

94 Ecomwel Orthopaedic Centre Tel-04290-251703 199980 13 

Door No.5.5/44.1, New 5th Ward, 

eoclawrence@yahoo.co.in 

Near R.C. Church, Tharamangalam Web-ecomwel.org 

PO, Omalur (TK), Salem Dist.-636 502, 

Tamilnadu 

95 Thava Jeevan Special School Tel.04362-232354 

Thavam Illam, 2949/2, 99442-41500, 

Kavadickkara Street,East Gate, 

98420-61733(M) 

Thanjavur-613 001, Tamilnadu 

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96 Rural Area Development Trust Tel-04546-281543 

B.Dharmathupatti, ruadt@sancharnet.in 

Melachokkanathapuram (PO), 

Bodinayakanur (TK), Theni dist.-625 582, 

Tamilnadu 

97 Centre for Rural Technology for Tel-04639-245707 

Community Development 

Certco2005@yahoo.co.in 

Karunalaya Campus, Virapandianpatnam, 

Tiruchendur-628 216, Tutikorin 

Dist. Tamilnadu 

98 Abhoy Mission (All Tripura SC,ST 0381 - 2208507, 282240 12 

and Minority Upliftment Council) 9436123069, 

1st project (New project) 9436460721 

Ramnagar Road No.1, 2nd Lane (south), swabalamban@rediffmail.com 

P.O. Ramnagar, Agartala, 

West Tripura-799002, Tripura. 

Project at: 

Kulai on Kamalpur Road Ambassa, 

Dhalai Dist. 

99 Abhoy Mission (All Tripura SC,ST and Tel.0381-2208507 359280 20 

Minority Upliftment Council) 

Fax.0381-2380013 

2nd project (old project) 

9436123069(M) 

Ramnagar Road No.1,P.O Ramnagar, Mr. Shyamal Deb 

Agartala, Tripura West – 799 002 

swabalamban@rediffmail.com 

Project at : 

Abhoy Ashram, Hospital 

Chowmuhani, Fultali Road, 

P.O. Shekerkote, Bishalgarh, 

Sub-Division West 

100 Viklang Samekit Punarvas Sansthan 9411410582, 476880 20 

(Integrated Institute of Rehabilitation 9319083808 

of the Disabled), 

iirdagra@yahoo.com 

Agra, C - 3, Subhash Nagar, 

Albatiya Road, Shah ganj, Agra - 282010, 

Uttar Pradesh 

Project at: 

Samarth Residential Centre Maya 

Rani Inter College, West Arjun Nagar, 

Agra, Uttar Pradesh 

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101 Jan Chetna Mob.: 9415306680 508320 30 

60 M/44,5A Nawab Yusuf Road, 

Civil Lines Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh 

Project: 

Late Sh. Jagat Narayan Viklang Sansthan 

201/iE, Prayag Puram, Station Road, 

Naini, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh 

102 Bhartiya Chauhan Samiti Tel. 05462-265316/ 210000 15 

Balrampur, Pathkauli, 09451865777 / 

Azamgarh-276025, U.P. Fax. 266323 

103 Rama School 9450170624, 271945 16 

Bisanda, Dist. - Banda - 210203, 

Uttar Pradesh 05191-251778 

104 Jan Swasth evam Shiksha Kalyan Tel.05412-256168/ 136800 10 

Sansthan 

09415201446(M) 

Dulhipur, Mughalsarai, Distt. Chandauli, 

Varanasi, U.P. 

105 Akhil Bhartiya Viklang Kalyan Samiti 9305169504 

Tulsinagar, Ayodhya, Faizabad, 

Uttar Pradesh 

Project at: 

Mamta Viklang Care & vocational 

Training Centre, Swarg Dwar, Ayodhaya, 

Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh 

106 Balprada Jan Seva Sansthan 9412664618(M) 227040 11 

Moh. - Vijay Nagar, Vill. - Bhidwari, Fax -05921-299015 

P.O.-Gawarau, The. - Bilari, 

Dist. - Moradabad, U. P. 

107 Adarsh Viklang Kalyan Samiti Tel.05882-316816, 203580 10 

Neuria Husainpur, Dist. Pilibhit, 9719809748(M) 

Uttar Pradesh 

E-mail: 

108 Shubhasheesh Shiksha Evam Tel. 0535-2217123 259290 10 

Vikas Sewa Sansthan 

Rai Bareilly (UP), E-27, Mill Area, 

Amawan Road, Rae Bareilly 

109 Viklang Kalyan Seva Sansthan 05544-265308 

Village Senduri, Post Udayraj Ganj, Mob. 9838755797 

Vikas Khand Nogadh Tehsil, Shohratgarh, & 9936514262 

Distt. Sidharth Nagar-272204, 

Uttar Pradesh 

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110 Gramodyog Seva Sansthan Tel. 05361-222358 

Nagar Panchayat Musafirkhana, 

Distt. Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh 

111 Integrated Institute for the Disabled, Tel. 0542-2575947, 

Varanasi Hanuman Dham Colony, Fax. 542-2575453 

Karaundi, BHU (susuwahi), 09452415618 

Varanasi-221 005, Uttar Pradesh 

disabledinstitute@rediffmail.com 

112 UNECSS 

Unecss House, Billona, Takula Road, Tel. 05963-220547/ 

Bageshwar-2673642, Uttrakhand 

09917041579(M) 

Project at: Mehnerbunga, 

unecss@yahoo.co.in 

District Bageshwar, Uttrakhand 

113 Happy Health Care & Research Tel. 01332-263486/ 342240 23 

Association 324722/ 

Happy Family Hospital, Subhash Nagar, 09319622833(M) 

Roorkee, - 247667, Uttranchal 

Fax-01332-263486 

rkroorkee@yahoo.com 

114 Rampurhat Spastics & Handicapped Tel. 03461-257717 178560 18 

Society 9232535918-M 

Rampurhat Chamragodam, 

Post: Rampurhat, dist. Birbhum, 

West Bengal-731224 

Project at: 

Village+ PO, Margram Rahathkapara, 

PS Margaram, Dist. Birbhum, 

West Bengal-731224 

115 Indian Red Cross Society Tel.03522-255175, 151920 30 

Dakshin Dinajpur, Surya Sen Sarani, Mr. Umakanta Patra 

PO, Balurghat, Dist. Dakshin 

Fax-03522-255176 

Dinajpur-733 101, West Bengal 

ircsdd@rediffmail.com 

ddrcdinajpur@gmail.com 

116 Moyna Ramakrishnayan M. 09732565568/ 149760 12 

Association, vill-Garhmoyna, PO, Moyna. 09732565467 

Dist. Purba Medinipur-721 629, WB Mr. Monti Ghorai 

Project at: 

Mr. Bidyut 

Village Harkuli, Bhander Chak, Post Moyna, Maity_saanka@yahoo.in 

Dist. Purba Medinipur 

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117 Howrah South Point Tel.033-03561-248116 215100 27 

15, P.M Bustee 3rd By lane, P.O-Shibpur, hshpoint@vsnl.net 

Dt. Howrah - 711102 

ks_devi@satyam.net.in 

Project at: 

Handicapped Children’s Home 

Village Bakuabari, PO Mohanvita, 

Dist. Jalpaiguri, West Bengal 

118 Alkendu Bodh Niketan Tel.033-2320-7433/ 115200 10 

Vill.+PO, Jemo Rajbati, 2320-4565, 

Dist. Murshidabad-742 140, West Bengal Fax-2320-7433 

abnr@vsnl.net 

Website : abnrkol.com 

119 Behala Bodhayan - Tel. 033-2493-3647 351810 24 

Parents Organization 

behalabodhayan@yahoo.co.in 

48/3, Sarsuna Main Road, Web site:geocities.com/ 

Kolkata-700 061, West Bengal 

behalabodhayan 

Total 18984851 1345 

If one dream should fall and break into a thousand pieces, 

never be afraid to pick one of those pieces up and begin 

again 

-Flavia Weedn 

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8. ASPIRATION (Day Care Centre) Scheme 

8.1 Early intervention, being the only way to reduce the impact of disability, has been 

the aim of the Aspiration (Day Care Centres) Scheme. The scheme continued to 

provide services for children upto 6 years of age in its third year; however, each 

centre could have more batches of children rather than restrict services to only 20 

children. Parents’ participation in training activities was one of the mandatory 

requirements introduced in 2009 and still being continued. 

8.2 The Scheme has the following objectives: 

♦ Awareness generation amongst parents of persons with disabilities, family 

members & concerned Government Officials / Teachers 

♦ Assessment & evaluation of children with disabilities 

♦ Motivation & counselling to parents & families 

♦ Training for daily living activities & Pre-school skills – (pre-reading, pre-maths 

etc.) 

♦ Therapeutic services which includes physiotherapy/occupational therapy/ 

speech/psychotherapy & psychiatric intervention 

♦ Audiological assessment & suitable referral 

♦ Music drama / play therapy / pre-vocational training 

♦ Facilitation in getting admission into special school and inclusive school 

♦ Respite care services (for parents) 

♦ Social & family integration 

8.3 So far 79 Aspiration Centres are sanctioned in the country. During the year an amount 

of Rs.74,05,006/- was released to 55 centers covering 1053 beneficiaries. 

8.4 The release of grant was made twice a year, similar to that of Samarth Scheme. 

Payments were made during March for the period April-September and during 

September for the period of October-March. The criteria for releasing grants, were the 

same as for Samarth - timely submission of complete documents, self-assessment 

calculators and maintenance of quality services. 

8.5 The details of grant of Rs. 74,05,006/- released to Aspiration Centers are as under: 

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List of Aspiration Holders 

(as on 31.3.2011) 


S. Organization Name & Telephone/Mobile No. Amount No. of 

No. Address & Email (in Rs.) Ben. 

1 Chaitanya Institute For The 08966-74360 110250 19 

Learning Disabled 

child_ap@yahoo.com 

Rural Project Anjaneyapeta, 

Kothavalasa-535183, Vizianagaram, 


2 Kirnam Organization For The 24249606 / 55707650 82875 17 

Welfare of Disabled In fax no 24249606 


info@kiranam.org 

H.No. C-835, NGO's Colony, Opp. 

Lane Trinetra Super Mkt., 

Vanasthallipuram, 

District-Rangareddy, 

Hyderabad-500070, Andhra Pradesh 

3 Manochetna 08710 - 204530 257833 20 

Near Market Yard, 

warangalrehab@yahoo.co.in 

Vavillavampu Cherial, Warangal, 


4 S.K.R.Pupils Welfare Society 9440336730/9440660692/ 116052 20 

Behind A.P.S.R.T.C. Bus Station, 08592-654560 

Chimakurthy, Dist.-Prakasam-523226, skrpupils@yahoo.co.in 


5 Sirisha Rehabilitation Center (SRC) 08676-282829, 234342, 160333 20 

D-3/57, Veerankilock, 09441413161 

Pamidimukkala (M), Distt. Krishna, srcpamidi@yahoo.com 

A.P. 

6 Association for Welfare and 08816-237374/ 09490711274 

Comprehensive Rural Development arunodaya1@yahoo.co.in 

Arunodaya Mano Vikasa Kendram 

Kodavalli Road, H. No. 7-7-36/3, 

Bhimavaram, Dist. - West 

Godavari - 534203, A.P. 

7 Abotani Ashram Welfare Association 9436237080 73125 20 

G - Extension, Demsite, Naharlagun, aawa@rediffmail.com 

Dist. - Papum Pare - 791110, 


8 Tarukh Samaj 0360-2002359 

Vill. Kopila, P.O. - Damin, 

tarhuksamaj@rediffmail.com/ 

Kurung Kumay 

takartolum@yahoomail.com 

District, Arunachal Pradesh 

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9 Deshbandhu Club 03842 259503/212442/262453 189177 20 

P.O. & Village Beharabazar, 

deshbandhuclub@rediffmail.com 

Cachar, Assam-788817 

10 Miranalijyoti Rehab. Centre 9954485197 

Kumudnagar, P.O - Jalori Dibrudawar, mrinaljyoti@yahoo.co.in 

Duliajan - 786602, Distt. - Dibrugarh, 

Assam 

11 Sri Sri Sewa Ashram 094351-88044 / 9954440848, 45500 16 

Borpathat, PO Maduripathar, 9957387173/ 03753-224720 

Silapathar, Distt. Dhemaji-787059, 

Assam 

12 Jagdamba Kalyan Samiti, Nesra 06111 - 261165/ 

Vill. - Nesra, 9931626909/ 9431023586 

P.O. - Karavi Parsarai, 

Distt. - Nalanda - 801304, Bihar 

13 Shree Narayan Samaj Kalyan 06184-226492/ 09431465005 

Kendra 

narayansamaj@yahoo.co.in 

Vill. - Lok Dihari, P.O. - Karup 

Indrahiyan, Distt. - Rohtas, 

Bihar project at Takiya Gumti 

(Beair Huse Se Purab) 

Near Ranger Makan Ke Pas 

Sasaram, Distt. Rohtas, Bihar 

14 Shubham 0621-248178, 247420 

Administrative Officer, 1st floor, ptshubham@sancharnet.in 

Aggarwal Bhawan, Jawaharlal Road, 

Muzaffarpur, Bihar-804200. 

Project at 

Shubham, FardoGola, Rewa Road, 

Muzaffarpur-842001, Bihar 

15 Aakanksha Institute for Mentally 0631-2431503 / 

Handicapped 09234122275 

Bhadani Nursing Home (P) Ltd., 

F.B.S. Road, Gaya - 823001, 

Bihar Project at opp. Vidyut Nagar 

Dobhi Road Bodh Gaya Bihar 

16 Indian National Portage Association 0172-2749994/09417372091 97500 20 

Room No.14-15, 1st Floor, 

tehalkohli@gmail.com 

Karuna Sadan, Sector-11B, 

tehalkohli@hotmail.com 

Chandigarh 

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17 Ankur Korba 9826134708 116052 20 

HIG - 100, M.P.Nagar, 

ankurkorba@mkdiesels.in 

Korba-195681, 

Chhattisgarh 

18 Koshish Samaj Sevi Sanstha 9926114019 

Tumgaon Road, Ward no.7, 

Mahasamund, Chattisgarh 

19 Adarshdeep Akshamta mukulshivali@yahoo.co.in 

Punarvas Kendra 

M-1/166, SECTOR-1, Deen Dayal 

Upadhya Nagar 

20 Ashirwad Viklang Trust 02755 - 281185 257833 20 

B/4, Police Station, 

National Highway, Sayla, 

Distt. Surendranagar, 

Gujarat 

21 Smt. Parsanben Narandas Ramji 0278-2423917, 2431150, 120386 20 

Shah (Talajawala) Society For 2431160 

Relief & Rehab of The Disabled pnrntic@rediffmail.com 

Shri K.L.Institute for the Deaf, 51, 

Vidyanagar, Bhavnagar-364002, 

Gujarat 

22 Sh. Vadilal S Gandhi Charitable 02691-263296, Fax:-263466, 

Trust 

vsgct@icenet.net 

Neminathji Ni Wadi, V. S. Gandhi Circle, www.vsgandhitrust.org 

Kapadwanj-387620, Dist. - Kheda, 

Gujarat 

23 Disha 

Disha Lane, Hissar Road, 01666-243737, 

Sirsa - 125055, 244902, 9215622300, 

HARYANA 9896344312 

info@dishasco.org 

24 Modern Education Society 0184-2240751 172927 20 

Mandouri Road, Vill. - Mandoura, sujatavspk@yahoo.com 

Dist. - Sonepat, Haryana, 

(project at Sapla) 

25 Tapan Rehabilitation Society 9416285563 73125 20 

Opp. Rajput Dharamshala, 

mes_snp@rediffmail.com 

Sant Nagar, Chaman Garden, 

Karnal-132001, HARYANA 

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26 Ganpati Educational Society 01796-262699 / 9418079043 189177 20 

Near Tele. Exchange Kunihar sharma.roshan@yahoo.co.in 

The. Arki Distt. Solan 

(H.P) 173207 

27 Lohiya Viklang Seva Samiti 06422-222806, 9431370676 122972 18 

Tilak Nagar, Fasiya Dangal, 

lvss-godda@yahoo.com 

Godda-814133 

28 Vani Vikas - Rehabilitation Center 0651-2340505, 9835551476 185521 19 

For Speech, Hearing And Mentally vanivikas_rnc.yahoo.com 

Handicapped 

Plot No.106, Old A.G. Colony, Ranchi, 

Jharkhand 

29 Van uden Badhir Kalyan Sansthan 6436-2225101 

Dhobi Jharna Microwave Tower, 9771303403 

Sahibganj - 816109, 

Jharkhand 

vubks-sbg@sancharnet.in 

30 Parents Association of Mentally 0657-6572214 322238 18 

Handicapped of Jamshedpur pbabur@jsr.tatasteel.com 

A2/28, Swarn Vihar, Sonari, 

Jamshedpur - 832011, Jharkhand 

31 St. Thomas Mission Society 0823-2224073,0823-2223122 154420 20 

Santhome, P.B. No.42, Engineering santhomemdy@rediffmail.com 

College Road, Mandya-571 401, 

Karnataka Project at Asha Sadan, 

Special School for the Intellectully 

Challneged, Kirigandoor 

layout, Mandya-571 401, 

Kanataka 

32 Manovikas 0476 - 2830802 / 2832 802 164043 18 

Palliserikkal Post, Sasthamedta, manovikas@gmail.com 

Kollam, Kerala-690521 

33 Sneha Sadan Special School 0484-299613 155973 19 

Pothiyakkara, Yordanapuram 

snehapothiyakara@rediffmail.com 

PO Kalady-683574, Ernakulam 

Distt. Kerala 

34 Shilpa Special School 0484-2328977/2232598/ 163719 17 

21/1252 A, Palluruthuy, Cochin, sruthishilpam@hotmail.com 

Kerala, 

Project at 

23/2350/ C NSS School Road, 

Kochi-6 

44

35 Tropical Health Foundation of India 04885-224817/222415 

Guruvayoor Road, Kunnamkulam, thfi@sancharnet.in 

Thrissur, Kerala 




36 Adhikar Shikshan Prashikshan 09300481076/09893676305 148905 16 

Punarvas Evam Anusandhan Samiti adhikarsansthan@yahoo.com 

328 Beni Sagar Panna 

(M.P) 

37 Mahila Bal Vikas Samiti 07534-230545, 9425794650 67302 20 

2, Mukherjee Colony infront of jail Bhind, 

MP-477001 

38 Pooja Vikalang Sansthan Evam 09827361472/09425014614 53503 18 

Samaj Seval Samiti 

poojaviklang@rediffmail.com 

B-39, Mayur Vihar Colony, 

Ashoka Garden, Bhopal-23 

39 SEVA 9229713822, 9300481076, 181323 20 

40, Cantt, Sagar - 470001, M.P. 9827389872 

sevasamiti1980sagar@yahoo.co.in 

40 Shiv Kalyan Evam Shikshan Samiti 0755-2556663 108198 20 

LIG-26, Harshwardhan Nagar, skss_bpl@yahoo.com 

Bhopal (MP) 

41 Viklang Seva Bharti 0761-2655329 47965 11 

Banerji Bhawan, 321 Tilak Ward, Fax - 2602290/4012460 

Galgala, Jabalpur-482002, 

vsbmp123@rediffmail.com 

M.P. 

