Annual Report 2007-08 - National Trust

The Chairperson, CEO and the Board of the National Trustexpress their sincere thanks toSmt Meira Kumar, Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice &Empowerment for her continued support andencouragement in all the Trust’s endeavoursAnnualReport2007-2008Smt. Meira Kumar, Hon’ble Minister for Social Justice &Empowerment and Smt. Subbulakshmi Jagadeesan, Minister ofState, SJ&E at the Inauguration of “Niramaya” - Health InsuranceScheme launched by National Trust on March 26th 2008.i

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Report of the ChairpersonWarm Greetings from the National Trust. Welcome to the AnnualReport (April 2007 - March 2008), it has been a busy and proactiveyear.A great source of inspiration, for all of us working with special needshas been the life and achievements of Ms. Helen Keller. I start with oneof her quotations:-"A person who is severely handicapped, never knows his own hiddensource of strength, until he is treated like a normal human being and allowed and supported toshape his own life - for life is either a challenge and an adventure, or nothing at all".As we all know, she was born deafblind, and has amazed us by her power of communicationand academic achievements. Much was possible, because her mentor and teacher Anne Sullivanhad full faith and confidence. She made it possible.The National Trust also, as part of the plan to create, support networks, would like stakeholdersto focus on skills and development of abilities.“discoverabilities"It is the slogan we carry on our cover, and it is the way, we think we should be looking atdisability. Each one of us, both disabled and non disabled people, have some strengths andsome weaknesses. All people are most happy, when they can work, where their strength lies.The discovery of our talent and potential brings energy, productivity, harmony and joy.It is a major failure, of our education and school systems, as they do not focus on looking forthe potential of each student. Both, mainstream and special schools, get caught up in promotingsmall, accepted, stereotypical sets of skills.Uniformity and conforming become the foundation stones of our education. This results instudents, finishing school without really having discovered their strengths and potential.Let us put on our agenda, a belief and faith in the abilities of our stakeholders. This will helpthem, to restore their self worth and will support them to truly discover the work that beingsthem into the mainstream.Participation and contribution in the family and the community, will by itself create the supportnetworks that we so much dream of.The clarion call given by disabled people themselves: "Teach me skills, do not treat my ills",should be respected and practised.At the National Trust, we have come up with several schemes and programmes to take thisperspective forward. Some examples are the Gyan Prabha scholarship and the Uddyam PrabhaAnnualReport2007-2008iii

subsidy. We hope these two inspire professionals and parents to knock at the doors of traininginstitutes. We will have to create awareness and sensitize the management and teachers of theseinstitutes to include people with disabilities.A Marketing Federation for products made in sheltered workshops, is on the drawing board.The dream of ARUNIM (Association for Rehabilitation under National Trust Initiative ofMarketing) is that the workers in the sheltered workshops earn a viable living wage. That theycontribute, to their families and are truly valued as one of the members.Many parents, I meet, think of their child with developmental disabilities as a 'burden' andthey think of their lives as a 'sacrifice'. As long as we continue to do this, we will not be able tocreate any sense of fulfillment and joy.The message, I would like to share as a parent is, the following philosophy:-THENATIONALTRUSTPeople first - think of your child as a person first and later his disability.Strengths first - look for what your child can do and build on those, rather than go onfocusing on what he cannot do.Self esteem first - the greatest gift we can give our child is a good sense of self. If we go onfeeling like a family that has failed, we will internalise low self esteem, which we willtransfer to our child.Fun first - Enjoy being a parent and enjoy your child. The moment you do that, manydoors open and you will see a blossoming, that you never did imagine.“Discoverability”. These are the magic words we would like to share with our stakeholders,because only these words can take us beyond disability.The many activities and achievements at the National Trust have been possible because of theconstant support and enthusiasm of all at the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.Our gratitude and thanks go to Mrs. Meira Kumar, Honourable Minister and Dr. VeenaChottray, Secretary to the Ministry. All this has been possible, because of their faith andencouragement. Mrs. Subbulakshmi Jagdeesan has been on our side, whenever we needed her,many thanks. Heartfelt thank you also to Mr. Sandeep Khanna, Additional Secretary, Mr.Ashish Kumar, Deputy Director General, Mrs. Punima Singh, Joint Secretary (DisabilityDivision) and all the officers and staff of the Ministry.On behalf of the Board members and all the staff of the National Trust, it is my proud privilegeto place before you the Annual Report.(Poonam Natarajan)iv

Report of the JS & CEOThe year 2007-2008 was a very special year for me as I joined the NationalTrust and became a part of this vibrant family. During the year, a numberof path breaking initiatives were taken and new schemes wereconceptualized and launched.Developmental disability, as we all know, is a condition and not a disease.So there is no cure but early intervention can result in better outcome. Understanding this, ascheme of day care centre - Aspiration - was started at 50 centres for 20 children upto 6 yearsof age at each centre. The scheme aims for school readiness and inclusion of the special childrenin the mainstream through early intervention and training.A very innovative health insurance scheme - Niramaya - was launched for persons with Autism,Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilities. Under the scheme, insurancecover upto Rs. 1 lakh is available for a variety of health services ranging from OPD to cashlesshospitalization. The scheme is first of its kind for persons with disabilities and is totally freefor BPL category. In the first phase, the scheme is launched in ten districts.In order to empower persons with disabilities with the right kind of skills and finances forearning their livelihood with dignity, two more new schemes, namely Gyan Prabha andUddyam Prabha were launched. Gyan Prabha is a Scholarship scheme for pursuing post schoolingany vocational training/professional course. Under this scheme, every year scholarship upto Rs.700 per month for 1000 persons will be provided. Uddyam Prabha, on the other hand, is aninterest subsidy scheme for promoting self -employment. Under this scheme, interest incentiveupto 5% for BPL and 3% for other categories will be given for 5 years on a loan amount uptoRs. 1 lakh.Both, Gyan Prabha and Uddyam Prabha are more importantly a reflection of paradigm shiftin perception from despair to hope, from disability to discover ability and from an aimless lifeto a more purposeful life with dignity.In order to reach out to hitherto uncovered districts of the country, the scheme of Remote AreaFunding was started in 16 districts in the first phase. It is hoped that in coming years, all theuncovered districts will be covered with atleast one organization registered with the NationalTrust and engaged in its activities.During the year 16 new Samarth centres were sanctioned bringing the total to 121 centres.Besides, the concept of smaller group homes under the scheme was also introduced with focuson adult and orphan beneficiaries.Similarly, the scheme of SNAC and SNAP was further expanded and upgraded. We have nowprovided for one SNAC in every State/UT by amending the earlier criteria. So far 28 SNACsand 38 SNAPs have been appointed through out the country. Besides, to ensure an institutionalarrangement for regular interaction and cooperation with the State Government and districtlevel functionaries, State Level Advisory Committees under the Chairpersonship of Secretary,Social Welfare of the concerned States have been constituted. We hope this will provide aneffective forum for furthering our activities.AnnualReport2007-2008v

THENATIONALTRUSTThere had always been many grievances among organizations in the registration process withlong pendency for even longer period. This was effectively streamlined during the year bringingdown the pendency level to almost nil. So far, we have 750 registered organisations out ofwhich 210 were registered during the year 2007-08. While it is our endeavour to furtherstreamline registration process, it is also expected that desirous organisations apply giving fulldetails including copies of certificate of registration under Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995and Societies Registration Act.Appointment of legal guardians is most significant provision of the National Trust Act and theLocal Level Committee has the central role in this regard. In order to address these issues, LLCin all the districts were constituted during the year and legal guardianship certificate was redesignedand standardized so as to clarify several prevailing doubts in the minds of different stakeholders.To orient the members of LLCs, a two tier training programme was started. In the first stage,resource persons for each of the six zones, in which the country was divided, were identifiedand trained under Zonal Technical Resource Trainers (ZTRT) programme. In the second stage,through ZTRT, training was given to LLC members under the Disability Equity TrainingProgramme covering 15 districts at a time. These programmes have yielded mixed resultsfrom different states and therefore there is a need to strengthen this process to make it moreeffective.In the world of Information Technology & Information Technology Enabled Services, it wasconceived and work initiated to establish an Information -cum- Facilitation Centre where allthe information pertaining to the four developmental disabilities will be readily available andassisted devices will be on display for hands on experience. Besides this, work on informationkiosk at different hospitals were also carried out and such kiosks were installed in 5 hospitals inDelhi.We now hope that in coming years we will be able to further expand our activities with moreand more innovative and self-sustainable schemes in our endeavour to reach out to more andmore persons with disability even in the remotest corner of the country. Let us all, big or small,join hands to make this dream a reality.I conclude by quoting Francis Wayland that "It is by what we ourselves have done, and not bywhat others have done for us, that we shall be remembered in after ages".(Atul Prasad)Joint Secretary & Chief Executive Officervi

Contents1. Objects of the Trust 12. Bye-Elections to the Board of the National Trust 23. Registration 34. Local Level Committees 55. Legal Guardianship 76. Disability Equity Training Programme 97. State Nodal Agency Centres and Partners (SNAC & SNAP) 108. Samarth Scheme 219. Aspiration (Day Care Center) Scheme 3110. Remote Area Funding 3511. Community Based Caregivers Training Schemeand Deployment of Caregivers 3712. Niramaya-Health Insurance Scheme 4313. Uddyam Prabha (Incentive) Scheme 4514. Gyan Prabha (Scholarship) Scheme 4615. Arunim 4716. Report on Autism 4817. Report on Court Case 4918. Reports of the States and Union Territories 5119. National Trust Annual Accounts 2007-08 91AnnualReport2007-2008Annexure-I List of Board Members 117Annexure-II Sub-Committees of National Trust 120Annexure-III Staff organogram 124Annexure-IV Report of The 7th Annual General Meeting 125Annexure-V Important Events of National Trust 129vii

OBJECTS OF THE TRUSTTo enable and empower persons with disabilities to live as independently and as fully aspossible 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 ownfamilies;To extend support to registered organization to provide need based services during period ofcrisis in the family of persons with disabilities;To deal with problem of persons with disabilities who do not have family support;To promote measures for the care and protection of persons with disability in the event ofdeath of their parent or guardian;To evolve procedures for the appointment of guardians and trustees for persons with disabilityrequiring such protection;To facilitate the realization of equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation ofpersons with disability; andAnnualReport2007-2008To do any other act which is incidental to the aforesaid objects.Few things help an individual more than to place responsibilityupon him, and to let him know that you trust him.~Booker T. Washington1

BYE-ELECTIONS TO THE BOARD OF THENATIONAL TRUSTNominations for election of three members to the Board of National Trust were invited throughletters as well as advertisement on 18th December, 2007 from 710 registered organizations inthe category of Association of Persons with Disabilities - one from the area of Cerebral Palsyand two from Multiple Disabilities under National Trust Rule 3(3). The terms of appointmentof three Board Members in above categories expired on 8.4.2008. The last date for submissionof nominations in National Trust office was 6th February, 2008 upto 5.00 PM.Accordingly, valid nominations were received as per the following details: -Category (c) Areas of working Total valid nominations receivedAssociation of Persons Cerebral Palsy 3with Disabilities Multiple Disabilities 1THENATIONALTRUSTAs one nomination was found valid in the category of multiple disabilities for filling in 2vacancies, no elections, therefore was required for this category and the candidate was declaredelected by Returning Officer as follows: -1. Shri Kishore Mohan BhattacharyaAs one vacancy remained unfilled the matter was taken to the Board in its 30th meeting forinformation and nomination of a suitable person to fill the said vacancy in multiple disabilityarea. The Board nominated Shri Zamir Dhale as Board Member against this vacancy incompliance with Rule 3(5) of National Trust Rules, 2000.Elections through Postal ballot were held in the category of Association of Persons withDisabilities working in the area of Cerebral Palsy. Ms. Jija Ghosh, nominated by Indian Instituteof Cerebral Palsy, Kolkata was declared elected by the Returning Officer in this category.The whole election process was completed as per schedule mentioned in the letter of invitation.The election of Shri Kishore Mohan Bhattacharya and Ms. Jija Ghosh was put up on websiteand Notice Board of National Trust and was conveyed to the Ministry of Social Justice &Empowerment for Notification in the official Gazette of India.The Nomination of Shri Zamir Dhale by the Board is being conveyed to the Ministry forNotification in the official Gazette of India. The members elected to the Board of NationalTrust pursuant to this bye-election shall have a tenure expiring on 9.12.2009 so as to be coterminuswith the tenure of existing members.2

REGISTRATIONAs per Section 12 of the National Trust Act 1999 elaborated further in the National TrustRules 27 (3) of 2000, and Regulations 6,7,8 and 9 of National Trust Regulations, 2001,registration of voluntary organization is a statutory role of the National Trust.During the year, 236 applications have been received in this office for registration and renewal.Overall applications scrutinized during the year are 633. Some have been rejected on the groundthat they are neither working in the disability sector, nor working in these 4 disability areas ofNational Trust. Several organizations have sent incomplete proposals without including 3 yearsAnnual Report / 3 years Statement of Accounts and Registration Certificate under Personswith Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995.Some have not included qualifications of their staff or a list of beneficiaries indicating thedisability types. They have been asked to send the balance documents as per registration norms.In 2007-08, 148 organization have been given registration and 62 have been given re-registration.61 organizations have been denied registration.Today, 750 organizations stand registered.For the Period of 31 March, 2008AnnualReport2007-2008FinancialYear2000-012001-022002-032003-042004-052005-062006-072007-08Status of Applications for RegistrationProposalsReceivedScreened Registered RegistrationExpiredRe-Registered137 137 84 0 --------623 275 164 0 --------331 304 89 0 --------303 482 114 0 --------308 375 136 6 --------450 435 67 30 30260 563 124 56 62236 633 150 238 60NTotal 2648 3204 928 330 1523

STATEWISE REGISTERED ORGANISATIONSS. No STATE Total Registered till 31.3.2008THENATIONALTRUST1 ANDAMAN & NICOBAR 12 ANDHRA PRADESH 523 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 24 ASSAM 145 BIHAR 236 CHANDIGARH 37 CHATTISGARH 98 DAMAN & DIU 19 DELHI 3010 GOA 311 GUJARAT 5212 HARYANA 1513 HIMACHAL PRADESH 414 JHARKHAND 1515 KARNATAKA 3816 KERALA 6517 LAKSHADWEEP 118 MADHYA PRADESH 3019 MAHARASHTRA 4920 MANIPUR 1021 MEGHALAYA 122 MIZORAM 123 NAGALAND 224 ORISSA 4725 PONDICHERRY 326 PUNJAB 627 RAJASTHAN 1828 SIKKIM 129 TAMIL NADU 7730 TRIPURA 431 UTTAR PRADESH 7532 UTTARAKHAND 1033 WEST BENGAL 88TOTAL 7504

LOCAL LEVEL COMMITTEESConstitution and Activation of Local Level CommitteesThe LLC is one of the main instruments of the National Trust Act, 1999, as per Section 13 ofthe National Trust Act 1999 and Regulations 13 and 14 of the National Trust Regulations.The number of LLCs constituted in the country is 590. In 2007-08, 87 LLCs were newlyconstituted and 43 were re-constituted from registered NGOs and Parent's Associations registeredwith National Trust.Standing Orders were issued to all the Local Level Committees for continuation of the existingcommittee till it is reconstituted by National Trust and following three persons have beenincluded by the LLCas its non-statutory co-opted members for effective functioning:(i) District Social Welfare Officer/District Disabled Welfare Officer(ii) Civil Surgeon(iii) Senior LawyerThere has been an introduction of the new format of Guardianship Certificate with the followingterms and conditions:1. Certificate is a valid legal document of guardianship of a person with disability underNational Trust Act even if he/she is more than 18 years of age. It shall be accepted by allofficials and authorities.2. The Guardian is empowered to apply for opening & operating of account in any bankand post office on behalf of the ward (person with disability).3. The Guardian is empowered to act on behalf of the person with disability in all his/heraffairs whether personal/financial or related to his/her property and security.4. Neither the Guardian nor the National Trust will have any ownership right or title of theproperty of the persons with disability and the normal Law of Succession will be applicablein all such cases.5. The Guardian shall always act in the bona fide interest of the person with disability. Anyomission or commission or any misuse or abuse of power vested in the guardian contraryto the interests of the person with disability will be dealt with as per prevalent law of theland.6. The Local Level Committee may select an alternate Guardian so that when the Guardianis no more, the alternate Guardian can be formally appointed as Guardian, even suomoto,by the LLC without any delay. However the alternate Guardian cannot functionas legal Guardian till the formal appointment by the LLC.7. "Immovable property declared on which the mentally retarded person has a share is asunder:(a) Survey No........................,Village/Town-..................,Area............Cent/Acre............(b)................................................do..........................................................................8. In case the Guardian has to dispose of the immovable property in which the mentallyAnnualReport2007-20085

etarded person has a stake then prior permission of the Local Level Committee has tobe mandatorily obtained.Over the past years, it has been noted by National Trust that the Local Level Committeesremained rather inactive. It is suggested that the LLCs ensure holding of statutory meetings inthe interest of PWDs.To make more and more LLCs active, the National Trust decided to increase the overall fundfrom Rs. 1,000/- to Rs. 50,000/- out of which State Government’s contribution will be Rs.20,000/-. Concerned LLC members are requested to follow up the matter with concernedstate government for its realization and participation in LLC functioning.Activities of the LLC can be increased with such additional grants for publicity material, provisionfor appointment of staff, organizing sensitization and public relation activities for motivationof parents and persons with disabilities and lastly for the monitoring activities and transportcosts for the committee for meeting, home visiting & other activities.THENATIONALTRUSTAccordingly, the National Trust requested all the State governments to make a contribution insaid fund. The effort bore results in 2007-08 with positive approach from various State/UTGovernments. It is requested that the Chief Secretaries of the State pass direction to their DC/DM to ensure holding of statutory meetings to enable the LLCs to function properly appointinga state coordinator between SNAC/SNAP and National Trust.Convergent Activity Report Year Wise2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08Balwadis 80502 62943 59926 171561 770NRM Schools 303824 32113 13984 462047 21379Spl Schools 6213 4420 6104 5084 5707SGSY 7892 7337 1056 711 800SGRY 56023 34092 34450 456 305IAY 2944 3014 2381 394 923PGY 11908 530 285 344 696NOAPS 65408 22346 36678 76066 40455NFBS 552 77 1011 155 429NMBS 7084 5854 161 22SJSRY 53 246 153 2USEP 285 24 2253 5 0UWEP 13 13 0PAY 253778 19788 96 5939Disability Pension 58449 31856 73223 61936 10569ID Cards 136739 153874 31267 75025 32961National Trust has disbursed total of Rs. 21,75,000/- to 173 LLCs which have been constitutedwith neighboring district registered NGOs for TA/DA expense for attending the meetings ofLLC and the State Governments. The total LLC budget for the year 2007-2008 is Rs. 50 lakh.6

LEGAL GUARDIANSHIPThe National Trust Act empowers the Local Level Committes to appoint legal guardians forpersons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation & Multiple Disabilities. It also providemechanisms for monitoring and protecting the interests of the wards and of their properties.The issue of Legal Guardianship is central to the implementation of the National Trust Act, asper Sections 13 and 14 of the National Trust Act, 1999.Guardianship is available variously under 4 legislations:Guardians & Wards Act - 1890Hindu Minorities & Guardians Act - 1956Family Courts Act - 1984National Trust Act - 1999There are four types of guardianships. Firstly, there is the natural or biological guardian, validup till the ward is 18 years old. Secondly, there is the Court-appointed guardian, again on thebasis of minority. Thirdly, there are the testamentary guardians under section 60 of the IndianSuccession Act 1925, in which a guardian is indicated in the 'will' of a parent, effective after hisdeath, and only in relation to a minor as well as PWD who is an adult but requires guardianshipdue to his/her disability. Fourthly, there is the legal guardian appointed by the National TrustAct under National Trust Act, 1999.From 2001, the National Trust undertook cross-county campaign on awareness of legalguardianship. Booklets containing "Frequently Asked questions on Legal Guardianship" areavailable.In the years 2001 and 2002, there were no legal guardians appointed by the Local LevelCommittee. The following strategies yielded results from 2003.Training to LLC members.Training to Parents.Preparation and dissemination of Book on Legal guardianship.Regional Workshops for sensitization about legal capacity and guardianship.After undertaking the above strategies, the following results are seen:YearLegal Guardians appointed2001-02 02002-03 02003-04 8102004-05 28752005-06 23592006-07 24252007-08 1422AnnualReport2007-20087

