Health Care Project

Health Care Project
PROJECT PROPOSAL
FOR
HEALTH CARE PROJECT
TO
COCA COLA INDIA FOUNDATION CSR PROJECT
Submitted by
CAPTAIN GURDEEP SINGH SOCIETY
236/237,NATIONAL CITY HOMES, BACKSIDE NISSAN CAR AGENCY
G,T ROAD AMRITSAR
WEBSITE-WWW.CGSSOCIETY.NET, EMAIL- capt_gss@yahoo.com
Phone no-9501141111, landline-01836999001
info@ashokaconsultant.com
Health Care Project
NAME OF NGO
CAPTAIN GURDEEP SINGH SOCIETY (REGD)
ORGANIZATION PROFILE:
NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION CAPTAIN GURDEEP SINGH SOCIETY (REGD)
STATUS OF NGO REGISTERED AT CHANDIGARH (ALL OVER INDIA )
REGISTERED UNDER THE SOCIETIES REGISTRATION ACT, 1860

BOTH RURAL AND URBAN
LOCATION
HEAD OFFICE: AMRITSAR---236/237,NATIONAL CITY HOMES, BACKSIDE
NISSAN CARAGENCY, G.T ROAD AMRITSAR,
EMAIL: CAPT _GSS @ YAHOO.COM, WWW .CGSSOCIETY.NET
SUB OFFICE : CHANDIGARH --131/3 RD FLOOR SHIVALIK COLONY , KHARAR –LUDHIANA BYEPASS ,
SUB OFFICE TARNTARAN ---MATA GANGA SINGH NAGAR , OPPOSITE HARKRISHEN PUBLIC
SCHOOL N EAR ROZGAR OFFICE TARNTARAN
SUB OFFICE BATALA – BHULLAR ROAD NEAR SATNAM PALACE BATALA
236/237, NATIONAL CITY

ADDRESS(POSTAL)—OFFICE
HOMES ,BACKSIDE NISSAN CAR
AGENCY , G.T ROAD AMRITSAR
(A) DISTRICT AMRITSAR

(B) STATE PUNJAB
(C) PIN CODE 143001
(D) TELEPHONE NO. WITH STD CODE 01836999001
(E) FAX NO. 01836999001
(F) MOBILE NO. 9501141111
(G) E MAIL ID CAPT _GSS @ YAHOO.COM
(H) W EBSITE www.cgssociety.net

(I) PAN CARD NUMBER AAAAC5239J
(J) 12 AA CERTIFICATE CIT/CHD/12A/2015-16/3760
(K) 80 G CERTIFICATE CIT/CHD/80G/2015-16/3757
MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION AVAILABLE
RUPINDER KAUR SANDHU, (PRESIDENT)
NAME, DESIGNATION & OCCUPATION OF
SOCIAL WORKER , BUSSINESSWOMEN
CHIEF FUNCTIONARY
9501141111
NARESH KUMAR –CASHIER
NAME, ADDRESS AND OCCUPATION OF THE
GURBIR KAUR ----SECREARY
Health Care Project
OTHER OFFICE BEARERS / GOVERNING BODY

CHANDIGARH
PLACE OF REGISTRATION , ACT UNDER
UNDER SOCIETY REGISTRATION ACT
WHICH REGISTERED , DATE
1860
9-6-2004
NEW REGISTRATION NUMBER 32/2015
NO
FCRA NO.
BANKING DETAILS STATE BANK OF INDIA,
ADRESS NEW AMRITSAR (11896)
ACCOUNT NUMBER 36128391287
IFSC CODE NUMBER
SBIN0011896
COMPUTERS – 30 RS-
FIXED ASSETS AS PER AUDITED BALANCE
63000/
SHEET
LENOVO LAPTOP - 1 RS -
47600/
SONY LAPTOP 1 - RS -
37000/
HCL LAPTOP ------ 1- RS -
32670/
SMALL SONY LAPTOP - 2- RS
44000/
PRINTERS -------------- 5- RS
67000/
COMPUTER TABLES 30 RS
50900/
STUDENT CHAIRS 40 RS
45060/
BIG TABLES 8 RS
60600/
SMALL TABLES 9 RS
45000/
OFFICE CHAIRS 25 RS
45000/
CYLINDER IN
DIFFERENT OFFICES – 10 RS
40600/
FAX MACHINE 1 RS
43000/
MODEMS 3 RS
15000/
STITCHING MACHINES 50 RS
1745897
SMALL STITCHING
MACHINE 10 RS
23050/
Health Care Project
HARMONIUM , TABLE 10 RS
11000/
DRESSING TABLE BATALA 1 RS
4300/
TV 5 RS
47000/
ALMIRAH ,BEDS 17 RS
87087/
BLACKBOARD , OTHER
VOCATIONAL
AND TEACHING AIDS
,OFFICE BOARDS
SMALL OFFICE BOARDS
/OFFICE MATERIAL
RABBERS RS
1800456
TOTAL EQUIPMENTS IN ALL
PROJECTS RUNNING UNDE
NGO TOTAL RS
43,55,220
179 – FULL TIME