42 Indian Red Cross Society, 07662-240784/250086, 

Rewa, Punarvas Bhavan, 406086, 406815 

Behind Gupta Petrol Pump, 

redcrossrewa@rediffmail.com 

Jhiria, Rewa-486001, MP 

43 Shivangi Education & Rural 07542-268639, 309594, 70925 20 

Development Society 9425131834 

Hanuman Colony, Guna, MP, 

shivangieducation@yahoo.co.in 

Project at Near Central School, 

Nanakhedi, Guna, MP 

44 Anand Parivaar 9422038029/9422038039 132573 20 

C/O. Janseva Mandal, 529/ B, 

Parasnis Colony, Sadar Bazar, 

Powainaka, Satara-415001, 

Maharashtra 

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45 Aavishkar Society for the 9423047964 65813 18 

Developmentof Mentally 

rtg_aavishkar@sancharnet.in 

Handicapped 

E-95, MIDC, Mirjole, 

Ratnagiri-415639 Maharashtra 

46 Priyadarshni Gamin & Adivasi 02425-228007, 228907, 

Sevabhavi Sanstha 225357 

Deepraj Complex, 1st Floor, New Nagar priyadarshani92@hotmail.com, 

Rod, Sangamner, Ahmednagar-422605, drarunithape@rediffmail.com 

Maharashtra 

47 People Advance In Social Services 09862073790 189177 20 

New Mata, Churachandpur-795128 pass.admn@yahoo.com, 

Manipur 

smthccp@yahoo.com 

48 Re-creation A Voluntary Agency 97500 20 

(Spastics Society of Manipur) 

Moirangkhom, Songaijam Leirak, Imphal 

West - 795001, Manipur 

49 Imphal Guardian Society 0385-2410232 67302 20 

Liwa Chanam Pukhari Mapal, 

sob_manipur@yahoo.co.in 

P.O. Sigjamei-795008, Imphal, 

Manipur 

50 Community Development Programme 03848 - 222730 

Centre 

cdpcthoubal@yahoo.co.in 

M. I. Road, Thoubal Achouba, 

Dist. / P.O. - Thoubal, Manipur 

51 Spastics Society of Mizoram 0389-2301115 

R Laldanga Building, Chhinga Veng, gensis_azl@hotmail.com 

Aizawl 

52 Centre For Rehabilitation Services & 06784-230805 108198 20 

Research (CRSR)) 

bls_crsrbdk@sancharnet.in 

AT-Patharadi, PO-Charampa., 

Dist. Bhadrak, Orissa-756 101 

53 Dadhibamanjew Institute For Social 9337083842 

Action (DISA) 

disa_kandhamal@rediffmail.com 

NAC Road, Masterpara, Phulbani-762001, 

Kondhamal, Orissa 

54 Research Academy For Rural 9437194908 116052 20 

Enrichment (RARE) 

raresonepur@yahoo.co,in 

At./P.O./Dist. - Sonepur-767017, 

Orissa 

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55 Veer Surendra Sai Institute For 0663-2412055, 9437457503 79490 20 

Mentally Handicapped 

vssimh@yahoo.co.in 

At Social Welfare Centre, 

P.O. Dhankanda, 

District-Sambalpur-768101, 

Orissa 

56 Home & Hope 0661-2510085 58500 16 

Sector - 17, Rourkela - 769003, 

Orissa 

57 District Red Cross Society, 9438206439, 9438205422 97500 20 

District Special School for 

MR, Tanwat, Nuapada 

District Special School for Mentally 

Retarded Tanwat, 

Nuapada - 766105, Orissa 

58 Rural Organisation for Social 06792-259237/ 174302 20 

Elevation (ROSE) 9861383262/9437218266 

At- Raghunathpur, W. No.22, 

P.O/PS-Baripada, Dist. Mayurbhanj, 

Orissa-757 001 

59 THE NORTH INDIA CEREBRAL 0161-2564551/5004666 

PALSY ASSOCIATION (ASHIRWAD) ashirwadnicpa@gmail.com 

C/o. Dr. R. S. Sodhi, 1298/4 B, 

Phase - 2, Karnail Singh Nagar, 

Pakhowal Road, Ludhiana, Punjab 

60 Shikhar Society For The Welfare 0744-2501776 58141 13 

of MH 

shikharschool@hotmail.com 

2-N-3, Dadabari Ext., 

Kota-324009, Rajasthan 

61 Pt. Chhitarmal Lata 137990 20 

vill & po- Behroj The-Mundawar 

Dist-Alwar, Rajasthan 

Project at Shiv Jyoti K.D. 

manovikas school,khairthal 

62 Mahila Bal Vikas Gramodyog 160333 20 

Sansthan, Bharatpur (Lucky School) 

330, New Pusp Vatika Colony, 

Fateh pur Sikri Road, Bharatpur, 

Rajasthan 

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63 Rajasthan Mahila Kalyan Mandal 0145-3090439, 9413223809 288438 20 

Viswamitra Ashram, Anandpur, rmkm_ajm@yahoo.com 

(Topdara), Ajmer-305001, 

Rajasthan 

64 Prachya Shodh Peeth 0294-2410812 185250 20 

30 B AC-I ROAD, 

Bhupalpura 

sunitaprayas@yahoo.co.in 

65 Maa Shyamadevi Yuva Samekit 05454-254059, 9451711443 108408 20 

Viklang Punarvas Samiti, 

Baghaura sikrara Jaunpur, 

U.P. 

66 Manav Sewa Gramodogik Sansthan 09452609697 67302 20 

Jamon (Near Bank of Baroda), 05361263634 

Sultanpur, 227807, UP, Project at 

Gram Paramnathpur, Post Viharganj, 

District Pratapgarh 

67 Shanti Samaj Sevi Samiti 05692-225208 189177 20 

2/377, Khatrana Street, fax- 05692-226997 

Farrukhabad-209625, U.P. 

scitedu@hotmail.com 

68 Viklang Kendra 0532-2465766/0532-2465766 181323 20 

Opp. Bhardwaj Ashram, J.L.N. Road, viklang.kendra@yahoo.co.in 

Allahabad-211002, Uttar Pradesh 

69 Manav Utthan Samiti 2547 - 2530232 / 9452134628 

Vill- Basti, Post Khiriya, Distt- Mau manavutthan_samiti@yahoo.co.in 

U.P 

70 Sanchit Vikas Sansthan 9415930242/94153859984 108198 20 

Labanapar Turn, P.O. Labanapar, svs.basti@yahoo.com 

Dist. Basti (UP) 

71 Rachna Vishesh Vidyalaya, 0542-2575947, 2575453 

Integrated Institute for Disabled, disabledinstitute@rediffmail.com 

Varanasi Hanuman Dham Colony, 

Karaundi, B.H.U., Varanasi-221005, 

U.P. 

72 Balprada Jan Seva Sansthan 137313 20 

Moh. - Vijay Nagar, Vill. - Bhidwari, 

P.O.-Gawarau, The. - Bilari, 

Dist. - Moradabad, U. P. 

In March 10 with proposal new project 

address given i.e. Balprada Mansik 

Mand Vidyalaya, Near Roadways 

Bus Stand, Dist. Bijnaur, UP 

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73 Akhil Bhartiya Yuva Kalyan Sansthan 05361-270971, 190938 20 

Near Telephone Exchange, 09415382377 

Industrial area, Jagdishpur, 

dist. Sultanpur-227817, UP 

74 Creative Education & Development 09412618076, 05742-232076 190938 20 

Society 

ceds_etah@indiatimes.com 

CEADS House, 155, Patiyali Gate, 

Etah-207001, UP 

75 Nav Bharat Manav Vikas Sansthan 0135-2695312, 9761246520 73125 20 

Near - Green Land School, Dehradun 

Road, Doiwala dist. Dehradun, 

Uttrakhand Project at Bhadrabad, 

Haridwar, Uttrakhand 

76 UNECSS Tel. 05963-220547/ 

Unecss House Billona, Takula Road, 09917041579 

Dist. Bageshwer - 263642, Uttarakhand unecss@yahoo.co.in 

77 Nimbark Math Seva Trust 03225-253296, 9433442540 

Vill. Baikunthapur, P.O. Sankarpur, nmsstrust@gmail.com 

P.S. Daspur, Dist. Paschim 

Medinipur – 721211 

78 Vivekananda Loksiksha Niketan 03220-258510, 257178 132573 20 

vill. Faridpur, P.O. Dakshin Dauki, P.S, kgp_vincti@sancharnet.in 

Contai,, Dist. purba medinipur-721401 

Project at: 

Vivekanand Lokshiksha Niketan 

At East Kumar Pur (School Bazar), 

Post, Contai, Dist. Purba Medinipur, 

West Bengal 

79 Pradip Centre for Autism 033-25341832 / 0891 

Management 

mallib@hotmail.com 

203/B, Block - B, Post-Lake Town, 

Dist. - Kolkata - 700089, 

West Bengal 

TOTAL 7405006 1053 

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The Spirit of Volunteering 

An informal estimate by VSO Volunteer Allan Rickmann 

who worked with the National Trust in 2009- 2010, is 

that there are over 20000 volunteers working in our 800+ 

registered organisations. This is a big resource, and its 

optimum usage, would be a great advantage to any 

organisation. Allan travelled extensively across the 

country and conducted workshops for member NGOs 

on Volunteer Management. He has put together a stepby-step 

manual on how to induct, train and make 

optimum use of volunteers. This book has been 

published by the National Trust and distributed to all Allan with JS-CEO 

member NGOs. He has been advocating for Volunteer 

Management Policy for each NGO. 

The experiences quoted and the volunteers covered primarily are from organisations 

working in the Developmental Disabilities area; however, the manual can be of use to 

any organisation in development work. The vast and deep pools of skill, knowledge 

and experience waiting to be tapped in almost every village, town and city in India, 

when managed well, can breathe life and vitality into an organisation. 

For copies, please mail contactus@thenationaltrust.in. 

The National Trust also supported VSO India in its National Volunteering initiative. 

Three member organisations had VSO volunteers working with them during 2010-11. 

Among them, North Bengal Council for the Disabled (NBCD) has taken up the task of 

building the volunteering capacity of the NGOs in North Bengal, under this initiative. 

The aim is to develop a cadre of volunteers from all walks of life by establishing a platform 

for volunteering and so bring about change in the lives of the disabled people, particularly 

in rural and inaccessible areas. 

NBCD is working in partnership with VSO India under the International NGO 

Partnership Agreement Project to both build the capacity of Disabled People’s 

organisations (DPO) and to strengthen the DPO movement in the region. To support 

these initiatives, Bill Carr, a VSO volunteer from Scotland, has been placed at NBCD as 

Organisation Development Advisor. NBCD is now working with twelve NGOs registered 

with the National Trust, and drawn from across the six districts of North Bengal to build 

a cadre of volunteers who will: 

*Support disabled people in their communities by helping to provide care and support 

*Enable disabled people to better access and to exercise rights and entitlements 

*Ensure food security and address issues of discrimination in the community. 

Volunteers, staff and beneficiaries, Naxalbari Social Welfare Organisation 

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9. EARLY INTERVENTION TRAINING PROGRAMME 

for stakeholders conducting Early Intervention/School Readiness 

Programme for Children with Sensory multiple disabilities and Autism 

Spectrum Disorders 

9.1 Disabilities that are covered under the National Trust Act are developmental 

disabilities in the sense that such special children either miss out or have delayed 

developmental milestones in their lives. The key to this problem is therefore to help 

such children before it is too late - the sooner the better. It is also important for 

parents to be aware on the importance and techniques of early intervention and for 

NGOs to build their capacities to carry out such training programmes for parents. 

9.2 In order to build the capacity and skill of NGOs to train parents in the techniques of 

early intervention, so far 17 training programmes have been conducted including 2 

during the year for NGOs in collaboration with the Voice and Vision, a Mumbai based 

organization and a unit of Hilton Perkins, USA on Multiple Disabilities and Com 

Deall Trust, Bangalore on Autism Spectrum Disorders at various places including - 

Gwalior, Shimla, Gaya, Agartala, Raipur, Vijaynagaram, Jamshedpur, Dehradun, 

Kochi, Ranchi, Jaipur, Jabalpur, Guwahati, Allahabad, Aurangabad & Ludhiana. 

Demonstrating Early Intervention Methods 

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10. SAHYOGI 

10.1 Sahyogi was conceived as a part of the support network for assisted independent 

living of persons with disabilities. Under the scheme, caregivers are trained through 

specially trained trainers and then these trained caregivers are deployed with careseekers. 

The trainers are trained by master trainers in collaboration with AADI and 

Saarthak. Scheme is implemented through Care Givers Cells (CGC) specially 

established in selected NGOs and a third party administrator (TPA) is engaged to coordinate 

and network with all the CGCs across the country. 

10.2 So far 645 trainers have been trained in 79 batches and 37 CGCs have been set up in 21 

States. A separate website for Sahyogi (www.sahyogi.org) has also been developed 

for on-line registration of care-seekers and enrolment of caregivers. This provides an 

effective way to set up a network of CGCs and facilitates dissemination of information 

of availability of caregivers and their skill sets to prospective care-seekers. 

However due to increased financial hardship of care-seekers due to their disability 

and also due to prevailing mindset, many care-seekers are either unwilling or unable 

to pay for the wages of their caregivers. This has posed a serious constraint in expanding 

the coverage of the scheme despite huge requirement in the society. As a result, so far, 

645 caregivers have been trained, out of which only 319 have been deployed. 

10.3 The zone wise list of all CGCs are given below 

Zone-wise list of Care Givers Cell (CGC) under Sahyogi Scheme 


S.No. Zone State C.G.C. Contact Nos. Batch 

1 East ASSAM Parents Association of 0361-2478939/9864034505 1 

Shishu Sarothi 

2 East ASSAM Shri Shri Sewa Ashram, Dhemaji 9957387173/ 3 

9707722019/03753-224720 

3 East CHHATTISGARH Aakanksha 0771-2427468/ 1 

9827183142/9893623417 

4 East CHHATTISGARH Sneh Sampada Vidyalaya 0788-2242853/9425553996 2 

5 West GUJARAT PNR Society 0278-2420836/ 2 

2429326/9825553149 

6 East JHARKHAND Madhur Muskan 9334700371 1 

7 East JHARKHAND Parents Association of Mentally 0657-6572214/ 2 

Handicapped of Jamshedpur 9431372214 

(PAMHJ) 

8 East MANIPUR Better Living Conditions & 03848-222071/ 3 

Research Organization 9863321511 

(BELCRO) 

9 East MIZORAM Spastics Society of Mizoram 0389-2301115/9436159952 2 

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10 East ORISSA Open Learning System 0674-2301626/9437001979 1 

11 East ORISSA Centre for Rehab. Services & 06784-231387/9437060238 2 

Research (CRSR) 

12 East ORISSA Pingalakhi Public Welfare Org. 06758-211156/9861006209 3 

(PPWO), Puri. 

13 East ORISSA Rural Org. for Social Elevation 06792-259237/9861383262 3 

(ROSE), Mayurbhanj 

14 West RAJASTHAN Prachya Shodh Peeth 0294-2410812/9351549074 2 

15 East TRIPURA Abhoy Mission (Swabalamban) 9436123069 3 

16 East TRIPURA Voluntary Health Association 9862482353 3 

of Tripura 

17 East WEST BENGAL North Bengal Council for 9434044934/9475081433 1 

the Disabled 

18 East WEST BENGAL Pradip: Centre for Autism 033-25340891 3 

Management 

19 North HARYANA Disha 9215622600 2 

20 North HARYANA Modern Education Society 9868152493 2 

21 North HIMACHAL Chetna 9418000055 1 

PRADESH 

22 North MADHYA Shri Shri Utkarsh Samiti 5057941 2 

PRADESH 

23 North NEW DELHI Manovikas Charitable Society 9868807772 2 

24 North UTTAR Integrated Inst. of Rehab.for the 9411410582 3 

PRADESH Disabled (IIRD), Agra 

25 North UTTAR Shikshit Yuva Sewa Samiti, Basti 05442-242280 2 

PRADESH 

26 North UTTAR Shubhasheesh Siksha abam 0535-2217123/9415190420 3 

PRADESH Vikas Sewa Sansthan, 

Rae Bareilly 

27 North UTTAR Viklang Kendra, Allahabad 0532-2465766 2 

PRADESH 

28 North UTTARAKHAND Happy Family Health Care & 9319621833 2 

Research Association, Roorkee 

29 South ANDHRA Chaitanya Instt. for the LD, 944018945/08966-74360 3 

PRADESH Vizianagaram 

30 South ANDHRA Dakshinya Inst. For the MH, 9346464698 2 

PRADESH Guntur 

31 South ANDHRA Kiranam Org. for the Welfare of 040-24249606 2 

PRADESH Disabled, Rangareddy 

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32 South ANDHRA Swayamkrushi 040-27992420/27990741 2 

PRADESH Secunderabad 

33 South KARNATAKA Information Resource Centre, 9945380723 1 

Bangalore 

34 South KERALA Sneha Sadan Complex, 9249377763 3 

Ernakulam 

35 South TAMIL NADU Chidambaram Educational Society, 0461-2320507 2 

Toothukudi 

36 South TAMIL NADU Ecomwel Orthopaedic Centre, 04290-251703 2 

Salem 

37 West MAHARASTRA Jeevoday Education Society, 0712-2529647 3 

Special School for the MH 

The Homeless as Advocates and 

Awareness Campaigners 

The National Trust launched an 

innovative Awareness Raising 

programme in 2 nd April 2010. The 

Trust supported St Stephen’s 

Hospital, Delhi, the state-appointed 

mother NGO for the Homeless in the 

capital. In their first endeavour to 

explore alternative employment 

opportunities for the homeless. A 

team of ten homeless people with 

disabilities, who used to live off alms 

given by devotees coming to a 

prominent temple in the city, were 

trained by National Trust’s SNAC, 

AADI to generate and increase 

awareness on Disability. 

The group went around the city in 

motorized tricycles, distributing 

information brochures, pamphlets and 

advocating for the rights of the 

disabled. The campaign was flagged 

off by the Chief Secretary to the Delhi 

Government, Shri Rakesh Mehta. 

National Trust provided the wages to 

the campaigners, who were on the 

mission for three weeks. 

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11. GHARAUNDA 


(Group Home and Rehabilitation Activities under National Trust Act 

for Disabled Adults) A Lifelong Shelter & Care Scheme 

11.1 GHARAUNDA scheme, launched in 2008, aims at providing lifelong shelter & care to 

persons with disabilities. The intention behind the scheme is 

♦ to provide assured minimum quality of care services at an affordable price and on 

a sustainable basis, 

♦ encourage assisted living with independence and dignity and 

♦ facilitate establishment of requisite infrastructure for the assured care system 

throughout the country. 