Disability Equity Training ProgrammeDisability Equity Training Programme has been developed for orientation of the non-officialmembers of Local Level Committees (LLC) of National Trust. The Local Level Committee,which functions under the Chairmanship of the Collector of the District is advised to furtherbroadbase by co-opting Civil Surgeon/ Chief Medical Officer, District Welfare Officer (lookingafter disability) and a reputed local as special invitees, in its meetings.In order to carry out these programmes for all the LLCs in the country, a systematic ZonalTraining plan for Master Trainers namely Zonal Technical Resource Trainers (ZTRT) has beenworked out by dividing the entire country into 6 zones and by identifying Resource Personsfor each zone. The training of these Resource Persons has already been carried out. These traineeswill be training and sensitizing the members of the LLCs in their zones covering 15 districts ata time. These programmes are being conducted by State Nodal Agency Centres (SNAC) ofNational Trust in consultation with the Resource Persons. This programme has been conductedin 16 states so far.AnnualReport2007-2008ZTRT training in progress, at AADI, New Delhi9

STATE NODAL AGENCY CENTER (SNAC) /STATE NODAL AGENCY PARTNER (SNAP)28 SNACs have been set up in State CapitalsFor every 10 districts in larger states, 38 SNAPs have also been set up in collaborationwith 28 SNACs. All the 38 SNAPs have been constituted during the year 2007-08The role & functioning of SNAC/ SNAP have been diversified to includeInformation disseminationDocumentation & Situational analysis of each StateTHENATIONALTRUSTLiaisoning & Training LLC membersNetworking with all registered organizations & stakeholdersEncouraging other registered organizations to train parentsAwareness programmesLiaisoning with the State Govts.You can't shake hands with a clenched fist.~Indira Gandhi10

STATE NODAL AGENCY CENTRES (SNACS)&STATE NODAL AGENCY PARTNERS (SNAPS)Sl. State Category Organisation Telephone / faxNo.E-mail1 Andhra SNAC Swayamkrushi 040-27992420 /Pradesh 17, Shri Malani Housing 27990741Cooperative Society Indian swayamkrushi@hotmail.comAirlines Colony, TrimugherySecunderabad-15Andhra Pradesh2 Andhra SNAP Uma Manovikas Kendram 0884- 2306039 / 2307097Pradesh Manovikas Nagar, Behind 9848164779Ryudupalem, Kakinada-533005, spreddy@umvk.orgDistrict-East Godavari,3 Assam SNAC Shishu Sarothi Centre for 0361- 2470990 /2478912Rehab & Training of Multiple ssarothi@sancharnet.inDisability Off. Ram Krishna, shishu_sarothi@yahoo.comMissioin Road, Birubari,Guwahati-781016, AssamAnnualReport2007-20084 Assam SNAP Prerona Pratibandhi 0376- 2361386P.O. Cinnamara,preronapratibandhi@yahoo.comDistrict Jorhat -785008, Assam5 Bihar SNAC J.M Institute of Speech & 0612- 2264805Hearing Inderpuri,Jminstitute1@rediffmail.comKeshri Nagar, Patna-800 024,Bihar6 Bihar SNAP Deepalaya 06454-26146, 28054Kailash Puri, Srinager Hoa, 06454-226146/Purnea-854301, Bihar 9334036434 / 9905666766help_challengedchildren@yahoo.co.in7 Bihar SNAP Samta Seva 06228- 225101 / 225 366Village & Post Chainpura samtaseva@yaho.comVia. Janak Pur Road, DistrictSitamarhi Bihar-843 3208 Bihar SNAP Samarpan 0612-2682881,Sewa Ashram, Kabir Chhak 09470244395Main Road, Donar Gumti, fax- 0612- 2682881Darbhanga-800004, Bihar rajeskumarbihar@rediffmail.com11

9 Chhattis- SNAC Aakanksha 0771- 2427468garh Lions Den, Jal Vihar Colony, mukulshivali@yahoo.co.inRaipur - 492007, Chhattisgarh10 Chhattis- SNAP Sneh Sampada Vidyalaya 0788 – 2242853garh 32, Bungalow Chowk, Sector-8, fax- 2259036 / 4939419Bhilainagar, Durg, Chhattisgarh snehsampada@rediffmail.com11 Chandi- SNAC Govt. Institute for Mentally 0172-2621342garh Retarded Children, gimrcdir@chd.nic.inSector -32, Chandigarh12 Delhi SNAC Action for Ability Development 011-26531947 / 26531508and Inclusion (AADI) fax- 268530022, Balbir Saxena Marg, aadi_rm@yahoo.co.inHauz Khas,ssni@del3.vsnl.net.inNew Delhi-110 016THENATIONALTRUST13 Goa SNAC Sangath Sangath Centre, 0832-2414916841/1 Alto Porvorim, fax- 0832-2411709Goa-403 521contactus@sangath.com14 Gujarat SNAC Blind People Association 079-26308174/Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Road, 26305082/26304070132 Ring Road, Jagdish Chowk, Fax-079- 26300106Vastrapur, Ahmedabad-380015, blinabad1@sancharnet.inGujarat15 Gujarat SNAP Medical Care Center Trust 2463906 / 2464130 /K.G.Patel Children Hospital, 2462404Jalaram Marg, Karelibaug, fax - 0265-2461272Vadodara-390018, Gujarat mcct@yahoo.com16 Gujarat SNAP Smt. Parsanben Narandas 0278- 2420836 / 2429326Ramji Shah (Talajawala) Society / 2431150for Relief & Rehab of the fax no-0278-2431160 /Disabled Shri K.L.Institute for 3001565the Deaf, 51, Vidyanagar,Bhavnagar-364002, Gujaratpnrntic@rediffmail.compnr.society@gmail.compnr.sancharonline.net17 Himachal SNAP UDAAN, Parents & Guardians 0177- 2673247Pradesh Society of Mentally Challenged 0177- 2670638Children of Shimlaudaanpar@yahoo.comBlock - 30, Set No. - 1, Phase- 3, New Shimla- 171009,Himachal Pradesh12

18 Himachal SNAP Sahyog Bal Shravan Viklang 01905- 223539 /Pradesh Kalyan Samiti 09418023539Sahyog School for Special sahbal@yahoo.comChildren,New Red Cross Bhawan,Mandi, Himachal Pradesh19 Haryana SNAP Arpan Institute for Mentally 268255/ 245588/254588Handicapped Children arpan_imhcA@yahoo.co.inGandhinagar, Rohtak-124001,Haryana20 Haryana SNAP Disha Vocational Training & 09812022518 /Rehabilitation Centre 9812022520Near Shani Dev Mandir, Hissar info@dishasirsa.orgRoad, Sirsa, Haryana21 Jharkhand SNAC Deepshikha Institute for Child 0651-2306203Development & Mental Health deepshikha@inranchi.comSwami Sharadhanand Road,Ranchi-834001, Jharkhand22 Jharkhand SNAP Lohiya Viklang Seva Samiti 06422- 222806 /Tilak Nagar, Fassia, Dangal, 09431370676Godda-814 133, Jharkhand lvss-godda@yahoo.comAnnualReport2007-200823 Kerala SNAC Smt. PRS Pillay Memorial Trust 0471-2433646 / 2432746Balavikas Building,tvm_rajamprs@sancharnet.inGandhi Marg, Peroorkada, balavikastrust@yahoo.comThiruvananthapuram-695005,Kerala24 Kerala SNAP “Raksha” - Society for the Care 0484- 2227707 / 2227937of Children with Special Needs fax – 0484 – 2227707Yasmin Manzil,raksha@satyam.net.inVII/370 Darragh-es-SalaamRoad, Kochangadi, Cochi,Ernakulam - 682002, Kerala25 Karnataka SNAC Spastics Society of Karnataka 080-528183152 / 528053531, 5th Cross, Off - 5th Main, spastics_society@vsnl.netIndiranagar, Ist Stage,Bangalore-560038, Karnataka26 Karnataka SNAP Angaviklara Poshakara Sangha 08192-2603411115/3, Vidyanagar, avkps2007@yahoo.co.inDavangere-577005, Karnataka13

27 Karnataka SNAP Manovikasa Institute of Training 0836-2252756 /& Rehabilitation for the 09243281756Mentally Handicapped, manovikas@yahoo.comKade Oni, Devangpet,Hubli- 580023,Distt. - Dharwad, Karnataka28 Meghalaya SNAC Society for the Welfare of the 0364-2210630 /Disabled,Unit of Mary Rice 9863086993Centre for Special Education Swd_shillong@rediffmail.comLaitumkhrah, Shillong-793003,MeghalayaTHENATIONALTRUST29 Maharash- SNAC The Research Society for the 022-2470 1231 / 2471 0192tra Care Treatment & Training of fax- 24702285Children in Need of Special care, res@bom3.vsnl.net.inSewri Hill, Sewri Road,Op. Abhyuday Nagar,Building No.12, NearKalachowki Police Station,Sewri, Mumbai-400033,Maharashtra30 Maharash- SNAP Sankalp, 0712-2591783-6539571tra 5, Buty layout (Chhaoni), sankal_nag@yahoo.comRajnagar, Nagpur-440013,Maharashtra31 Maharash- SNAP Navjeevan Society for 0240- 2484187tra Rehabilitation of Mentally sharmila-Retarded P - 65,gandhi2005@yahoo.comM.I.D.G. Area,Chikalthava, Naregaon Naka,Aurangabad, Maharashtra32 Maharash- SNAP Institute of Rural PediatricstraSardar Patel Road, Baramati,Pune-413102, Maharashtra33 Madhya SNAC Digdarshika 0755-2640947 /Pradesh Red Cross Bhawan Campus, 09893292202Shivaji Marg Bhopal fax- 0755-2460873Madhya Pradesh-462016 sumitroy99@rediffmail.comdirr89@rediffmail.com14

34 Madhya SNAP Viklang Sevabharti 0761- 2602290Pradesh Banerji Bhawan, 321 Tilak viklangsevabharti@mantramail.comWard, Galgala, Jabalpur-482002,Madhya Pradesh35 Madhya SNAP Roshni 0751-4081048 / 2346449Pradesh Ramakrishna Ashram Thatipur, roshnigwalior@yahoo.co.inGwalior-470 411roshnigwalior@sancharnet.inMadhya Pradesh36 Madhya SNAP Asha Gram Trust 07290-222186 / 224201Pradesh District Barwani, fax-07290-223 160Madhya Pradesh-451551 ashagram_trust@rediffmail.com37 Madhya SNAP Madhya Pradesh Viklang 2513201 / 09425332740Pradesh Sahayta Samiti mpvss@sancharnet.inChandessary, Chandessara, P.O.Ujjain-456664, Madhya Pradesh38 Manipur SNAC All Manipur Mentally 0385-2449537 / 2051252Handicapped Persons Welfare fax- 0385-2241130Organisation Keishamthong amho_2006@yahoo.comTop Leirak Imphal-795 001,ManipurAnnualReport2007-200839 Mizoram SNAC Spastics Society of Mizoram 09436159952Ch. Chhunga Building, Saron secyspastic@hotmail.comVeng, Aizwl-796001, Mizoram genesis_azl@hotmail.com40 Nagaland SNAC Stewards AssociationPangti Village, Wokha districtC/o Maiberry Near MLA HostelJunction Kohima-797 001,Nagaland41 Orissa SNAC Open Learning Systems 0674-2301626/ 2301806Plot No.G-3/A/1 Gadakana fax- 0674-2301626Mouza P.O : Mancheswar Olsbbsr_org@rediffmail.comRailway Colony, Near Press ols_director@yahoo.comChhak Bhubneswar-751 017Orissa42 Orissa SNAP Centre for Rehabilitation 06784-231 387Services & Research fax no – 06784- 230805Netaji Nagar, P.O.Madhupatana, bls_crsrbdk@sancharnet.inCuttack-753010, Orissa15

43 Orissa SNAP Manovikas Railway Station Road, 0680-2214183Behrampur, Ganjam, Orissa manovikas_gan@yahoo.com44 Pondicherry SNAC Integrated Rehabilitation 0413 – 2601491& Development Center 09443287887No.7, Rajaganapathy Nagar babysarahs@rediffmail.comKakayanthopa, AriyankuppamPondicherry-805 00745 Punjab SNAP Navjivini School of Special 0175- 2213517/ 2225979Education Sular, Patiala-14700, fax- 0175-2307245Punjabneelsodhi@yahoo.com46 Punjab SNAP The North India Cerebral Palsy 0161-2564551 / 5004666Association (Ashirwad) nicpa@yahoo.comC/o. Dr. R. S. Sodhi, 1298/4B, Phase - 2, Karnail Singh Nagar,Pakhowal Road, Ludhiana, PunjabTHENATIONALTRUST47 Rajasthan SNAC Prayas 343, Lane No.2, 0141-2711018Raja Park, Jaipur-302004, fax- 0141-2703110Rajasthanprayasjpr@hotmail.com48 Rajasthan SNAP Rajasthan Mahila Kalyan Mandal 0145- 3290439Vishwamitra Ashram, Village fax- 0145-2794482Chachiyawas, Via Gagwana dist. rmkm_ajm@yahoo.comAjmer Rajasthanrmkm.a@rediffmail.com49 Rajasthan SNAP Prachya Shodh Peeth (Prayas) 0294-2410812 /30 AC-I, Bhupalpura, Udaipur, 09351549074Rajasthansunitaprayas@yahoo.co.in50 Tamilnadu SNAC The Spastics Society of 044-22541651/Tamilnadu Opp. TTTI, 22541542 /28236647Taramani Roadspastn@md2.vsnl.net.inChennai-600 113, Tamilnadu51 Tamilnadu SNAP Vidya Vikasini Opportunity 2642396School, 66-D, Mettupalayam vvmhss34@vsnl.netRoad, Thudiyalur Post vidyavikasini@dataone.inCoimbatore -641 034 Tamilnadu52 Tamilnadu SNAP M.S Chellamuthu Trust 0452-2586448643, K.K.Nagar, fax no- 0452- 2580442Madurai-625020, Tamil Nadu info@msctrust.org16

53 Tripura SNAC Sushmita De, Secretary 0381-2208507 /ABHOY MISSION 9436123069 /9436460721Ramnagar Road No.1, swambalamban@rediffmail.com2nd Lane (south),P.O. Ramnagar, Agartala,West Tripura-799002, Tripura54 Uttar SNAC Chetna 0522- 2373037 / 2325336Pradesh Sector-C, Aliganj chetna_sansthan2007@rediffmail.com55 Uttar SNAP Integrated Institute for the 0542- 2575947 / 2575453Pradesh Disable, Hanuman Dham disabledinstitute@Karaundi, Colony, B.H.U., rediffmail.comVaranasi-221005, Uttar Pradesh56 Uttar SNAP Integrated Institute of 09411410582 /Pradesh Rehabilitation for the 09319083808Disabilities Viklang Samekit iird_mr@yahoo.comPunarvas Sansthan , C - 3, iirdagra@yahoo.comSubhash Nagar, Albatiya Road,Shah ganj, Agra - 282010,Uttar Pradesh57 Uttar SNAP Gramodyog Seva Sansthan 05361-222358Pradesh Town Area, Musafirkhana, gss.sultanpur@yahoo.comSultanpur, Uttar PradeshAnnualReport2007-200858 Uttar SNAP Sanchit Vikas Sansthan 9415385984/Pradesh Hasanpur, P.O. Bargadwa, 9415930242District-Basti - 272190, fax no 05542-281163Uttar Pradeshsvs.basti@yahoo.com59 Uttar SNAP Viklang Kendra - RotaryPradesh Sponsored Crippled & Youth 0532- 2465766Welfare Society, 13, Lukerganj, fax – 0532-2465766Allahabad-211001, Uttar Pradesh viklang.kendra@yahoo.co.inLucknow-226 024 Uttar Pradesh60 Uttara- SNAC RAPHEL Rydeer Cheshire 0135-2674901khand International Centre fax-0135-2673949P.O. Box 157,raphel_ddn@sancharnet.inLocation - Mohini Road, Trans-Ripsana Nadi,Dehradun-248001, Uttaranchal17

61 Uttara- SNAP Sharpe Viklang Samiti 9410321619 / 9411311596khand Vill. - Lolti, Post - Tungeswar, 9410556338The. - Tharali, Dist. - Chamoli, 01363-271480Uttarakhandsharpeviklang@yahoo.com62 West SNAC Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy 033-024013488/ 2401Bengal P-35/1, 2401 0240/2401 2348Taratolla Road Fax- 033-2401 4177Kolkata-700 088 West Bengal ssei@vsnl.com63 West SNAP North Bengal Council for the 0353-2642923Bengal Disabled prerananbcd@gmail.comC/O. Agniraj, 1, Buddhader Bose cbrjproect@gmail.comRoad Ashram Pura,Siliguri - 737401, West BengalTHENATIONALTRUST64 Andaman SNAC Salvation Fellowship Trust 03192-232623(O)& Nicobar MH/14/2 Marine Hill, 234403(R)Andaman - 744101,Andaman Nicobar65 Diu SNAC The Society for Welfare Not Availableof Mentally Retarded Children Not AvailableC/o Dr. D.S.Kamalia, Avtikuva,Ghoghla, Diu-86252066 Sikkim SNAC Spastics Society of Sikkim 03592-203321Jeewan Theeng Marg, fax – 03592 – 203321 /Development Area 204725Gangtok-737 101, Sikkim skm_spastics@yahoo.co.in18

STATE WISE TRAINING PROGRAMMES CONDUCTED BYSNAC & SNAPS DURING 2007-08S. State Disablility Organiza Inculsive Training Sensitization CommunityNo. Equity -tional Education for Special programmes AwarenessTraining Development for Pvt. School for Lawyers, ProgrammeProgramme Programme School Teachers Bankers, JudicialTeachers Teachers & Officers,Principals Journalists & otherprofessionals1 Andaman & Nicobar - - - - - -2 Andhra Pradesh 1 1 2 1 1 143 Assam 1 - - - - 24 Bihar 1 1 1 1 - 205 Chattisgarh - - - - - 26 Chandigarh 1 - - 1 1 37 Diu - - - - - -8 Delhi 1 - - - - -9 Goa - - - - 10 -10 Gujarat - - 2 1 - 1811 Haryana - - - - - 1012 Himachal Pradesh - - - - - 913 Jharkhand 1 - 1 1 1 1714 Kerala 1 - - - - 915 Karnataka - - - - 1 4Contd .....AnnualReport2007-200819

THENATIONALTRUSTS. State Disablility Organiza Inculsive Training Sensitization CommunityNo. Equity -tional Education for Special programmes AwarenessTraining Development for Pvt. School for Lawyers, ProgrammeProgramme Programme School Teachers Bankers, JudicialTeachers Teachers & Officers,Principals Journalists & otherprofessionals16 Meghalaya - - - - - -17 Maharashtra 1 - - 1 - 718 Manipur 1 - - - - 1019 Mizoram 1 - - - - 120 Madhya Pradesh - - 3 - 1 3821 Nagaland - - - - - -22 Orissa 1 1 3 1 1 2323 Punjab - - - - - 1024 Pondicherry - - - - - 1025 Rajasthan 1 1 1 - - 2326 Sikkim 1 - 1 1 - 427 Tamilnadu 1 1 2 - - 1528 Tripura 1 1 1 1 - 829 Uttar Pradesh - - 2 1 1 3030 Uttarakhand - - - - - 2031 West Bengal 1 1 1 1 1 1020