NUMBER OF FULL TIME AND PART TIME
2053—PART TIME
STAFF
NETWORKING WITH THE DEPARTMENT
DETAILS OF NGOS PRESENCE AND
1- MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
NETWORKING IN THE DISTRICT
2-MINSTRY OF LABOUR
3-MINISTRY OF SOCIAL SECURITY
4-MINISTRY OF TECHNOLOGY
5-MINISTRY OF WELFARE
6-NABARD
7-NULM
8-CORPORATION
9-SOCIAL AUDIT
10- PANCHAYATI RAJ
11- CRRID
HAS THE NGO BEEN EVALUATED BY ANY EVALUATED BY----
INDEPENDENT AGENCY ?IF YES , PLEASE
1-BY PSACS
ANNEX THE REPORT.
2-BY NRHM
3- BY SOCIAL SECURITY DEPARTMENT
4-BY CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE
DEPARTMENT
5-BY CAG
6-BY INCOME TAX DEPATMENT
7-BY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
8-BY REGISTRAR OF SOCIETIES
9-BY RRC
Health Care Project
NO
HAS THE NGO EVER BEEN BLACKLISTED BY
ANY GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT /MINISTRY ?
IS YOUR ORGANIZATION ENLISTED WITH VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA?
PROJECT ALREADY EXECUTED BY BENEFICIARIE PROJECT COST FUNDED BY
THE NGO S COVERED Source of funding
(MEN AND
WOMEN)
MNGO 1500000 103300.00 RRC MAMTA
MNGO 1500000 102000 RRC MAMTA
AGP 13000 44410 CENTRAL SOCIAL

WELFARE BOARD
CONDENSED COURSE MIDDLE 100 59700 CENTRAL SOCIAL
CLASS WELFARE BOARD
DE ADDICTION CENTRE 34567 97500 SOSVA
CONDENSED COURSE PRIMARY 70 47500 CENTRAL SOCIAL

CLASS WELFARE BOARD
DRUG DE ADDICTION TARNTARAN 23400 322500 DISTRICT
ADMINISTRATION
TARGETED INTERVENTION OF 800 1107925 PUNJAB STATE AIDS
FEMALE SEX WORKERS IN BATALA CONTROL SOCIETY
DRUG DE ADDICTION SOSVA 12000 80000 SOSVA
RCHAMRITSAR 18000 311738 RRCMAMTA

COMPUTER COURSE 240 366332 CENTRAL SOCIAL
WELFARE BOARD
NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR PROJECT 100 747143.00 MINISTRY OF LABOUR
TARGETED INTERVENTION OF 800 1174812.00 PUNJAB STATE AIDS
T-B -1700 74664.00 DISTTAMRITSAR
MNGO TARN TARAN 12000 8950 RRCMAMTA
MNGOMOGA 12000 8580.00 RRCMAMTA
AGPKAPURTHALA 400 14000 CENTRAL SOCIAL
WELFARE BOARD
CONDENSED COURSE MIDDLE 100 78555.00 CENTRAL SOCIAL
CLASS WELFARE BOARD
CONDENSED COURSE PRIMARY 50 47500 CENTRAL SOCIAL
CLASS WELFARE BOARD
DRUG DE ADDICTION TARN TARAN 34000 1418200.00 DISTRICT
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ADMINISTRATION
TARGETED INTERVENTION OF -500 1107925 PUNJAB STATE AIDS
FEMALE SEX WORKERS IN CONTROL SOCIETY
AMRITSAR
DRUG DE ADDICTION SOSVA 1200- 210250.00 SOSVA
RCH AMRITSAR 2300 224200.00 RRCMAMTA

NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR PROJECT 100 872791.00 MINISTRY OF LABOUR
TARGETED INTERVENTION OF 800 1150193.00 PUNJABSTATE AIDS
MNGO TARN TARAN 12000 1500000.00 RRC MAMTA
MNGOMOGA 23000 1500000.00 RRC MAMTA
TARGETED INTERVENTION OF -500 169983.00 PUNJABSTATE AIDS

FEMALE SEX WORKERS IN CONTROL SOCIETY
AMRITSAR
DRUG DE ADDICTION SOSVA -3400 210250.00 SOSVA
NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR PROJECT -100 732415.00 MINISTRY OF LABOUR

SURVEY ON P UNJAB TOURISM 17 550000 MINISTRY OF TOURISM
DEPARTMENT
DISTRIBUTION OF UNIFORMS IN 180 70,00000 DEPARTMENT OF
GOVT SCHOOLS EDUCATION A MRITSAR
SELF HELP GROUP (NULM) 462 NATIONAL URBAN
LIVELIHOOD MISSION
DOES YOUR ORGANIZATION ALSO RUNNING ANY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION (SCHOOL,

COLLEGE , COMPUTER CENTER, TUITION /COACHING CENTER ETC), VOCATIONAL
TRAINING CENTRES, WOMEN AND CHILD HOMES, DRUG DE-ADDICTION CENTRES ETC
WHAT IS THE TYPE OF FUNDING TO YOUR ORGANIZATION FOR THE LAST 2 YEARS
—
TYPE OF FUNDING –REGULAR PROJECT –PROJRCT AGIGNMENT
SOURCE OF FUNDED DATE/ AMOUNT PROJECT WHETHER
PERIOD DETAILS/SANCTIO COMPLETED
NED BY THE
GOVERNMENT
MINISTRY OF LABOUR 2007-2008 2,50,000 NATIONAL LABOUR YES
(DELHI) CHILD P ROJECT 3
SCHOOLS
CRID C HANDIGARH 2008-2009 1,50,000 PANCHAYATI RAJ YES
TRAINING
PUNJAB EDUCATION 2008-09 18,00,000 SARVA SHIKSHA YES
DEPARTMENT CHANDIGARH ABHIYAN
(DELHI)
Health Care Project
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2010 50,000 AWARENESS YES