11.2 The National Trust in partnership with State Government and other stakeholders 

facilitates setting up requisite infrastructure and other support system on a sustainable 

basis. Such facilities can be either created afresh or added to the existing facility available 

with the Service Provider for running the Group Home. Funding pattern in either 

case will remain the same on per seat basis. 

11.3 So far there are 10 centres sanctioned and Rs. 1.44 crore released, as detailed below: 

In lakh Rs. 

S. No. Centre Sanctioned Amount Fund released 

1 Open Learning System, Bhubaneswar, Orissa 40.00 12.00 

2 Karnataka Parents Association for Mentally 40.00 24.00 

Retarded Children, Bangalore, Karnataka 

3 Partner Hooghly, Hooghly, West Bengal 40.00 12.00 

4 PRAYAS, Kolkata 40.00 12.00 

5 Savali, Pune 40.00 12.00 

6 Govt. of Chattisgarh, Raipur (at Raipur) 100.00 30.00 

7 Govt. of Uttarakhand, Dehradun ( at Haridwar) 100.00 - 

8 Govt. of Haryana (at Biwani) 100.00 - 

9 Govt. of Tripura ( at Agartala) 100.00 30.00 

10. Muskaan, Delhi 40.00 12.00 

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12. NIRAMAYA – Health Insurance Scheme 

12.1 Niramaya – Health Insurance Scheme for persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, 

Mental Retardation & Multiple Disabilities has been the flagship scheme of National 

Trust. Started in ten districts on pilot basis, the scheme has been extended to cover 

the entire country (excluding J&K), by popular demand. 

12.2 The health insurance scheme for persons with disabilities was started, as health is 

the primary concern of any individual. The scheme has some path breaking features 

like - no age bar, no exclusion of pre-existing medical conditions, and no pre-insurance 

medical test. Cashless treatment, one of the earlier features has been discontinued; 

however reimbursements are being made. The fee under the scheme has been revised 

at Rs. 500 per annum for family income more than Rs. 15000 per month and Rs. 250 per 

annum for family income upto Rs. 15000 per month. However, the scheme continues 

to be free for BPL families on production of BPL/Income certificate from competent 

authority. 

12.3 Benefit chart under the scheme has also been slightly modified to adjust with the 

claim pattern which will be effective from next insurance cycle, i.e. 2.4.2011/12.10.2011 

as the case may be. The revised chart is given below:- 

Section Sub Section Detail Sub Limit Overall Limit of Section 

I 

Hospitalization 

A Hospitalization 1,00,000 

B Corrective Surgeries for existing 50,000 

Disability including congenital disability 

C Non-surgical 15,000 

D Surgery to prevent further aggravation 15,000 

of disability 

OVERALL LIMIT OF HOSPITALIZATION – RS. 1,00,000/- 

II Out Patient Treatment 10,000 

A OPD treatment including the pathology, 5,000 

diagnostic tests 

B Regular Medical checkup for non-ailing 5,000 

disabled. 

C Ongoing Therapies to reduce impact 7,500 

of disability and disability-related 

complications. 

D Dental Preventive Dentistry 7,500 

OVERALL LIMIT OF OUT PATIENT TREATMENT RS. 15,000/- 

IV Transportation costs (to be considered Rs. 150 per 1,500 

within limit of IPD or OPD). visit (for 3 

visits) 

V Alternative Medicine (to be considered (per 2,000 

within limit of IPD or OPD). 

treatment 

cycle) 

OVERALL LIMIT OF THE COVERAGE FOR A PERSON RS. 1,00,000/- 

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12.4 Easy availability, affordability and accessibility to treatment and claim settlement 

process, has made the scheme immensely popular. In two years of its implementation, 

it has resulted in enrolment of over 1 Lac persons with disabilities and issuance of 

96344 health cards. The enrolment continues to be online through all the registered 

organizations of the National Trust. This has provided us valuable data about our 

stakeholders. The claim settlement under the scheme during the year is Rs. 87.59 

lakhs benefitting 4569 persons 

Progress under Niramaya during 2010-11 

Enrollment during 2010-11 29074 

Total enrollment since inception 100669 

Health ID card distributed 96344 

Claims settled by way of reimbursement 

4569 cases, Amount - Rs.87.59 lakh 

Total Expenditure in 2010-11 Rs. 2,66,86,990 

Niramaya card distribution 

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13. GYAN PRABHA (Scholarship) Scheme 

13.1 Gyan Prabha is a scholarship scheme for pursuing post schooling vocational training 

or higher studies including professional courses with a view to enhance employability 

of persons with autism, cerebral palsy, mental retardation and multiple disabilities. 

13.2 The scheme was launched in 2008 and based on its operational experience, it was 

refined in December 2010 as below 

a) Monthly family income limit of Rs. 15,000 has been waived off. 

b) The condition of minimum 50% marks for renewal of the scholarship for next year 

has been waived off. The renewal will now be based on regular attendance in the 

class to be certified by the head of the educational/ training institute. 

c) The amount of scholarship has been increased from Rs.700 to Rs. 1000 per month. 

13.3 Application can be submitted on-line through any organization registered with the 

National Trust throughout the year. Application in prescribed format as given in 

Annexure XII can also be submitted to the State Nodal Agency Centre. 

13.4 So far 43 students have been sanctioned scholarships including ten in the current year. 

Gyan Prabha provides scholarship for persuing education 

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14. UDDYAM PRABHA (Incentive) Scheme 


14.1 Uddyam Prabha is an incentive scheme to promote economic activities for self – 

employment of persons with disabilities covered under the National Trust Act. Under 

the scheme, persons with such disabilities are given interest subsidy up to 5% in case 

of BPL and 3% in case of others if they avail loan, from banks or financial institutions 

for carrying out income generating ventures. Loan can be availed individually or in a 

group of any size but the incentive is limited to 5 years on loan up to Rs. 1 lakh per 

person. 

14.2 Application can be submitted on-line through any organization registered with the 

National Trust throughout the year. Application in prescribed format as given in 

Annexure XIII can also be submitted to the State Nodal Agency Centre. 

14.3 Understandably, owing to the challenging conditions because of such disabilities, the 

response is very limited. So far four ventures have been sanctioned under the scheme. 

14.4 However with the E3 (Economic Enterprise & Empowerment) initiatives being 

undertaken through ARUNIM, some significant progress may be achieved in the next 

few years. 

Uddyam Prabha supports entrepreneurship 

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15. SAMBHAV-National Resource Center 

15.1 The National Resource Centre called “Sambhav – Making Inclusion Possible”, a 

project of National Trust in collaboration with AADI & SAARTHAK was launched 

on 22 nd April, 2010 by Hon’ble Minister of SJ & E, Shri Mukul Wasnik and by Hon’ble 

Minister of State, Shri. D. Napoleon at AADI, New Delhi. 

15.2 The project ‘Sambhav’ showcases various ways in which the principles of Universal 

Design can be applied in different areas of life like communication (enhancing listening, 

understanding and alternative modes of communication); learning (play, concept 

teaching and self learning); movement (transfers, supported walking, alternative 

methods of mobility, and outdoor travelling); and just doing things (for well being, 

safety, eating, drinking, self care, home chores, work and managing money), to name 

just a few. 

15.3 ‘Sambhav’ provides facilities for demonstrations and experiencing practical usage of 

the displayed items by persons with disabilities and for others. This will support people 

to become acquainted with devices before taking decisions on buying any particular 

item. It also hopes to provide an opportunity to people to imagine further possibilities 

based on the ideas displayed. 

At Sambhav Inauguration 

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16. ARUNIM 


ARUNIM (Association for Rehabilitation under National Trust Initiative of Marketing), is 

a path-breaking initiative of the National Trust. It is registered as a non-profit society and 

was launched by Dr. Abdul Kalam on the 22 nd September, 2008. The key objective is to 

undertake marketing of products and services of persons with disabilities, particularly those 

covered under the National Trust Act & build capabilities. 

Vision: 

To empower Persons with Disabilities to be active partners in contributing to the growth of 

the global economy. 

Mission: 

ARUNIM builds an entrepreneurial approach towards economic empowerment and self 

reliance for Persons with Disabilities and other marginalized groups, with a focus on 

developmental disabilities. 

ARUNIM will enable Persons with Disabilities to say I AM…I CAN! 

Key Achievements of ARUNIM during the financial year 2010 – 11 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

Strengthened ARUNIM’s marketing division by hiring 3 key professionals 

Launched Economic Enterprise & Empowerment challenge 2010, a business 

competition for members of National Trust & ARUNIM to invite business proposals 

to take up as pilot project for ARUNIM. It was to stimulate the members to think 

about transition from sheltered workshops to micro enterprises. 

Selected 6 Pilot projects to be taken up for this year 

Launched 3 ARUNIM stores at Dilli Haat, Pitampura, facilitated by MSJE through 


Launched ARUNIM’s website – www.arunim.in 

Created new marketing links through networking 

ARUNIM members participated for the first time in creating promotional material 

for Badhte Kadam – II 

Facilitated Knowledge workshop with National Trust on the theme of Micro 

Enterprise & Skill Development for all members. It brought all the key speakers who 

spoke on the topics of Product Development, Branding & Skill Building. 

♦ 16 New members registered during the year bring the total membership to 162. 

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Capacity Building: 

♦ 

♦ 

Micro Enterprise Training: Conducted Micro Enterprise Training for Eastern Region 

in which 20 NGO members participated 

Agarbathy Project: Collaborated with ITC Limited and initiated Agarbathy training 

for member NGOs in which 50 people were trained to make quality agarbathies. It is 

a buy back arrangement where ITC is giving the raw material and buying back the 

finished product. 

♦ Retail Management: Conducted a Training session for an inclusive group of 40 

Volunteers belonging our member NGOs, management students, Persons with 

disabilities & marginalized groups who were later taken on a short term assignment 

as sales persons to manage stalls at the Dilli Haat & IITF Fairs. The training was on 

inventory management, sales, customer handling, store management, billing, cash 

management, customer relationship management etc. 

♦ 

♦ 

Packaging & Branding: Aloe Vera Products were picked for packaging and branding 

under ARUNIM umbrella 

Enterprise Management & Business Development Plan: This year the main focus 

has been the transition from sheltered workshops to micro enterprises. Thus ARUNIM 

launched Economic Enterprise & Empowerment challenge 2010 to National Trust’s & 

ARUNIM members to generate the business ideas and send their proposals. 

During the process – 

• Training on the process of transition & Economic Enterprise & Empowerment was 

conducted 

• 2 day workshop on “Writing a winning Business Proposal” was conducted for all 

the applicants of Economic Enterprise & Empowerment competition 

• Business Development Toolkit was made in English & Hindi 

6 Pilot projects have been selected as ARUNIM’s pilot projects for this year. They 

would be mentored and supported to start an enterprise. For this ARUNIM partnered 

with National Trust, National Skill Development Corporation & UNDP 

Marketing & Creating ARUNIM Brand: 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

Sale Turn Over – Rs.29.97 lakhs 

ARUNIM has launched its 3 permanent retail stores in Dilli Haat, Pitampura 

Participated in Exhibitions / Fairs 

• Shilpotsav 2010 (Got 20 stalls for 15 days) 

• India International Trade Fair (Got 8 stalls for the period of 14 days) 

• Shilpotsav Chennai 2010 (Got 3 stalls for 1½ month) 

• Blind Relief Mela 

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♦ 

Corporate stalls 

• Denso Haryana Pvt. Ltd. 

• Tata Capital 

• IBM 

• Wipro 

• Zee Campus 

• NTPC 


♦ 

♦ 

Bulk orders were supplied to Cottage Emporium and other corporates 

Branding: ARUNIM generated lot of awareness through advertisement and 

promotional materials 

• Advertised through 2 bus shelters in Delhi 

• Launched its website www.arunim.in 

• Brand presence with theme (through colour coding) for all 20 stalls during Shilpotsav 

2010 at Dilli Haat 

♦ 

ARUNIM networking on national & international level 

• Participated in Micro Small Medium Enterprise conference at Chandigarh organized 

by Commonwealth London for all commonwealth countries and represented the 

disability sector 

• Product display in CSR- CSO BRIDGE at CII’s Flagship event at Chandigarh 

• Networked with MNCs to qualify for vendor status to supply stationery and gifts 

to them. This status would give bulk orders across the country. 

Action plan for the coming year: 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

Mentoring 6 pilot projects 

Starting Design Studio for continuous product development for our members 

Introduction of technology for scaling up the production of paper bags in Delhi 

Benefits in becoming ARUNIM member: 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

♦ 

Get support in started Micro Enterprises 

Avail ARUNIM retail outlets at Dilli Haat to sell products 

Avail the benefit of participation in Exhibition/ fairs/ corporate stalls 

Get exposure to corporate buyers for bulk orders 

Linkages to funding support 

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For becoming member, an applicant can fill up the registration form online on 

www.arunim.in and pay annual membership fee of Rs. 500 (Rupees five hundred only) 

by Cheque / DD drawn in favour of ARUNIM and payable at New Delhi. 

ARUNIM’s contact details: 

ARUNIM head office : 16 B, Bada Bazar Road, Old Rajender Nagar, New Delhi-110 060 

ARUNIM stores: Stall No – 88, 89 & 90 Dilli Haat, Pitampura, Delhi 

Ph No – 011-25752423 Email ID: arunim2008@gmail.com, Website: www.arunim.in 

For products related inquiries mail on marketing@arunim.in 

E3 Challenge is launched 

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17. ABILINE 


17.1 Abiline- the helpline for persons with disability started by National Trust in 2008, is 

now toll-free. It is being run in collaboration with Aarth-Astha (a renowned NGO in 

Delhi) and has picked up momentum and is now catering to a larger population, with 

a lot of calls coming in from remote rural areas of the country. 

17.2 Due to better awareness, the number of calls has increased. The information is being 

provided through IVRS or through Counsellors on the following issues: 

• Acts and Laws 

• Rights of Persons with Disabilities 

• Facilities and Schemes of the National Trust as well as the Central Government 

• Health related issues 

• Assessments and therapies 

• Procurement of Disability Certificates 

• Education related issues including primary and secondary education with 

possibilities of technical training 

• Pre-vocational assessments and guidance on vocational training 

• Legal Guardianship and the process involved in procuring one 

• Residential homes and hostel facilities 

• Respite care 

• Issues related to other disabilities like VI, HI, SI, Learning Disabilities and Mental 

Illness 

• Aids and Appliances and grants for the same 

17.3 On an average, every day, there are 5 - 6 queries on phone, emails and also walk-in 

consultations which Counsellors attend personally. Some calls are also addressed 

through our recording IVRS system, particularly, during non-office hours. 

17.4 The remarkable feature this year has been more calls on the Niramaya Health Insurance 

Scheme of National Trust. The other major queries related to Mental Retardation, 

Autism and Autism Spectrum Disorders from anxious parents who were mostly 

worried about diagnosis and possibilities of assessment of such a disability in case of 

young babies 4-6 months old. 

17.5 People were eager to know about respite care, home /hostel facilities as well as 

information on Care-givers training schemes obviously because of growing awareness 

about these schemes. 

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18. PUBLICITY & AWARENESS RAISING EVENTS 

18.1 BADHTE KADAM-II - Mobile Disability Awareness Expedition 

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Badhte Kadam was conceived as a mega Awareness Campaign with a view to 

encourage networking and collaboration amongst different stakeholders and to 

harness their synergy and rope in masses in the process. Accordingly the first Badhte 

Kadam or BK-1 was organized in 2009-10 in 14 states/ UTs to spread awareness 

about UNCRPD and schemes of the National Trust. 4 teams comprising 6 volunteers 

including atleast one person with disability in each team were flagged off from Delhi 

who completed their 15 days journey and organised 60 awareness camps en-route 

before returning to Delhi. 

Seeing the huge popularity and cost effectiveness of the campaign and also 

widespread demands to cover all the remaining States of the country, BK-2 was 

organised from 16th to 30th November 2010 with greater participation and coverage 

and improved resource materials. 

The theme for BK2 included Census -2011. Publicity and awareness materials were 

improved based on the feedback received and experience gained during BK-1. These 

materials were also translated into local languages through SNACs. 

In order to cover all the States and UTs, the earlier approach of all the teams originating 

from Delhi was changed to all the teams simultaneously starting from their respective 

State/UT capitals after the formal flag off in New Delhi. For successful implementation 

of this pan India approach, all the SNACs were assigned key role in organizing BK-2 

in their States. 

Accordingly, the campaign was flagged off on 16th November from New Delhi and 

on 19 th November 2010 from different State/UT capitals and flagged in on 30th 

November 2010 in New Delhi. 

During this period, in each of the 29 States and one UT, one team of 6 volunteers with 

atleast one person with disability in every team traversed altogether more than 50,000 

km by road organising numerous awareness meetings, road-shows and mass contact 

programmes. Besides this, 240 melas were held with the active participation of local 

Registered Organizations, School/College Students, District Administration and the 

general public. A mobile exhibition consisting of ten posters focusing on disability 

rights as related to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with 

Disabilities (UNCRPD) was designed and put up at every stop by all the teams during 

their long journeys. 

All India Radio and the prominent news channel AajTak were among the several 

media channels that covered the expedition. The coverage by local press was 

phenomenal. 

The colourful materials received from SNACs in the Flag-In were displayed on 4 th 

December 2010 at Dill Haat, Pitampura to celebrate World Disability Day with the 

theme of “Create Inclusion and Celebrate Diversity”. 

18.2 National Conference on “Alternative Communication and Assistive Technology”. 

National Trust provides support in organizing conferences and workshops leading to


development of new technology and innovation for persons with disabilities. An 

amount of Rs. 50000 was sanctioned and released to ISAAC – India Chapter for 

convening 2 nd National Conference on Alternative Communication and Assistive 

Technology for persons with disabilities held in Chennai on 9 -10 July, 2010. 

18.3 Media 

To sensitize society about the schemes, programmes and activities of the National 

Trust different modes are adopted such as planners, table calendars and wall calendars 

featuring role models and achievers with developmental disabilities besides 

advertisements in newspapers, articles in magazines. 

For creating awareness among families having persons with disabilities to get them 

counted during the Census 2011, a 30 seconds film was made by National Trust and 

was telecast by the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, Government of India 

on Doordarshan. 

18.4 9 th Anjali National Children’s Festival 

National Trust supported the endeavour of Swabhiman – an NGO in organizing 

‘Anjali’ an Inclusive Children Festival held annually in Bhubaneswar to encourage 

children to come together and participate in various creative activities. This year, 

the programme was held during 10 th – 14 th November, 2010, in which around 1000 

children, escorts and volunteers participated. An amount of Rs. 3.0 lakh has been 

sanctioned, out of which Rs. 1.50 lakh has been released. 