SAMARTH - Centre Based SchemeSamarth - Center Based Scheme (CBS) was introduced in July, 2005. The Scheme is forresidential services - both short term (respite care) and long term (prolonged care). In addition,activities include: early intervention, special education or integrated school, open school, prevocationaland vocational training, employment oriented training, recreation, sports etc.. Thefacilities in the home shall be available to both males and females on 50-50% basis and shallcover all the four disabilities. It has provision for all income groups like lower income andbelow poverty line. This scheme shall be tapered off over a period of ten years. At present 121Samarth centres are functioning in the country.List of NGOs getting grant under SAMARTH SchemeSr. Organisation Address Telephone/E-mailNo.Arunanchal Pradesh1 Abotani Ashram Welfare G - Extension, Demsite, Naharlagun, Tel.09436237080 /Association Dist. - Papumpare - 791110, 09971639304Arunachal PradeshEmail - aawa@rediffmail.comAssam2 Parents Asosociation of C/o. Shishu Sarothi, Off Ramakrishna Tel. 0361-245332Shishu Sarothi Mission Ashram Road, Birubari E-mail: pass_ghy@yahoo.co.inGuwahati-781 016, AssamAnnualReport2007-20083. Prerona Prerona Pratibandhi Sishu Bikash Kendra, Tel. / Fax. 0376-2361386Cinnamara, Jorhat-785 008, Assam 23605134. Sanjivni Center for Mazgaon, Bemun Chuburi, P.O. Nikamul, Tel. 03712-237423/236218Physically and Tejpur, District - Sonitpur - 784001, 09854450600Mentally Disabled AssamAndhra Pradesh5. Akshaya Kshetram R.S. Gardens, Tel. 0877-2247783,Tirupati-517 507, Andhra Pradesh 9828236252(M)E-mail: akshayakshetram@sancharnet.in6. Sri Dakshinya Bhava H.No.3-12-2, 3rd Line, Old Tel. 0863-2359181,2236826Samiti Pattabhipuram, Guntur-522 006, Fax. 0863-2326503Andhra PradeshE-mail: dakshinya1995@yahoo.comWebsite :dakshinya.org7. Uma Manovikasa Manovikas Nagar, Behind Rayudupalem, Tel. 0884-2306039,2307097Kendram Kakinada-533 005, Andhra Pradesh Mobile-98481-64779E-mail: spreddy@umvk.orgWeb : umvk.org8. Sai Manoteja Mentally Near P.V. Dispensary, P.V. Township, Tel. 08746-222460,Handicapped Society, Manuguru Mandal, Khammam 9440564221,9391617389(M)dist. AP-507 12521

9. Parents Association General Office Employees, Welfare of Tel. 040-23710024/23705929for AccountantMentally Handicapped Children,C-49, A.G's Colony, Yousufguda,Hyderabad-500 045, Andhra Pradesh10. Parents Association for Near Singareni, Community Hall, Tel.08728-246111(O),the Mentally Sector-I, Godavarikhani-505 209, 244528(R)Handicapped Persons AP Mobile-9866099911E-mail: dandapanthulakrishnakumar@yahoo.com.inPamencap_gdk@sancharnet.in11. Andhra Mahila Sabha Respite Home for the Adult Mentally Tel. 040-27634299/27615448Retarded Girls, Andhra Mahila Sabha, 09391100439 / 0939108773(M)G P R Nagar, Kurnool-518002Andhra PradeshBihar12. Lok Seva Sansthan Sanjat, Dist. Begusarai-851133, 06279-252223(PP)Bihar13. Bihar Rehabilitation G-4, P.C. Colony, Kankarbagh, Tel.0612-2351140& Welfare Institute Patna-800 020, BiharTHENATIONALTRUST14. Deepalaya, Institute Purnea, Bihar Tel. 06454-226146for Mental Health & Fax. 06454-222055RehabilitationMob.9431412101E-mail: help_challengedchildren@yahoo.co.in15. Ecovic Environment Consultancy Tel. 0612-2275526,Vikas Centre, 278, Nehru Nagar, Fax.0612-2275526PO-PP colony, Patna-800 013, Bihar E-mail: ecovic@rediffmail.com /ecovic@vsnl.net /cvc@indiatimes.com16. Samaj Kalyan Sansthan Vill.& P.O BasantpurBakhri (Near Tel. /09431009805/06275223684Dholi Bajar, Muzaffarpur (Bihar)17. Koshi Kchhetriya Gangjala Ward No.18, Saharsa-852201, Tel.06478-229622/222536/Viklang Vidhwa Vridh Bihar 09431626931Kalyan SamitiEmail-mukeshyadav@sancharnet.inChandigarh18. GIMRC The Parents / Guardian Society of Tel.0172-2647760/2722725Children of Govt. Institute of Mentally Mob-9872879272Retarded Children, GIMRC, Sector-32, E-mail: gimrc_32@yahoo.comChandigarhChattisgarh19. Handicapped Vocational C/o Garima Press, Main Road, Tilak Tel. 07752-403514/410415/20290Nagar, Bilaspur-495001, Chhattisgarh 09827186959 (M)20. Aakanksha Lions School for the Tel-0771-2427468Mentally Handicapped, Lions Den, Mob-9827193142/9425245678Jalvihar Colony, Raipur-Chattisgarh E-mail: mukulshivali@yahoo.co.in22

21. Sneh Sampada 32, Bungalow Chowk, Sector-8, Tel. 0788-2242853,896479,Bhilai nagar, Durg, Chhattisgarh 9300764710(M)Fax. 0788-2259036,4940619Email-snehasampada@rediffmail.comDaman & Diu22. The Society for C/o Dr. D.S.Kamalia, Avtikuva, Tel.02875-252400Welfare of Mentally Ghoghla, Diu-862520 9427243400(M)Retarded ChildrenDelhi23. Manovikas Comprehensive A-267, Surajmal Vihar, Tel . 011-22377771, 65422367,Rehab. & Research Center Delhi-110 092 20310633Mob.9911107772/9868807772E-mail: manovikasy2k@yahoo.com24. Mother Home Karuna Path Integrated Learning Tel. 011-27299636,Rehabilitation Institute,9899335009(M)Lions Charitable Hospital,E-mail - motherhomeIndiaG T Karnal Road, Libaspur,@yahoo.co.inDelhi - 110 04225. Society for Child Cottage 15, Oberoi Apartments, 2, Tel.011-41727004Development Sham Nath Marg, Delhi - 110 054 9810003512(M)madhumita@disabilityindia.orgGujarat26. Andhjan Kalyan Trust Behind Jain Derasar, Tel.02824-223502Station Plot, Dhoraji-360 410,E-mail: aktrust@sancharnet.inDist. Rajkot, GujaratAnnualReport2007-200827. Blind Welfare Council Mission road, Tel. 02673-571988Near Railway Overbridge,E-mail: bwcdahod@yahoo.co.inDahod-389 151 Gujarat28. Blind People's Jagdish Patel Chowk, Surdas Marg, Tel. 079-26304070, 26303513Association Vastrapur, Ahmedabad-380 015, Fax-079-26300106GujaratE-mail: blinabad1@sancharnet.in29. Hari Aasro Trust Ward 2/B, Post Box No.15, Tel.02836-260172Adipur - 370 205, Gujarat919898153963, 982554583(M)30 Manav Kalyan Trust Dandi Road, Vijalpar, Navsari-396450, Tel.02637-283860/283785/Gujarat282475/ 098759583785(M)email- manavkalyantrust@yahoo.com31 Sneh Education Trust At. Laiyara, Post - Jayva, Taluka - Dhrol, Tel. 09825516905/District - Jamnagar, State -09898192010(M)Gujarat-38000832 Shri Arbuda Adarsh Trust Tirupati Township, Plot No.A+30, Tel. 079-23243027Deesa Road, Palanpur,9426009506(M)Distt. Banaskantha, Gujarat23

Haryana33 Disha Vocational Training and Rehabilitation Tel.01666-243737,244902Center, disha lane, Hisar Road,Fax.234356 9812022518(M)Sirsa, HaryanaEmail - info@dishasirsa.orgDisha_sirsa@yahoo.com34 Modern Education Mandouri Road, Vill. - Mandoura, Tel.09416285563,09868152493 (M)Society Dist. - Sonepat, Haryana Email - sushmadinesh@redif.com35 Educational & Mera Ghar, 392, Sector - 21/C, 0129-2439790, 9899003347Rehabilitation Centre Faridabad - 121001, Haryana edurehabcentre@yahoo.co.infor Special ChildrenHimachal Pradesh36 Sahyog Sahyog Bal Shravan Viklang Kalyan Tel-01905-241779Samiti, New Red Cross Bhawan, 9418023539(M)Mandi Himachal Pradesh37 Prem Ashram Children's Home, P.O Una - 174 303, Tel. 01975-228017Himachal PradeshTHENATIONALTRUST38 Aastha Welfare Society Opp. General Post Office, Nahan, Tel-01702-223945,222385District - Sirmour - 173 001,Himachal PradeshJharkhand39 Samajik Samasya Gandhi Nagar, Matwari, Tel. 06546-272363,Nivaran Evam Kalyan Hazaribagh-825 001, Jharkhand 9431796018(M)SansthanEmail-ssnaks@indiatimes.com40 Jeevan A Residential Teaching Training & Mob. 0326-2291537Treatment Centre for Mentally 9934352294,Physically Speech & HearingHandicapped, Bastacolla, Dhansar,Dhanbad-828 106 (Jharkhand)41 Madhur Muskan Om Snati Apartment, 4-A, Tel. 09334700371/Bangla School Lane (O C C ) Main Road, 09835500341(M)Ranchi-834 001, JharkhandFax-0651-2203960Email- dr_vidyarthi@rediffmail.com42 Bateshwar Seva Sansthan Nahar Chowk, Near Electricity Board, 06422 - 220024, 9431072029Godda, Jharkhand-814133Kerala43 ASHA BHAWAN School and Home for the Mentally 0481-2721196Retarded, Veroor, P.O., Ithithanam, 0481-2721196Kottayam dist. KeralaE-mail: ashabhavan@sify.com44 Fr. Tezza Special School Varampatta, (PO), Tel. 04936-273568cum Training Centre for Wayanad Dist., Kerala 04936-273568Mentally Retarded24

45 Kerala Ecumenical Vattappara, Tel. 0472-2585035Mission Mental Health P.O Thiruvananthapuram - 695 028, 0472-2585035Centre for Training and KeralaRehabilitation of theMentally RetardedKarnataka46 Service Agency for Rural New A.D. Colony, Bhagat Singh Road, Tel. 08159-242699women & Children Muthyalpet, Mulbagal-563 131, Kolar 9448664304(M)(SARWC), Dist., Karnataka. E-mail: sarwc_ngo@yahoo.com47 Angaviklara Poshakara Angaviklara Poshakara Sangha, 548/3,Sangha Saraswathi Nagar, Davangere-577 005, 08192-260341Karnataka48 Grameena Abyudaya Grameena Abyudaya Seva Samasthe, Tel.080-7670463Seva Samasthe 4th ward, Court Road, Rojipur, E-mail: gass_97@indiatimes.comDoddaballapur-561 203 Karnataka49 Gerizm Integrated Home No. 24, 24th Cross, Ejipura, Viveknagar Tel. 080-25712015& School for the Post, Bangalore-560047, Karnataka Email - gerizim@bgl.vsnl.net.inHandicapped50 Shri Manju Education Rajput Street, Balaji Road, Betgiri, Tel.0836-245745/546642Society Gadag, Karanataka - 582102 9845056498(M)51 Shree Ganesha Seva Trust Kandettu, Bikarnakate, , Tel. 0824-2212772/09448215397for Exceptional Persons Mangalore - 575005, D.K, Karnataka Email-vasanthso@hotmail.com52 Manovikasa Institute of Kade Oni, Devangpet, Hubli-580023, 0836-2252756 / 9243281756Training & Rehabilitation Distt. - Dharwad, Karnatakafor the MentallyHandicappedAnnualReport2007-2008Mizoram53 Spastics Society Ch. Chhunga Building, Ph. No.9436159952of Mizoram Saron Veng, Aizawl-796 001, Mizoram E-mail: secyspastics34@hotmail.comgensis-azl@hotmail.comMaharashtra54 Jivhala Society Jivhala Society for Mentally Handicapped, Tel-0217-2500309,6516024Thobade Nagar, Near Vasant Vihar, E-mail: annarao@indiatimes.comOld Pune Naka, Solapur - 413 002 Website:jivhala.orgMaharashtra55 Akhil Bhartiya Apang Swavlambi Tel.0712-2229055Kalyankari Bahuuddeshiya Special School, Near Mahuli Mandir, 9225217757SansthaSRPF Road, Jaitala Last Bus Stop,Nagpur-16, Maharashtra56 SAVALI Alankar, Plot No.14, Tel/Fax-020-25282379,25284615Sector No.133, Prabha Housing Society, E-mail: savali_mrcp@vsnl.netKothrud, Pune-411 029 Maharashtra57 Indian Red Cross society, Near Govt. Building, Kasaba Bawada Tel.0231-2650367Kolhapur Road, Kolhapur, Maharashtra E-mail: swatiswayam@yahoo.co.in25

58 Group of Disabled GODS' HEAVENS, Crystal Palace 022-28576972/28574456(MBA Foundation) Complex, Rambaug, Powah, 09322838879 /Mumbai - 40007609322818733(M)meenakshib@lifecare-disabled.orgcrbmanian@rediffmail.com59 Navjeevan Society for P - 65, M.I.D.G. Area, Chikalthava, Tel. 0240-2484187/248920990Rehabilitation of Naregaon Naka, Aurangabad, Fax-0240-2332679/09860077006Mentally Retarded Maharashtra Email-sharmila-gandhi2005@yahoo.com60 Institute of Rural Plot. No. 28/29, Jivram Nagar, 0257 - 2250594, 2260215,Development & Near Khote Nagar, Jalgaon - 425001, Fax - 2255416Social ServicesMaharashtra61 Sangopita - A Shelter 3/16, Sharmili, Opp - Chinar Hotel, 0251 - 2694989, 9867845469,for Care MIDC - Karjat Road, Gandhi Chowk, sangopita@rediffmail.comKulgaon, Badlapur (E), Distt.Thane-421503Madhya PradeshTHENATIONALTRUST62 Shri Shri Utkarsh Samiti Snehdeep Apartment, 38, Tel. 0731-4057941Narayan Bagh, Indore,9303225546(M)Madhya Pradesh63 Gurukul Sanskrit Gurukul Sanskrit Shikshan Samiti, Tel. 07822-250599Shikshan Samiti Vivekanand Ashram, Near Kamal 9425177816Filling Station, Sidhi,E-mail: gurkul_sidhi@yahoo.comMadhya Pradesh64 Digdarshika Institute of E-7/81, Arera Colony, Tel. 0755-24460947,Rehabilitation and Bhopal-462 016, Madhya Pradesh Fax. 0755-2460873Research 09425301177/66 (M)E-mail: dirr89@rediffmail.com65 Bright Star Social 104, Mission Compound Tel. 07562-224502Society Sehore-466001, Madhya Pradesh E-mail: jeevanjyothi_sehore@yahoo.com66 Seva Shikshan Prashikshan Office-1/1 B.I.B Cantt. Tel. 09229713822/Punarvaas & Anusandhan Sagar, Madhya Pradesh- 470 002 930048107 / 9827389872(M)Samiti67 Asha Gram Trust Barwani - 451551 Madhya Pradesh Tel.07290-222186,224201Fax.223160Email -info@ashagramtrust.orgashagramtrust@rediffmail.com68 Ajay Memorial Near D.I.C. Office, Shanti Niketan, Tel. 09329057821/Charitable Trust Civil Lane, Datia - 475661, M.P. 09425121964(M)69 Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sector 9, Jawahar Nagar, Tel. 0734-2511031,2507307Sahayata Samiti Ujjain-456010, M.P. Fax. 2513201, 09425332740(M)Email-mpvss@sancharnet.in70 Kranti Kala Sangam HIG - 37, New Housing Board Colony, 07532-325118Mayurvan, Morena, M.P. 0989347766026

Manipur71 All Manipur Mentally Keishamthong Top Leirak, Tel.0385-2449537,2051252Handicapped Persons Imphal-795 003, Manipur Fax.0385-2241130Welfare OrgansiationE-mail: amho_2006@yahoo.com72 People Advance in New Mata, Churachandpur Tel.0385-2446139-2220107Social Service dist. Manipur 98682133392(M)E-mail: passadmnlulun@rediffmail.com73 The Pioneer Women's Keisamthong Laisom, Leirak, 0385-2227333Welfare Association Imphal-795001, Manipur 09863059638Orissa74 Vikash D-2/7, Industrial Estate, Tel.0674-2588187,2585306Rasulgarh, Bhunbeshwar-751 010, Fax.2586436OrissaE-mail: vikashbbsr@hotmail.com75 Dr. Braja Vihari Mohanty Plot No.430, Santi Nagar, Tel.0674-2575921Memorial Mentally Jharpara, Bhubneswar, 9437075921(M)Retarded Benefit Trust Dist. Khurda, Orissa E-mail: jagrutibbsr@sify.com76 Center for Rehabilitation Netaji Nagar, PO: Madhupatana, Tel.0671-2345758Services and Research Cuttack-10, Orissa-753 010 06784-230805E-mail: bls_crsrbdk@sancharnet.in77 VSS Institute for P.O. Dhankauda, Via REMED, Tel.0663-2412055Mentally Handicapped, Dist. Sambalpur-768 006, E-mail: vssimh@yahoo.co.inOrissaAnnualReport2007-200878 Ganjam District Netaji Subhash Marg, Tel.06811-260146Orthopaedically Near S.P. Residence, 9810-63851(M)Handicapped Welfare Chatrapur (Ganjam)-761 020,AssociationOrissa79 Association for Social P.O. Tusra, District-Balangir - 767030, 06652-88078,Help in Rural Area Orissa Fax:-30242, 9861078382,ashraorissa@rediffmail.com80 Open Learning System Plot No.G-3-A/1, Gadakina Mouza, 0674-2301626 / 2301806P.O. Mancheswar Railway Colony, Fax 2301626Near Press Chhak,e.mail-ols_director@yahoo.comBhubaneswar-751017, Orissaolsbbsr_org@rediffmail.comPunjab81 Sadhu Basant Residential Sular, Patiala-147 001, Punjab Tel . 0175-2304436,2304878Care Fax. 2307245E-mail: sadhubasant@yahoo.com82 Indian Red Cross Society Distt. Branch, Red Cross Bhavan, Tel.01639-250228/252515Sadiq Chowk, Faridkot-1151203, Punjab Fax - 250228Email-redcross_fdk@yahoo.co.inRajasthan83 Prayas Sansthan Prachya Shodh Peeth, 30 C 1 Road, 0294-2410812,93515 49074Bhopalpura, Udaipur, Rajasthan E-mail: sunitaprayas@yahoo.com27

84 Navjyoti Manovikasa Sector-10, Tel.0291-2710928KendraBehind Central Academy School,Chopsani Housing Board,Jodhpur-342 008, Rajasthan85 Navdisha Vikas Samiti C-6, Hasan Kahn Mewati Nagar, Tel.0144-731673Alwar-301 001, Rajasthan86 Rajasthan Mahila Kalyan Vishwamitra Ashram, Tel.0145-3090439,Mandal Village Chachiyawas, Fax. 2794482Via Gagwana dist. Ajmer ,Rajasthan E-mail: rmkm_ajm@yahoo.com87 Shikhar Society for the 2-N-3, Dadabari, Tel. 0744-2501776,2504188Welfare of Mentally Kota (Rajasthan) - 324 009 E-mail: shikharschool@hotmail.comHandicappedRajasthan88 Jubin Spastic Home & 195/196 Sukharia Shopping Centre, Tel.0154-2488070,2470564Charitable Trust Sriganganagar, Rajasthan 94140-89080(M)E-mail: jubintrust_seva@yahoo.comJubincharitable_hospital@yahoo.com89 Shri Savariya Jaton Ka Mohalla, Chanderiya, Tel.01472-256817, 9828536817Bahuuddaishiya Viklang Chittorgarh, Rajasthan-312 025 Email-ujam@rediffmail.comSeva SansthanTHENATIONALTRUSTSikkim90 Spastics Societ Jeewan Theeng Marg, Dev. Area, 03592-203321of Sikkim Gangtok-737 101, Sikkim fax - 03592 - 203321 / 204725E-mail: skm_spastics@yahoo.co.inTamilnadu91 Ecomwel Orthopaedic Door No.5.5/44.1, New 5th Ward, Tel-04290-251703Centre Near R.C. Church, Tharamangalam, E-mail: eoclawrence@yahoo.co.inOmalur (TK), Salem dist.-636 502, Web-ecomwel.orgTamilnadu wel Orthopaedic Centre92 Keel Ottivakkam Keelottivakkam Village, Tel-04112-256056.256530,Grama Sangam Thimmarajampet Post, Kanchipuram President-044-22378633TK & Dist.631 601 (TN)E-mail: Kogs.ied@kanchi.tn.nic.in93 Thava Jeevan Special Thavam Illam, 2949/2, Tel.04362-232354School Kavadickkara Street, East Gate, 99442-41500,98420-61733(M)Thanjavur-613 001, Tamilnadu94 Rural Area Development B.Dharmathupatti, Tel-04546-281543Trust Melachokkanathapuram E-mail: ruadt@sancharnet.in(PO), Bodinayakanur (TK), Thenidist.-625 582 , Tamilnadu95 Center for Rural Karunalaya Campus, Tel-04639-245707Technology for Virapandianpatnam, E-mail: Certco2005@yahoo.co.inCommunity Development Tiruchendur-628 216, Tutikorindist. Tamilnadu96 Vidya Vikasini 66-D, Mettupalayam Road Tel-0422-2642396,2644819Opportunity School Thudiyalur Post Fax-2644746Coimbatore - 641 034E-mail: vvmhss34@vsnl.netWebsite-vidyavikasini.org28