BOARD CHANDIGARH GENERATION
PROGRAMME
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2005-2010 40,000 AWARENESS YES
BOARD CONTINUE GENERATION
PROGRAMME
KAPURTHALA
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2009 1,25,750 CONDENSED COURSE YES
BOARD CHANDIGARH 2010 MIDDLE
CONTINUE 97,000 CONDENSED
COURSE --P RIMARY
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 4,80,000 COMPUTER COURSE YES
BOARD CHANDIGARH 3,00,000 II ND BATCH
RRCMAMTA 2010-11 103300.00 MNGO TARN TARAN YES
RRCMAMTA 2010-11 102000 MNGOMOGA YES
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2010-2011 44410 AGPKAPURTHALA YES
BOARD
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2010-2011 59700 CONDENSED COURSE YES
BOARD MIDDLE CLASS
VSOSVA 2010-2011 97500 DE ADDICTION YES
CENTREKARRION
BOARD PRIMARY CLASS
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION 2010-2011 322500 DRUG DE ADDICTION YES
TARN TARAN
PUNJABSTATE AIDS 2010-2011 1107925 TARGETED YES
CONTROL SOCIETY INTERVENTION OF
FEMALE SEX
WORKERS IN BATALA
SOSVA 2011-2011 80000 DRUG DE ADDICTION YES
SOSVA
RRCMAMTA 2010-2011 311738 RCH AMRITSAR YES
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2010-2011 366332 COMPUTER COURSE YES
BOARD
MINISTRY OF LABOUR 2010-2011 747143.00 NATIONAL CHILD YES
LABOUR PROJECT
PUNJABSTATE AIDS 2011-2012 1174812.00 TARGETED YES
FEMALE SEX
WORKERS IN BATALA
DISTT AMRITSAR 2011-2012 74664.00 T-B YES
RRCMAMTA 2011-2012 8950 MNGO TARN TARAN YES
RRCMAMTA 2011-2012 8580.00 MNGO MOGA YES
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2011-2012 14000 AGPKAPURTHALA YES
BOARD
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2011-2012 78555.00 CONDENSED COURSE YES
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BOARD MIDDLE CLASS

BOARD PRIMARY CLASS
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION 2010-2011 1418200.0 DRUG DE ADDICTION YES
0 TARNTARAN
PUNJABSTATE AIDS 2010-2011 1107925.00 TARGETED YES
FEMALE SEX
WORKERS IN BATALA
DRUG DE ADDICTION SOSVA 2011-2011 210250.00 SOSVA YES
RCHAMRITSAR 2010-2011 224200.00 RRCMAMTA YES
NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR 2010-2011 872791.00 MINISTRY OF YES
PROJECT LABOUR
TARGETED INTERVENTION 2012-2013 1150193.00 PUNJAB STATE AIDS YES
OF FEMALE SEX WORKERS IN CONTROL SOCIETY
BATALA
MNGOTARNTARAN 2012-2013 1500000.0 RRCMAMTA YES
0
MNGOMOGA 2012-2013 1500000.0 RRCMAMTA YES
0
TARGETED INTERVENTION 2012-2013 169983.00 PUNJAB STATE AIDS YES
OF FEMALE SEX WORKERS IN CONTROL SOCIETY
AMRITSAR
DRUG DE ADDICTION SOSVA 2012-2013 210250.00 SOSVA YES
NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR 2012-2013 732415.00 MINISTRY OF YES
PROJECT LABOUR
NCLP 2013-2014 872791.00 MINISTRY OF YES
LABOUR
RCH 2013-2014 224200.00 RRC MAMTA YES
TI BATALA 2013-2014 1235662.0 PSACS CONT
OFFICE /DONATIONS 2013-14 1839479.0 OFFICE CONT
0
TI AMRITSAR 2013-2014 821502.00 PSACS YES
TI BATALA 2014-2015 1901270.00 PSACS CONT
0
TI BATALA 2015-16 1901270.00 PSACS YES
UNIFORM 2015-16 4000000 MINISTRY OF YES
DISTRIBUTION EDUCATION
DONATIONS 2015-16 4530765.57 OFFICE CONT
IS YOUR NGO REGISTERED WITH THE YES

NGO PARTNERSHIP SYSTEM PORTAL
OF THE G OVERNMENT OF INDIA ?
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IS YOUR ORGANIZATION ENLISTED WITH YES- 1

DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT OF
PUNJAB ?
STAFF DETAILS
S. NO NAME OF ADDRESS OCCUPTION STATE DESIGNATI
THE ON
MEMBERS
1 LATE .. H.NO.31, GALI NO. 6, NEW HOUSE PUNJAB FOUNDER
SUKHBIR GURNAM NAGAR WIFE
KAUR
2 BARINDER DEOWAN MARO PART NATUN BUSINESS WEST CHAIRMAN
KAUR PALLI KHARAGPUR TOWN WOMEN BENGAL
PASCHIM MEDINIPUR 721304
3 RUPINDER KRISHNA NAGAR, SHAHEED TEACHER PUNJAB VICE
KAUR DEOL UDAM SINGH NAGAR CHAIRMN
4 RUPINDER 236-237, NATIONAL CITY HOMES , BUSINESS PUNJAB PRESIDENT
KAUR BACKSIDE NISSAN CAR WOMEN
SANDHU AGENCY,G.T ROAD AMRITSAR
5 CHARNJIT 167,LAMBA, LAMBHA 155, SOCIAL HARYANA SEN.
KAUR CHIMMON RATIA WORKER VICE
FATEHABAD ,HARYANA 125051
PRESIDENT
6 HARPREET HOUSE NO 11-A, GALI NO -2, JODH BUSINESS PUNJAB VICE