18.5 International Conference/Workshop on Autism 

National Trust has also supported Tamana Association, New Delhi in organizing 

International Conference/ Workshop on Autism from 8-11 April, 2010. An amount of 

Rs. 1.0 lakh has been released for this purpose. 

18.6 Awareness camp on World Autism Day 

‘World Autism Day’ is celebrated by National Trust and its registered organizations 

across the country on 2nd April, 2011, National Trust in collaboration with St. 

Stephen’s Hospital, the mother NGO dealing with Homeless population in Delhi, 

organized mobile awareness campaign at 40 places of Delhi, being conducted by 

homeless people with disabilities on tricycles at strategic locations. The campaign 

proved to be a good success specially in the resettlement colonies. 

18.7 We Care Filmfest 2010 

We Care Film Fest is an annual international festival of documentary films on 

disability issues. It is organized by Brotherhood with the support of National Trust 

and in association with the United Nations Information Centre for India and Bhutan 

(UNIC), the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 

(UNESCO) and the Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT). 

The Festival is an advocacy tool that seeks to bring about attitudinal and behavioural 

changes on approaches to disability, promote the inclusion of people with disabilities, 

and rid people of misconceptions, myths and prejudices surrounding disability issues. 

The Festival seeks to promote the rights of persons with disabilities as set out in the 

UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) 

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During the year, National Trust provided a financial assistance of Rs. 3.20 lakh as 

Awards for the award winning films for the Film Festival. 

18.9 VSO partnership - Engagement of Volunteers 

National Trust has engaged services of 2 members of VSO namely – Mr Michael 

Jeffrey Rosenkrantz, a US National and Ms Florence Manikan, a Phillipines National 

to share their experience of fund raising with partner organizations and contribute 

to building their capacity. Mr Mike has been involved in capacity building workshops 

and the BadhteKadam campaign while Ms Florence has been conducting a study on 

the Samarth Centres for upgrading their efficacy and setting up monitoring Evaluation 

systems. 

18.10Community Awareness Programmes - 

National Trust carries out Community Awareness Programmes. During the year, 11 

NGOs conducted 18 programmes for which Rs.95,000 was reimbursed. In addition, 

an amount of Rs. 30,000 was reimbursed for the programmes conducted during 2009- 

10 end. 

18.11 Organisational Development Capacity Building Workshop 

Financial resource crunch and organizational sustainability have always been the core 

concern of the organizations registered with the National Trust. In order to address 

these concerns, organizational development workshops were conceived. 

During the year 8 workshops , as listed below, were conducted. The issues covered 

under these workshops included fund raising planning, strategic planning, 

communications planning and human resources-team building and staff retention. 

Sr. No. Organization Place Date 

1 ROSHNI (Rehabilitation Opportunities, Gwalior, M.P. 10 – 12 May, 2010 

Services & Health for the Neurologically Impaired) 

2 J M Institute of Speech & Hearing Patna, Bihar 7 – 9 July, 2010 

3 Deepshikha Ranchi, Jharkhand 14 – 17 July, 2010 

4 Chetna Lucknow, U.P. 9 – 11 August, 2010 

5 RAPHAEL Ryder Cheshire International Centre Dehradun, Uttarakhand 26 – 28 August, 

2010 

6 Shishu Sarothi, Centre for Rehabilitation & Guwahati, Assam 9 – 11 December, 

Training for Multiple Disability 2010 

7 Meghalaya Parents Association for Disabled Shillong, Meghalaya 16 – 17 December, 


8 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy (IICP) Howrah, Kolkata 21 – 23 December, 


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In addition to this, an amount of Rs. 11 lakh was sanctioned to ARUNIM for 

conducting Capacity Building Workshops for its member Organizations, out of which 

Rs. 5.5 lakh released.

19. KNOWLEDGE WORKSHOP 


19.1 This year the Knowledge Workshop had been planned to fulfill one major objective of 

National Trust i.e. Inclusion and greater participation of People with Disabilities in 

the community which is possible through learning appropriate skills and earning a 

wage. Hence the theme of this year’s workshop was “Skill Development and Micro 

Enterprise” and the launch of Economic Enterprise Empowerment (E3) Challenge. It 

was organized at Vishwa Yuvak Kendra on 9.9.2010. Many eminent personalities who 

have made their mark in the industry shared their knowledge and expertise so that 

our sheltered workshops can be made viable production units with good market value. 

The personalities who presented in first session were: 

♦ Mr. Dilip Chenoy, MD & CEO, of National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) 

and Sutradhar of E3 Challenge made a presentation on “Market Oriented Skill 

Development with Inclusion of persons with disability“. 

♦ Ms Meera Shenoy of Wadhwani Foundation was successful in providing job 

opportunities for many socially and economically backward youth and hence she 

spoke about “Employment and Livelihood-Way Forward”. 

♦ Ms Neelam Chhibber of Industree Crafts Foundation helped our stakeholders 

understand the depth of micro enterprise as she had made her producers’ 

shareholders in her company. She spoke about “Business Beyond Barriers”. 

♦ Mr Jacob Mathew of Idiom Design and Consulting Ltd spoke about BRAND-its 

role and responsibilities. 

19.2 The second session was totally devoted to E3 Challenge which was presented by Ms 

Manisha Gupta of START UP. She presented our stakeholders how to design a 

sustainable business model and made them understand the E3 Challenge. 

19.3 The last session was an open forum where the stakeholders cleared their doubts on 

how a nonprofit NGO can earn profit in the sense that its students i.e. persons with 

disabilities can become empowered, earning a dignified livelihood. 

Be not afraid of going slowly; be afraid only of 

standing still. 

-Chinese Proverb 

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20. 10 th Annual General Meeting 

20.1 The 10 th Annual General Meeting of National Trust was one of consolidation wherein 

we looked back at our achievements and hurdles and thought of our future, and how 

should we go forward. The event was organized at Vishwa Yuvak Kendra, 

Chanakyapuri, New Delhi on 10 th September 2010. Chairperson Mrs Poonam Natarajan 

welcomed the stakeholders and other dignitaries and presented the annual report 

2009-10 highlighting various achievements, the streamlining of our programmes, more 

scientific reporting, the need of awareness creation - the huge success of Badhte 

Kadam-I. 

It followed the inauguration of E3 Challenge. Also there was the launch of Multimedia 

Kit for parents of persons with multiple disabilities by Shri D Napoleon, Hon’ble 

Minister of State, SJ&E. He then presented the National Trust Annual Awards. In 

his concluding speech he applauded the spirit of the awardees and the heights they 

have reached in their respective areas. He had a word of praise for parents of PwDs 

who have untiringly been with their children irrespective of their disability. He also 

felt that the Multimedia Kit should be translated not only into Hindi but in other 

regional languages also. 

20.2 The second session of the meeting was devoted to eminent speakers. Mr Ashwin 

Chandrasekharan of Invention Labs who has developed a device AVAZ which breaks 

the barriers of communication for people with cerebral palsy, multiple disability or 

people having problem in oral communication. He explained how people with 

impaired speech can now communicate like all others. 

20.3 Ms Merry Barua spoke about identifying Autism, the path taken in our country and 

the latest developments in the field. Ms Helen spoke about the latest research plans 

for Intellectual Disabilities and formation of NAPKID. Ms Pushpa Aman Singh of 

GuideStar India talked about Governance and Transparency. 

20.4 All these presentations were aimed at enlightening our stakeholders about the growth 

of technology and the developments in our field. 

20.5 The meeting then moved on to the open forum, in which several queries from the 

audience were addressed. The event concluded with the vote of thanks. 

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21. NATIONAL TRUST ANNUAL AWARDS 2010 

21.1 To recognize excellence, to encourage voluntarism and to promote best practices 

National Trust gives awards during its AGM. The following categories of awards were 

selected by the subcommittee: 

A Best Individual 

♦ Persons with Disability 

♦ Parents of the Person with Disability 

♦ Professionals 

B Best Innovative Design or adaptation of assistive devices 

C Best Product developed for sheltered workshop 

D Best Local Level Committee 

E Best Employer 

F Best Organisation 

♦ Best NGO 

♦ Best Parents Association 

♦ Association of Persons with Disability 

21.2 National Trust Annual Awards 2010 were given away to following awardees by Shri 

D. Napoleon, Hon’ble Minister of State, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment 

during Annual General Meeting held on 10. th September 2010: 

(1) Person with Disability 

• Ms. Mousumi Mohanty 

• Mr Ashwin Karthik 

(2) Parent of Person with Disability 

• Ms. Vani Prasannam 

(3) Best Professional 

• Dr. Alka Nizamie 

(4) Best product developed for Sheltered Workshop 

• Prachya Shodh Peeth, Udaipur, Rajasthan. 

• Athak Prayas Sanstha, Delhi 

• Digdarshika, Bhopal, MP. 

• Rampurhat Spastics and Handicapped Society, Birbhum, WB 

(5) Best Local Level Committees 

• Nalbari, Assam – North East 

• Seoni, Madhya Pradesh – Central 

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(6) Best NGO 

• Chetana Apangmati Vikas Sanstha, Kolhapur, Maharashtra. 

• Integrated Rehabilitation and Development Center, Puducherry 

• Uma Manovikas Kendram, East Godavari, AP 

(7) Best Parents’ Association 

• Prerona Pratibandhi Sishu Bikash Kendra, Jorhat, Assam 

(8) Best Association of Persons with Disability 

• Friend’s Organisation, Delhi 

(9) Best Employee of National Trust 

• Sh Suresh Kumar Thukral, PS to JS&CEO 

Hon'ble Minister of State, giving away the awards 

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22. Reports of the States and Union Territories 

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Programmes & Schemes sanctioned during the Financial year 2010-11 

PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE 

S. 

No. 

State 

Registered Organizations 

Legal Guardianship issued 

Care Givers Trg. 

& Deployment 


Care Givers 

Training 

Care Givers 

deployed 

1 Andhra Pradesh 7 122 0 0 0 14170 0 0 0 9 3 3 

2 Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 0 8 0 0 

3 Assam 1 83 0 14 0 1186 1 5 1 8 3 3 

4 Bihar 33 0 0 0 512 1 0 0 8 0 1 

5 Chhatisgarh 1 46 0 0 0 709 0 0 1 8 1 1 

6 NCT of Delhi 3 109 0 0 0 1786 0 1 0 8 2 0 

7 Goa 0 12 0 0 0 282 0 0 0 8 0 0 

8 Gujarat 1 173 0 15 0 9835 0 1 0 8 3 2 

9 Haryana 3 49 1 0 0 3003 1 0 0 8 1 0 

10 Himachal Pradesh 1 271 0 0 0 436 0 0 0 9 6 5 

11 Jharkhand 2 135 0 114 88 1092 1 1 0 8 5 2 

12 Karnataka 3 78 0 39 0 3107 0 0 0 8 1 0 

13 Kerala 4 249 0 5 0 10862 0 0 0 9 0 0 

14 Madhya Pradesh 5 803 0 0 0 3675 2 0 0 8 7 8 

15 Maharashtra 3 244 0 0 0 8652 0 0 0 9 0 2 

16 Manipur 1 28 0 0 0 199 0 0 1 8 0 0 

17 Meghalaya 0 0 0 0 0 38 1 0 0 8 0 0 

18 Mizoram 0 0 0 0 0 121 0 0 0 0 0 0 

19 Nagaland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 

20 Orissa 2 113 0 90 38 2067 0 0 0 10 2 4 

21 Punjab 3 196 0 0 0 1483 0 0 0 8 2 2 

22 Rajasthan 2 132 0 0 0 1608 1 0 0 10 4 3 

23 Sikkim 0 0 0 0 0 34 1 0 0 8 0 2 

Niramaya beneficiaries 

Org. Dev. Prog. 

Gyan Prabha 

beneficiaries 

Uddayam Prabha 

beneficiaries 

Community Awareness 

Programme 

Handholding of LLCs by 

SNACs/SNAPs 

Meeting of all ROs of the 

state + SNAC/SNAP 

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S. 

No. 

State 




& Deployment 


Care Givers 

Training 

Care Givers 

deployed 


Org. Dev. Prog. 

Gyan Prabha 

beneficiaries 

Uddayam Prabha 

beneficiaries 


Programme 

Handholding of LLCs by 

SNACs/SNAPs 

24 Tripura 1 0 1 40 36 1310 0 0 0 8 4 1 

25 Tamil Nadu 3 1302 0 7 28 20353 0 0 0 8 1 0 

26 Uttar Pradesh 6 112 0 15 14 4413 1 0 0 10 7 9 

27 Uttarakhand 3 0 0 10 0 705 1 1 0 8 1 0 

28 West Bengal 15 741 0 0 0 3682 1 1 0 9 8 7 

29 Andaman & Nicobar 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 0 0 

30 Chandigarh 0 0 0 0 0 478 0 0 0 8 0 0 

31 Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 

32 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

33 Lakshadweep 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 

34 Puducherry 0 0 0 0 0 378 0 0 0 8 1 1 

Meeting of all ROs of the 

state + SNAC/SNAP 

TOTAL 70 5031 2 349 204 96224 12 10 3 251 62 56 

Look at a stone cutter hammering away at his rock, perhaps a 

hundred times without as much as a crack showing in it. Yet 

at the hundred-and-first blow it will split in two, and I know it 

was not the last blow that did it, but all that had gone before. 

-Jacob A. Riis 

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Programmes & Schemes (cumulative figures since inception/start of Programme till 

31.3.2011) 

PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE 

S. 

No. 

State/ UT 

No. of Samarth Centres 

No. of Aspiration Centres 


GHARAUNDA 



& Deployment 


Care Givers Training 

Care Givers deployed 


Org. Dev. Prog 

Gyan Prabha Beneficiaries 

Uddayam Prabha Beneficiaries 

Badhte Kadam/ Community 

Awareness Programme 

1 Andhra Pradesh 7 6 53 0 752 4 21 0 14794 0 0 0 16 

2 Arunachal Pradesh 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 0 8 

3 Assam 3 3 18 0 128 2 25 7 1194 2 5 1 15 

4 Bihar 6 4 26 0 100 0 0 0 532 2 0 0 13 

5 Chhatisgarh 3 3 10 1 151 2 56 36 731 1 0 1 10 

6 NCT of Delhi 3 0 29 1 328 1 12 12 1863 1 0 11 

7 Goa 0 0 8 0 579 0 0 0 282 1 0 0 8 

8 Gujarat 7 3 59 0 353 1 15 10 10308 2 0 12 

9 Haryana 3 3 26 1 113 2 25 17 3007 2 0 0 14 

10 Himachal Pradesh 3 1 10 0 486 1 33 33 453 1 0 0 16 

11 Jharkhand 4 4 18 0 524 2 114 88 1111 3 1 0 12 

12 Karnataka 7 1 46 1 297 1 62 0 3322 1 0 0 8 

13 Kerala 3 4 60 0 1090 1 25 0 11973 3 1 0 19 

14 Madhya Pradesh 9 8 50 0 2906 1 0 0 3888 4 0 0 26 

15 Maharashtra 8 3 60 1 2348 1 15 0 9130 1 1 0 12 

16 Manipur 3 4 13 0 83 1 0 0 199 0 1 10 

17 Meghalaya 0 0 1 0 12 0 0 0 38 1 0 0 8 

18 Mizoram 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 121 0 0 0 

19 Nagaland 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 

20 Orissa 7 7 45 1 324 4 109 38 2911 2 0 30 

21 Punjab 2 1 10 0 245 0 0 0 1505 2 0 0 11 

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S. 

No. 

State/ UT 

No. of Samarth Centres 

No. of Aspiration Centres 


GHARAUNDA 



& Deployment 


Care Givers Training 

Care Givers deployed 


Org. Dev. Prog 

Gyan Prabha Beneficiaries 

Uddayam Prabha Beneficiaries 

Badhte Kadam/ Community 

Awareness Programme 

22 Rajasthan 7 5 32 0 259 1 0 0 1751 2 0 0 29 

23 Sikkim 1 0 1 0 73 0 0 0 34 0 0 8 

24 Tripura 2 0 9 1 4 2 40 36 1392 1 0 0 10 

25 Tamil Nadu 7 0 76 0 6103 2 39 28 19965 1 2 0 22 

26 Uttar Pradesh 12 10 104 0 267 4 24 14 4966 4 26 1 86 

27 Uttarakhand 1 2 15 1 426 1 10 0 478 2 1 0 13 

28 West Bengal 6 3 94 2 2579 2 20 0 3751 1 1 0 47 

29 Andaman & Nicobar 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 8 

30 Chandigarh 1 1 3 0 459 0 0 0 496 1 0 0 9 

31 Daman & Diu 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 43 0 0 0 

32 Dadra & Nagar 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Haveli 

33 Lakshadweep 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 

34 Puducherry 1 0 5 0 27 0 0 0 392 1 0 0 8 

TOTAL 119 79 888 10 21019 37 645 319 100669 37 43 4 507 

Faith is taking the first step, even when you don't see the 

whole staircase. 

-Martin Luther King Jr. 

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Programmes & Schemes sanctioned during the Financial year 2010-11 

Finanacial Performance (Amount in lakhs) 

SNACs/SNAPs 

Local Level 

Committee 

Sahyogi (Care Givers 

Trg. & Deployment) 

State/ UT 

Amount 

Claimed 

No. of 

Beneficaiares 

Badhte Kadam/ 


Prog.r. 

S. No. 

Niramaya 

Samarth 

Aspiration 

1 Andhra Pradesh 1391666 43500 727343 10000 21000 162715 85 97327 

2 Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 73125 0 0 0 0 87327 

3 Assam 373365 97972 234677 20000 29000 8840 7 97030 

4 Bihar 418560 69699 0 0 0 0 1 87327 

5 Chhatisgarh 373128 0 116052 10000 56000 8754 9 152154 

6 NCT of Delhi 280185 0 0 0 22000 358281 101 169060 

7 Goa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 87327 

8 Gujarat 852025 25738 378219 20000 220000 2717987 1388 97030 

9 Haryana 566953 25000 246052 10000 25000 55255 26 87327 

10 Himachal Pradesh 280440 27000 189177 0 33000 0 0 97327 

11 Jharkhand 386400 147500 630731 0 0 59904 8 169060 

12 Karnataka 1516858 60000 154420 30000 62000 235354 49 97030 

13 Kerala 36000 26937 483735 10000 25000 399302 175 107030 

14 Madhya Pradesh 1019100 35000 678121 60000 0 587958 364 87327 

15 Maharashtra 1543320 90000 198386 20000 15000 2144522 1661 107030 

16 Manipur 351900 0 353979 0 0 0 0 97030 

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SNACs/SNAPs 

Aspiration 

Local Level 

Committee 

Sahyogi (Care Givers 

Trg. & Deployment) 

Badhte Kadam/ 


Prog.r. 