97 Local Level Committee C/O The District Collector Tel.0423-2442344,2442233,Collectorate, Nilgiris Tamil Nadu Fax-2443971E-mail: Collrnlg@tn.nic.inTripura98 All Tripura Schedule Castes, Ramnagar Road No.1,P.O Ramnagar, Tel.0381-2208507Tribes & Minority Agartala, Tripura West - 799 002 Fax.0381-2380013Upliftment Council9436123069(M)(SWABALAMBAN)Email -swabalamban@rediffmail.com99 All Tripura Scheduled Ramnagar Road No.1, 2nd Lane (south), 0381 - 2208507, 9436123069,Castes, Tribes & P.O. Ramnagar, Agartala, 9436460721Minority Uplifment West Tripura-799002, Tripura swabalamban@rediffmail.comCouncilUttar Pradesh100 Integrated Institute Hanuman Dham Colony, Tel. 542-2575947,for the Disabled Karaundi, BHU, Varanasi-221 005, Fax. 542-2575453Uttar PradeshE-mail: disabledinstitute@rediffmail.com101 Shubhasheesh Shiksha Seva Sansthan, Rai Bareilly (UP), Tel. 0535-2217123Evam Vikash Seva E-27, Mill Area, Amawan Road,SansthanRae Bareilly102 Adarsh Viklang Kalyan Neuria Husainpur, Dist. Pilibhit Tel.05882-316816,Samiti Uttar Pradesh 9719809748(M)103 Janchetna Sansthan 60 M/44, 5A Nawab Yusuf Road, Tel. 9415306680 (M)Civil Lines AllahabadAnnualReport2007-2008104 Gramodyog Seva Nagar Panchayat Musafirkhana,Sansthan Distt. Sultanpur, Uttar Pradesh Tel. 05361-222358105 Bhartiya Chauhan Samiti Balrampur, Pathkauli, Tel. 05462-265316/09451865777Azamgarh-276025, U.P. Fax. 66323106 Balprada Jan Seva Moh. - Vijay Nagar, Vill. - Bhidwari, 9412664618(M)Sansthan P.O.-Gawarau, The. - Bilari, Fax -05921-299015Dist. - Moradabad, U. P.107 Jan Swasthya Awam Dulhipur, Mughalsarai, Tel.05412-256168/Shiksha Kalyan Sansthan Distt. Chandauli, Varanasi, U.P. 09415201446(M)108 Rama School Bisanda, Dist. - Banda - 210203, 9450170624, 05191-251778Uttar Pradesh109 The Spastics Centre 16/99-A, "Bal Bhawan", Phool Bagh, 0512-2350549, fax: 0512-2355106of Kanpur Kanpur-208001, U.P. e-mail:spasticcentrekanpur@yahoo.com110 Integrated Institute of C - 3, Subhash Nagar, Albatiya Road, 9411410582, 9319083808Rehabilitation of the Shah ganj, Agra - 282010, Uttar Pradesh iirdagra@yahoo.comDisabled111 Viklang Kalyan Seva Village Senduri, Post Udayraj Ganj, 05544-265308Sansthan Vikas Khand Nogadh Tehsil, Shohratgarh, Mob. 9838755797 & 9936514262Distt. Sidharth Nagar-272204,Uttar Pradesh29

112 Akhil Bhartiya viklang Tulsinagar, Ayodhya, Faizabad, U.P. 9305169504Kalyan SamitiUttranchal113 Unecess Research & Unecss House, Billona, Takula Road, Tel. 05963-220547/Development Society Bageshwar-2673642, Uttaranchal 09917041579(M)Email- unecss@yahoo.co.in114 Happy Family Health Happy Family Hospital, Subhash Nagar, Tel. 01332-263486/324722/Care & Research Roorkee, - 247667, Uttranchal 09319622833(M)AssociationFax-01332-263486Email-rkroorkee@yahoo.comWest Bengal115 Moyna Ramkrishnayan Vill-Garhmoyna, PO, Moyna. Tel.03228-236247, 260371Association Dist. Purba Medinipur-721 629, WB E-mail: KGP_mrarural@sancharnet.in116 Rampurhat Spastics & Rampurhat Chamragodam, Tel. 03461-257717Handicapped Society Post: Rampurhat, dist. Birbhum, 9232535918-MWest Bengal-731224THENATIONALTRUST117 Indian Red Cross Society Dakshin Dinajpur, Surya Sen Sarani, Tel.03522-255175,PO, Balurghat, Dist. DakshinFax-03522-255176Dinajpur-733 101, West Bengal E-mail: ircsdd@rediffmail.com118 Behala Bodhayan 48/3, Sarsuna Main Road, Tel. 033-2493-3647Kolkata-700 061, West BengalE-mail: behalabodhayan@yahoo.co.inWeb site : geocities.com/behalabodhayan119 Alakendu Bodh Niketan Vill.+PO, Jemo Rajbati, Tel.033-2320-7433/2320-4565,Dist. Murshidabad-742 140,Fax-2320-7433West BengalE-mail: abnr@vsnl.netWebsite : abnrkol.com120 Howrah South Point 15, P.M Bustee 3rd By lane, P.O-Shibpur, Tel.033-03561-248116Dt. Howrah - 711102Email-hshpoint@vsnl.netks_devi@satyam.net.in121 Integrated Rehabilitation No.7, Rajaganapathy Nagar, Kakayanthope, 0413 - 2601491, 9443287887,Development Center Ariyankuppam, Pondicherry-605007 info@babysarahs.com(IRDC)The quality of imagination is to flow and not to freeze.~Ralph Waldo Emerson30

ASPIRATION (Day Care Centre) SchemeThe aim of the scheme is to work with children 0-6 years with developmental disabilities, tomake them ready for mainstream and special schools. This is an early intervention programme.The objectives of this scheme are:l Awareness generation amongst parents of persons with disabilities, its family members& related Govt. Officials / Teachers.l Assessment & evaluation of children with disabilities.l Motivation & counseling to parents & families.l Training for daily living activities.l Pre school skills - (pre-reading, pre-maths etc.)l Therapeutic services which include physiotherapy / occupational therapy / speech /psychotherapy & psychiatric intervention.l Audiological assessment & suitable referral.l Music drama / play therapy / pre-vocational training.l Facilitation in getting admission into special school and inclusive school.l Respite care services (for parents).l Social & family integration.AnnualReport2007-2008The project is launched during the year 2007-08. 50 projects have been sanctioned and anamount of Rs.61.25 lakh released during the year 2007-08 under the scheme.List of Aspiration (Day Care Centre) project holdersSr. Organisation Name/Address Ph.No./E-mailNo.Andhra Pradesh1 Chaitanya Institute for the Learning Disabled Rural Project 08966-74360Anjaneyapeta, Kothavalasa-535183, Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh child_ap@yahoo.com2 SKR Pupils Welfare Society, Behind A.P.S.R.T.C. Bus Station, 94403-36730/9440660692/Chimakurthy, Dist. - Prakasam - 523226, Andhra Pradesh 08592-654560skrpupils@yahoo.co.inArunanchal Pradesh3 Abotani Ashram Welfare Association, G - Extension, 9436237080Demsite, Naharlagun, Dist. - Papum Pare - 791110,aawa@rediffmail.comArunachal Pradesh4 Tarhuk Samaj, Vill. Kopila, P.O. - Damin, Kurung Kumay 0360-2002359District, Arunachal Pradesh tarhuksamaj@rediffmail.com /takartolum@yahoomail.com31

Assam5 Deshbandhu Club, P.O. & Village Beharabazar, 03842 259503 / 212442 / 262453Cachar, Assam-788817,deshbandhuclub@rediffmail.com6 Miranalijyoti Rehab. Centre, Kumudnagar, 9954485197P.O - Jalori Dibrudawar, Duliajan - 786602,mrinaljyoti@yahoo.co.inDistt. - Dibrugarh, AssamBihar7 Aakanksha Institute for Mentally Handicapped, 0631-2431503 / 09234122275Bhadani Nursing Home (P) Ltd., F.B.S. Road,Gaya - 823001, Bihar Project at opp. VidyutNagar Dobhi Road Bodh Gaya Bihar8 Jagdamba Kalyan Samiti, Nesra Vill. - Nesra, P.O. - Karavi Parsarai, 06111 - 261165 / 9931626909 /Dist. - Nalanda - 801304, Bihar 94310235869 Shree Narayan Samaj Kalyan Kendra, Vill. - Lok Dihari, 06184-226492 / 09431465005P.O. - Karup Indrahiyan, Distt. - Rohtas,narayansamaj@yahoo.co.inBihar project at Gourakshini Street No- 9 A,Sasaram Dist- Rohtas - 821115, BiharTHENATIONALTRUST10 Shubham, Administrative Officer, 1st floor, Aggarwal Bhawan, 0621-248178, 247420Jawaharlal Road, Muzaffarpur, Bihar-804200.ptshubham@sancharnet.inProject at Shubham, FardoGola, Rewa Road,Muzaffarpur-842001, BiharChattisgarh11 Koshish Special School for the multiple handicapped 9926114019Tumgaon Road, Ward no.7, Mahasamund, ChattisgarhNA12 'Ankur' Korba, HIG - 100, M.P.Nagar, Korba-195681, 09826134 / 9826134708Chhattisgarhankurkorba@mkdiesels.inGujarat13 Smt. PNR society for Relief & Rehabilitation of the Disabled 0278-2423917, 2431150,2431160Shri K.L.Institute for the Deaf, 51, Vidyanagar,pnrntic@rediffmail.comBhavnagar-364002, GujaratHimachal Pradesh14 Ganapati Education Society, Near Tele. Exchange Kunihar 01796-262699 / 9418079043The. Arki Distt. Solan(H.P) 173207sharma.roshan@yahoo.co.inHaryana15 Disha, Disha Lane, Hissar Road, Sirsa - 125055, HARYANA 01666-243737, 244902,9215622300, 9896344312info@dishasco.org16 Tapan Rehabilitation Society, Opp. Rajput Dharamshala, 9416285563Sant Nagar, Chaman Garden, Karnal-132001, HARYANAmes_snp@rediffmail.com17 Modern Education Society, Mandouri Road, Vill. - Mandoura, 0184-2240751Dist. - Sonepat, Haryana,sujatavspk@yahoo.comJharkhand18 Lohiya Viklang Seva Samiti, Tilak Nagar, Fasiya Dangal, 06422-222806, 9431370676Godda-814133lvss-godda@yahoo.com32

19 Van Uden Badhir Kalyan Sansthan, Dhobi Jharna Microwave Tower, 64362225101Sahibganj - 816109, Jharkhand20 Vani Vikas - Rehabilitation Center for Speech, 0651-2340505, 9835551476Hearing and Mentally Handicapped, Plot No.106,NAOld A.G. Colony, Ranchi, JharkhandMizoram21 Spastics Society of Mizoram, R Laldanga Building, 0389-2301115Chhinga Veng, Aizawl,gensis_azl@hotmail.comMaharashtra22 Anand Parivar, C/O. Janseva Mandal, 529/ B, Parasnis Colony, 9422038029/9422038039Sadar Bazar, Powainaka, Satara-415001, Maharashtra23 Aavishkar soceity for Development of Mentally Handicapped 9423047964E-95, MIDC, Mirjole, Ratnagiri-415639, Maharashtra24 Priyadarshani Gramin & Adivasi Sevabhavi Sanstha, 02425-228007, 228907,225357Deepraj Complex, 1st Floor, New Nagar Rod,priyadarshani92@hotmail.com,Sangamner, Ahmednagar-422605, Maharashtradrarunithape@rediffmail.comManipur25 Imphal Guardian Society, Liwa Chanam Pukhari Mapal, 0385-2410232P.O. Sigjamei-795008, Imphal, Manipursob_manipur@yahoo.co.in26 People Advance in Social Services, New Mata, 98621333392/ 09862073790Churachandpur-795128, Manipurpass.admn@yahoo.com,smthccp@yahoo.comMadhya PradeshAnnualReport2007-200827 Seva Shikshan Prashikshan Punarvas Evam Anusandhan Samiti, 9229713822, 9300481076,40, Cantt, Sagar - 470001, M.P. 9827389872sevasamiti1980sagar@yahoo.co.in28 Shiv Kalyan Evam Shikshan Samiti, LIG-26, 0755-2556663Harshwardhan Nagar, Bhopal (MP)skss_bpl@yahoo.com29 Pooja Viklang Sansthan Evam Samaj Seva Samiti, 09827361472/09425014614B-39, Mayur Vihar Colony, Ashoka Garden, Bhopal-23poojaviklang@rediffmail.com30 Mahila Balvikas Samiti, 2, Mukherjee Colony 07534-230545infront of jail Bhind, MP-47700131 Adhikar Shikshan Prashikshan Punarvas, 09300481076 / 09893676305Avam Anusandhan Samiti, 328 Beni Sagar Panna(M.P)adhikarsansthan@yahoo.com32 Shivangi Education and Rural Development Society, 07542-268639, 309594, 9425131834Hanuman Colony, Guna, MP, Project at Near Central School, shivangieducation@yahoo.co.inNanakhedi, Guna, MPOrissa33 Centre for Rehabilitation Service and Research (CRSR) 06784-230805AT-Patharadi, PO-Charampa., Dist. Bhadrak, Orissa-756 101 bls_crsrbdk@sancharnet.in34 Research Academy for Rural Enrichment (RARE) 9437194908At./P.O./Dist. - Sonepur-767017, Orissararesonepur@yahoo.co,in33

35 Home & Hope - A school for MR Children, 0661-2510085Sector - 17, Rourkela - 769003, Orissa36 Veer Surendra Sai Institute for Mentally Handicapped at 0663-2412055, 9437457503Social Welfare Centre, P.O. Dhankanda,Vssimh@yahoo.co.inDistrict-Sambalpur-768101, Orissa37 Daddhibamnajew institute for social action (DISA) 9337083842NAC Road, Masterpara, Phulbani-762001, Kondhamal, Orissa disa_kandhamal@rediffmail.comPunjab38 The North India Cerebral Palsy Association (Ashirwad) 0161-2564551/5004666C/o. Dr. R. S. Sodhi, 1298/4 B, Phase - 2, Karnail Singh Nagar, ashirwadnicpa@gmail.comPakhowal Road, Ludhiana, PunjabRajasthan39 Shikhar Society for the welfare of Mentally Handicapped 0744-25017762-N-3, Dadabari Ext., Kota-324009, Rajasthanshikharschool@hotmail.com40 Pt. Chhitarmal Lata Welfare society, 01460-684690, 09252093961vill & po- Behroj The-Mundawar Dist-AlwarNAProject at Shiv Jyoti K.D. manovikas school,khairthalUttar PradeshTHENATIONALTRUST41 Viklang Kendra, Opp. Bhardwaj Ashram, J.L.N. Road, 0532-2465766/0532-2465766Allahabad-211002, Uttar Pradeshviklang.kendra@yahoo.co.in42 Sanchit Vikas Sansthan, Labanapar Turn, P.O. Labanapar, 9415930242/94153859984dist. Basti (UP)svs.basti@yahoo.com43 Integrated institute for disabled (Rachna Vishesh Vidhyalaya) 0542-2575947, 2575453Hanuman Dham Colony, Karaundi, B.H.U., Varanasi-221005, U.P. disabledinstitute@rediffmail.com44 Maa Shyamadevi Yuva Samekit Viklang Punarvas Kendra 05454-254059, 9451711443Baghaura sikrara Jaunpur,45 Manav Seva Gramodyog Sansthan, Jamon (Near Bank of Baroda), 9918104783, 9452313325Sultanpur, 227807, UP, Project at Vill Pure Chakai,Post-Pure Ojha, dist. Pratapgarh46 Manav Utthan Samiti, Vill- Basti Post Khiriya Distt- Mau U.P 2547 - 2530232 / 9452134628manavutthan_samiti@yahoo.co.in47 Shanti Samaj Sevi Samiti, 2/377, Khatrana Street, 5692-225208 / fax- 05692-2269970Farrukhabad-209625, U.P.scitedu@hotmail.comUttarakhand48 Nav Bharat Manav Vikas Sansthan, Near - Green Land School, 0135-2695312, 9358133120Dehradun Road, Doiwala dist. Dehradun,West BengalUttrakhand Project at Bhadrabad, Haridwar, Uttrakhand49 Nimbarak Math Seva Samity Trust, Vill. Baikunthapur, 03225-253296, 9433442540P.O. Sankarpur, P.S. Daspur, Dist. Paschim Medinipur - 721211 nmsstrust@gmail.com50 Vivekananda Loksiksha Niketan, vill. Faridpur, 03220-258510, 257178P.O. Dakshin Dauki, P.S, Contai,, Dist. purba medinipur-721401 kgp_vincti@sancharnet.in34

REMOTE AREA FUNDINGThe objectives of this scheme are as under:To stimulate National Trust activities in unrepresented districts.Awareness generation of National Trust activities amongst parents of persons with disabilities,its family members & related Govt. Officials / Teachers & facilitation ofservices.Training of parents / siblings, professional, consultant etc.Motivation, counselling, social integration activities.Early intervention, Educational, Pre-vocational & Vocational activities.The National Trust has about 250 districts with no representation. The scheme helpsto set up services in such districts.The project is launched during the year 2007-08. 16 projects have been sanctioned andan amount of Rs.2.92 lakh was released under the scheme.Project Sanctioned under Remote Area FundingAnnualReport2007-2008S. Name & Address of the State Distt. ProjectNo Organization Location1 Abotani Ashram Welfare Asssociation Arunachal Lower Sokom Village P.O.Extension, Dam Site, Pradesh Subansiri Raga Dist-LowerNaharlagun - 791 110, Arunachal PradeshSubansiri ArunachalPradesh2 Vani Vikas, H.O.106, Old AG Colony, Jharkhand Giridh Choudhary Vill,Kadru, Ranchi-834002, JharkhandAgra Ghat, Near kaliMadir, Giridih-815301 (Jharkhand)3 Chotanagpur Sanskritik Sangh B-205, Jharkhand Gumla I/C Ashwani Kumar,Sector , Jagarnathnagar, Dhurwa,Bharno Bazar, Tanr,Ranchi-834 004Gumla RoadBharno, Gumla4 Social Human Action for Rural Manipur Bishnupur Bishnupur distt.,Empowerment (SHARE) SocietyManipurNew Mata, Churachandpur-795128,Manipur State35