SINGH NAGAR, SULTANWIND ROAD MAN PRESIDENT
AMRITSAR
7 RUPINDER HOUSE NO .3772, WARD NO -6, CEO OF HARYANA CO-
SINGH HISAR ROAD, BHUNA 63, CAMPANY,AK ORDINATO
BHUNA,FATEHABAD HARYANA C R
125111
8 KAMAL PINDI DASS,2492A, GALI NO -5, BUISENESS PUNJAB CASHIER
KUMAR SHAREEFPURA,AMRITSAR,PUNJA MAN
B -143001
9 BALWINDER H.NO-319,BACKSIDE POLICE SOCIAL PUNJAB EXECUTIVE
KAUR CHONKI KOTKHALSA, AMRITSAR WORKER MEMBER
143001
10 NARESH H.NO-398, MEHATA ROAD MEHTA ACCOUNTANT PUNJAB EXECUTIVE

VEID ,JANDIALA BYEPASS AMRITSAR MEMBER
11 MANVINDER H.NO-140B RIGHT SIDE VILLAGE- TEACHER PUNJAB EXECUTIVE

KAUR SANGATPURA, DISTT, AMRITSAR MEMBER
12 RAMANDEEP VILL- NANGAL, MEHTA ROAD , AGRICULTURI PUNJAB ADVISORY
SINGH MEHTA, ST MEMBER
13 NEERU H.NO-4041(15)CHOTA HARIPURA JOURNALIST PUNJAB ADVISORY
AMRITSAR MEMBER
14 SAWRAJ FATEHGHAR CHURIAN ACCONTANT PUNJAB PROJECT
SINGH AMRITSAR MANAGER
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15 DIDAR VILL- MANAN, NEAR BABA RETD. ARMY PUNJAB EXECUTIVE

SINGH BHUDA JI ADDA CHHABAL, CAPTAIN MEMBER
AMRITSAR
TOTAL STRENGTH OF STAFF ON ROLL (PERMANENT
AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES WITH THE ORGANIZATION ?
INFRASTRUCTURE YES NO SIZE/NUMBER

OWN OFFICE YES 3000 SQ FEET
LAND COMMERCIAL YES 500SQ FEET
LAND AGRICULTURAL
VEHICLES YES FORTUNER
PROJECTS RUN BY THE SOCIETY
1--NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR SCHOOLS ----------40 SCHOOLS

UNDER MINISTRY OF LABOUR
2--SARV SHIKSHA ABHIYAN ------------------------- 52 SCHOOLS IN
AMRITSAR--MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
3--COMPUTER CENTR---------------------------------- UNDER
MINISTRY OF SOCIAL WELFARE
4--CONDENSED COURSE------------------------------- 5TH CLASS --
UNDER MINISTRY OF SOCIAL WELFARE
5--CONDENSED COURSE - -----------------------------8TH CLASS --
UNDER MINISTRY OF SOCIAL WELFARE
6--NREGA TRAINING -----------------------------------MINISTRY OF
RURAL DEPARTMENT
7--PANCHAYTI RAJ TRAININGS ----------------------UNDER
MINISTRY OF RURAL DEPARTMENT
8--SOCIAL AUDIT ---------------------------------------OF THE
DISTRICTS UNDER CHAIRMAN SHIP OF DC
9--DATA ENTRY WORKS OF GOVT AND ------------PRIVATE
BANKS-TOURISM DEPARTMENT
10- SURVEYS ON DIFFERENT ISSUES UNDER ----- PLANNING
BOARD
11- SKILL DEVELOPMENT TRAININGS UNDER BADP—
TAILORING, CARPENTER , BEAUTICIAN ETC --
ELECTRICAL ,PLUMBER, FOOD PROCESSING,
12-TB PROGRAMMES
13 REPRODUCTIVE CHILD HEALTH PROGRAMMES AS A
MOTHER NGO OF DISTRICT TARNTARAN
AND MOGA ,,AMRITSAR
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14- TARGETTED INTERVENTIONS PROJECTS OF FSW AND MSM

IN AMRITSAR AND BATALA
15 -DRUG AWARENESS PROJECTS UNDER MINISTRY OF SOCIAL
SECURITY
16--DRUG DE ADDICTION CENTRE UNDER MINISTRY OF
HEALTH
17- AWARENESS CAMPAIGN AGAINST FEMALE FOETICIDE --
CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD
18- VOCATIONAL TRAINING ON SEWING, TAILORING,
EMBROIDERY,, JUTE BAGS MAKING
CANDLE MAKINGS , AGARBATTI ,TIE-DIE DUPPATTAS ETC
19--SUVIDHA CENTRES
20--ADHAAR CARDS
21--PVC CARDS
22- PNDT PROJECTS
23 –PLANTATION
24- WATER SAMPLING SURVEYS
25- ELECTION SURVEYS
26-NATIONAL POPULATION REGISTER –POPULATION SURVEYS
27-VACCINATION OF CHILDREN
28- ORGANIGE FREE MEDICAL CAMPS, MARRIAGES OF POOR
GIRLS
29- DAY CARE OF OLD PERSONS
30- ENROLLMENT OF WIDOWS IN SOCIAL SECURITY
DEPARTMENT
31-DISTRIBUTION OF UNIFORMS IN GOVT SCHOOLS
32-RUNNING FREE VOCATIONAL CENTRES TO GENERATE
EMPLOYEMENT
33- RUNNING CSC CENTRES
34- SURVEYS OF TOURISTS BY TOURISM DEPATMENT
34- RUNNING FREE DISPENSERIES
35 – MAKING FARMERS CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
36 –CREATE SELF HELP GROUPS –
37- ORGANISING SEMINARS , WORKSHOPS ON LEGAL ISSUES
LIKE DOWRY, ABUSEMENT, WOMEN EMPOWERMENT , FEMALE
FOETICIDE, VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
PRESIDENT –RUPINDER KAUR SANDHU
EMAIL- CAPT_GSS @YAHOO .COM
9501141111
10. DETAILS OF PROJECTS CARRIED OUT IN LAST 3 YEARS.
1. NCLP SCHOOLS
THE PROJECT WAS UNDERTAKEN AT MAJITHA , MALL MANDI VERKA
AND C OVERED THREE SCHOOL . THE P ROJECT STARTED ON 01.04.2005
AND CONTINUED TILL NOW . G RANT RECEIVED UNDER THE PROJECT WAS
RS28, LAC DURING THERE FIVE YEARS, WHILE AMOUNT SPENT WAS
RS.2914564/-. BENEFICIARIES UNDER THE PROJECT WERE NEARLY FIVE
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HUNDRED STUDENTS . T HE STAFF INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT WAS TWO

EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTORS . O NE VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR , ONE CLERK .
ONE PEON, ONE COOK (IN EACH SCHOOL ).F IFTY HONDCHILY LABORERS
WERE SELECTED IN EACH SCHOOL BY WAY OF SURVEY AND THEIR
RESPECTIVE PARENTS WERE COUNSELED TO TEACH THEIR STUDENT
MINIMUM UP TO FIFTH STANDARD LEVEL . S TUDENTS WERE PROVIDED
BOOKS , COPIES PENCILS AND RELEVANT STUDY MATERIAL , BESIDES
LUNCH FREE OF COST . CHILDREN WERE IMPARTED SKILL DEVELOPMENT
ACTIVATES , LIKE PAINTING , TOG MAKING ETC .
2. AWARENESS GENERATION PROGRAM;-
SOCIETY ORGANIZED AWARENESS GENERATION PROGRAMME IN THE
DISTRICT T ARN TARAN AS PER THE GUIDELINES OF THE S OCIAL WELFARE
BOARD. WE COVERED FIVE VILLAGES BAATH ,BHULLAR,
MANNAN ,PANDORI, SANGHE IN 2008-09,DISTRICT KAPURTHALA IN
2010-11 WITH THE FULL COOPERATION OF THE DISTRICT
ADMINISTRATION . D URING THIS YEAR 2011-12,WE ARE GOING TO COVER
TWO VILLAGES -NOORDIN & A URANGABAD OF D ISTT. T ARN TARAN . W E
TRIED HARD TO MOTIVATE THE WOMEN AND YOUNG GIRLS WHICH ARE NOT
HIGHLY EDUCATED TO LEARN SOME TYPE OF WORK FOR EARNING AND TO
LIVE BETTER LIFE .
3.FAMILY COUNSELLING CENTRE;-
RUNNING FCC IN DISTRICT TARNTARAN
WE HAVE OPENED THE FAMILY
COUNSELING CENTRE TO PROTECT THE WOMEN FROM CRISIS AND IN CASES
OF ASTROCITIES AGAINST WOMEN TO EMPOWER WOMEN IN RURAL INDIA
TO BECOME EQUAL PARTNERS IN SOCIETY . FAMILY COUNSELING CENTRES
HELP THOSE WOMEN ; S WHOSE ARE AFFECTED BY LOWER SITUATIONS TO
THOSE WHO ARE AFFECTED BY RAPE CASES . D OWRY CASES , ABORTION
CASES BUT POLICE AND SOCIETY DO NOT FAVOUR TO THEM .
4.PANCHYATI RAJ TRAINING;-

RUNNING TRAINING PROGRAMMES OF
PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTION IN DIFFERENT DISTRICT TO AWARE THE
PANCHES AND SARPANCHES ABOUT THEIR DUTIES .
5.NAREGA-N ATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE ACT.
UNDER THIS PROJECT GRANT SANCTIONED WAS RS.250025/-, WHIL
AMOUNT SPENT ON THE PROJECT WAS RS.250025/-. T HE PROJECT WAS
UNDERTAKEN ON 10THOCT 2009 AND COMPLETED ON 10 TH N OV 2009.
THE PROJECT COVERED THREE BLOCKS OF TARN TARN
DISTRICT ,NAMELY , BHIKIWIND , VALHOHA , AND P ATTI TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY SEVEN VILLAGES WERE COVERED UNDER THE PROJECT . THE
MAIN THRUST OF THE PROJECT WAS TO PROVIDE TRAINING TO VILLAGE
HEADS , PUNCHES AND SURPANCHES AS TO HOW TO HOW TO RUN THE
ADMINISTRATION AND HOW TO SUPERVISE VILLAGE DEVELOPMENTAL
WORKS TO THE CONVENIENCE AND BENEFITS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
NEARLY SIX SOCIAL WORKERS WERE INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT . THE
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NEED AND THE NECESSITY OF THE VILLAGERS WERE THE MAIN