State/ UT 

Amount 

Claimed 

No. of 

Beneficaiares 

S. No. 

Niramaya 

Samarth 

17 Meghalaya 0 128017 0 40000 0 0 0 87327 

18 Mizoram 32400 0 0 30000 0 0 0 0 

19 Nagaland 0 0 0 30000 0 0 0 87327 

20 Orissa 1887120 98253 634042 20000 60000 9085 46 184060 

21 Punjab 250740 102541 0 30000 0 24089 50 87327 

22 Rajasthan 643600 101342 830152 10000 0 76681 40 97327 

23 Sikkim 140800 85266 0 0 0 0 0 87327 

24 Tripura 641520 0 0 0 256000 53408 26 97030 

25 Tamil Nadu 801004 0 0 0 26000 1777270 333 87327 

26 Uttar Pradesh 2293855 260072 1173597 60000 9000 44726 179 107327 

27 Uttarakhand 342240 16678 73125 10000 10000 0 0 87327 

28 West Bengal 1162350 13919 132573 30000 20000 34456 20 179060 

29 Andaman & Nicobar 0 53000 0 30000 0 0 0 87327 

30 Chandigarh 75296 0 97500 0 0 0 0 97030 

31 Daman & Diu 593454 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

32 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

33 Lakshadweep 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

34 Puducherry 730572 0 0 20000 0 848 1 87327 

TOTAL 18984851 1507434 7405006 500000 889000 8759435 4569 3184193 

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NATIONAL TRUST 

(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT) 

16-B, BADA BAZAR ROAD, OLD RAJINDER NAGAR, NEW DELHI - 110 060. 

BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

(Figures in Rupees only) 

CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND AND LIABILITIES : Schedule Current Year Previous Year 

CORPUS FUND 1 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00 

CAPITAL FUND/RESERVE 1 196,750,444.00 204,645,074.00 

RESERVES AND SURPLUS 2 0.00 0.00 

EARMARKED\ ENDOWMENT FUNDS 3 1,081,784.00 724,219.00 

SECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 4 0.00 0.00 

UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 5 0.00 0.00 

DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES 6 0.00 0.00 

CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS 7 1,765,710.00 4,158,575.00 

TOTAL : 1,199,597,938.00 1,209,527,868.00 

ASSETS : 

FIXED ASSETS 8 1,514,729.00 2,659,561.00 

INVESTMENTS – FROM CORPUS FUND 9 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00 

INVESTMENTS – OTHERS 10 160,000,000.00 98,000,000.00 

CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC. 11 38,083,209.00 108,868,307.00 

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE 0.00 0.00 

( to the extent not written off or adjusted) 

TOTAL : 1,199,597,938.00 1,209,527,868.00 

SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24 

CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25 0.00 0.00 

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16-B, BADA A BAZAR ROAD, OLD RAJINDER NAGAR 

AR, , NEW DELHI - 110 060. 

RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST 

MARCH 2011 

ST MARCH 2011 

RECEIPTS Current Year Previous Year PAYMENTS Current Year Previous Year 

I. Expenses 

I.Opening Balances a) Establishment Expenses 11,909,412.00 11,711,314.00 

(corresponding to Schedule 

20) less : prov. For DCRG & 

CPS of Mr. Subhash A.S. 

a) Cash in hand 0.00 0.00 b) Administrative Expenses 13,592,152.00 16,807,533.00 

(corresponding to Schedule 21) 

less outstanding payments : 

M/s Raja Films Rs. 2000/-; 

b) Bank Balances 

i) In current account 0.00 0.00 II. Payments made against funds 

for various projects 

ii) In deposit accounts 0.00 0.00 a) Grants for implementation of 84,091,657.00 102,668,611.00 

schemes (corresponding to Sch.22) 

iii) Savings accounts 89,192,161.00 5,858,411.00 b) UNDP 0.00 0.00 

c) NHRC Salary-,Traveling Exp-, 73,726.00 0.00 

Travelling Advane 

d) F.C.R.A. 511,500.00 

III. Investments and deposits made 

II.Grants Received a) Out of earmarked Corpus fund 400,000,000.00 380,000,000.00 

a) From Government of 0.00 0.00 b) Out of own funds(investment- 100,000,000.00 36,000,000.00 

India-For Corpus Fund Others) 

b) From Govt. of India 0.00 3,500,000.00 

- for other purposes 

( Min. of Social Justice 

& Empowerment) 

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c) From State Govts. 0.00 0.00 IV.Expenditure on Fixed Assets 

& Capital Work-in-progress 

d) UNDP 0.00 0.00 a) Purchase of Fixed Assets 10,600.00 327,709.00 

e) NHRC 0.00 0.00 b) Expenditure on Printing 0.00 0.00 

of Priced Publication 

f) F.C.R.A. 942,791.00 0.00 c) Purchase of library books 1,430.00 6,036.00 

III.Income on 

Investments from 

a) Corpus \ 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00 V.Refund of surplus money\loans 

Earmarked funds 

b) Own Funds (Other 6,268,880.00 14,276,580.00 a) To the Government of India 

Investments)-Flexi 

Deposit 

b) To the State Government 

IV.Interest Received c) To other providers of funds 

a) On Bank deposits 5,505,816.00 539,887.00 

/Saving Bank 

b) Loans,advances etc. 4,298.00 0.00 Contd.. 

V.Other Income (specify) 

a) Sponsorships for 4,387,500.00 0.00 VI.Finance Charges (interest) 

Badhte Kadam 

b) Niramaya Fee (Health 3,169,149.00 (Sch.23) 0.00 0.00 

Insurance Premium) 

c) Donation 5,179,682.00 55,811.00 

d) Registration Fee 294,400.00 353,205.00 VII.Other Payments (specify) 

e) Sale of Books 0.00 650.00 1 Remitted to offices : 

f) Fee under R.T.I. 120.00 170.00 a) AG ( Bihar) 79,440.00 79,440.00 

g) Misc. Receipts 27,400.00 4,560.00 b) Director SCERT Delhi Govt. 10,548.00 0.00 

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h) Sale of condemned 0.00 12,555.00 c) Dte. Of Estates, M/o UD 237,168.00 230,352.00 

materials 

VI.Amount Borrowed d) PIC UP Lucknow (ALA) 52,975.00 0.00 

e) Director I.P.H. 0.00 67,980.00 

VII.Any other receipts f) Life Insurance Corporation 26,460.00 27,000.00 

(give details) 

a) Maturity of RBI 420,000,000.00 400,000,000.00 g) PAO L.A.( D/o Legal Affairs 2,745.00 93,890.00 

8% Bonds 

b) Encashment of FDRs 18,000,000.00 122,000,000.00 h) PFRDA for New Pension Scheme 3,735,861.00 0.00 

c) Accrued Interest -1,308,852.00 6,580,611.00 i) Min. of H.R.D. for TA of C.P) 52,104.00 0.00 

VIII. Recoveries of 2. Other Misc. Payments : 

remittances pertaining 

to other offices. 

a) AG ( Bihar) 79,440.00 79,440.00 a) DTTDC for Dilli Haat 0.00 

b) Director SCERT 10,548.00 0.00 b) India International Centre 77,377.00 21,519.00 

Delhi Govt. 

c) Dte. Of Estates, 237,168.00 230,352.00 c) Department of Posts- Delhi 213,855.00 181,000.00 

M/o UD 

d) PIC UP Lucknow 52,975.00 0.00 d) Advance for Courier (Firms) 160,000.00 0.00 

(ALA) M/s M.R.S. Intnl. Rs. 135000/-; 

Shanti International Rs. 25000/- 

e) Director I.P.H. 0.00 67,980.00 e) Aap Ki Kachahari ( AADI ) 0.00 50,000.00 

f) Life Insurance 26,460.00 27,000.00 f) Advance for Postage 134,901.00 0.00 

Corporation 

g) PAO L.A.( D/o 2,745.00 93,890.00 g) Advances-HBA 609,270.00 0.00 

Legal Affairs 

h) Recovery for New 972,212.00 0.00 h) Contigent Advance 171,745.00 489,192.00 

Pension Scheme 

( from Salary ) 

i) Remittances 96,806.00 i) Travelling Advance 313,372.00 177,000.00 

N.C.P.C.R.( S. Ghai) 

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j) Computer Advance 30,000.00 0.00 

k) Motor Car Advance (Int + Adj.) 6,529.00 0.00 

l) L.T.C. Advance 195,300.00 231,696.00 

m) Medical Advance 0.00 38,000.00 

n) Constitution Club 123,092.00 0.00 

o) Vishwa Yuvak Kendra 431,200.00 0.00 

p) T.D.S. (Contractor) 1,043,835.00 1,328,803.00 

q) T.D.S. ( Salary ) 722,500.00 1,015,450.00 

r) Sec. Deposit Contract Employees 104,287.00 83,647.00 

s) Sec. Deposit (Firms) 25,000.00 0.00 

t) Employer’s Contribution 47,323.00 0.00 

(S. Ghai ) 

u) Remittances ( N.C.P.C.R.) 96,806.00 0.00 

Contd.. 

IX. Recoveries, VIII.Closing Balances 

refunds and adjustment 

of advances 

a) Audit Recovery 0.00 6,745.00 a) Cash in hand 318.00 0.00 

b) Constitution 123,092.00 0.00 

Club.(Adj) 

c) Delhi Tourism & 0.00 3,437,500.00 b) Bank Balances : 

Dev. Corporation (Adj.) 

d) India International 43,038.00 0.00 

Centre, Delhi 

e) Department of 0.00 181,000.00 

Posts ( Adj.) 

f) Aap Ki Kachahari 0.00 50,000.00 i) In current accounts 0.00 0.00 

g)Vishva Yuvak Kendra 431,200.00 0.00 

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h) House Building 88,896.00 28,896.00 ii) In Deposit account 0.00 0.00 

Advance 

i) Employer’s Contbn. 47,323.00 9,856.00 iii) Savings accounts 17,798,914.00 89,192,161.00 

recd. for S. Ghai 

j) Security Deposit Firms 47,500.00 40,000.00 

k) Sec. Deposit Contract 149,609.00 81,596.00 

Employees 

l) Contigent Advance 168,545.00 489,192.00 

m) Advance for Courier 2,758.00 0.00 

(Firms) (Adj.) M/s 

Shanti International 

n) Advance for Postage 121,667.00 0.00 

o) Travelling Advances 298,372.00 177,000.00 

p) LTC Refunds (Adj.) 195,300.00 231,696.00 

q) Computer Recovery 7,200.00 7,200.00 

r) Recovery of Lic. Fee 0.00 0.00 

s) Computer Advance 11,000.00 0.00 

t) Motor Vehicle 21,600.00 24,816.00 

Advance 

u) Medical Advance 0.00 38,000.00 

(Adj) 

v) Refund (Misc 

Recoveries) 0.00 0.00 

w) T.D.S.(Contractor) 1,043,835.00 1,269,430.00 

x) T.D.S. ( Salary ) 722,500.00 1,015,450.00 

y) Time Barred Cheques 28,268.00 58,854.00 

z) Publication Adjusted 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL 636,693,402.00 640,828,333.00 TOTAL 636,693,402.00 640,828,333.00 

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INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

INCOME Schedule Current Year Previous Year 

Income from Sales\Services 12 0.00 0.00 

Grants\Subsidies 13 4,387,500.00 3,500,000.00 

Fees/Subscriptions 14 3,463,549.00 353,205.00 

Income from Investments (income on investment from Corpus fund) 15 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00 

Income from Royalty, Publication etc. 16 0.00 0.00 

Interest earned 17 11,774,696.00 14,816,409.00 

Other Income 18 3,508,777.00 1,785,136.00 

Increase/decrease in stock of finished goods 19 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL(A) 103,134,522.00 100,454,750.00 

EXPENDITURE 

Establishment Expenses 20 12,186,481.00 12,819,472.00 

Administrative Expenses etc. 21 13,594,152.00 17,003,763.00 

Expenditure on Grants, subsidies etc. 22 84,091,657.00 102,668,611.00 

Interest, etc. 23 0.00 0.00 

Depreciation(net total at the year end corresponding to Sch.8) 8 1,156,862.00 377,462.00 

TOTAL(B) 111,029,152.00 132,869,308.00 

Balance being excess of Income over Expenditure (A-B ) (7,894,630.00) (32,414,558.00) 

Transfer to Special Reserve (Specify each) 0.00 0.00 

Transfer to General Reserve/ Capital Reserve (7,894,630.00) (32,414,558.00) 

Balance being cost of Assets to Capital fund/Reserve 

SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24 

CONTINGENT LIAB ILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25 

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SCHEDULE-I FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

(Figures in Rupees only) 

SCHEDULE 1 – CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND Current Year Previous Year 

CORPUS FUND 

Balance as at the beginning of the year 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00 

Add: Contributions towards Corpus Fund 0.00 0.00 0.00 

Add/(Deduct): Balance of net income/(expenditure) 0.00 0.00 0.00 

transferred from the income and Expenditure Account 

BALANCE AS AT THE YEAR END 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00 

CAPITAL FUND/RESERVE 

Balance as at the beginning of the year : Capital Res. 204,645,074.00 237,059,632.00 

0.00 0.00 

Add : Excess of Income over expenditure (7,894,630.00) (32,414,558.00) 

Deduction:- cost of library books written off. 0.00 0.00 

BALANCE AS AT THE YEAR END : Capital Res. 196,750,444.00 196,750,444.00 204,645,074.00 204,645,074.00 

General Reserve 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

196,750,444.00 204,645,074.00 

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SCHEDULE-II :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE -II RESERVES AND SURPLUS: Current Year Previous Year 

CORPUS FUND 

1. Capital Reserve 

As per last Account 

Addition during the year 

Less: Deductions during the year 

2. Revaluation Reserve 




3. Special Reserve 




4. General Reserve In view of Audit Observation this has been transferred to Capital 

Reserve Fund. 


Less: Adjustment of the cost of fixed assets 

purchased in previous years shown under 

Capital Fund 

Addition during the year i.e. excess of income 

over expenditure during the year transferred to 

the Reserve 

cost of assets transferred to Capital Fund/Reserve) 


Total 

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SCHEDULE-III :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 3: EARMARKED \ Fundwise Break Up Totals 

ENDOWMENT FUNDS : 

Current Year Previous Year Current Year Previous Year 

a) Opening balance of the funds UNDP-Rs.109448; 724,219.00 724,161.00 

NHRC- Rs.130397/-; Commonwealth Fund-482506/- 

FCRA-Rs.1868/- 

b) Addition to the funds during the year 

i) UNDP-/ nil NHRC- nil 0.00 0.00 

ii) Income from investments made on funds 0.00 58.00 

iii) Commonwealth Fund 0.00 0.00 

Other additions- FCRA 942,791.00 0.00 

TOTAL (a+b) 1,667,010.00 724,219.00 1,667,010.00 724,219.00 

Utilisation/expenditure towards objectives of funds 

i) UNDP Revenue- Expenditure 0.00 0.00 

Salary/Wages/Allowances 0.00 0.00 

Admin-Exp. 0.00 0.00 

Total ( c ) 0.00 0.00 

ii) NHRC -Revenue Expenditure 

Salaries. 60,000.00 0.00 

Contigencies 0.00 0.00 

Other Administrative expenses 0.00 0.00 

Travel Exp. 13,726.00 0.00 

Total ( d ) 73,726.00 

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iii) F.C.R.A. 511,500.00 0.00 

Total ( e ) 511,500.00 0.00 

TOTAL ( c + d + e ) 585,226.00 0.00 585,226.00 0.00 

NET BALANCE AS AT THE YEAR END : (a+b) - (c+d+e) 1,081,784.00 724,219.00 1,081,784.00 724,219.00 

NHRC-56671/+UNDP-109448/+Comn. Fund-482506/+ 

FCRA-433159/ ) 

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SCHEDULE-IV, V & VI :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 4; SECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS ; Current Year Previous Year 

1. Central Government 0.00 0.00 

2. State Government (Specify) 0.00 0.00 

3. Financial Institutions 0.00 0.00 

4. Banks 0.00 0.00 

5. Other Institutions and Agencies 0.00 0.00 

6. Debentures and Bonds 0.00 0.00 

7. Others (Specify) 0.00 0.00 

SCHEDULE 5 – UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 

1. Central Government 0.00 0.00 

2. State Government (Specify) 0.00 0.00 

3. Financial Institutions 0.00 0.00 

4. Banks 0.00 0.00 

a) Term Loans 0.00 0.00 

b) Other Loans (specify) 0.00 0.00 

5. Other Institutions and Agencies 0.00 0.00 


7. Fixed Deposits 0.00 0.00 

8. Others (Specify) 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL 0.00 0.00 

Note : Amounts due within one year 

SCHEDULE 6 – DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES: 0.00 0.00 

a) Acceptances secured by hypothecation of capital equipment 0.00 0.00 

and other assets 

b) Others 0.00 

TOTAL 0.00 

Note : Amounts due within one year 

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SCHEDULE-VII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 7:CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS : Current Year Previous Year 

A. CURRENT LIABILITIES 

1. Acceptances 

2. Sundry Creditors 

a) For Goods 0.00 0.00 

b) Security Deposit ( Firms Rs. 1,15,422/- & 239,175.00 171,353.00 

Contract Employees Rs. 1,23,753/- ) 

3. Advances Received 0.00 0.00 

4. Interest accrued but not due on 

a) Secured loans\borrowings-DDO M/o SJE 0.00 0.00 

b)Unsecured loans\borrowings 0.00 0.00 

5. Statutory Liabilities-New Pension Scheme 178,212.00 2,941,861.00 

a) Overdue 

b) Others 

6. Others : M/s Decent Furnishers- Rs.29824/-, 198,230.00 196,230.00 

M/s Comptel India Rs. 7556/-, 

M/s Pingle Art Rs. 158850/-,M/s Raja Films Rs. 2,000/- 

TOTAL(A) 615,617.00 615,617.00 3,309,444.00 3,309,444.00 

B. PROVISIONS 

1. For Taxation 0.00 0.00 

2. Gratuity 1,062,971.00 790,277.00 

3. Superannuation\Pension 0.00 0.00 

4. Accummulated Leave Encashment 0.00 0.00 

5. Trade Warranties/claims 0.00 0.00 

6. Others (Liability on a/c of Time Barred Cheques) 87,122.00 58,854.00 

TOTAL (B) 1,150,093.00 1,150,093.00 849,131.00 849,131.00 

Total (A+B) 1,765,710.00 1,765,710.00 4,158,575.00 4,158,575.00 

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SCHEDULE-VIII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 