THENATIONALTRUST5 Spastice Society of Serchhip Mizoram Wzoram Serchhip, Dist.A.O.C Veng, Serchhip, Dist. MizoramMizoram6 Bhairabi Club, At-Kurumpada, Orissa Boudh At/PO/Dist-Boudh,PO-Hadapada, Distt. Khordha, OrissaOrissa7 Regional Rehabilitation and Research Orissa Deogarh At Khaparsahi, PO/Centre, Near R G H, Panposh Road,Dist-Deogarh,Rourkela-4, Distt. Sundargarh, OrissaOrissa, Pin-7681018 Association for Social Help in Rural Orissa Kalahandi At-Dhanarakhaman,Area (ASHRA) At/PO-Tusra,ist-Bolangir, Orissa-767030, INDIAP.O. -Gajbahal,Dist-Kalahandi,Orissa.9 Awaj Foundation Sansthan, 24, Rajasthan Tonk Tonk, Bundi,Lal Singh, Judo Colony, NarayanSwaimadhopur &Nagar, Tok Road, JaipurDausa districts10 Pt. Chittarmal Latha Welfare Society, Rajasthan Dausa DausaVill & P.O Behroj, Distt. Alwar(Rajasthan)11 Spastic Society of Tamil Nadu, Tamil Cuddalore Nagapattinam,Taramani, Chennai-600 113 Nadu Cuddalore Distt.12 Disha, Shyam Sundar Mandir Office, Andaman Andaman AndamanRangat BajarMiddle Andaman-74420513 Mav Prerna Shri Dinesh Lal Goyal, Haryana Rewari RewariDharamshala, Sectors, Rewari-12340114 Chakradhar Institute of Rehabilitation Orissa Bhubane- JagdsinghpurSciences, F-10, B J B Nagar,swarBhubaneswar-1415 Asha Akankhya, At / PO-Nathasahi, Orissa Jajpur JajpurVia-Devidwar, P.S/Dist. Jajpur16 Manav Seva Gramodyog Sansthan, UP Sultanpur PratapgarhJamon (Near Bank of Baroda),Sultanpur-227807, UPEven if you are on the right track, you will get run over if youjust sit there.~Will Rogers36

COMMUNITY BASED CAREGIVERS TRAININGSCHEME AND DEPLOYMENT OF CAREGIVERSAnnualReport2007-200837

CaregiversThe National Trust has revised the guidelines for Community Based Caregivers TrainingProgramme. All the registered NGOs will be eligible for this scheme provided they takeapproval from RCI to conduct the programme. This was necessitated because any professionalservices of caregiving in the country was expected to have RCI registration and RCI has demandedthat any course sponsored by any organization or supported by National Trust should be as pertheir syllabus.THENATIONALTRUSTThe objectives of the scheme are as follows:-1. To reduce the stress and strain of family members who have persons with Autism,Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilities in their desire to rehabilitatetheir disabled members within their own families.2. To increase the competencies of the disabled person, thereby making it possible for thedisabled persons to continue to live within their own families, and in their owncommunities.3. To build up a pool of trained caregivers who may be hired on temporary/permanentbasis by such of the families that may need their services.4. To provide employment opportunities to the deserving people from the communitywho may be in need of employment.Eligibility of Organizations1. Organizations/Associations must be registered with National Trust in addition to beingregistered under the Societies Registration Act (or similar ones).2. Be running for at least two years in the four disability categories of the National Trust(may be revised in exceptional cases)3. The institution should be approved by RCI for conducting the CBCT programme forNational Trust.4. Be a legally constituted body.5. Not be running for profit to any individual or body of individuals.6. Be functioning as close to the community sought to be served as is possible.7. Preference will be given to Parents Organizations and organizations run by disabledpersons themselves8. Weightage will be given to underserved geographical areas.9. Government bodies at Central and State levels, Local Level Committees, etc. are eligible.10. Autonomous bodies are also eligible.Infrastructure requirementThe infrastructure requirement for an Institute willing to conduct the programme will be asfollows:-38

1. The training center should have facilities in at least one area of disabilities related to thecourse.2. Should be able to have attachment with a hospital.3. Should be able to have attachment with rehabilitation centers related to disability areascovered under the syllabus.4. The Institutes should have an adequately furnished classroom with a toilet, office room,reference material.Faculty requirementThere would be minimum 2 core faculty for a maximum batch size of 20 students havingthe following qualifications.(a) One of the core faculties should be B.Sc. in Nursing/Psychatric Nursing/RehabilitationProfessional or General Nursing with minimum 3 years of practical experience.(b) There should be a Demonstrator or Co-trainer, who should be a RCI registered personin course related specialization with minimum three years experience.Component of the Scheme1. The project will involve selection, orientation and training of eligible persons forprofessional caregiving.2. Maintaining a unit for registration, placement, monitoring and replacement etc. ofprofessional caregivers in the post-training follow up period.3. Maintaining close liaison with user families to determine their needs and suggestappropriate interventions with special reference to caregiving at homeAnnualReport2007-2008The items of financial assistance for a group of 20 trainees are as under:-S.No. Module A & B Rs.1. Honorarium for faculty @ Rs.85per hour for 240 hours 20,400.002. Examination fee etc. (RCI) 36,000.003. Training kit for 20 trainees which shall 10,000.00include Manual of Rs. 250/- @ Rs. 500 x 2004. Miscellaneous 3,000.005. Honorarium for practical training to the 10,200.00institution to the funded by agencyTOTAL 79,600.0039

Responsibilities of the Organizations who receive funding from National Trust underCaregivers training.1. The Institute will identify families who need services.2. They will maintain a register of trained Caregivers.3. A maximum of 40 Caregivers can be supported per year for each institution.4. To arrange for sponsorships and cross subsidies for services to BPL families fromfamilies who are able to support these costs. Reasonable user charges may be levied as perincome of families, for the services of caregivers.5. Detailed records must be maintained as per directions of the National Trust.6. After completion of the training, the organization’s representative must make a minimumof 4 follow up visits per year per Caregiver. This will be a monitoring role which isintegral to this revised scheme.7. The organization must hold bi-monthly meetings to allow all caregivers to discussspecific case related difficulties and to update their knowledge and skills.Minimum eligibility criteria for CaregiversTHENATIONALTRUST1. 10 th standard pass or equivalent pass.2. Persons with disabilities who meet the other criteria3. Ability to undertake travel on daily basis4. Preference will be given to family members of disabled persons.5. No age bar is prescribed but given the nature of house to house visits, an upper age limitof 40 years is preferred.6. Persons with commitment, interest in disability and likelihood of staying on in thecommunity, may be given priority.Release of AssistanceThe financial assistance will be released in three instalments as under;-a) 25% on sanctionb) 50% after two monthsc) 25% after completion of the programme.While selecting the organization all around the country, it will be seen that there is fair spatialdistribution. A Sub-Committee will be formed, in case needed.It is requested that institution should fulfill the condition of first taking approval of RCI andthen apply for Caregivers programme of National Trust.40

Caregivers Training Programme conducted for the Year-2007-08S.No. State Name & Address1 Andhra Pradesh Thakur Hariprasad Institute of Research & Rehabilitationfor the Mentally HandicappedVivekananda Nagar, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad-5000602 Bihar J.M.Institute of Speech & Hearing Road No.5,Indrapuri, P.O.Keshri Nagar, Patna-24, Bihar3 Delhi Amar Jyoti Rehabilitation & Research CentreKarkardooma, Vikas Marg, Delhi-1100924 Delhi Manovikas KendraA-267, Suraj Mal Vihar, Delhi-925 Gujarat Blind Welfare CouncilMandav Road, Opp. - Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple,P.O. Box - 115, Dahod - 389151, Gujarat6 Gujarat Smt. Parsanben Narandas Ramji Shah (Talajawala) Societyfor Relief & Rehab of the DisabledShri K.L.Institute for the Deaf, 51, Vidyanagar,Bhavnagar-364002, Gujarat7 Haryana DishaDisha Lane, Hissar Road, Sirsa - 125055, HARYANAAnnualReport2007-20088 Karnataka Karnataka Parents Association for MR CitizensAMH Compound, Off. Hosur Road, Near KidwaiMemorial Hospital, Bangalore-5600299 Kerala Association for Welfare of the Handicapped 17/194 A, MSquare Complex, Pavamani Road, Calicut-673001,Kerala10 Kerala Sneha Sadan College of Special Education,Ankamaly Ernakulam Distt. Kerala11 Madhya Pradesh Digdarshika Institute of Rehabilitation & ResearchRed Cross Bhawan Campus, Shivaji Marg,Bhopal-462016, M.P.12 Manipur All Manipur Mentally Handicapped Persons WelfareOrganiztionKeishamthong Top Leirek, Imphal-795001, Manipur41

THENATIONALTRUST13 Orissa Open Learning SystemsPlot No.G-3-A/1, Gadakina Mouza, P.O. MancheswarRailway Colony, Near Press Chhak,Bhubaneswar-751017, Orissa14 Rajasthan DISHA (Centre for Special Education)450 AB, Nirman Nagar, King’s Road, Jaipur-30201915 Sikkim Spastic Society of Sikkim, Gangtok - Special Education& Rehabilitation CentreJeewan Theeng Marg, Development Area, Gangtok,Dist. - East Sikkim - 737101, Sikkim16 Uttar Pradesh Chetna - Society for the Welfare of the HandicappedSector - C, Aliganj, Lucknow-226024, U.P.17 Uttar Pradesh Integrated Institute for the DisabledHanuman DhamColony, Karaundi, B.H.U., Varanasi-221005, U.P.19 Uttar Pradesh Gramodyog Sewa SansthanMusafirkhana, Sultanpur, U.P20 Uttar Pradesh Israji Devi Shikshan Sansthan23 B, Park Road,Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh21 Uttar Pradesh Shikshit Yuva Sewa SamitiPandey Bazar, Basti-272002, U.P.22 West Bengal Indian Institute of Cerebral PalsyP-35/1, Taratolla Road, Kolkata-700088, West Bengal42

NIRAMAYA(A Health Insurance Scheme For the Welfare of Persons withAutism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilities)OBJECTIVE- To provide affordable Health Insurance to persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, MentalRetardation & Multiple Disabilities- To encourage health-services-seeking behaviour among persons with disability- To improve the general health condition & quality of life of persons with disabilitySCHEME & ITS COVERAGEThe scheme envisages to deliver 'Community based' cover which will- Have a single premium across age band- Provide same coverage irrespective of the type of disability- Insurance cover upto Rs. 1 lakh and- All persons with disabilities will be eligible and included and there will be no 'selection'We have identified ICICI Lombard to issue the policy for Health Insurance Scheme. Foreffective implementation of the scheme `Alegion Insurance Broking Ltd.' has been identifiedas Third Party Nodal Agency on behalf of the National Trust.AnnualReport2007-2008PREMIUM & STOP LOSSThe premium shall be decided by inviting tender from the eligible insurance companies.The premium amount for BPL category of persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, MentalRetardation and Multiple Disabilities will be shared by the State Govt. and Central Govt. / theNational Trust. Other categories of persons may join the scheme on payment of suitablepremium amount.In case of total claims exceeding the total premium amount, the Insurance Company willcover the risk up to 120% of the total premium amount i.e. the insurance company can havea stop loss at 120% of total premium amount. Similarly in case of claims falling short of totalpremium amount, the Insurance Company shall pay back 90% of the savings, after deducting20% as administrative cost.IMPLEMENTATIONThe entire scheme shall be implemented & monitored by the National Trust through a ThirdParty Nodal Agency (TPNA) with the active participation of the Local Level Committees(LLC). The Third Party Nodal Agency shall liaise with the Insurance Company, empanelledhealth service providers, LLCs, SNAP/SNAC of the National Trust, State Govt. and all the43

stakeholders concerned for awareness generation as well as for underwriting the risks and forthe speedy settlement of claims.BUDGETIn the first phase, it is expected to cover 1 lakh BPL beneficiaries for health insurance upto Rs.1 lakh at a premium of Rs. 350/- per annum per beneficiary. The total cost of the Scheme willbe as belowPremium Amount @ Rs.99/- for 1 lakh BPL beneficiariesService Charges for Third Party Administration @ 10%Miscellaneous (Awareness, Publicity, Contingency etc.)Total (per annum)Rs. 99 lakhRs. 10 lakhRs. 16 lakhRs. 125 lakhList of Benefits (including pre-existing conditions) Limits (Rs.)THENATIONALTRUST1 Cashless Hospitalization. 1000002 Domiciliary Hospitalization including Nursing charges. 200003 Corrective Surgeries for existing disability including congenital disability. 500004 Surgery to prevent further aggravation of disability 150005 Post operative care including Therapies for 6 months 150006 OPD Services (consultation and medicines) for all ailments and diseases. 100007 Regular Medical checkup for non-ailing Disabled. (per year) 50008 Pathology, Radiology, Advance tests for Diagnosis of illnesses and 7500monitoring disability.9 Ongoing Therapies to reduce impact of disability and disability 7500related complications.10 Dental - Preventive Dentistry 750011 Transport charges for seeking medical services. 150012 Alternative Medicine. 2000LIST OF DISTRICTS TO BE COVERED UNDER THE SCHEME IN FIRST PHASESN STATE/ UT DISTRICT1 BIHAR KAIMUR2 CHANDIGARH CHANDIGARH3 DELHI CENTRAL DELHI4 GUJARAT AHMEDABAD5 KERALA KASARGODE6 MADHYA PRADESH JABALPUR7 TAMILNADU ERODE8 TRIPURA AGARTALA9 UTTAR PRADESH RAE BAREILY10 UTTARAKHAND BAGESHWAR44

UDDYAM PRABHA (Incentive) SchemeAn incentive scheme to promote economic activities for self-employment of PwDs.Objective: Promoting vocational and economic activities for persons with Autism, CerebralPalsy, Mental Retardation & Multiple Disabilities through interest subsidy, on loans takenfrom banks or NHFDC.Eligibility:1. Persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation & Multiple Disabilities.2. Loan should be taken from recognized financial institutions.3. Loan Sanction Letter mentioning amount, purpose, period of sanction and rate ofinterest4. Proof of loan taken and Interest amount paid.Interest:Interest incentive upto 5% for BPL and 3% for other categories will be given per annum upto5 years on a loan amount upto Rs.1.0 lakh per person (e.g. in a group a subsidy will be perperson).AnnualReport2007-2008Implementation: Eligible persons may submit the request to SNAC for onward submissionto National Trust. In states not having SNAC, request can be directly forwarded to NationalTrust.To keep our faces toward change, and behave like free spiritsin the presence of fate, is strength undefeatable.~Helen Keller45

GYAN PRABHA (Scholarship) SchemeTo encourage people with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilitieswith financial support for pursuing post schooling* and vocational training / professional course.Eligibility:1. Financial assistance will be available to Indian students with at least 40% disabilitiescertified as per definition under the National Trust Act for persons with Autism, CerebralPalsy, Mental Retardation & Multiple Disabilities.2. Financial assistance will be given for pursuing post schooling Professional courses orvocational training and other creative activities from recognized institutions for selfemployment/employment.THENATIONALTRUST3. Continuation/renewal of the scholarship for next year will depend on successfulperformance in course in the preceding year with minimum 50% marks.Scholarship:Scholarship amount shall be upto Rs.700/ p.m. per person for 1000 persons per annum.* Could be upto any class like class I or II or special school inputs.* No formal schooling/ school dropouts/ 10th pass/ illiterate/ semi literate.Logic will get you from A to B, imagination will take youeverywhere.~Albert Einstein46

ARUNIM(Association for Rehabilitation under National Trust Initiative of Marketing)ARUNIM is a Marketing Federation for the Welfare of Persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy,Mental Retardation and Multiple Disabilities. It is established as a non-profitsociety to serve the interests of its members through marketing initiative for the productsmade by persons with disabilities, particularly those disabilities which are covered under theNational Trust Act.AnnualReport2007-2008Young persons from Digdarshika, Bhopal, showcasing products made bythem at Dilli Haat47

REPORT ON AUTISMAutism is a complex neuro-developmental disorder that manifests in children by the age of 3.It has a debilitating effect in the area of socialization and communication, speech and language,cognition and imagination and its severity may vary from mild to very severe and therefore, itis known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Autism is not an illness or a disease. ActuallyASDs are a group of developmental disabilities defined by significant impairments in socialinteraction and communication and presence of unusual behaviour and interests. Individualswith Autism respond well to highly specialized, intensive and extensive education programmestailored to their individual needs. In early stages they may need a special environment forlearning, such as 1:1 student / teacher ratio. Educational training ranges from inclusion inregular schools with appropriate adaptation for individual, to training in small groups in specialschools. There are also host of other approaches like dietary interventions, medications, auditorytraining, music therapy etc. which could supplement the individual progress.THENATIONALTRUSTThe causes of Autism are still not known. Recent research indicates that it could be a combinationof genetic and environmental factors. Five years of study by an international consortium ofresearchers from 19 nations indicated that Autism has numerous genetic origins rather than asingle or a few primary causes. There are 40 lakh people with ASD in India. Yet, inclusion ofdisorder under Persons With Disability Act (PWD Act) remains the biggest challenge in itslobby group.Marketing of products developed by persons with Autism was placed in the exhibition andfairs at Dilli Haat and International Trade Promotion Organization held on 25th Sept. to 8thOctober, 2007 at Delhi.Marketing Professional has been appointed for the promotion of products made by the personswith Autism to explore new avenues and markets for the products. Ability mela & Job fairwere organized in collaboration with the NGOs and potential employers to enhance theemployability of persons with Autism held on 1st to 2nd December, 2007 at Delhi in partnershipwith BCF, Blind Relief Association, NTPC, ITC, CII, FICCI .It's kind of fun to do the impossible.~Walt Disney48

REPORT ON COURT CASEMrs. Sharda Dhir had filed a Writ Petition in Delhi High Court seeking relief for the benefit ofpersons with disabilities under the PWD Act 1995 against the Central Govt., MSJ&E, MHA,Delhi Govt. and National Trust. Each Govt. agency had filed their respective replies thereto.On hearing all the parties the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi passed directions vide order dated18.12.2006 to the parties to hold joint meetings to draw Action Plan for reaching the benefitsas per PWD Act, 1995 to the persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) residing andliving in the territory of NCR Delhi.Accordingly, at a joint meeting held under the chairmanship of Secretary, MSJ & E on19.12.2006, a joint Action Plan was drawn up and filed in the court on 20.12.2006.Subsequently respective Govt. agencies submitted their respective modified Action Plan. TheJoint Action Plan of the National Trust submitted in the court on 28.3.2007 was under thefollowing headings:-1. Awareness Programmes –oooDevelopment of 30 / 60 sec. Spots for telecasting on Doordarshan on Autism andother disabilities in the National Trust disability areas.Group Discussion on Doordarshan and AIR for awareness generation on Autism.Helpline development and inclusion thereof in the Ali Yavar Jung National Institutefor the Hearing Handicapped run by Ministry of SJ&E., publishing advertisementin the daily newspaper.AnnualReport2007-20082. Early Intervention (0-6 age group)AADI has submitted plan for five years (2007-2012) for the programme for childrenwith autism in NCR Delhi.3. EducationTraining of special school teachers for enhancing their skills.Sensitization of school teachers to handle the children with ASD and inclusion ofthem in mainstream schools.Develop a Manual for mainstream school teachers to understand Autism.4. Caregivers trainingNational Trust has trained 40 caregivers in Delhi. It is planned to fund training of morecaregivers in Delhi.49

5. Information KiosksInformation Kiosks in six Govt. hospitals at Delhi are to be set up with the help ofGovt. of NCT Delhi. National Trust has developed software for Information Kiosksgiving answers to the queries of parents / PWD and others about Autism.6. EmployabilityNational Trust organized two day workshop in Delhi on 1st and 2nd December, 2007,one day for Ability mela and one day for Job Fair giving special focus on the disabilitiesof Autism, CP, MR and Multiple Disabilities in partnership with Business andCommunity Foundation, Blind Relief Association, NTPC, ITC, CII, FICCI of Delhi.Some NGOs in Delhi and nearby States participated in the workshop and mela.7. The hearing of the case will be again be taken up on 23rd October 2008.THENATIONALTRUSTSoft Skills training at Job Fair and Ability Mela, New Delhi50

REPORTS OFTHE STATESANDUNION TERRITORIESAnnualReport2007-200851

Andhra PradeshPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 1Registered Organizations 4 52Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - 575Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 7 Projects (Chittoor, Guntur, EastGodavari, Khammam, Hyderabad,Karimnagar)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Anantpur, Karimnagar,Vizianagaram, Guntur.Community Based Caregivers Training 1 (40) Hyderabad, SecunderabadProjects (No. of Trainees)Disablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Organization Development Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private School 1 -TeacherInclusive Education of Special School 1 -Teachers ProgrammeCommunity Awereness Programme 20 -52