DOMINANTS OF THE PROJECT .
6.SOCIAL AUDIT:-
THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT WAS TO OBSERVE THE FUNCTIONING OF
THE G OVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND TO COMMENT UPON WHETHER THE
SYSTEM IS PUBLIC RESPONSIVE OR NOT AND TO SUGGEST AS TO WHAT
REMEDIAL STEPS BE TAKEN TO REDUCE THE PUBLIC GRIEVANCES AND
INCONVENIENCES TO THE NAUGHT. THE GRANT SANCTIONED WAS
RS.459800/-, AND AMOUNT SPENT WASRS.460498/-, WHILE GRANT
RECEIVED AT THE CLOSE OF THE ACCOUNTING YEAR WAS RS.124146/-.
THE STAFF INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT WAS FIVE SUPERVISORS AND
FIFTEEN FIELD WORKERS .
7. MP LAND SCHEME:-
THE PROJECT WAS UNDERTAKEN IN THE TARN TARAN BLOCK . THE GRANT
SANCTIONED UNDER THE PROJECT WAS RS.150000/-, WHILE AMOUNT
SPENT WAS RS 150088/-. U NDER THE PROJECT , IT WAS TO PROVIDE
TRAINING TO GIRLS AND WOMEN ON VOCATIONAL ACTIVITIES . FEMALES
WERE GIVEN SEWING MACHINES AFTER THE COMPLETION OF THE TRAINING
PROGRAM . THE MAIN BENEFICIARIES UNDER THE PROJECT WERE TWENTY
FEMALES . O NE CUTTING AND TAILORING TUTOR WAS INVOLVED IN THE
TRAINING PROGRAM .
8.STITCHING CENTRE;-
WE OPENED A SEWING CENTRES IN THE VILLAGES WITH A LITTLE EFFORT
FOR THOSE WOMEN AND APPOINT EXPERT OF TAILORING . EMBROIDERY
WITH THE SELF EXPENSES AND SO ALL THE WOMEN’S GET THE TRAINING
FROM OUR C ENTRE AND WE WILL TRIED TO HELP THEM TO MARKETING
THEIR PRODUCTS .NO DOUBTS THE PROJECT IS TOO GOOD BUT THERE IS
NEED OF SOME REMEDIES LIKE TO RUN PROJECTS FROM THE LONG PERIOD
AND HELP THEM TO SET UP THEIR SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES .W E GET A
GREAT ACHIEVEMENT AND WANT TO HELP THE NECESSARY GIRLS WITH
THE HELP OF COMMUNITY A WELL AS ADMINISTRATION TO RUN THEIR
PROJECT.
9.CONDENSED COURSE;- MIDDLE& PRIMARY
CONDENSED COURSE CATER TO THE NEEDS OF ADULT GIRLS /WOMEN WHO
COULD JOIN MAINSTREAM EDUCATION SYSTEM OR WERE SCHOOL DROPOUT
OUR MAIN AIM TO START CONDENSED COURSE TO EDUCATE THE DROPOUT
WOMEN ‘ S AND GIRLS ADMITTED THEM IN THE VARIOUS STAGES OF
EDUCATIONAL LEVELS OF PRIMARY ,MIDDLE , MATRIC . W E HAD RUN THE
PROJECTS OF DRESS DESIGNING , S TITCHING , EMBROIDERY AND
PAINTING. THE FORUM OF THESE CENTRES CAN ALSO BE USED FOR
IMPARTING SOCIALLY RELEVANT EDUCATION .T HE PROJECT COST WAS
125,750/-
10.COMPUTER COURSE;-
OUR SOCIETY IS RUNNING THE ONE YEAR DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER COURSE
AT GANGA S INGH N AGAR IN T ARN T ARAN SINCE 2009T HE PURPOSE OF
THIS PROJECT WAS TO EDUCATE THE POOR AND NEEDY WOMEN AND GIRLS
WHO ARE ENABLE TO ATTAIN COMPUTER EDUCATION ..T OTAL 160 GIRLS
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GOT COMPUTER EDUCATION FROM THIS CENTRE ONE OFFICE ASSISTANT ,