8:FIXED ASSETS 

GROSS BLOCK DEPRECIATION NET BLOCK 

DESCRIPTION 

A. FIXED ASSETS 

Cost/ as at 

beginning of 

the year 

Additions 

during the 

year 

Disposed-off 

during the 

year 

Cost/ valuation 

at the year end 

As at the 

beginning 

of the year 

Additions 

during the 

year 

Deductions 

during the 

year 

Total up to 

the year end 

As at the 

Current year 

end 

As at the 

Previous 

year end 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 

1. LAND 0.00 0.00 0.00 

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

0.00 0.00 

0.00 

2. BUILDINGS 

0.00 0.00 0.00 

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

0.00 0.00 

0.00 

3. PLANT MACHINERY 

& EQUIPMENTS 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

4. FURNITURE, 

FIXTURES 

1,723,495.00 

0.00 

0.00 

1,723,495.00 

720,388.00 

100,311.00 

0.00 

820,699.00 

902,796.00 

1,003,107.00 

5. OFFICE EQUIPMENT 917,059.00 3,500.00 0.00 920,559.00 467,129.00 68,015.00 0.00 535,144.00 385,415.00 449,930.00 

6. COMPUTER/ 

PERIPHERALS 

2,266,000.00 

7,100.00 

0.00 

2,273,100.00 

1,208,563.00 

862,650.00 

0.00 

2,071,213.00 

201,887.00 

1,057,437.00 

7. LIBRARY BOOKS 149,087.00 1,430.00 0.00 150,517.00 0.00 125,886.00 0.00 125,886.00 24,631.00 149,087.00 

8. PUBLICATION 

0.00 0.00 0.00 

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

0.00 0.00 

0.00 

9. OTHER FIXED 

ASSETS 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

0.00 

TOTAL 

5,055,641.00 12,030.00 0.00 5,067,671.00 2,396,080.00 1,156,862.00 0.00 3,552,942.00 1,514,729.00 2,659,561.00 

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NOTE : In view of Audit Observation during 2009-10, the depreciation is provided as under : 

1. Computer Peripherals have been depreciated @ 60% (WDV) instead of 15% (WDV) w.e.f. 2009-10, therefore dep. is 

revised as : 

2009-10 ( Additional Depreciation ) Rs. 5,59,819.00 

2010-11 Rs. 3,02,831.00 

Total Rs.8,62,650.00 

2. Library Books depreciated @ 60% (WDV) w.e.f. 2009-10, hence depreciation on Books : 

2009-10 Rs. 88,938.00 

2010-11 Rs. 36,947.00 

Total Rs. 1,25,886.00 

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SCHEDULE-IX & X :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 9 – INVESTMENTS FROM CORPUS FUND Current Year Previous Year 

1. In Government Securities 0.00 0.00 

2. Other approved Securities 0.00 0.00 

3. Shares 0.00 0.00 


5. Subsidiaries and Joint Ventures 0.00 0.00 

6. Others (to be specified): Fixed Deposits in RBI Bonds 100,00,00,000.00 100,00,00,000.00 

TOTAL 100,00,00,000.00 100,00,00,000.00 

SCHEDULE 10 – INVESTMENTS -OTHERS 

1. In Government Securities ( RBI Bonds ) 6,00,00,000.00 0.00 

2. Other approved Securities 0.00 0.00 

3. Shares 0.00 0.00 


5. Subsidiaries and Joint Ventures 0.00 0.00 

6. Others (to be specified): Fixed/Flexi Deposit with Nationalized Bank 10,00,00,000.00 9,80,00,000.00 

TOTAL 16,00,00,000.00 9,80,00,000.00 

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SCHEDULE-XI :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE:11:CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC : Current Year Previous Year 

A CURRENT ASSETS: 

1. Inventories: 

a) Stores and Spares 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

b) Loose Tools 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

c) Stock-in-trade (Publications) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

opening stock : 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

add: Additions during the year 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

less : distributed free w/o to I&E a/c 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

less : sold for cash 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

Balance at the close of the year 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

2. Sundry Debtors : 

a) Debts O\S for more than six months 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

b) Others 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

3. Cash balances in hand (including cheques/drafts 318.00 318.00 0.00 0.00 

and imprest) 

4. Bank Balances: 

a) With Scheduled Banks: 

- On Current Accounts 0.00 0.00 

- On Deposit Accounts 0.00 0.00 

- On Savings Accounts 17,798,914.00 17,798,914.00 89,192,161.00 89,192,161.00 

b) with non-scheduled Banks: 

- On Current Accounts 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

- On Deposit Accounts 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

- On Savings Accounts 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

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5. Post Office- Savings Accounts 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL(A) 17,799,232.00 17,799,232.00 89,192,161.00 

B. LOANS, ADVANCES AND OTHER ASSETS 

1. Loans: 

a) Staff : 

(i) Contingent Advance Rs. 3200/- 

(ii) TA/DA Advance Rs. 15000/- 

(iii) Postage Advance Rs. 13234/- 31,434.00 0.00 

b) Other entities engaged in activities/ objectives 0.00 0.00 

similar to that of the entity 

c) Others : Min. of H.R.D. for TA of Chairperson 52,104.00 83,538.00 0.00 0.00 

Rs. 52104/- 

2. Advances and other amounts recoverable in cash 

or in kind or for value to be received: 

(a) On Capital Account 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

(b) Prepayments (i) India International Centre, New Delhi 55,858.00 21,519.00 

(ii) For postage : -M/s Shanti International Rs. 22,242/- 

( BK Material) M/s M.R.S. International Rs. 1,35,000/- 

(-do-) Deptt. of Post Rs. 213855/- ( Calenders/Diaries) 371,097.00 0.00 

(iii) Advances to staff : 

H.B.A. Rs. 816558/- 

M.C.A. Rs. 90077/- 

Computer Advance Rs. 19000/- 925,635.00 405,630.00 

(iv) Security Deposit (Rent ) 3,900,000.00 5,252,590.00 3,900,000.00 4,327,149.00 

3. Income Accrued 

a) On Investment from Corpus Fund 13,333,333.00 13,333,333.00 11,053,334.00 11,053,334.00 

b) On Investments – others 1,614,516.00 1,614,516.00 2,585,663.00 2,585,663.00 

c) On Loans and Advances 0.00 0.00 

d) Others (Donation from IDBI ) 0.00 0.00 1,710,000.00 1,710,000.00 

4. Claims receivable 0.00 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL (B) 20,283,977.00 19,676,146.00 

TOTAL (A+B) 38,083,209.00 108,868,307.00 

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SCHEDULE-XII, XIII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 12 – INCOME FROM SALES/SERVICES Current Year Previous Year 

1. Income from Sales 

a) Sale of Finished Goods 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

b) Sale of Raw Material 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

c) Sale of scraps 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

2. Income from Services 

a) Labour and Processing Charges 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

b) Professional/Consultancy Services 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

c) Agency Commission and Brokerage 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

d) Maintenance Services(Equipment/Property) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

e) Others (specify) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL 

SCHEDULE 13 – GRANTS/SUBSIDIES 

(Irrevocable grants & subsidies received) 

1. Central Government ( Min. of Social Justice & 0.00 0.00 3,500,000.00 3,500,000.00 

Empowerment ) 

2. State Government (s) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

3. Government Agencies 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

4. Institutions/Welfare Bodies 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

5. International Organisations 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

6. Sponsorships for Badhte Kadam Campaign : 

(i) O.N.G.C. Rs. 40,00,000/- 

(ii) V.S.O. Rs. 1,37,500/- 

(iii) Special Olympics Bharat 2,50,000/- 4,387,500.00 4,387,500.00 0.00 0.00 

7. Others (Specify) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL 4,387,500.00 4,387,500.00 3,500,000.00 3,500,000.00 

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SCHEDULE-XIV, XV :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 14 INCOME FROM FEES/SUBSCRIPTIONS Current Year Previous Year 

1. Entrance Fees 0.00 

2. Annual Fees/Subscriptions 0.00 

3. Seminar/Program Fees 0.00 

4. Health Insurance Premium ( Niramaya Fees ) 3,169,149.00 

5. Registration Fees 294,400.00 353,205.00 353,205.00 

TOTAL 3,463,549.00 3,463,549.00 353,205.00 353,205.00 

Note: Accounting policies towards each item are to 

be disclosed 

SCHEDULE 15:INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS : 

(Income on investment from Corpus Fund) 

1. Interest 

a) On RBI Bonds 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00 

2. Dividends 

a) On Shares 0.00 0.00 

b) On Mutual Fund Securities 0.00 0.00 

3. Rents 0.00 0.00 

4. Others (specify): Interest on SFD with Bank 

Received.Rs. 0.00 0.00 

Accrued RS. 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00 

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SCHEDULE-XVI, XVII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 16 – INCOME FROM ROYALTY, Current Year Previous Year 

PUBLICATION ETC. 

1) Income from Royalty 0.00 0.00 

2) Income from Publications: Sale of publication/books 0.00 0.00 

3) Others (specify): Misc. Sale of cartridge etc. 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL 

SCHEDULE 17 – INTEREST EARNED 

1) On Term Deposits 

a) With Scheduled Banks : 6,268,880.00 14,276,580.00 

b) With Non-Scheduled Banks 0.00 0.00 

c) With Institutions 0.00 0.00 

d) Others 0.00 0.00 

2) On Savings Accounts 

a) With Scheduled Banks 5,505,816.00 539,829.00 

b) With Non-Scheduled Banks 0.00 0.00 

c) With Institutions 0.00 0.00 

d) Others 0.00 0.00 

3) On Loans 

a) Employees/Staff 0.00 0.00 

b) Others 0.00 0.00 

4) Interest on Debtors and Other Receivables 0.00 0.00 

TOTAL 11,774,696.00 11,774,696.00 14,816,409.00 14,816,409.00 

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SCHEDULE-XVIII, XIX :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 18 – OTHER INCOME Current Year Previous Year 

1. Profit on Sale/disposal of Assets 

a) Owned assets 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

b) Assets acquired out of grants, or received free of cost 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

2. Export Incentives realized. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

3. Donations 3,469,682.00 3,469,682.00 1,765,811.00 1,765,811.00 

4. Mise Income( Tender Fee Recd.-Rs.25,000/-+ 

Comp. Recvry Rs. 7200/- + Misc. Rs. 2400/- + 

Interest on M.C.A. 4,375/-) 38,975.00 38,975.00 19,155.00 19,155.00 

5. Fee under R.T.I. 120.00 120.00 170.00 170.00 

TOTAL 3,508,777.00 1,785,136.00 

SCHEDULE 19 – INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN STOCK OF FINISHED GOODS & WORK IN PROGRESS 

a) Closing stock 

- Finished Goods 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

- Work-in-progress 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

b) Less: Opening Stock 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

- Finished Goods 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

- Work-in-progress 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

NET INCREASE/(DECREASE) (a-b) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 

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SCHEDULE-XX :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 20 – ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES. Current Year Previous Year 

a) Salaries and Wages(Salary- 9582551/-+ Contra.Salary 445305/- 

+ Wages 400/-) 10,028,256.00 11,161,446.00 

b) Allowances and Bonus(Honorarium- 57500 /-+ Bonus- 34540/-) 92,040.00 34,540.00 

c) Contribution to Other Funds (specify): Leave Salary and Pension 

Contribution 208,951.00 116,016.00 

d) Staff Welfare Expenses (LTC) 198,389.00 263,926.00 

e) Expenses on Employees Retirement and Terminal Benefits- 

DCRG Rs. 265676/- + New Pension Scheme- Rs. 505635/- 771,311.00 727,192.00 

f) Others : Establishment related expenses (Reimbursement of medical 

expenses Rs. 710460/-+ Tution Fee 164870/- + Newspaper 

Reimbursement- 12204/-) 887,534.00 516,352.00 

TOTAL 12,186,481.00 12,819,472.00 

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SCHEDULE-XXI :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

Amount (Rs.) 

SCHEDULE 21 – ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES ETC. Current Year Previous Year 

a) Purchases 0.00 0.00 

b) Labour and processing expenses 0.00 0.00 

c) Cartage and Carriage Inwards 0.00 0.00 

d) Electricity and power 319,653.00 316,827.00 

e) Water Charges 57,720.00 38,608.00 

f) Telephone Charges 454,901.00 464,908.00 

g) Repairs and maintenance 296,689.00 317,850.00 

h) Excise Duty 0.00 0.00 

i) Rent, Rates and Taxes 7,800,000.00 7,779,032.00 

j) Vehicle Running and Maintenance 812,421.00 878,041.00 

k) Postage Charges 284,598.00 1,112,721.00 

l) Printing and Stationary 950,068.00 2,126,079.00 

m) Travelling and Conveyance Expenses 1,843,389.00 1,245,942.00 

n) Expenses on Seminar/Workshops 0.00 0.00 

o) Subscription Expenses-Newspaper Office 4,039.00 2,192.00 

p) Expenses on Fees 0.00 0.00 

q) Auditors Remuneration 33,313.00 44,790.00 

r) Hospitality Expenses 60,400.00 65,937.00 

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s) Professional Charges 285,267.00 290,444.00 

t) Packing Charges 0.00 0.00 

u) Freight and Forwarding Expenses 0.00 0.00 

v) Photocopy Charges 24,041.00 79,110.00 

w) Shifting and Building Renovation 0.00 1,793,632.00 

x) Other Misc. expenses including bank charges (365531/- + 2122/- ) 367,653.00 447,650.00 

TOTAL 13,594,152.00 17,003,763.00 

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SCHEDULE-XXII, XXIII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2011 

Amount (Rs.) 

SCHEDULE 22 – EXPENDITUTRE ON GRANTS, SUBSIDIES ETC. Current Year Previous Year 

a) Programmes & Projects 

(i) Samarth 19,079,851.00 21,070,549.00 

(ii) Aspiration ( Day Care Centre) 7,497,818.00 10,787,100.00 

(iii) Remote Area Funding 367,000.00 45,000.00 

(iv) Supported Guardianship Scheme 0.00 359,736.00 

(v) Asmita ( Insurance Scheme ) -6,170.00 0.00 

(vi) Health Insurance Scheme ( Niramaya) 26,686,990.00 14,806,045.00 

(vii) Uddyam Prabha 2,000.00 700.00 

(viii) Gyan Prabha 51,660.00 16,800.00 

(ix) Media Information Centre 733,849.00 1,599,840.00 

(x) DSE(ASD)Programme 132,500.00 0.00 

(xi) GHARAUNDA (Life Long Care Scheme) 4,804,800.00 7,838,605.00 

(xii) Special Projects/Others 2,188,150.00 4,583,445.00 

(xiii) Honorarium/Salaries to staff 451,224.00 194,801.00 

TOTAL (a) 61,989,672.00 61,302,621.00 

b) Awarness & Publicity 

(i) Print & Electronic Media (including Badhte Kadam-II Rs. 65,54,289/-) 8,145,402.00 5,548,913.00 

(ii) Publications 95,288.00 0.00 

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(iii) Workshops / Seminars 1,407,230.00 1,147,774.00 

(iv) Exhibitions / Fairs 1,397,382.00 4,456,098.00 

(v) Website/Software Development 1,953,715.00 1,120,663.00 

TOTAL (b) 12,999,017.00 12,273,448.00 

c) Training 

(i) Disability Equity Training/ ZTRT 0.00 0.00 

(II) Organizational Development Programme 0.00 0.00 

(iii) Inclusive Education for Pvt. School Teachers 0.00 0.00 

(iv) Special School Teachers Trg. Programme 0.00 35,000.00 

(v) Sahyogi / Care Givers Training 1,089,000.00 7,416,363.00 

(vi) Community Awareness Programme 489,025.00 1,520,640.00 

TOTAL (c) 1,578,025.00 8,972,003.00 

d) Institutional Arrangements, Meetings and Others 

(i) SNAC/SNAP 1,504,039.00 14,458,549.00 

(ii) Local Level Committees 459,775.00 679,764.00 

(iii) Marketing Federation ( ARUNIM ) 1,800,000.00 1,800,000.00 

(iv) Inspection of NGOs 8,851.00 23,279.00 

(v) Annual Award & Scholarship 742,294.00 559,061.00 

(vi) Annual General Meeting 1,139,266.00 728,251.00 

(vii) Board Meetings 443,741.00 351,848.00 

(viii) Sub Committee and other Meetings 1,198,977.00 1,214,406.00 

(ix) Research Study- Evaluation 60,000.00 0.00 

(x) Fund Raising 168,000.00 305,381.00 

TOTAL (d) 7,524,943.00 20,120,539.00 

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GRAND TOTAL ( a ) to ( d ) 84,091,657.00 102,668,611.00 

SCHEDULE 23 - INTEREST etc. 

a) On Fixed Loans 0.00 0.00 

b) On other loans ( including Bank Charges ) 0.00 0.00 

c) Others (specify ) : Bank charges for making demand drafts. 0.00 0.00 

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16-B, Bada Bazar Road, Old Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi- 110 060. 

SCHEDULE –XXIV : FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 ST MARCH 


SCHEDULE 24 – SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES (Illustrative) 

1. ACCOUNTING CONVENTION: 

The financial statements are prepared on the basis of historical cost convention, 

unless otherwise stated and on the accrual method of accounting. 

2. INVENTORY VALUATION 

2.1 Stores and Spares (including machinery Spares) are valued at cost. 

2.2 Raw materials, semi-finished goods and finished goods are valued at lower of 

cost and net realizable value. The costs are based on weighted average cost. 

Cost of finished goods and semi-finished goods is determined by considering 

material, labour and related overheads. 

3. INVESTMENTS 

3.1 Investments classified as “long term investments” are carried at cost. Provision 

for decline, other than temporary, is made in carrying cost of such investments. 

3.2 Investments classified as “Current” are carried at lower of cost and fair value. 

Provision for shortfall on the value of such investments is made for each 

investment considered individually and not on a global basis. 

3.3 Cost includes acquisition expenses like brokerage, transfer stamps. 

4. EXCISE DUTY 

Liability for excise duty in respect of goods produced by the entity, other than for 

exports, is accounted upon completion of manufacture and provision is made for 

excisable manufactured goods as at the year end. 

5. FIXED ASSETS 

5.1 Fixed Assets are stated at cost of acquisition inclusive of inward freight, duties 

and taxes and incidental and direct expenses related to acquisition. In respect 

of projects involving construction, related pre-operational expenses (including 

interest on loans for specific project prior to its completion), form part of the 

value of the assets capitalized. 

5.2 Fixed Assets received by way of non-monetary grants (other than towards the 

Corpus Fund), are capitalized at values stated, by corresponding credit to Capital 

Fund/ Reserve. 

6. DEPRECIATION: 

The Trust has been created by an act Parliament. The ‘Trust’ is a non-profit organization 

and is 100 per cent funded by the Government of India. Depreciation on the assets has 

not been provided till 2006-07. However, in view of Audit Observation, the 

depreciation on fixed assets and arrears thereof had been provided with retrospective 

effect at the rates prescribed by the Income Tax Act on the block of Assets as at the 

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close of financial earlier. During the year 2010-11, as suggested by Audit, the 

depreciation rates for Computer & peripherals and on Library Books have been 

revised to 60% (WDV). A sum of Rs. 11,56,862/- has been written off to Income & 

Expenditure on this account during the year. 

7. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE: 

Deferred revenue expenditure is written off over a period of 5 years from the year it 

is incurred. 

8. ACCOUNTING FOF SALES : 

Sales include excise duty and are net of sales returns, rebate and trade discount. 