Arunanchal PradeshPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - -SNAP - -Registered Organizations 2 2Samarth-Center Based Scheme 1 Project 1 (Papumpare)AnnualReport2007-2008Aspiration Day care centre 2 Project 2 (Papumpare, Kumay)53

AssamPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 1Registered Organizations 3 14Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 12 16Samarth-Center Based Scheme 1 3 Projects (Guwahati, Jorhat,Sonitpur)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Nalbari, Kamrup, Jorhat.Aspiration 2 Projects 2Disablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Community Awereness Programme 6 -54

BiharPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - 3Registered Organizations 3 23Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - 65Samarth-Center Based Scheme projects -6 (Patna, Purnia, Gaya, Begusarai,Mazaffarpur, Saharsa)Supported Guardianship SchemeNawada, Patna, Purnea, AurangabadCommunity Based Caregivers 1 (20) PatnaTraining Projects (No. of Trainees)Aspiration 4 (Bodhgaya, Nalanda, Rohtas &Muzzaffarpur)‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme 1 KaimurDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Organization Development Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private School 1 -TeacherInclusive Education of Special School 1 -Teachers ProgrammeCommunity Awereness Programme 20 -AnnualReport2007-200855

ChhattisgarhPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 1Registered Organizations 4 9Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 10 102Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 3 (Raipur, Durg, Bilaspur)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Durg, Mahasamund, DantewadaCommunity Based Caregivers Training - -(No. of Trainees)Aspiration 2 2 (Mahasamund, Korba)Community Awereness Programme 2 -56

DelhiPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - 1Registered Organizations 7 30AnnualReport2007-2008Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - 58Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 3 (East, North West, North)Supported Guardianship Scheme - West, SouthCommunity Based Caregivers Training 2 (40) 2 (40) EastProjects (No. of Trainees)‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme 1 Centeral DelhiDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -57

GoaPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - -Registered Organizations 1 3Local Level Committees Constituted - 1PanajiNumber of Legal Guardianships Issued 244 244Samarth-Center Based Scheme - -Supported Guardianship Scheme - Panaji58

GujaratPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - 2Registered Organizations 13 52AnnualReport2007-2008Local Level Committees Constituted 1Banaskantha 24 Valsad, Mehsana, Jamnagar,Sabarkantha, Dahod, Bhavnagar,Junagadh, Surendranagar, Surat,Amareli, Kheda, Vadodara,Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, Rajkot,Navsari, Bharuch, Kutch, Anand,The Dangs, Porbandar, Narmada,Panchmahal, BanaskanthaNumber of Legal Guardianships Issued - 191Samarth-Center Based Scheme 4 projects 7 Projects (Rajkot, Dahod,120 beneficiaries Ahmedabad, Adipur, Navsari,Jamnagar, Banaskantha)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Ahmedabad, Bhavnagar, Kheda.Community Based Caregivers Training 2 (40) 2(40)Dahod, BhavnagarProjects (No. of Trainees)Contd .....59

GujaratPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTAspiration 1 Bhavanagar‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme 1 AhmedabadInclusive Education for Private School 2 -TeacherInclusive Education of Special School 1 -Teachers ProgrammeCommunity Awereness Programme 18 -60

HaryanaPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - -SNAP - 2Registered Organizations 5 15AnnualReport2007-2008Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 12 29Samarth-Center Based Scheme 1 project 3 Projects (Sirsa, Sonipat,Faridabad)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Rohtak, Karnal, Panchkula.Community Based Caregivers Training 1 (20) 1 (20) SirsaProjects (No. of Trainees)Aspiration 3 3 (Sapla, Sirsa, Karnal)Community Awereness Programme 10 -61

Himachal PradeshPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - -SNAP - 2Registered Organizations 2 4Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 132 154Samarth-Center Based Scheme 2 project 3 Projects (Mandi, Una, Sirmpur)60 beneficiariesSupported Guardianship Scheme - Una, Solan.Aspiration 1 SoalnCommunity Awereness Programme 9 -62

JharkhandPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - 1Registered Organizations 10 15Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 112 259Samarth-Center Based Scheme 1 4 Projects (Hazaribagh, Dhanbad,Ranchi, Godda)Supported Guardianship SchemeRanchi, Dumka, PakaurAspiration 3 GodaSahibganj, RanchiDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Organization Development Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private School 1 -TeacherInclusive Education of Special School 1 -Teachers ProgrammeSensitization Programme for Lawyers/ 1 -Banker/ Judicial Officers/ Govt. OfficersCommunity Awereness Programme 17 -AnnualReport2007-200863

KarnatakaPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 2Registered Organizations 8 38Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 6 219Samarth-Center Based Scheme 1 7 Projects (Kolar, Bangalore Rural,Davangere, Doddaballapur, Gadag,Mangalore, Dharwad)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Bangalore Rural, Mysore ,DavangereCommunity Based Caregivers Training 1(20) BangloreProjects (No. of Trainees)Inclusive Education of Special School 1 -Teachers ProgrammeCommunity Awereness Programme 4 -64

KeralaPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - 1Registered Organizations 10 65AnnualReport2007-2008Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 63 71Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 3 projects (Kottayam, Wayanad,Kollam)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Kozhikode, Kasargode, Trivandram.Community Based Caregivers Training 2(40) Calicut, KochiProjects (No. of Trainees)‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme Kasargode KasargodeDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Community Awereness Programme 9 -65

Madhya PradeshPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 4Registered Organisations 9 30Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 271 145Samarth-Center Based Scheme 10 projects 9 Projects (Indore, Sidhi, Bhopal,Sehore, Sagar, Barwani, Datia,Ujjain, Morena)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Gwalior, Ujjain, Bhopal, SeoniCommunity Based Caregivers Training 1 (20) 1 (20) BhopalProjects (No. of Trainees)Aspiration 6 Sagar, Bhopal, Bhopal, Bhind,Panna, GunaInclusive Education for Private School 3 -TeacherContd .....66

Madhya PradeshPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008Sensitization Programme for - -Lawyers/ Banker/ Judicial Officers/Govt. Officers 1Community Awereness Programme 38AnnualReport2007-2008‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme 1 Jabalpur67

MaharashtraPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 3Registered Organizations 14 49Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 352 1247Samarth-Center Based Scheme 2 projects 8 Projects (Solapur, Nagpur, Pune,Kolhapur, Mumbai, Aurangabad,Thane, Jalgaon)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Solapur, Satara, Pune, NagpurAspiration 3 Satana, Ratnagiri, AhmednagarDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Inclusive Education of Special School - -Teachers Programme 1 -Community Awereness Programme 7 -68

ManipurPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - -Registered Organizations 1 10AnnualReport2007-2008Local Level Committees Constituted - 4 Imphal East, Imphal West,Thoubal, ChurachandpurSamarth-Center Based Scheme 1 3 (Imphal, Churachandpur, Imphal)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Thoubal, Imphal West.Community Based Caregivers Training 1 (20) 1 (20), ImphalProjects (No. of Trainees)Disablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Community Awereness Programme 10 -Aspiration 2 Imphal, Churachandpur69

MeghalayaPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - -SNAP - -Awareness Programmes by National Trust 1 West Khasi hills, East Garo hills,Ri bhoi, Jaintia hills, West Garo hills,East Khasi, South GaroRegistered Organizations 1 1Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - 12Samarth-Center Based Scheme - -Supported Guardianship Scheme - Shillong, West Garo Hills.70

MizoramPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - -Registered Organizations - 1AnnualReport2007-2008Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 4Samarth-Center Based Scheme 1 AizawalSupported Guardianship SchemeAizawlAspiration 1 AizawlDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Community Awereness Programme 1 -71

NagalandPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - -Awareness Programmes by National Trust - 1Registered Organizations 1 2Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - -Samarth-Center Based Scheme - -Supported Guardianship Scheme - Dimapur, Kohima.72

OrissaPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - 2Registered Organizations 7 47AnnualReport2007-2008Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - -Samarth-Center Based Scheme 2 7 Projects (Korapur, Bhadrak,Bhubneswar, Bhubneswar,Sambalpur, Ganjam, Bolengir)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Balasore, Ganjam, Malkangiri,Sundargarh.Community Based Caregivers Training 1 (20) Bhubneshwar (1)Projects (No. of Trainees)Aspiration 5 Bhadrak, Sonepur, Raurkela,Sambalpur, KendraparaDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Organization Development Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private SchoolContd .....73

OrissaPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTTeacher 3 -Inclusive Education of Special School 1 -Teachers ProgrammeSensitization Programme for Lawyers/ 1 -Banker/ Judicial Officers/ Govt. OfficersCommunity Awereness Programme 23 -74

PunjabPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - -SNAP - 2Registered organizations 2 6AnnualReport2007-2008Local Level Committees Constituted15 Amritsar, Bhatinda, Faridkot,Hoshiarpur, Ludhiana, Mansa,Moga, Patiala, Rupnagar, Jalandhar,Fatehgarh Sahib, Sangarur,Nawanshahr, Mukatsar, KapurthalaNumber of Legal Guardianships Issued - 25Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 2 Projects (Patiala, Faridkot)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Patiala, Faridkot.Aspiration 1 LudhianaCommunity Awereness Programme 10 -75

RajasthanPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 2Registered Organizations 4 18Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 10 95Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 7 Projects (Udaipur, Jodhpur,Alwar, Ajmer, Kota, Sriganganagar,Chittorgarh)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Udaipur, Ajmer, Jhunjhunu,Dungapur.Community Based Caregivers Training 1 (20) 1 (20) JaipurScheme (No. of Trainees)Aspiration 2 Kota, AlwarDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Organization Development Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private 1 -School TeacherCommunity Awereness Programme 23 -76

SikkimPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - -SNAP - -Registered Organizations - 1AnnualReport2007-2008Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - 35Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 1 project (Gangtok)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Gangtok.Community Based Caregivers Training - 1 (20) GangtokProjects (No. of Trainees)Disablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private 1 -School TeacherInclusive Education of Special School 1 -Teachers ProgrammeCommunity Awereness Programme 4 -77

Tamil NaduPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 2Registered Organizations 11 77Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - 3575Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 7 Projects (Salem, Kancheepuram,Thanja, Theni, Thoothukudi,Coimbatore, Nilgiris)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Tuticorin, Madurai, Salem,Coimbatore.Community Based Caregivers Training 1 (20) 1 (20) ChennaiProjects (No. of Trainees)Disablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Organization Development Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private 2 -School TeacherCommunity Awereness Programme 15 -‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme 1 Erode78

TripuraPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - -Registered Organizations 1 4AnnualReport2007-2008Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - -Samarth-Center Based Scheme 1 Project Tripura West, Tripura SouthSupported Guardianship Scheme - West Tripura, Dhalai.Disablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Organization Development Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private 1 -School TeacherInclusive Education of Special School 1 -Teachers ProgrammeCommunity Awereness Programme 8 -‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme 1 Agartala79

Uttar PradeshPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 5Registered Organizations 21 75Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - 16Samarth-Center Based Scheme 5 projects 13 Projects (Varanasi, Rai Bareilly,Pilibhit, Allahabad, Sultanpur,Azamgarh, Moradabad, Chandauli,Sidharthnagar, Banda, Kanpur,Agra, Faizabad)Supported Guardianship Scheme - J P Nagar, Fatehpur, Varanasi,MeerutCommunity Based Caregivers Training 5 (100) 5 (100) Varanasi, Lucknow, BastiProjects (No. of Trainees)Sulenpur, AllahabadAspiration 7 Allahabad, Basti, Varanasi, Jaunpur,Pratapgarh, Mau, FarukhabadContd .....80

Uttar PradeshPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008Inclusive Education for Private - 2School TeacherInclusive Education of Special School - 1Teachers ProgrammeAnnualReport2007-2008Sensitization Programme for Lawyers/ - 1Banker/ Judicial Officers/ Govt. OfficersCommunity Awereness Programme - 30‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme - 1 Rai Bareilly81

UttarakhandPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - 1Registered Organizations 3 10Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - 207Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 2 Projects (Bageshwar, Roorkee)Supported Guardianship Scheme - Bageshwar, Dehradun.Community Based Caregivers Training - Projects (No. of Trainees)Aspiration 1 HaridwarCommunity Awereness Programme - 20‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme 1 Bageshwar82

West BengalPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - 1Awareness Programmes by National Trust - Hooghly, Kolkata, NadiaAnnualReport2007-2008Registered Organizations 14 88Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 294 1021Samarth-Center Based Scheme - 6 Projects (East Medinipur,Birbhum, Dakshin Dinajpur,Kolkata, Murshidabad, Howrah)Supported Guardianship Scheme - South Dinajpur, Jalpaiguri,Murshidabad.Community Based Caregivers Training 1 (20) 1 (20) KolkataProjects (No. of Trainees)Aspiration 2 Paschim Medinipur, PurviDisablility Equity Training Programme - 1Contd .....83

West BengalPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH2008THENATIONALTRUSTOrganization Development Programme - 1Inclusive Education for Private - 1School TeacherSensitization Programme for Lawyers/ - 1Banker/ Judicial Officers/ Govt. OfficersCommunity Awereness Programme - 1084

ChandigarhPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - -Registered Organizations 1 3AnnualReport2007-2008Number of Legal Guardianships Issued 14 204Samarth-Center Based Scheme - ChandigarhDisablility Equity Training Programme 1 -Inclusive Education for Private - 3School TeachersInclusive Education of Special School - 4Teachers ProgrammeCommunity Awereness Programme - 6‘Niramaya’ Health Insurance Scheme 1 Chandigarh85

PondicherryPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - 1SNAP - -Registered Organizations 1 3Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - -Samarth-Center Based Scheme 1 PondicherrySupported Guardianship Scheme - PondicherryCommunity Based Caregivers Training - -Projects (No. of Trainees)Community Awereness Programme 10 -86

Andaman and Nicobar IslandsPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - -Registered Organizations - 1AnnualReport2007-2008Local Level Committees Constituted - -Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - -Samarth-Center Based Scheme - -Supported Guardianship Scheme - -Community Based Caregivers Training - -Projects (No. of Trainees)87

Dadar and Nagar HaveliPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - -SNAP - -Awareness Programmes by National Trust - -Registered Organizations - -Local Level Committees Constituted - 1 SilvassaActive LLCs - -Local Level Committees Not Constituted - -Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - -Samarth-Center Based Scheme - -Supported Guardianship Scheme - -88

Daman and DiuPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008SNAC - 1SNAP - -Awareness Programmes by National Trust - -AnnualReport2007-2008Registered Organizations - 1Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - -Samarth-Center Based Scheme - DiuSupported Guardianship Scheme - -Community Based Caregivers Training - -Projects (No. of Trainees)89

LakshadweepPROGRAMMES 2007-08 TILL 31ST MARCH 2008THENATIONALTRUSTSNAC - -SNAP - -Awareness Programmes by National Trust - -Registered Organizations 1 1Local Level Committees Constituted - -Local Level Committees Not Constituted Karavatti -Number of Legal Guardianships Issued - -Samarth-Center Based Scheme - -Supported Guardianship Scheme - -Community Based Caregivers Training - -Projects (No. of Trainees)90

NATIONAL TRUST’SANNUAL ACCOUNTSAnnualReport2007-20082007-0891

THENATIONALTRUST92NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND AND LIABILITIES Schedule Current Year Previous YearCORPUS FUND 1 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00CAPITAL FUND/RESERVE 302,739,653.00 3,170,631.00RESERVES AND SURPLUS 2 290,263,765.00EARMARKED\ ENDOWMENT FUNDS 3 722,351.00 285,613.00SECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 4 - -UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS 5 - -DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES 6 - -CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS 7 1,424,617.00 595,489.00TOTAL 1,304,886,621.00 1,294,315,498.00ASSETSFIXED ASSETS 8 2,880,173.00 3,170,631.00INVESTMENTS – FROM CORPUS FUND 9 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00INVESTMENTS – OTHERS 10 250,000,000.00 270,000,000.00CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC. 11 52,006,448.00 21,144,867.00MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE - -( to the extent not written off or adjusted)TOTAL 1,304,886,621.00 1,294,315,498.00SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25Note : In view of Audit Observation that excess of Income over expenditure to be trfd. to Cap. Reserve, entire excess of earlier years now credited to Capital Reserveresulting in merging of Reserve & Surplus into Capital Reserve.

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 200893RECEIPTS Current Year Previous Year PAYMENTS Current Year Previous YearI.ExpensesI.Opening Balances a) Establishment Expenses (corresponding to 5,605,613.00 5,042,232.00Schedule 20) (-) Prov. For DCRG, NewPen. Schemea) Cash in hand - 5,000.00 b) Administrative Expenses (corresponding to 6,947,516.00 3,348,803.00Schedule 21)b) Bank Balancesi) In current account - II. Payments made against funds for variousprojectsii) In deposit accounts - Grants for implementation of schemes 75,220,858.00 34,846,549.00(corresponding to Sch.22)UNDPNHRC Salary-Rs.30000+Traveling Exp-7268+ 45,768.00 22,756.00Travelling Advane-Rs.8500/-iii) Savings accounts 2,770,181.00 9,134,615.00III.Investments and deposits madeII.Grants Receiveda) Out of earmarked Corpus funda) From Government of India- b) Out of own funds(investment- Others) 25,000,000.00 118,400,000.00For Corpus Fundb) From State Governmentc) From other sources (details) IV.Expenditure on Fixed Assets & Capital(Grants for capital & revenueWork-in-progressexpenditure to be shownseparately)-1. UNDP -2. NHRC - 100,000.00AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST943. Commonwealth Fund 482,506.00a) Purchase of Fixed Assets 1,346,988.00 445,120.00III.Income on Investments b) Expenditure on Printing of Priced Publication 244,443.00froma) Corpus \Earmarked funds 74,836,480.00 80,000,000.00 c) Purchase of library books 1,100.00b) Own Funds (Other 23,539,870.00 16,637,883.00 V. Refund of surplus money\loansInvestments)-Flexi Deposita) To the Government of IndiaIV.Interest Receivedb) To the State Governmenta) On Bank deposits / 982,013.00 234,302.00 c) To other providers of fundsSaving Bankb) B)Loans,advances etc.VI.Finance Charges (interest)V.Other Income (specify)(Sch.23)1. Donation 101,076.00 103,000.002. Registration Fee 473,034.00 327,000.00 VII.Other Payments (specify)3. Sale of Books 35,300.00 51,075.00 1 Remitted to offices :4. Misc. Receipts (17271-146) 17,125.00 3,120.00 AG ( Bihar) 24,720.00VI.Amount Borrowed AG ( Jharkhand ) 7,480.00Asstt.Dir. (A/Cs) PAD BSF 41,520.00VII.Any other receipts (give Dte. Of Estates, M/o UD 80,313.00 -details)Encashment of FDRs 45,000,000.00 58,400,000.00 Director I.P.H. 29,900.00Accrued Interest - Life Insurance Corporation 23,220.00Recoveries of remittances PAO L.A.( D/o Legal Affairs 67,440.00pertaining to other offices.PAO Road & Surface Tpt. 6,400.00AG ( Bihar) 24,720.00AG ( Jharkhand ) 7,480.00Asstt.Dir. (A/Cs) PAD BSF 41,520.00 2. Payment for NIRAMAYA ( HealthInsurance Scheme ):