TWO EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR , ONE CLASS FOUR AND ONE WATCHMAN
WAS HIRED .
11.REPRODUCTIVE CHILD HEALTH;-
.THE SOCIETY IS RUNNING THE RCH PROJECT IN DIFFERENT BACKWARD
AREAS (D HAPAI , D ASH MESH NAGAR & INDERPURI) OF A MRITSAR WHERE
NO HEALTH FACILITIES ARE AVAILABLE . T HE PROJECT WAS STARTED IN
AUG 2009 & STILL CONTINUING . T HE GRANT RECEIVED UNDER THIS
PROJECT IS 6,00,000/-. THE POPULATION COVERED BY THIS PROJECT IS
12625 INHABITANTS . WE ORGANIZE THE GROUP MEETING WITH
PREGNANT WOMEN, AND ELIGIBLE COUPLES , IMMUNIZATION CAMPS ,
HEALTH CAMPS AND AWARENESS CAMPS TO EDUCATE WOMEN ABOUT THEIR
HEALTH AND THEIR CHILDREN ’S HEALTH.
12.DRUG AWARENESS PROGAMME :-
THE SOCIETY IS RUNNING AWARENESS & COUNSELING OF DRUG
ADDICTS IN DISTT . TARN TARAN SINCE APRIL 2010 .W E ORGANIZE THE
AWARENESS CAMPS IN ALL VILLAGES OF THREE BLOCKS & ORGANIZING
DEBATE & DECLAMATION CONTEST IN GOVT . AND OTHER SCHOOLS OF THE
DISTT TARN TARAN . TO GENERATE THE AWARENESS IN THE STUDENTS
WHO ARE THE FUTURE OF THE NATION .W E REFERRED THE PATIENTS IN
THE HOSPITALS FOR THEIR TREATMENT .T HE TOTAL GRANT RECEIVED
UNDER THIS PROJECT IS 5,06,000/- .
13.DRUG DEPENDENCE TREATMENT: -CIVIL HOSPITAL
TARNTARAN AND KAIRON
WE ARE RUNNING THE DRUG DEPENDENCE TREATMENT IN THE CIVIL
HOSPITAL TARN T ARAN WITH CAPACITY OF TWENTY BEDS AND IN
KAIRRON WITH CAPACITY OF 40 BEDS. IN THE CENTRE WE TREATED THE
SEVERAL INDOOR & OUTDOOR PATIENTS . WE ALSO RUN THE CENTRE IN
PATTI JAIL FOR TREATED THE PRISONERS.
14.MNGO RCH TARN TARAN:-
THE SOCIETY HAS BEEN SELECTED AS A MOTHER NGO FOR RCH PROJECT
IN DISTT . TARN TARAN .T OTAL GRANT OF RS 1,00,000/- WAS RECEIVED IN
2010-11 . T HIS PROJECT COVERS TOTAL POPULATION OF
60,000/- .SOCIETY SELECTED FOUR NGOS. GIVEN TRAINING TO THESE
NGOS FOR CONDUCTING BASE LINE SURVEY. AFTER COMPLETION OF
SURVEY , WE MADE DATA ENTRY IN SOFTWARE AND SUBMITTED PROJECT IN
STATE .
15. MNGO RCH MOGA:-
THE SOCIETY HAS BEEN SELECTED AS A MOTHER NGO FOR RCH PROJECT
IN D ISTT. MOGA .T OTAL GRANT OF RS 1,00,000/- WAS RECEIVED IN
2010-11 . T HIS PROJECT COVERS TOTAL POPULATION OF
60,000/- .SOCIETY SELECTED FOUR NGOS. GIVEN TRAINING TO THESE
NGOS FOR CONDUCTING BASE LINE SURVEY. AFTER COMPLETION OF
SURVEY , WE MADE DATA ENTRY IN SOFTWARE AND SUBMITTED PROJECT IN
STATE .
16. TARGETED INTERVENTION PROJECT FOR FEMALE SEX
WORKERS:-
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THE PROJECT WAS UNDERTAKEN AT B ATALA ON OCT 2009 AND WAS

CONTINUING TILL NOW .G RANT SANCTIONED UNDER THE PROJECT WAS RS
15 LAC APPROXIMATELY . NEARLY SIX HUNDRED FEMALE SEX WORKS
WERE COVERED UNDER THE PROJECT AND THE STAFF INVOLVED WAS ONE
PROJECT DIRECTOR , ONE PROJECT MANAGER , ONE ACCOUNTANT , ONE
ANM, TWENTY ORWS AND TEN PEER EDUCATORS . THE CRUX OF THE
PROJECT WAS TO DISSEMINATE HIV TESTING AND AWARENESS , AND
IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR MEDICAL CHECKUP . THE MAIN THRUST OF THE
PROJECT WAS TO MORALLY PERSUADE THE FEMALE SEX WORKERS TO
CHANGE THEIR ACTIVITIES AND ENVIRONMENT WHICH IS SOCIALLY AND
MORALLY ACCEPTABLE.
DO YOU FILE INCOME TAX RETURN? YES
REGISTRATION NO. OF SOCIETY :- ASR/97/2004 -----32/2015

CORPSE FUND OF THE SOCIETY AS ON 31ST MARCH .2012 AS PER AUDITED
STATEMENTS : RS. 58.50 LAC/-
STATEMENTS : RS. 87.18 LAC/
TOTAL -3 YEARS
GRANTS AND FUNDS – 258.44 LAC
12. THE ORGANIZATION IS REPRESENTATIVE MEMBER IN THESE

COMMITTEE SET UP BY THE
GOVERNMENT.
S. NO NAME OF THE COMMITTEE PURPOSE
1. PLANNING OF MP LAND FUNDS UTILIZATION OF MP FUND

COMMITTEE
2. ROAD SAFETY PLANNING OF ROADS & CREATINGAWARENESS
COMMITTEE ,TARN TARAN ABOUT ROAD SAFETY AMONG PEOPLE .
3. DISTRICT HEALTH PLANNING ABOUT HEALTH ISSUES & TAKING
SOCIETY ,TARN TARAN STEPS TO IMPROVE HEALTH
4. RED CROSS COMMITTEE ,TARN DISCUSSION ON PROJECTS

TARAN
5. RED CROSS COMMITTEE .MOGA DISCUSSION ON PROJECTS
6. DISTRICT HEALTH SOCIETY , PLANNING ABOUT HEALTH ISSUES & TAKING

MOGA STEPS TO IMPROVE HEALTH
AREA OF OPERATION
AREA OF OPERATION OF YOUR NGO PROVIDE DETAIL
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PAN INDIA LEVEL AAAAC5239J