9. GOVERNMENT GRANTS/SUBSIDIES : 

9.1 Government grants of the nature of contribution towards capital cost of setting 

up projects are treated as Capital Reserve and Grants in respect of specific fixed 

assets acquired are shown as a deduction from the cost of the related assets. 

9.2 Government grants/subsidy are accounted on realization basis. 

10. FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS : 

10.1 Transactions denominated in foreign currency are accounted at the exchange 

rate prevailing at the date of transaction. 

10.2 Current assets, foreign currency loans and current liabilities are converted at the 

exchange rate prevailing as at the year end and the resultant gain/loss is adjusted 

to cost of fixed assets, if the foreign currency liability relates to fixed assets, and 

in other cases is considered to revenue. 

11. LEASE : 

Lease rentals are expensed with reference to lease terms. 

12. RETIREMENT BENEFITS : 

12.1 Additional Liability on account of Gratuity payable to employees on their 

retirement/cessation of service has been provided for in accounts for the year 

ending on 31.3.2011. 

12.2 Pension contribution of staffs has been provided in the accounts. 

Accounts officer 

Chief Executive Officer 

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16-B, Bada Bazar Road, Old Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi- 110 060. 

SCHEDULE –XXV : FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 ST MARCH 2011 

SCHEDULE 25 – CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 

(Illustrative) 

1. CONTINGENT LIABILITIES : 

1.1 Claims against the Entity not acknowledged as debts – Rs.__Nil_(Previous 

year Rs._Nil_) 

1.2 In respect of : 

- Bank guarantees given by/on behalf of the Entity – Rs. __Nil__(Previous 

year Rs._Nil__) 

- Letters of Credit opened by Bank on behalf of the Entity –Rs. 

_Nil_(Previous year Rs._Nil_) 

- Bills discounted with banks Rs. _Nil_(Previous year Rs._Nil__) 

1.3 Disputed demands in respect of : 

- Income Tax Rs. _Nil___(Previous year Rs.__Nil__) 

- Sales Tax Rs. _Nil __(Previous year Rs.__Nil__) 

- Municipal Tax Rs. Nil__(Previous year Rs.__Nil__) 

1.4 In respect of claims from parties for non-execution of orders but contested by 

the Entity - Rs. _Nil_(Previous year Rs.Nil_) 

2. CAPITAL COMMITMENTS : 

Estimated value of contracts remaining to be executed on capital account and not 

provided for (net of advances) Rs.Nil_(Previous year Rs. Nil) 

3. LEASE OBLIGATIONS : 

Future obligations for rentals under finance lease arrangements for plant and 

machinery amount to Rs.Nil_(Previous year Rs. Nil ) 

4. CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS AND ADVANCES : 

In the opinion of the Management, the current assets, loans and advances have a 

value on realization in the ordinary course of business, equal at least to the 

aggregate amount shown in the Balance Sheet. 

5. TAXATION : 

In view of there being no taxable income under Income-tax Act 1961, no provision 

for Income tax has been considered necessary. 

6. FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS : 

6.1 Value of Imports Calculated on CIF Basis : Current Year Previous Year 

- Purchase of finished goods - - 

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- Raw materials and components - - 

(including in transit)


- Capital Goods - - 

- Stores, Spares and Consumables - - 

6.2 Expenditure in foreign currency: Nil Nil 

a) Travel 

b) Remittances and interest payments to Financial Institutions/banks in 

foreign currency 

c) Other Expenditure: 

- Commission on Sales 

- Legal and Professional Expenses 

- Miscellaneous Expenses 

6.3 Earnings: 

Value of Exports on FOB basis Nil Nil 

7. Remuneration to Auditors: 

As Auditors for Current Year Previous Year 

- Taxation matters 0.00 0.00 

- Management services 0.00 0.00 

- Certification Rs 33,313.00 Rs. 44,790.00 

- Others Rs 0.00 Rs 0.00 

8. Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged, 

wherever necessary. 

9. Schedules 1 to 25 are annexed to and form an integral part of the Balance Sheet as at 

31 st March 2011 and the Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended on 

that date. 

Accounts Officer Chief Executive Officer 

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ANNEXURE-I 

LIST OF BOARD MEMBERS 

(as on 31 st March 2011) 

S. No. Name Telephone Nos. /E-mail 

1. Smt. Poonam Natarajan 011-431-87800 

Chairperson, National Trust 

contactus@thenationaltrust.in 

chairperson@thenationaltrust.in 

2. Shri Atul Prasad 011-431-87801 

JS & CEO, National Trust 

contactus@thenationaltrust.in 

Js-ceo@thenationaltrust.in 

3. Shri Arbind Prasad 011-23384284 

Joint Secretary (DD), 

arbind_prasad@hotmail.com 

M/O. Social Justice and Empowerment, 

6th Floor, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi 

4. Dr. Vijay Kumar 011-23382313 

Joint Secretary (SGSY) 

tvijay.kumar@nic.in 

M/O. Rural Development, Room No. 249, 

‘G’ Wing, Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi 

5. Smt. Amarjeet Kaur 011-23350896 

Deputy Director General (E) 

ddg-dget@nic.in 

M/o. Labour, Room No. 511, 

Shram Shakti Bhawan, New Delhi 

6. Shri Vivek Joshi 011-23381654, 

Joint Secretary, 

vivek.joshi@nic.in 

Room No. 605 ‘A’, 

Min. of Women and Child Development, 

Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi 

7. Shri A.N. Jha 011-23381930 

Joint Secretary & F.A., 

ajaynjha@yahoo.co.in 

M/o Social Justice & Empowerment, 

Shastri Bhawan,New Delhi 

8. Shri A.K. Mehta 011-23062309 

Joint Secretary (UD) 

akmehta@nic.in 

M/O. Urban Development, 

Room No.140, ‘C’ Wing, 

Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi 

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9. Dr. Dinesh Bhatnagar 011-23061467 

Additional Director General, 

M/o. Health and Family Welfare, 

Room No. 157 ‘A’ Wing 

Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi 

10. Shri S. Khuntia 011-23381096 

Joint Secretary (SE), 

s.khuntia@nic.in 

M/O. Human Resource Development, 

Deptt. Of Education, Room No. 217, 

‘C’ Wing, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi 


11. Shri Anil Joshi 0712-2286900, 

SWEEKAR 9818830940 

14, Shiv Shakti Apartments, anilujoshi@gmail.com, 

Khamla Main Road, Pandey Layout, anijoshi@in.ibm.com, 

Nagpur - 440025, Maharashtra 

12. Smt. Sneha Mishra 09437017963 

AAINA, 

aaina50@hotmail.com 

Plot No.70/3530, Ground Floor 

Near Hotel Mayfair, Lagoon 

Jaydev Vihar, Bhubaneswar-751013, 

Orissa 

13. Ms. Merry Barua 011-55347422, 

Action for Autism, 9810225923 

Pocket 7 & 8, Jasola Vihar, 

autism@vsnl.com 

New Delhi - 110025 

14. Smt. Jeeja Ghosh 033-24615291 

92-B, Saptaparni, 9433045340 

58/1, Ballygunge Circular Road, jeeja.ankur@gmail.com 

Kolkata – 700 019 

15. Shri. Zamir Dhale 9971176320 

Advocacy Officer 

zamir@senseintindia.org 

Sense International (India), 

405, Favourite Residency, 

Opp. St. Xavier’s Loyola School, 

Memnagar, Ahmedabad, 

Gujarat – 380 052. 

16. Sh. Kishore Mohan Bhattacharya 0361-2574812, 

Qtr. No. 72 - A 9435010388 

Guwahati University Campus, 

kishor_bhattacharyya2004@ 

Guwahati - 14, Assam 

yahoo.co.in 

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17. Ms. Meera Ramachand 080-26571953 

The Association For The Mentally 9880113264 

Handicapped, 

meera_ramchand@yahoo.com 

Near Kidwai Cancer Hospital, 

Off. Hosur Road, Bangalore - 560-029, 

Karnataka 

18. Shri P. John Rajkumar 044- 24832026 

MAITHREE, No.4, 2nd Cross Street 9444398401 

Ganganagar, Kodambakkam 

pjr@lntecc.com 

Chennai-600 024, Tamil Nadu 

19. Representative –Vacant 

CII 

20. Shri Paresh Tewary 011-23753118 

Director 9899676698 

FICCI - SEDF, Federation House, 

pareshtewary@ficci.com 

Tansen Marg, New Delhi - 110 001 

21. Mr. Shekhar Borker 9811159381 

Representative-ASSOCHAM 

L-19, Mohanalaya, South Extension-II shekharborker@gmail.com 


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LIST OF BOARD MEMBERS, ARUNIM 


ANNEXURE-II 

1 Ms. Sminu Jindal, Chairperson, Jindal SAW Chairperson 

2 Ms.Thilakam Rajendran, Special Educator, Rehab professional MD 

3 Mr. Bobby Zachariah, , Product Designer and Developer Director 

4 Ms. Sharmila Divatia, IT professional Director 

5 Mr. Sumit Roy, Clinical Psychologist working with mentally Director 

challenged 

6 Mr. Akhil Paul, Social Worker, working with deaf blind Director 

7 Mr. Niranjan Khatri, General manager, ITC Director 

8 Ms. Rama Chari, Director, DEOC Director 

9 Ms. Prema Gnanaolivu, Product Designer and Developer Director 

10 Ms Abha Negi, GM Corp Commn, Jindal SAW and SVAYAM, Director 

working on access for disabled 

11 Ms. Deepak Kalra, Director, Umang Director 

12 Mr. Arman Ali, Executive Director, Shishu Sarothi Director 

13 Ms. Shanti Raghwan, Director, Enable India Director 

14 Ms. Brinda Balakrishnan, Management Consultant Director 

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STAFF ORGANOGRAM 


ANNEXURE-III 

Shri Mukesh Kumar Tyagi 

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ANNEXURE-IV 

REPRESENTATION of SCs, STs and OBCs in STAFF 

Groups Number of Employees Number of Appointments made during the previous 

calendar year 

By Direct By Promotion By other 

Recruitment 

Methods 

Total SCs STs OBCs Total SCs STs OBCs Total SCs STs Total SCs STs 

Group A 3 - - - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Group B 8 - - - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Group C 4 - - 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 

Group D 3 - - 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

(Excluding 

Safai 

Karamcharis) 

Group D 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

(Safai 

Karamcharis) 

Total 18 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 

REPRESENTATION OF THE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES 

Groups Number of Direct Recruitment Promotion 

Employees No. of No. of No. of No. of 

Vacancies Appointments Vacancies Appointments 

Reserved Made reserved Made 

Total VH HH OH VH HH OH Total VH HH OH VH HH OH Total VH HH OH 

Group A 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Group B 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Group C 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Group D 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Total 18 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

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IMPORTANT MEETINGs/ EVENTS OF NATIONAL TRUST 

ANNEXURE-V 

Date 

Event 

7.4.2010 39 th Special Board Meeting for approval of annual accounts 

7.4.2010 Legal Sub Committee Meeting 

22.4.2010 Inauguration of Sambhav by Minister of SJ&E 

12.05.2010 1 st Grant Sanction Committee Meeting 

2.06.2010 1 st Meeting of National Trust Annual Awards Selection Committee 

3.06.2010 40 th Board Meeting 

7.7.2010 2 nd Meeting of National Trust Annual Awards Selection Committee 

27.7.2010 to 29.7.2010 B.K. II Meeting 

30.07.2010 Review meeting of all State Nodal Agency Centre (SNAC), State Nodal Agency 

Partner (SNAP) 

8.09.2010 41 st Board Meeting 

9.09.2010 Knowledge Workshop 

10.09.2010 Annual General Meeting and Annual Awards Function of National Trust.The 

new website of National Trust was also launched on the occasion by Hon’ble 

Minister of State for Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India. 

16.11.2010 Ceremony of Shilpotsav – National Trust programme at Dilli Haat 

16.11.2010 Flag off ceremony of “Badhte Kadam-II” a disability awareness expedition. 

30.11.2010 Flag in ceremony of “Badhte Kadam-II” a disability awareness expedition. 

2.12.2010 42 nd Board Meeting 

13.12.2010 to 14.12.2010 SNAC meeting to discuss New Persons with Disabilities Act 

30.12.2010 National Trust Annual Day 

6.1.2011 2 nd Grant Sanction Committee meeting for Innovative Projects 

25.1.2011 Brain Storming Session 

9.2.2011 to 10.2.2011 Review Meeting of SNAC/SNAPs 

4.03.2011 43 rd Board Meeting 

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LLC QUARTERLY ACTIVITY REPORT 


ANNEXURE-VI 

For the Quarter 

Ending 

Report/ Letter No 

& Date 

PART A 

1. District 2. State 

3. Details of the Local Level Committee Members 

SN Designation Name Mobile No. Email Other 

Contmact No. 

(i) 

(ii) 

(iii) 

(iv) 

(v) 

(vi) 

Chairperson 

NGO 

Representative 

PWD 

Distt Welfare 

Officer 

CMO 

Lawyer 

(vii) 

(viii) 

4. Details of Meeting(s) held during the year 

Date Decisions Taken/ Action Points Follow up Actions Taken 

Please attach separate sheets if required 

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5.1. Details of Bank Account 

Account No. 

IFSC Code 

Bank Name 

Branch Address 

5.2. Details of Receipts &Utilization of Fund from National Trust during the year 

Utilization Certificate sent to 

Date of Receipt Amount Received Amount Utilized National Trust vide letter 

No. & date 

Opening Balance 

5.3. Details of Receipts &Utilization of Fund from Other Sources during the year 

Date of Receipt Source Amount Received Amount Utilized 

Opening Balance 

All Other Sources 

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State Govt. 

6. Details of Legal Guardians Appointed 

S. Particulars Till Last year During This Year 

No Male Female Total Male Female Total 

1.1 Total No. of Applications 

Received for Appointment of 

Legal Guardians 

1.2 No. of Applications 

Approved 

1.3 No. of Applications Pending 

1.4 No of Applications Rejected 

2.1 Total No. of Legal Guardians 

Appointed 

2.2 Less No. of Guardians Died/ 

Removed etc. 

2.3 Net No. of Legal Guardians 

3 Net No. of PWDs covered 

4 No. of cases where Property 

Details in form C & D Rule 27 

(1)(2) are obtained 

5 No of Cases in which Bank 

Transaction Details are obtained


7. List of Legal Guardians Appointed during the year 

S. Name of Ward Main Name of 

No. Disability Guardian 

of Ward 

Date of Appointment 

Certificate No 

Gender of Ward 

(A/ CP/ 

MR/ MD) 

Date when Property 

Details Obtained 

Validity Status of 

Guardianship 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 


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PART B 

8. Schemes & Programmes in the District during the year 

S. Scheme Expected Role of LLC Amount Spent by No. of 

No. & District Collector (DC) LLC/ DC Beneficiaries 

1 Niramaya Enrollment, Certification 

2 Uddyam Prabha Recommendation, Facilitation 

3 Gyan Prabha Recommendation, Facilitation 

4 Sahyogi Awareness Generation, 

Facilitation 

5 Remote Area Awareness Generation, 

Funding 

Facilitation 

6 Samarth Monitoring 

7 Aspiration Awareness Generation, 

Monitoring 

8 Disability Equity Participation, Sensitization 

Training 

9 Awareness Participation, Sensitization 

Generation 

Programmes 

10 Parents Meet Implementation 

11 SHG/ Parents Formation, Facilitation 

Association 

12 Development / Implementation, Facilitation 

Translation of 

Awareness 

Materials into 

Local Language 

13 National Trust Recommendation, Facilitation 

Annual Awards 

14 Legal Guardian Appointment, Monitoring, 

Dispute Resolution 

15 Disability Co-ordination with district 

Certificate/ ID authorities 

Cards 

16 SLCC/ SNAC/ Co-ordination 

SNAP/ Regd. 

Organization 

17 All Other Convergence, Co-ordination, 

Schemes in the & Protection of rights/ 

District share of PWD 


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9. Brief Write up on (Please attach separate sheets if required) 


1. Any Role Model in the District (Individual PWD) 

2. Any Success Story in the District (Individual/ Group/ Organization 

3. Outstanding NGO in the District 

4. Good Practices in the District (LLC Offices/ Collectorate/ Govt. Offices) 

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PART C 

10. Please give your response to the following 

1.Do you have a separate office premise/ room for LLC 

Yes/No 

If ‘No’, what steps are being taken to set up such an office If ‘Yes’, give address 

2. Is the District Collector’s Office disabled friendly/ barrier free Yes/No 

If ‘No’, what steps are being taken to make it so If ‘Yes’, state what steps were taken 

3. Are your all planning and schemes in the district inclusive keeping Yes/No 

PWDs in mind 

If ‘No’, what steps are being taken to make them so If ‘Yes’, state what steps were taken 

4. Do you have any disaster management plan for the district keeping PwDs Yes/No 

in mind 

If ‘No’, what steps are being taken to make it so If ‘Yes’, state what steps were taken 

5. Do you organize exclusive camps only for PwDs for various programmes Yes/No 

& activities like issuing disability certificate, appointment of legal guardians, 

distribution of pension or assistive devices etc 

If ‘No’, why not If ‘Yes’, specify date, venue, purpose, activities and outcome of such 

camps held in this year. 

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6. Have you earmarked any day in your office for addressing disability Yes/No 

related issues 

If ‘No’, why not If ‘Yes’, specify day and outcome of such an approach. 

7. Have you constituted sub-committees for assisting LLC Yes/No 

If ‘No’, what steps are being taken to constitute them If ‘Yes’, give their details. 

8. Have you nominated / co-opted other district officials/non officials in LLC Yes/No 

If ‘No’, why not or what steps are being taken to do so If ‘Yes’, give details about them and 

their roles assigned. 

9. Do you maintain proper records of your activities particularly about Yes/No 

guardianship certificates 

If ‘No’, what steps are being taken to do so If ‘Yes’, give details with steps, if any, taken to 

make such records electronically available on website. 

10. Have you taken measures to prevent misuse of invalid/ cancelled Yes/No 

guardianship certificates 

If ‘No’, why not or what steps are being taken to do so If ‘Yes’, give details with outcome. 

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11. Are issues concerning disabilities regularly reviewed along with other issues Yes/No 

in general review meetings in the district 


12. Have you organized training/ sensitization programmes for various Yes/No 

officials/ authorities in the district about issues concerning disabilities 


13. Do you co-ordinate with SLCC/SNAC/SNAP and organizations registered Yes/No 

with the National Trust from your district 


14. Do you access National Trust website regularly on at least weekly basis Yes/No 

If ‘No’, why not If ‘Yes’, how frequently do you access Also give your feedback/ 

suggestions. 

11. Did you know that: 

1 It is mandatory for LLC to have quarterly meetings. Yes/No 

2 Every six months, LLC has to send report on guardianship. Yes/No 

3 Tenure of LLC is for 3 years but it will continue even after 3 years Yes/No 

till it is reconstituted 

4 Forms C & D under Rule 27 of the National Trust Act are Yes/No 

specifically available to monitor the functioning of guardians 

5 National Trust provides Rs. 10000/- pa to every LLC. Additional 

grant of Rs. 10000/-pa is provided for travelling of NGO-Member 

in case he/she is from neighbouring district. 