Dte. Of Estates, M/o UD 80,313.00 a) ICICI Lombard 11,123,640.00 -Director I.P.H. 29,900.00 - b) ALIOGN Ins. Broking Co. Ltd. 250,000.00Life Insurance Corporation 23,220.00PAO L.A.( D/o Legal Affairs 67,440.00 3. Advances-HBA - -PAO Road & Surface Tpt. 6,400.00 4. Contigent Advance 515,300.00 840,024.005. Travelling Advance 111,595.00 203,350.00- 6. Security Deposit 137,371.00 33,400.007. Motor Car Advance - 180,000.008. L.T.C. Advance 11,500.00 209,300.009. T.D.S. (Contractor) 406,381.00 -Recoveries, refunds andVIII.Closing Balancesadjustment of advancesRefund of Security Deposit - a) Cash in hand -Telephone Charges - b) Bank balancesHBA 28,896.00 28,896.00 i) In current accountsNHRC Travel Advance - 16,634.00 ii) In Deposit accountSecurity Deposit Pankaj Panda - - iii) Savings accounts 22,626,886.00 2,770,181.00Security Deposit 154,171.00 29,100.00Contigent Advance 526,300.00 831,024.00Travelling Advances 105,595.00 233,350.00LTC Refunds 27,000.00 193,800.00Computer Recovery 4,800.00 7,200.00Recovery of Lic. Fee - -Festival Advance - -Motor Vehicle Advance 24,816.00 6,816.00Refund (Misc Recoveries) 32,350.00 -T.D.S.(Contractor) 452,346.00TOTAL 149,874,852.00 166,342,815.00 TOTAL 149,874,852.00 166,342,815.0095AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST96NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008INCOME Schedule Current Year Previous YearIncome from Sales\Services 12 -Grants\Subsidies(Rs.10.00 Crore Less Transfer to Corpus fund Rs.10.00 Crore) 13 -Fees/Subscriptions 14 473,034.00 327,000.00Income from Investments (income on investment from Corpus fund) 15 74,836,480.00 80,000,000.00Income from Royalty, Publication etc. 16 - -Interest earned 17 24,894,972.00 19,124,096.00Other Income 18 123,147.00 113,320.00Increase/decrease in stock of finished goods 19 - -TOTAL(A) 100,327,633.00 99,564,416.00EXPENDITUREEstablishment Expenses 20 6,372,122.00 5,353,612.00Administrative Expenses etc. 21 6,947,516.00 3,575,227.00Expenditure on Grants, subsidies etc. 22 76,065,292.00 34,846,548.00Interest, etc. 23 - -Depreciation(net total at the year end corresponding to Sch.8) 1,637,446.00 -TOTAL(B) 91,022,376.00 43,775,387.00Balance being excess of Income over Expenditure (A-B ) 9,305,257.00 55,789,028.00Transfer to Special Reserve (Specify each)Transfer to General Reserve/ Capital Reserve 9,305,257.00 55,342,808.00Balance being cost of Assets to Capital fund/Reserve 446,220.00SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 24CONTINGENT LIAB ILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS 25

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-I FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 1 – CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND Current Year Previous YearCORPUS FUNDBalance as at the beginning of the year 1000000000 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00Add: Contributions towards Corpus Fund - - -Add/(Deduct): Balance of net income/(expenditure) - - -transferred from the income and Expenditure AccountBALANCE AS AT THE YEAR END 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00CAPITAL FUND/RESERVEBalance as at the beginning of the year : Capital Res. 3,170,631.00General Reserve 290,263,765.00 293,434,396.00Add : Excess of Income over expenditure 9,305,257.00 9,305,257.00Deduction:- cost of library books written off. -BALANCE AS AT THE YEAR END : Capital Res. 3,170,631.00General Reserve 302,739,653.00 290,263,765.00 293,434,396.00302,739,653.00 293,434,396.00Note : In view of Audit Observation excess of Income over Expenditure added to Capital Reserve and merged with General Reserve .97AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST98NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-II :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE -II RESERVES AND SURPLUS: Current Year Previous Year1. Capital ReserveAs per last AccountAddition during the yearLess: Deductions during the year2. Revaluation ReserveAs per last AccountAddition during the yearLess: Deductions during the year3. Special ReserveAs per last AccountAddition during the yearLess: Deductions during the year4. General Reserve In view of Audit Observation this has been transferred to Capital Reserve Fund.As per last AccountLess: Adjustment of the cost of fixed assets purchasedin previous years shown under Capital FundAddition during the year i.e. excess of income overexpenditure during the year transferred to the Reservecost of assets transferred to Capital Fund/Reserve)Less: Deductions during the yearTotal

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-III :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 3:EARMARKED\ENDOWMENT FUNDS : Fundwise Break Up TotalsCurrent Previous Current PreviousYear Year Year Yeara) Opening balance of the funds UNDP-Rs.109448; NHRC- Rs.176165/- 285613 191,735.00b) Addition to the funds during the yeari) UNDP-/ nil NHRC- nil 0 100,000.00ii) Income from investments made on funds 0 -iii) Commonwealth Fund 482506 -Other additions (specify nature) -TOTAL (a+b) 768119 291,735.00 768119 291,735.00Utilisation/expenditure towards objectives of funds -i) UNDP Revenue- Expenditure 0Salary/Wages/Allowances 0 -Admin-Exp. 0 -Total ( c ) 0 - -ii) NHRC -Revenue Expenditure Salaries. 30000 8,000.00Contigencies 0 -Other Administrative expenses 0 -Travel Exp. 7268 14,756.00TA Advance 8500 (-)16634.00Total ( d ) 45768 6,122.00 45768 6,122.00TOTAL ( c + d )) 45768 6,122.00 45768 6,122.0099NET BALANCE AS AT THE YEAR END (a+b) - (c+d) 722351 285,613.00 722351 285,613.00Notes: 1) Disclosures shall be made under relevant heads based on conditions attaching to the grants.2) Plan Funds received from the Central/State Governments are to be shown as separate Funds and not to be mixed up with any other Funds.AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST100NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-IV, V & VI :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 4; SECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS ; Current Year Previous Year1. Central Government2. State Government (Specify)3. Financial Institutions4. Banks5. Other Institutions and Agencies6. Debentures and Bonds7. Others (Specify)SCHEDULE 5 – UNSECURED LOANS AND BORROWINGS1. Central Government2. State Government (Specify)3. Financial Institutions4. Banksa) Term Loansb) Other Loans (specify)5. Other Institutions and Agencies6. Debentures and Bonds7. Fixed Deposits8. Others (Specify)TOTALNote : Amounts due within one yearSCHEDULE 6 – DEFERRED CREDIT LIABILITIES:a) Acceptances secured by hypothecation of capital equipment andother assetsb) OthersTOTALNote : Amounts due within one year

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-VII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008101SCHEDULE 7:CURRENT LIABILITIES AND PROVISIONS : Current Year Previous YearA. CURRENT LIABILITIES1. Acceptances2. Sundry Creditorsa) For Goodsb) Security Deposit ( Firms Rs. 67922/- and 69722 33,100.00 33,100.00Contract staff Rs.1800/-)3. Advances Received4. Interest accrued but not due ona) Secured loans\borrowings-DDO M/o SJE 142.00 142.00b) Unsecured loans\borrowings5. Statutory Liabilities-New Pension Scheme 1024551 531,167.00 531,167.00a) Overdueb) Others6. Other current Liabilities: T.D.S. (Contractor)- Rs. 57219 57219 31080.00 31080.00TOTAL(A) 1151492 595,489.00 595,489.00B. PROVISIONS1. For Taxation 02. Gratuity 2731253. Superannuation\Pension 04. Accummulated Leave Encashment 05. Trade Warranties/claims 06. Others (specify) 0TOTAL (B) 273125Total (A+B) 1424617 595,489.00 595,489.00AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST102NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-VIII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 8:FIXED ASSETS GROSS BLOCK DEPRECIATION NET BLOCKDESCRIPTION/ Cost Additions Deduction Cost/ As at the On On Total up As at As atA. FIXED ASSETS at beginning during during valuation beginning additions deductions to the the theof the year the the year at the of the during during year Current Previousyear year end year the year the year end year end year end1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 111. LAND2. BUILDINGS3. PLANT MACHINERY &EQUIPMENT4. FURNITURE, FIXTURES 1,089,100.00 439,319.00 - 1,528,419.00 485,092.00 1,043,327.00 1,089,100.005. OFFICE EQUIPMENT 540,513.00 263,165.00 - 803,678.00 310,988.00 492,690.00 540,513.006. COMPUTER/PERIPHERALS 1,400,797.00 644,504.00 - 2,045,301.00 841,366.00 1,203,935.00 1,400,797.007. LIBRARY BOOKS 140,221.00 - 140,221.00 - 140,221.00 140,221.008. PUBLICATION9. OTHER FIXED ASSETSTOTAL OF CURRENT YEAR 3,170,631.00 4,517,619.00 1,637,446.00 3,170,631.00PREVIOUS YEARCAPITAL WORK IN PROGRESS - -TOTAL 3,170,631.00 2,880,173.00 3,170,631.00(i) "Publication" has been transferred to the category of "Current Assets" in view of Audit Observation.(ii) Depreciation on the block of fixed assets as at the end of the year has been charged at the rates prescribed by the Income Tax Act. W.e.f.2002-03 till date ( compliance of audit observation ).

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-IX & X :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 9 – INVESTMENTS FROM CORPUS FUND Current Year Previous Year1. In Government Securities2. Other approved Securities3. Shares4. Debentures and Bonds5. Subsidiaries and Joint Ventures6. Others (to be specified): Fixed Deposits with Nationalised Banks 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00TOTAL 1,000,000,000.00 1,000,000,000.00SCHEDULE 10 – INVESTMENTS -OTHERS1. In Government Securities2. Other approved Securities3. shares4. Debentures and Bonds5. Subsidiaries and Joint Ventures6. Others (to be specified): Fixed/Flexi Deposit with Nationalized Bank 250000000 270,000,000.00TOTAL 1,250,000,000.00 1,270,000,000.00103AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST104NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-XI :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE11 - CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS, ADVANCES ETC : Current Year Previous YearA. CURRENT ASSETS:1. Inventories:a) Stores and Sparesb) Loose Toolsc) Stock-in-trade (Publications)opening stock : 826,491.00add: Additions during the year 244,443.00less : distributed free w/o to I&E a/c 844,434.00less : sold for cash 35,300.00 191,200.00 826,491.002. Sundry Debtors :a) Debts O\S for more than six monthsb) Others3. Cash balances in hand (including cheques/drafts and imprest)4. Bank Balances:a) With Scheduled Banks:- On Current Accounts- On Deposit Accounts- On Savings Accounts 22,626,886.00 22,626,886.00 2,770,181.00 2,770,181.00b) with non-scheduled Banks:- On Current Accounts- On Deposit Accounts- On Savings Accounts5. Post Office- Savings AccountsTOTAL(A) 22,818,086.00 3,596,672.00

B. LOANS, ADVANCES AND OTHER ASSETS1. Loans:a) Staffb) Other entities engaged in activities/ objectives similar to that ofthe entityc) Others (specify)2. Advances and other amounts recoverable in cash or in kind or for valueto be received:(a) On Capital Account(b) Prepayments ( ICICI Lombard & Aliogn Ins. Co. (Ltd) 11,373,640.00(c ) Sundry Debtors (SNAC) 32,350.00(i) Advances to staff 523,054.00 11,896,694.00 597,266.00 629,616.00(ii) Security Deposit3. Income Accrueda) On Investment from Corpus Fund 13,333,334.00 13,333,334.00b) On Investments – others 3,958,334.00 17,291,668.00 3,585,245.00 16,918,579.00c) On Loans and Advancesd) Others (includes income due unrealized)4. Claims receivableTOTAL (B) 29,188,362.00 17,548,195.00TOTAL (A+B) 52,006,448.00 21,144,867.00105AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST106NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-XII, XIII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 12 – INCOME FROM SALES/SERVICES Current Year Previous Year1. Income from Salesa) Sale of Finished Goodsb) Sale of Raw Materialc) Sale of scraps2. Income from Servicesa) Labour and Processing Chargesb) Professional/Consultancy Servicesc) Agency Commission and Brokeraged) Maintenance Services(Equipment/Property)e) Others (specify)TOTALSCHEDULE 13 – GRANTS/SUBSIDIES(Irrevocable grants & subsidies received)1. Central Government2. State Government (s)3. Government Agencies4. Institutions/Welfare Bodies5. International Organisations6. Others (Specify)TOTAL

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-XIV, XV :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 14 INCOME FROM FEES/SUBSCRIPTIONS Current Year Previous Year1. Entrance Fees2. Annual Fees/Subscriptions3. Seminar/Program Fees4. Consultancy Fees5. Others (Specify): Registration Fees 473034 473034 327,000.00 327,000.00TOTAL 473034 327,000.00Note: Accounting policies towards each item are to be disclosedSCHEDULE 15:INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS :(Income on investment from corpus fund)1. Interesta) On RBI Bonds 74,836,480.00 74,836,480.00 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.002. Dividendsa) On Sharesb) On Mutual Fund Securities3. Rents4. Others (specify): Interest on SFD with BankReceived.Rs.Accrued RS.TOTAL 74,836,480.00 74,836,480.00 80,000,000.00 80,000,000.00TRANSFERRED TO EARMARKED/CORPUS FUNDS107AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST108NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-XVI, XVII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 16 – INCOME FROM ROYALTY, PUBLICATION ETC. Current Year Previous Year1) Income from Royalty2) Income from Publications: Sale of publication/books3) Others (specify): Misc. Sale of cartridge etc.TOTALSCHEDULE 17 – INTEREST EARNED1) On Term Depositsa) With Scheduled Banks : 23,912,959.00 18,889,794.00b) With Non-Scheduled Banksc) With Institutionsd) Others2) On Savings Accountsa) With Scheduled Banks 982,013.00 234,302.00b) With Non-Scheduled Banksc) With Institutionsd) Others3) On Loansa) Employees/Staffb) Others4) Interest on Debtors and Other ReceivablesTOTAL 24,894,972.00 19,124,096.00

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-XVIII, XIX :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 18 – OTHER INCOME Current Year Previous Year1. Profit on Sale/disposal of Assetsa) Owned assetsb) Assets acquired out of grants, or received free of cost2. Export Incentives realized3. Fees for miscellaneous ServicesMise Income( Donation-Rs. 101076/-+ Comp.Recvry Rs.4800/-+ Misc. Rs.17271/-) 123,147.00 113,320.00 113,320.00TOTAL 123,147.00 113,320.00 113,320.00SCHEDULE 19 – INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN STOCK OFFINISHED GOODS & WORK IN PROGRESSa) Closing stock- Finished Goods- Work-in-progressb) Less: Opening Stock- Finished Goods- Work-in-progressNET INCREASE/(DECREASE) (a-b)109AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST110NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-XX :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 20 – ESTABLISHMENT EXPENSES. Current Year Previous Yeara) Salaries and Wages(Salary-4830304/-+Contra.Salary 354664/- + Wages 25202/-) 5,210,170.00 4,510,596.00b) Allowances and Bonus(Honorarium-85250/- + Bonus-25854/-) 111,104.00 94,669.00c) Contribution to Provident Fund 0 -d) Contribution to Other Funds (specify): Leave Salary and Pension Contribution 173,460.00 265,810.00e) Staff Welfare Expenses (LTC) 102,641.00 211,653.00f) Expenses on Employees Retirement and Terminal Benefits-DCRG Rs. 273125 +New Pension Scheme- Rs. 277224 550,349.00 170,104.00g) Others : Establishment related expenses (Reimbursement of medical expenses Rs.211237/-+Tution Fee 5640/- + Newspaper Reimbursement 7521/-) 224,398.00 100,780.00TOTAL 6,372,122.00 5,353,612.00

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-XXI :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008111SCHEDULE 21 – OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES ETC. (Amount –Rs.) Current Year Previous Yeara) Purchases - -b) Labour and processing expenses - -c) Cartage and Carriage Inwards - -d) Electricity and power ) 221,442.00 256,036.00e) Water Charges ) 18,744.00 1,087.00f) Telephone Charges 268,321.00 299,103.00g) Repairs and maintenance 679,063.00 244,719.00h) Excise Duty -i) Rent, Rates and Taxes - -j) Vehicle Running and Maintenance 470,902.00 578,361.00k) Postage, Telephone and Communication Charges 583,363.00 155,323.00l) Printing and Stationary 458,780.00 654,545.00m) Travelling and Conveyance Expenses 1,299,052.00 789,598.00n) Expenses on Seminar/Workshops -o) Subscription Expenses-Newspaper Office 3,577.00 9,877.00p) Expenses on Fees -q) Auditors Remuneration 24,400.00 -r) Hospitality Expenses 84,185.00 101,792.00s) Professional Charges 436,033.00 262,316.00t) Provision for bad and Doubtful Debts/Advances -u) Irrecoverable Balances written off -v) Packing Charges -w) Freight and Forwarding Expenses -x) Distribution Expenses -(x) Photocopy Charges 32,166.00 41,949.00y) Advertisement and Publicity 249,867.00 152,942.00z) Shifting and Building Renovation 1,746,590.00 -(aa) Other Misc. expenses including bank charges 371,031.00 27,579.00TOTAL 6,947,516.00 3,575,227.00AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST112NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE-XXII, XXIII :FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 ST MARCH 2008SCHEDULE 22 – EXPENDITUTRE ON GRANTS, SUBSIDIES ETC. Current Year Previous Yeara) Grants given to Institutions/Organisations for implementation of the Schemes:(i) Remote Area Funding 291,665.00 -(ii) SNAC/Information Centres 13,609,588.00 2,299,265.60(iii) Aspiration and Day Care Centres 6,125,000.00 -(iv) Training Schemes 3,207,113.00 1,179,517.00(v) Local Level Committees 2,175,000.00 802,072.00(vi) Awareness Programme ( Rural & Urban ) 1,156,940.00 449,651.00(vii) SAMARTH 38,970,924.00 27,485,529.00(viii) Supported Guardianship Scheme 893,000.00 414,000.00(ix) Assistance for DSE (ASD) 262,500.00 87,500.00( x) Other Awareness Programmes 240,145.00 0TOTAL (a) 66,931,875.00 32,717,534.60b) Other Activities :(i) Meetings 1,695,711.00 928,045.00(ii) Annual Awards 614,334.00 375,000.00(iii) Media campaign (Print & Electronic Media) 1,276,245.00 825,969.00(iv) Inspection of N.G.O.s 19,283.00 0(v) Research 1,311,000.00 0(vi) Exhibition and Job-Fair 1,530,868.00 0(vii) Publication ( Free Distribution ) 1,094,639.00 0(viii) Software Development Centres/Info. Centres 395,108.00 0(ix) Workshop / Seminars 1,028,813.00 0(x) Misc. Programmes 167,416.00 0TOTAL (b) 9,133,417.00 2,129,014.00TOTAL (a) + (b) 76,065,292.00 34,846,548.60SCHEDULE 23 – INTEREST, Etc.a) on Fixed Loans - -b) On other Loans (including Bank Charges) - 0c) Others (specify): Bank charges for making Demand Drafts - -TOTAL -

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE -XXIV ; FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 ST MARCH 2008113SCHEDULE 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 accrualmethod of accounting.2. INVENTORY VALUATION2.1 Stores and Spares (including machinery Spares) are valued at cost Raw materials, semi-finished goods and finished goods are valued at lower of cost and netrealizable value. The costs are based on weighted average cost. Cost of finished goods and semi-finished goods is determined by considering material, labour andrelated overheads.3. INVESTMENTS3.1 Investments classified as "long term investments" are carried at cost. Provision for decline, other than temporary, is made in carrying cost of such investments3.2 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 eachinvestment considered individually and not on a global basis.3.3 Cost includes acquisition expenses like brokerage, transfer stamps.4. EXCISE DUTYLiability 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 forexcisable manufactured goods as at the year end.5. FIXED ASSETS5.1 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), formpart 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 toCapital Fund/ Reserve.6. DEPRECIATION: The Trust has been created by an act Parliament. The 'Trust' is not profit earning body and is 100 per cent funded by theGovernment of India, depreciation on the assets has not been provided till last year. However, in view of Audit Observation, the depreciation on fixed assetsAnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST114has been provided with retrospective effect at the rates prescribed by the Income Tax Act on the block of Assets as at the close of financial year 2007-08.6.1 Assets costing Rs.10,000 or less are fully provided.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/SUBSIDIES9.1 Government grants of the nature of contribution towards capital cost of setting up projects are treated as Capital Reserve and Grants in respect of specificfixed 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 TRANSACTIONS10.1 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 isadjusted 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 BENEFITS12.1 Liability on account of Gratuity payable to employees on their retirement/cessation of service has been provided for in accounts for the year.12.2 Pension contribution of staffs has been provided in the accounts.Accounts officerChief Executive Officer