Yes/No 

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6 A Total Grant upto Rs. 30000/- pa can be provided by the National Yes/No 

Trust to LLCs if the State Govt. also provides its share of Rs. 20000/- 

7 Grants so provided to LLCs can be utilized at their sole discretion 

which includes expenditure on travelling of members to attend 

meetings. 

Yes/No 

8 Every year, National Trust provides Awards to the best LLC Yes/No 

during its Annual General Meeting 

9 National Trust organizes Disability Equity Training for Yes/No 

LLC members 

10 National Trust website nationalltrust.org.in or thenationaltrust. Yes/No 

in is regularly updated almost on daily basis. 

11 National Trust has launched an Ability helpline or Abiline. Yes/No 

12. Any other point which you will like to share 

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Report LG-List/Past Records 

Date of this 

Report 

Year 

Other Details 

Name of 

Co-Guardian 

Name of 

Alternate 

Guardian 

Remarks 

FORM FOR GATHERING INFORMATION ON LEGAL GUARDIANS 

1 

2 

LLC 

Code 

Name of LLC 

Chairperson 

District State 

Details of Legal Guardians under the National Trust Act 

Designation 

Date 

of Last 

report 

Total No. of Legal Guardians appointed 

till last report 

3 

Name of present 

NGO Member 

National 

Trust Regn 

No. 

Total No. of Legal Guardians appointed 

in this report 

4 

Name of present 

PwD Member 

Contact No. 

Grand Total No. of Legal Guardians as 

per reports available (2+3) 

5 Period of Report From To 

Report prepared by (give name & 

designation) 

SN 

Details of LG Certificate 

Date of 

Issue 

Certificate 

(Despatch) 

No. 

Present 

Status 

Reasons, 

if Not 

Valid 

Date of 

Submission 

of Statutory 

Forms 

Form 

C 

Form 

D 

Details of the PwD/ Ward 

Name 

Niramaya 

Health 

Card No. or 

Application 

ID no. 

Gender 

Details of the 

Guardian 

Name Gender 

Obligations of 

Guardian 

Category 

(A,B,C,D)* 

Pl 

specify 

if any 

other 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

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ANNEXURE-VIII 

MYTHS AND FACTS 

LEGAL GUARDIANSHIP 

There are some common myths attached to the legal guardianship such as: 

× All persons with autism, cerebral palsy, mental retardation or multiple disabilities 

must have guardians. 

× Legal guardian is mandatory for a Person with Disability to exercise his legal rights. 

× Any “will” of the Parents for appointment of a particular person as guardian, after 

their death will be binding on LLC. 

√ Even the Father cannot become the guardian of his daughter without any lady coguardian. 

√ Parents cannot apply for guardianship of their minor child but adult brother or sister 

can. 

√ An unmarried sister can become a Guardian for her sister. 

√ Only parents, relatives or organization registered with the National Trust can apply 

for guardianship. 

√ An applicant can apply for appointment of any third person as guardian. 

√ It is mandatory that the PWD and the Applicant reside in the same district. 

× It is mandatory that the PWD and the proposed Legal Guardian reside in the same 

district. 

× A legal guardian has to be a resident of the same district as that of the person with 

disability. 

× An alternate guardian automatically becomes the legal guardian, without the approval 

of LLC, in the event of death/ removal of the existing guardian. 

√ Applicant and proposed legal guardian could be two different persons as parent could 

the applicant and the sibling could be the proposed Legal Guardian. 

Property rights issue 

× Person with Disabilities can inherit the property of the guardians or vice versa. 

× Guardian gets the title of the property of Person with Disability. 

√ Person with Disability inherits property of parents just like his other siblings. 

√ Person with Disability can open & operate bank account even without a guardian. 

× Guardian can dispose of property of Person with Disability without the permission 

of Local Level Committee. 

√ Guardian has to submit statement of accounts & property returns to Local Level 

Committee. 

× MYTHS 

√ 

FACTS 

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ANNEXURE-IX 

SNAC / SNAP QUARTERLY REPORT 

a. Name: ......................................................................................................................................... 

(Name of NGO) 

b. Address: ..................................................................................................................................... 

(Plot No./Street) 

(Location) 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

(District) (PIN) (State) 

c. Telephone Numbers: ....................... .................................(O) ......................................(M) 

(STD Code) (Office) (Mobile) 

d. Fax Number: ............................................................................................................................. 

(STD Code) 

f. E-mail ID: .................................................. g. Web Site: www............................................... 

h. Registration no & Year: ........................................................................................................... 

i. Date of working as SNAC/SNAP: ........................................................................................ 

j Brief description of activities performed and area covered 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

k. Vision & Mission Statement of the Organization (if any) 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

l. Strengths of the Organization 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

m. Areas of concern for the Organization 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

n. Priority areas for your Organization 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

o. How can National Trust help your organization 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

p. Do you have the following (Yes/No): 

Particulars 

Library (Children, Toy, Technical) 

Computers 

Total Numbers 

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First Objective - Convergence with State Government 


State Level Committee formed (Yes/No) ....................................................................................... 

Date of formation of committee ....................................................................................................... 

No of meetings of state level committee (in past six months) .................................................... 

Meeting No. Meeting date No. of participants Category of participants 

Sensitization program held with the following departments (in past six months) 

Program Date Ministry Duration of No. of District 

involved program participants involved 

Inclusion of National Trust Disabilities 

Ministry Impact on state Name schemes / program in which National Trust 

budget (in %) Disabilities has been included 

Social Welfare 

Education 

Rural 

Urban 

Labour 

Health 

Women & Child 

Second Objective - Data/Information & Resource Centre 

The data which has to be kept at the SNAC has to be collated as per format in 

ANNEXURE I. The following questions need to be filled after collating data from this 

questionnaire. 

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Please complete all questions from a to u 

a. How many families have been served in the state 

b. How many NGOs have used the LLC services ................................................................. 

c. How many NGOs are working actively in the inclusive education program ............. 

d. How many NGOs are referring students to SSA .............................................................. 

e. How many NGOs have early intervention programs ...................................................... 

f. How many NGOs have school readiness programs ........................................................ 

g. How many NGOs have sheltered workshops ................................................................... 

h. How many NGOs have day schools ................................................................................... 

i. How many NGOs have residential schools ....................................................................... 

j. How many NGOs do CBR work .......................................................................................... 

k. How many NGOs do awareness training .......................................................................... 

l. How many NGOs do sensitization of professionals ........................................................ 

m. How many NGOs are working on open placements for the 4 disabilities ................... 

n. What are the major problems you encounter for Disability Certification 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

o. No of registered organizations with details (ANNEXURE II) 

p. No of Local Level Committee with details (ANNEXURE II) 

q 

State level Schemes / programs 

Name of Scheme or Department Number of Mass Number of Target 

people Sensitized People Benefited 

State Govt. 

Local MP/MLA funds 

Health Dept. 

Education Dept. 

PMRY 

JRY 

Indira Gandhi Awas Yojna 

Disability Certificate 

Others (specify on separate page…) 

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r. Details of Manpower: 

Particulars 

Number 

Professionals/ Educators as per RCI Norms 

Trained Caregiver employed 

Untrained Staff 

Administrative Staff 

Utility Staff (Driver, peon etc.) 

Funding Organizations 

s. List of magazines, publications being brought out in the state 

..................................................................................................................................................... 

t. No of caregivers trained by National Trust ………………. 

u. No of legal guardians appointed ……………………...….. 

Third Objective – Facilitation of LLCs 

a. Sensitization of District Collectors (till March 31 ‘ ) ………………………. 

Meeting No. Meeting date No of participants Category of participants 

b. Disability Equity Training (till March 31 ' ) …………………………………. 

Training No Training date No. of participants Category of participants 

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Fourth Objective – Mentoring of NGOs 

Name of NGO supported 

How is the NGO being supported 

Fifth Objective – Parent Associations / DPOs 

a. Number of parent associations that have been formed with your assistance: ………… 

b. Number of disabled peoples organization that have been formed with your assistance: 

c. What activities did you follow for forming these organizations 

Sixth Objective – Networking 

a. How many meetings have been held between the SNAC and the SNAPs …………… 

b. How many meetings have been held with other registered organizations …………… 

Seventh Objective – Sensitization of Professional Groups 

a. Sensitization Program 

Particulars Numbers during 

Medical Professionals / Doctors 

Para Medical Personnel 

School Teachers 

Principals 

Legal Professional 

Media Professionals 

Corporate Sectors 

Architects/Builders 

Govt. Officials 

Political/Social Leaders 

Sports Players 

Cultural Groups 

Others 

Previous Year Current Year Next 

Year 

Targeted 

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ANNEXURE-IX(A) 

SNAC/SNAP can use this questionnaire to gather information from other ROs in the 

state. 

Name of the registered organization............................................................................................... 

How many families have been served by your organization ................................................... 

Have you used the LLC services .................................................................................................... 

Are you working actively in the inclusive education program ................................................ 

Are you referring students to SSA ................................................................................................. 

Does your organization have an early intervention programs ................................................. 

Does your organization have a school readiness programs ...................................................... 

Does your organization have sheltered workshops ................................................................... 

Does your organization have day schools .................................................................................... 

Does your organization have residential schools........................................................................ 

Does your organization do CBR work .......................................................................................... 

Does your organization do awareness training ........................................................................... 

Does your organization do sensitization of professionals ......................................................... 

Is your organization working on open placements for the 4 disabilities ................................ 

What are the major problems you encounter for Disability Certification 

............................................................................................................................................................... 

............................................................................................................................................................... 

State level Schemes / programs: 

Name of Scheme or Department Number of Mass Number of Target 

People Sensitized People Benefited 

State Govt. 

Local MP/MLA funds 

Health Dept. 

Education Dept. 

PMRY 

JRY 

Indira Gandhi Awas Yojna 

Disability Certificate 

Others (specify on separate page…) 

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Details of Manpower: 

Particulars 

Number 

Professionals/ Educators as per RCI Norms 

Trained Caregiver employed 

Untrained Staff 

Administrative Staff 

Utility Staff (Driver, peon etc.) 

Funding Organizations 

List of magazines, publications being brought out in the state 

.............................................................................................................................................................. 

Attach separate sheet, if required 

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ANNEXURE-IX-B 

List of Organizations Working in the State for the Welfare of Persons with 

Disabilities covered under National Trust Act 

S. No. Organization Name Address, Contact No. E-mail & Website 


S. No. Name of caregiver Address, Contact No E-mail & Website 

ANNEXURE IX(C) 


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S. No. Name of guardian Address, Contact No. E-mail & Website 

ANNEXURE IX(D) 


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UTILISATION FORM 

(SNAC & SNAP) 

ANNEXURE-X 

Types of Date of Participants/ Fund Fund Balance Remark 

Programmes Programme Beneficiaries Received Utilized (if any) 

Conducted 

Training Programme 

Disability Equity 

Programme (1) 

Organizational 

Development(1) 

Job Fair (1) 

Volunteers / 

Inspectors 

Inclusive Education 

for Pvt. School 

Teachers (1) 

Incl. Education for 

Special School 

Teachers(1) 

Lawyers, Bankers, 

Judicial Officers Govt. 

Officers, Journalists, 

Bus Conductors, 

Architects, Police 

etc.(1) 

Awareness 

Programme (10) 

Institution Programme 

Meeting with LLC 

(convergence with 

SNAP) 

Meeting with all 

registered 

Organization of the 

state, SNAC SNAP 

Meeting with SLCC 

Meeting of SNAC/ 

SNAP 

Documentation / 

Reporting (Pl. specify) 

Date of Quarterly 

Report Sent 

Remark 

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ANNEXURE-XI 

NIRAMAYA 

(Health Insurance Scheme for Persons with Disabilities under the National Trust Act) 

ENROLMENT FORM 

1. Name of Person with Disability(PwD) 

2. Father’s / Husband’s Name 

3. (i) Date of Birth (ii) Sex : Male/Female 

Photograph of 

PwD 

(iii) Status : Married/Unmarried 

4. Educational Qualifications 

5. Type of Disability tick here Percentage 

a) Autism 

b) Cerebral Palsy 

c) Mental Retardation 

d) Multiple Disabilities 

please specify disabilities) 

6. Name of legal guardian, if any and relationship with PwD 

7. Address of PwD for correspondence 

District 

State 

PIN Phone email 

8. Family Income of PwD/Parent BPL upto 15000 pm above 15000 pm 

9. If family income above BPL, details of amount paid by the 

PwD to National Trust (Niramaya) Bank Account 

(State Bank of India a/c 30396764585) 

(Corporation Bank a/c CLSB/01/09002) 

10. Attach Proof of Disability, Income & Address, 

Or, Disability & Income verified & found correct : 

(signature & seal of LLC-NGO member) 

11. Name & Designation of the authorized person of the NGO 

forwarding this enrollment form 

12. Name of the NGO 

13. Place Date Signature of the authorized person 

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NOTE: 

1. Persons having family income below poverty line are covered free under the 

scheme. For family income above BPL but upto Rs. 15000 pm a processing fee @ 

Rs.250/-per annum and for higher income fees @ Rs. 500/- per annum is to be 

deposited by DD/NEFT or cash in a/c CLSB/01/090021 of Corporation Bank or 

a/c 30396764585 in SBI in favour of National Trust (Niramaya) and bank deposit 

receipt should be affixed as proof of payment along with the enrolment form. 

2. Photocopies of Income certificate, Disability Certificate & Address proof should 

be attached if available. In case of any difficulty in getting the income certificate 

and / or disability certificate, get the verification endorsement on the form itself 

from the NGO member of Local Level Committee (LLC) of the district (list in the 

web site www.thenationaltrust.in) who are authorized to make such 

endorsements in lieu of certificates, only for the purpose of this scheme and for 

non-BPL families only. BPL families will be required to submit copy of BPL 

Card or proof of income from the authority competent to issue BPL card. 

3. This form should be filled and submitted by PwD ONLY to any such 

Organization which is registered with the National Trust in the district (list in 

the web site). Forms sent directly by the PwD to the National Trust or to any 

other agency will NOT be entertained. 

4. All applications shall be received only electronically through MIS (see website). 

Forms sent through any other mode will not be received/ entertained. Registered 

Organisations (ROs) should accordingly feed the data in MIS. Original forms 

(hard copies) should be retained & kept carefully for record purposes by the 

ROs so that they can be produced/ submitted whenever required by the National 


5. After submission of enrollment forms, cards will be issued only subject to 

approval and as per the schedule/ cycle announced from time to time. 

6. Benefits under the scheme can be availed on reimbursement basis only for which 

claim forms will have to be submitted to the concerned Registered Organisation. 

Claim forms can be obtained from any RO or downloaded from our website. 

7. Duly filled claim forms will be forwarded by the Registered Organisation directly 

to the ICICI Lombard, New Delhi and NOT to the National Trust. 

8. On settlement of claim, reimbursement cheques will be issued in the name of 

the beneficiaries and sent directly to the concerned Registered Organisations 

who will in turn distribute the cheques to the beneficiaries. 

9. Insurance cover will be available for ONE FULL YEAR from the start/ renewal 

date subject to Stop Loss conditions. 

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10. Renewal of health cards for free beneficiaries (i.e. family below poverty line) 

will be free but subject to the renewal/extension of the scheme. For other 

beneficiaries, renewal will be subject to their deposit of relevant fees as applicable 

on due date for renewal. A module for renewal is available in the MIS for this 

purpose. 

11. Application for renewal can be made with proof of payment of fees to the 

concerned Registered Organisation quoting health card number preferably 2 

months in advance to ensure continuance of insurance coverage without any 

break. Registered Organisations will be required to ensure these beneficiaries in 

the online renewal module. 

12. All Registered Organisations of the National Trust will function as Service Centres 

to facilitate beneficiaries under the scheme. 

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Gyan Prabha (Scholarship) 

Application Format 


ANNEXURE-XII 

Name 

Address 

__________________________________________________________________ 

(As in Matriculation certificate / school records) 

__________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________State___________________Pin___________________ 

Tel no. (If any) __________________________________________________________________ 

Date of Birth 

__________________________________________________________________ 

Sex (Please specify M-for Male, F-Female) : _______________________________ 

(i) Type of disability (Please specify) _______________________________ 

(Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation or Multiple Disabilities) 

Percentage of disability (Pl. enclose an attested copy of disability certificate) 

Purpose of Loan: 

(Pl. attach details, if any) 

Educational Qualifications: 

Examination Name of the Name of the Aggregate Major Class / 

Passed Institution University/ marks Subject Division 

Board 

obtained & 

% thereof 

Class VIII 

Matric / 

Secondary 

Sr. Secondary/ 

Intermediate 

Graduation 

Others 

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In case of grades, please mention equivalent & % of marks and also enclose authenticated 

conversion formula 

Family Income per annum (In Rs.) _________________________________ 

(please enclose Income Certificate) 

(i) Course applied for (Complete name) __________________________ 

(ii) Academic Session ___________________________________ 

(iii) Duration ___________________________________________ 

(iv) Date of Admission __________________________________ 

Name and address of the Institution where course will be under taken _________________ 

__________________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________________ 

Whether hosteller or a day scholar please specify ____________________________________ 

If hosteller please specify whether provided by the institution or own arrangement and 

address of the hostel: 

__________________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________________ 

(Please enclose proof) 

Details of Scholarship / Stipend / Financial assistance being received for the same 

course (if any) 

Any other information applicant wishes to provide 

Undertaking 

I hereby declare that information provided above is true to the best of my knowledge and I 

am aware that providing wrong information will make me liable to legal action and recovery 

of scholarship amount at the sole discretion of the National Trust. 

Name & Signature of the Applicant 

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Uddyam Prabha (Incentive Scheme) 

Application Format 


ANNEXURE-XIII 

Name 

Address 

__________________________________________________________________ 

(As in Matriculation certificate / school records) 

__________________________________________________________________ 

__________________________________________________________________ 

_____________________State___________________Pin___________________ 

Tel no. (If any) __________________________________________________________________ 

Date of Birth 

__________________________________________________________________ 

Sex (Please specify M-for Male, F-Female) : _______________________________ 

(i) Type of disability (Please specify) _______________________________ 

(Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation or Multiple Disabilities) 

Percentage of disability (Pl. enclose an attested copy of disability certificate) 

Purpose of Loan: 

(Pl. attach details, if any) 

Details of Loan taken 

S. No. Particulars Details 

(a) 

(b) 

(c) 

(d) 

(e) 

(f) 

(g) 

(h) 

Name of the Institution, branch 

and address from which loan taken 

Loan Account No. 

Amount of Loan 

Rate of Interest 

Mode of Repayment 

EMI 

Security given for the loan 

Any other relevant information 

Name & Signature of the applicant 

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