NATIONAL TRUST(MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT)9th FLOOR JEEVAN PRAKASH BUILDING, K.G. MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001SCHEDULE -XXIV ; FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 ST MARCH 2008115SCHEDULE 25 - CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS (Illustrative)1. CONTINGENT LIABILITIES1.1 Claims against the Entity not acknowledged as debts - Rs.____-____________(Previous year Rs.___-_________)1.2 In respect of :- Bank guarantees given by/on behalf of the Entity - Rs. ___-________(Previous year Rs._____-__________)- Letters of Credit opened by Bank on behalf of the Entity -Rs. ____-___________(Previous year Rs.____-_____)- Bills discounted with banks Rs. _____-_______________(Previous year Rs._____ -______)1.3 Disputed demands in respect of :- Income Tax Rs. ____-______(Previous year Rs._______-_____)- Sales Tax Rs. _____-____(Previous year Rs._______-______)- Municipal Tax Rs. _____-_____(Previous year Rs.______-_______)1.4 In respect of claims from parties for non-execution of orders but contested by the Entity - Rs. ___-_______(Previous year Rs._______-______)2. CAPITAL COMMITMENTSEstimated value of contracts remaining to be executed on capital account and not provided for (net of advances) Rs.-__(Previous year Rs.____-_________)3. LEASE OBLIGATIONSFuture obligations for rentals under finance lease arrangements for plant and machinery amount to Rs. ___-_______(Previous year Rs._____-________)4. CURRENT ASSETS, LOANS AND ADVANCESIn 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 theaggregate amount shown in the Balance Sheet.5. TAXATIONIn views of there being no taxable income under Income-tax Act 1961, no provision for Income tax has been considered necessary.6. FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS (Amount - Rs.)AnnualReport2007-2008

THENATIONALTRUST1166.1 Value of Imports Calculated on CIF Basis : Current Year Previous Year- Purchase of finished goods - -- Raw materials and components (including in transit) - -- Capital Goods - -- Stores, Spares and - -6.2 Expenditure in foreign currency:a) Travelb) Remittances and interest payments to Financial Institutions/banks in foreign currencyc) Other Expenditure:- Commission on Sales- Legal and Professional Expenses- Miscellaneous Expenses6.3 Earnings:Value of Exports on FOB basis6.4 Remuneration to Auditors:As Auditors Current Year Previous Year- Taxation matters- For Management services- For certification Rs 24,400/- Rs. 0.00- Others Rs. 0.00 Rs .0.007. Corresponding figures for the previous year have been regrouped/rearranged, wherever necessary.8. Schedules 1 to 25 are annexed to and form an integral part of the Balance Sheet as at 31st March 2008 and the Income and Expenditure Account for theyear ended on that date.Accounts officerChief Executive Officer

LIST OF BOARD MEMBERSAnnexure IS. No. Name Telephone Nos./E-mail1. Smt. Poonam Natarajan 23766898Chairperson, National Trust nationaltrust@nic.in2. Shri Atul Prasad (from August, 2007) 23766899Dr. Vinod Aggarwal (upto May, 2007) nationaltrust@nic.inJS & CEO, National Trust3. Smt. Purnima Singh 23387924Joint Secretary (DD),purnima.singh@nic.inM/O. Social Justice and Empowerment,Room No. 613, 6th FloorShastri Bhawan, New Delhi4. Dr. Amar Singh 011-23382313Joint Secretary (SGSY)dramar@nic.inM/O. Rural Development,Room No. 249, 'G' WingKrishi Bhawan, New Delhi5. Smt. Amarjeet Kaur 011-23350896(from August, 2007)ddg-dget@nic.inShri P.K. Ray (upto April, 2007)Joint Secretary (DGE&T),M/O. Labour, Room No. 511,Shram Shakti Bhawan, New Delhi6. Mrs. Loveleen Kacker, 011-23387683,Joint Secretary,jscw.wcd@sb.nic.inRoom No. 605 'A',Min. of Women and Child Development,Shastri Bhawan,New Delhi7. Shri Sanjiv Mittal (from July, 2007) 011-23384211Shri Mritunjay Sahoo (upto June,2007) Telefax: 011-23387528Joint Secretary & Financial Advisor, jsfa.moc@nic.inM/O. Social Justice & Empowerment,Room No.321, 'A' Wing,Shastri Bhawan, New DelhiAnnualReport2007-2008117

THENATIONALTRUST8. Shri A.K. Mehta (from February, 2008) 011-23062309Shri M. Rajamani (upto December, 2008) akmehta@nic.inJoint Secretary (UD),M/O. Urban Development,Room No.140, 'C' Wing,Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi9. Dr. H.C. Goyal 011-23062251Additional Director General,goyalharishchander@M/o. Health and Family Welfare,hotmail.comRoom No. 157 'A' WingNirman Bhawan, New Delhi10. Shri S. Khuntia , 011-23381096Joint Secretary (SE),s.khuntia@nic.inM/O. Human Resource Development,Deptt. Of Education,Room No. 217, 'C' WingShastri Bhawan, New Delhi11. Shri Anil Joshi, 0712-2236523,SWEEKAR 223580014, Shiv Shakti Apartments, Crscomp_ngp@sancharnet.inKhamla Main Road, Pandey Layout,Nagpur - 440025, Maharashtra12. Mrs. Sneha Mishra 0674-2550100AAINA,aaina50@hotmail.comNo.6/298, Saydev ViharBhubaneswar, Orissa13. Ms. Merry Barua, 011-55347422,Action for Autism,autism@vsnl.comSector-V, Jasola Institutional AreaBehind Sai Niketan, New Delhi - 11002514. Ms. Sharmila Divatia, 022-40505263ESSAR Information Technology Ltd. sdivatia@essar.comEureka Towers, 6th Floor,'C' Wing, Mindspace, Malad (West)Mumbai - 400 064 Maharashtra15. Dr. Rajender Singh Sethi, 022 - 24932820,Delta House, 26481270Plot No. 566, Khar, 18th Road,nabin@vsnl.comMumbai - 400052, Maharashtra118

16. Sh. Kishore Mohan Bhattacharya, 0361-2574812,Qtr. No. 72 - A,kishor_bhattacharyya2004Guwahati University Campus,@yahoo.co.inGuwahati - 14, Assam.17. Ms. Meera Ramachand, 080-26571953The Association For The Mentallymeera_ramchand@yahoo.comHandicapped,Near Kidwai Cancer Hospital,Off.Hosur Road, Bangalore - 560-029Karnataka18. Dr. M. Ravi Chandran 044-23811262,Karunaii Trust for Special Children 25561337Plot No.2, Vasuki Streetkarunaiiannai@hotmail.comMadhava Nagar Extn., Vinayakapuram muthuswamyravichandranChennai - 600 099, Tamil Nadu@hotmail.com19. Shri P. John Rajkumar 24813434MAITHREE, No.4, 2nd Cross Street pjr@lntecc.comGanganagar, KodambakkamChennai-600 024, Tamil Nadu20. Ms. Chanda Singh, 011-24603015Executive Vice Chairperson,chandasingh@indfos.comIndfos Industries Ltd.D-322, Defence ColonyNew Delhi - 11000421. Shri Mohd. Shadab (from February, 2008) 011-23753118Smt. Renu Kulshrestha (upto 19th Feb.2008) shadab@ficci.comSenior Assistant Directorsedf@ficci.comFICCI - SEDF, Federation House,Tansen Marg, New Delhi - 110 00122. Shri Vineet Virmani 011-23354622Managing Director,vineetvirmani260@yahoo.co.inS.P. Virmani & Sons Pvt. Ltd.,1002, Kailash Building26, Kasturba Gandhi Marg,New Delhi - 110 001AnnualReport2007-2008119

SUB-COMMITTEES OF NATIONAL TRUSTAnnexure IITHENATIONALTRUSTIII.III.IV.Electronic Media1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Ms. Kamlini Dutt, Doordarshan4 Ms. Abhilasha, Jamia Milia University5 Ms. Jayshree Jethwani, Indian Institute of Mass Communication.6 Ms. Merry Barua7 Ms. Premila Balsundram8 Ms. Sumitra Mishra9 Ms. Madhu, AADI.Early Intervention and Aspiration Scheme1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Dr. Manjula Krippendor Pathak4 Ms. Meera Ramchand5 Ms. Madhumita / Ms. Shyamla, AADI6 Ms. Indu Chaswal7 Shri Alok BhuwanDisability Equity Training1 Chairperson2 Shri Mahesh Chandrashekhar3 Ms. Vandana Bedi4 Shri Arman Ali5 Ms. Radhika Alkazi6 Shri Rajiv Rajan7 Dr. Achal Bhagat8 Ms. G. ShyamalaBarrier Free Environment1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Ms. Merry Barua (Action for Autism)4 Ms. Sumitra Mishra (Multiple Disabilities)5 Ms. Vandana Bedi (Cerebral Palsy)120

6 Dr. Shanti Auluck (Mental Retardation)With Ms. Anjali Aggarwal and Sh. Sanjeev Sachdeva of SamarthyaV. Education - Teachers' Training - Special Schools Upgradation and Mainstream SchoolTeachers1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Ms. G. Shamala / Ms. Ketaki / Representative from AADI4 Ms. Merry Barua5 Ms. Ritu Juneja6 Ms. Radhika Alkazi7 Shri Alok Bhuwan, Manovikas8 Mrs. Saswati singh / MemberVI.Website1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Shri Anil Joshi4 Ms. Sharmila Divatia5 Shri Mahesh Surve6 Shri Arun MehtaAnnualReport2007-2008VII. Newsletter1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Ms. Sharmila Divatia4 Shri Rajender Sethi5 Shri Anil Joshi6 Ms. Chitra VasudevanVIII. Employment1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Ms. Shyamala, AADI4 Dr. Achal Bhagat, Saarthak5 FICCI Member, National Trust Board Member6 CII Member, National Trust Board Member7 Shri Mittal8 Shri Sujit Gupta9 Shri Vineet Virmani, Board Member121

IX.Job Fair1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Ms. Amita Joseph, BCF4 Ms. Anubhuti Mittal5 Shri Niranjan Khatri6 Shri Dinesh Aggarwal7 Ms. Rashmi Paliwal8 Ms. Preeti Johar9 CII Member10 FICCI MemberTHENATIONALTRUSTX. Awards1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Shri Kishore Bhattacharya, Board Member4 Shri Rakesh Garg, CMD, NHFDC5 Shri Rohit Nandan, Commissioner, Disability, U.P.6 Ms. Shanti Auluck, Director, Muskaan.XI.Registration Advisory1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Shri Anil Joshi4 Shri Aggarwal, Director, Social Welfare, Govt. of Goa5 Ms. Sharmila Diwatia6 Ms. Nandini Rawal, BPA, Ahmedabad.XII. Remote Area Pioneering1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Ms. Sneha Mishra, Board Member4 Shri Ram Chandran, Director, Add India5 Ms. Anuradha Thakur, Director, Social Welfare, Govt. of H.P.6 Dr. Neelam Sondhi, LudhianaXII. Expert Group for Helpline1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO122

3 Representative of Action for Autism4 Ms. Rubina Lal5 Ms. Vandana Bedi.6 Ms. Shanti Auluck7 Shri Akhil PaulXIV. SNAC1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Shri Ashish Kumar, DDG, M/o. SJ&E4 Ms. Aloka Guha5 Ms. Sneha Mishra, Board Member6 Dr. Ravichandran, Board Member7 Mrs. Deepak Kalra, Umang, NGOXV.Legal Advisor Workshop & U.N. Convention1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Major Gen. Ian Cardoza, Chairperson, RCI4 Shri J.P. Gadkari, President, PARIVAAR5 Mrs. Amita Dhanda, Professor of Law6 Ms. Roma Bhagat, LawyerAnnualReport2007-2008XVI. Samarth Project1 Chairperson2 JS & CEO3 Shri Ravichandran, Board member4 Shri Ashish Kumar, DDG, M/o. SJ&E5 Shri John Rajkumar, Board Member6 Ms. Merry Barua, Board Member123

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Annexure IVREPORT OF THE 7 TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGThe 7 th Annual General Meeting of the National Trust was held on 26 th September 2007. Thefollowing was the programme schedule at the meeting held at Visva Yuvak Kendra,Chanakyapuri, New Delhi.TimeItem09.00 a.m. – 10.00 a.m. Registration & Tea / Breakfast10.00 a.m. – 10.10 a.m. Welcome by Chairperson, National Trust10.10 a.m. – 11.30 a.m. Presentation of Annual Report 2006-0711.30 a.m. – 11.45 a.m. Arrival of Hon’ble Minister, Smt. Meira Kumar / Lightingof Lamp / Prayer Song11.45 a.m. – 11.50 a.m. Welcome Address by Chairperson, Smt. Poonam Natarajan11.50 a.m. – 12 noon Inauguration of newly designed Website of National Trust12 noon – 12.30 p.m. Award presentation by Hon’ble Minister, Smt. MeiraKumar12.30 p.m. – 12.40 p.m. Speech by Hon’ble Minister, Smt. Meira Kumar12.40 p.m. – 12.45 p.m. Vote of Thanks by JS & CEO, Shri Atul Prasad12.45 p.m. Lunch – Board Members with the Hon’ble Minister12.45 p.m. – 01.00 p.m. Film on – “We Dreamt They Dared, They Conquered” byPartner Hooghly, WB.01.00 p.m. – 02.00 p.m. Lunch02.00 p.m. – 04.30 p.m. Open Forum Discussion04.30 p.m. – 04.40 p.m. Vote of Thanks04.40 p.m. – 04.45 p.m. National AnthemAnnualReport2007-2008TimeTechnology Workshop on Disability-Knowledge Partners--IBM27-09-2007Items10.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. 1. Inauguration2. Lighting the Lamp3. Prayer4. Welcome Address by Chairperson5. Keynote Address by Dr. Daniel M. Dias,Director, IBM India Research Laboratory(Knowledge Partner)6.Vote of Thanks by JS&CEO11.00 a.m. to 11.15 a.m. Tea11.15 a.m. to 11.45 p.m. Presentation on Augmentative Alternative125

THENATIONALTRUSTCommunication (AAC) by Dr. Sudha Kaul11.45 a.m. to 12.15 p.m. Presentation of Software SLATE and AAC byMs. Arathi Abraham12.15 p.m. to 1.00 p.m. Presentation of Information Kiosk1. Dr. Arun Mehta2. Ms. Radhika Alkazi3. Dr. Suneeta Kulkarni4. Dr. Namita Jacob1.00 p.m. to 1.30 p.m. Presentation of Software Devices by Media Lab Asia(M/o Information & Technology)1.30 p.m. to 2.00 p.m. Lunch2.00 p.m. to 3.00 p.m. IBM Presentation by1. Shri Anil Joshi2. Shri Ashish Verma & Team3. Dr. Nitendra Rajput & Team3.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. Panel Discussion1. Dr. Arun Mehta & Team2. Shri Anil Joshi & IBM Team3. Ms. Sudha Kaul4. Ms. Arathi Abraham5. Representative from Media Lab Asia.4.30 p.m. to 4.45 p.m. Closing Remarks – Chairperson, JS & CEONational Anthem4.45 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. TeaNATIONAL TRUST ANNUAL AWARDS, 2007To recognize excellence, to encourage voluntarism and to promote best practices NationalTrust gives awards during its AGM. The following categories of awards have been selected bythe sub committee after its meeting held on 19/6/07:Best IndividualPersons with DisabilityParents of the person with Disability.ProfessionalsBest Innovative Design or adaptation ofassistive devicesBest Product developed for sheltered workshopBest Samarth Project (one each in Urbanand Rural Area)Best Local Level CommitteeBest EmployerBest OrganisationBest NGOBest Parents AssociationAssociation of Persons with Disability126

National Trust Annual Awards 2007 were given away to following awardees by Smt. MeiraKumar, Hon’ble Minister, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment during Annual GeneralMeeting held on 26 th September 2007:(1) Person with Disability Mr. Abhishek Kumar Dubey, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh Miss Rashmi Rekha Sahu, Rourkela, Orissa Ms. Rubyna Haroon, Panaji, Goa(2) Parent of Person with Disability Dr. T. Venkateswara Rao, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh Mrs. Saswati Singh, Dehra Dun, Uttarakhand(3) ProfessionalMrs. Manjula Kalyan, Trimulgiri, SecunderabadAnnualReport2007-2008(4) Best Innovative Design or Adaptation of Assistive DevicesMs. Arathi Abraham, Adyar, Chennai(5) Best Samarth Project All Tripura SC, ST & Minority Upliftment Council, Agartala, Tripura DISHA, Sirsa Haryana.(6) Best EmployerIBM Pvt. Ltd.(7) Best Non-Government Organisation Open Learning Systems, Khorda, Orissa Manav Kalyan Trust, Navsari, Gujarat127

(8) Best Parents’ AssociationThe Association of Parents of Mentally Retarded Children, Thane, Maharashtra(9) Best Association of Persons with DisabilityGanjam District Orthopaedically Handicapped Welfare Association, Ganjam,OrissaSHARPE Viklang Samiti, Chamoli, UttrakhandTHENATIONALTRUSTSmt Meira Kumar, Hon’ble Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment presenting theaward for Best Samarth project to Ms Sushmita De of All Tripura SC, ST and MinorityUpliftment Council, Agartala128

Annexure VIMPORTANT EVENTS OF NATIONAL TRUSTBoard Meetings of National Trust1. 27th Board Meeting 4th July, 20072. 28th Board Meeting 21st September 20073. 29th Board Meeting 4th December, 20074. 30th Board Meeting 26th March, 2008Meetings of Sub-Committees of Experts in various fields, constituted for decidingvarious issuesMeetingDateAwareness through the Electronic Media 9.4.07Early Intervention programme and Aspiration 12.4.07Disability Equity Training Programme 13.4.07Barrier Free Environment (SAMARTHYA) 16.4.07Barrier Free Environment 17.4.07Inclusive Education 18.4.07Disability Equity Training 21.4.07Newsletter 1.5.07Public-Private partnership 3.5.07Job fairs, CII-FICCI etc. 4.5.07Annual Awards 19.6.07Disability Equity Training 18.6.07Registration Advisory Committee 21.6.07Remote Area Funding 22.6.07Job Fair 25.6.07ZTRT meeting to finalise trainees 2.7.07, 13.7.07,20.7.07 & 27.7.07SNAC / SNAP selection meeting 3.7.07Job fair 16.7.07Website & Newsletter 19.7.07Software Development for Autism 20, 21 & 31.7.07Annual award Selection Committee meeting 4 & 12.9.07Sub-committee meeting on Job Fair & Ability Mela 3.9.07 & 7.9.07AnnualReport2007-2008129

Meeting of NGO participants at Dilli Haat fair 13.9.07Grant Sanction Committee Meet - Aspiration 1.2.08Other Programmes / EventsTHENATIONALTRUSTOrientation programme for CBCT stakeholders 19-20.4.07Review meet of North zone Samarth projects 26-27.4.07Relieving of Dr. Vinod Aggarwal, JS & CEO 18.5.07Shifting of National Trust office from IPH complex to 14.5.07Jeevan Prakash BuildingTo develop model respite care and community living project 13.6.07at Dera, Meeting conductedLegal Advisors meet at Chennai 30.6.07 to 1.7.07Dance Drama programme at Kamani Auditorium by Abilities 3.7.07Unlimited sponsored by National TrustJoining of Sh. Atul Prasad, JS & CEO 22.8.075 days Zonal Technical Resource Training 9-13.8.07Programme at AADIJob Fair & Ability Mela (Blind Relief Association) 11.9.07Sensitization of newly appointed SNAC / SNAP at 14-15.9.07Vigyan Bhawan7th Annual General Meeting 26.9.076th Annual Award Function 26.9.07Technology workshop on Disability 27.9.07Exhibition of products made by Persons with 25.9.07 to 8.10.07Disabilities in Dilli HaatHuman Resource Managers Meet 1-2.10.07Orientation programme for Early Intervention for 21-25.1.08Implementing Agencies of ‘Aspiration’Organizational Development Programme 28-30.1.08District Collectors Sensitization Meet 5.3.08Early Intervention programme conducted inLucknow - Second batch of Implementing Agencies 11-16.3.08Launch of 'Niramaya' Health Insurance Scheme byHon'ble Minister Smt. Meira Kumar 26.3.08130