OPERATIONAL AREA (STATES) ALL OVER INDIA
OPERATIONAL AREA (DISTRICTS) ALL OVER STATES AND DISTRICTS
PRIMARY LOCATION RURAL URBAN SLUMS
OF WORK
II ABOUT US
Captain Gurdeep Singh Society is a voluntary, non-profit, rural development

organization, committed for the empowerment and emancipation of women,
children, aged and needy rural masses. Captain Gurdeep Singh society
Consultancy longstanding desire is to support the under privileged and
disadvantaged members of the society. Awareness and education bring
empowerment and empowerment leads to sustainability.
It is a charity organization which supports country women to reach economic

independence. Women get training in manufacturing paper toys and clay
products. This happened in a large common space. The major twin objectives of
the Society are to empower the rural women through skill training and education,
and assist handicapped people to lead a sustainable life by giving them a skill to
earn a decent income.
No. of Staff
Nature of Block Cluster Support Staff Accounts
Employment Coordinator Coordinator Staff
Part Time - - - -
Full Time 4 15 3 1
Total 4 15 3 1
Present programmes
o Supplementary Education Programme for SC/STs
o HIV /AIDS Awareness camps
o Environmental Awareness camps
o Mother and Child Care Programme
o Self Help Group (SHGs)
III. TARGET AREA BACKGROUND & PROBLEMS
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Captain Gurdeep Singh Society Consultancy concentrated in 125 Backward and

rural villages of Amritsar District. The major source of livelihood of the people in
the District is Agriculture, Fishing and Allied activities. Valtoha is also known for
its backwardness in education and economy. Their economy is subsistence as the
natural resources of the District are meager to support its population.
Among the population, women, children and handicapped people are the poorest
of the poor. They are purely depending upon their family. Handicapped people
lack support from their families as well as from the community. Government
schemes reach them seldom.
Plight of the children

These children face the following problems in an age that is not to suitable to find
solutions to most of their problems: Lack of basic education makes them as
illiterates, retarded growth in the socio-psycho development of their life, early
marriage and frequent pregnancies results poor health for mothers,
malnourished, under-weight babies, respiratory tract problems, learning
undesirable bad habits like smoking, pan chewing, drinking and live in dire
poverty entangled with despair.
Plight of the Youth

The present day youth were the earlier day child laborers, lack basic education,
skills and vision to lay down their future.
Plight of Women
Because of different factors like the lack of education, ignorance or a "Defective
Value System" the existing poverty status in the target areas is possible.
Discrimination, violence against girls and women are the worst forms of violence.
Women's and girl's situation is hardly understandable for outsiders. But to be
born as a daughter a women has restrained from education, socialization and
participation in the decision making process. As a wife, a woman has to procreate
children for the husband and rear them. She has the obligation to procreate a
baby child; failure would result in deprivation of conjugal life with the husband.
Still there are many other forms of mental violence against women. Moreover,
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beatings and other forms of physical violence are considered as normal practices
in the hill-villages.
When girls or young women get married, also they are not supposed to stay with
their birth family. They are considered to live with the husband's family. This
leads to the opinion, that investment on girl's education is useless because it does
not give any return to the parents. Hence, often the boy child alone enjoys the
investment on education and development. This discrimination leads the girl to
grow as illiterate, ignorant and inferior persons, which turn out in poverty and a
submissive status.
Health Condition
Health condition in the targeted villages is comparatively poor and needs more
attention by the government as well as by the non-governmental organizations.
However, a number of factors put the population of the target areas both at
special risk for the poor health plight. These factors include population density,
rudimentary housing, dwindling ways of making a living, poor sanitation and
health care systems, and lagging literacy and education. Backward communities
have also traditionally been isolated from the rest of the district and are at the
bottom of the region's socio-economic ladder.
Population density and housing
The population density of the target areas is very high (1,447 per village) and the
population density per square kilometer averages 498 in the villages but along
the coast, density is almost three times that figure (1,788 per square kilometer)..
Sanitation and health

Those living along backward and in the targeted villages have some of the worst
sanitation and health indicators in valtoha and near the edge of border of Ajnala
in Punjab state, according to the development Programme for Sustainable
Fisheries. Morbidity, mortality, and frequency of illness are much higher among
the targeted villages and coastal communities, and particularly among women,
than in the rest of the district.
Literacy and education

The targeted community also lags behind the general population of valtoha and
Ajnala in literacy rates and education levels. If they send the children to school at
all, most families stop the education of their children early, as the industry has
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the tendency to absorb young workers in large numbers and they find themselves
unable to do so because of their lack of education and alternative skills.
In these conditions, a cooperative society for women would solve most of their
problems and give them self-sufficiency.
IV. PROJECT OBJECTIVES
1. To ensure that the population of these blocks of Amritsar and tarn

taran has access to medical and health care with the provision of
emergency, in-patient, obstetric, outpatient and reproductive health
services.
2. To maximize the sustainability of community based primary health

care services
based on the principles that health services should be participatory,
equitable, appropriate, collaborative, and satisfactorily addresses the
needs of the people.
3. To develop a comprehensive reproductive health program with

outreach facilities.
4. To strengthen capacities of non-governmental and community based

organizations who are interested in promoting sustainability of the
hospital.
V. PROJECT ACTIVITIES
 To start the People’s hospital in valtoha near to the border villages.
 Immediate community contributions will consist of labor to carry out repair

of the facility to ready the hospital for occupancy.
 Basic primary health care will be promoted using this facility as a referral
center.
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 Primary health care and community education is a fundamental goal of this

project. In order to build local capacity, intensive training will be necessary.
Therefore, the facility will serve as a training facility for community health
educators who will: 1) provide community health education and health
promotion activities and 2) work for social mobilization for basic primary
health care activities within the communities.
 ANC will provide training to the community health educators on community

development/participatory development.
 A comprehensive reproductive health program will begin in the clinic, and

safe motherhood initiatives will be promoted in the community through social
mobilization campaigns with the assistance of community health workers.
 TBAs will be trained to promote antenatal care, safe birth practices,

emergency obstetric interventions, and family planning.
 Male community health workers will educate men on the importance of

supporting women to receive antenatal care and to practice safe birth
techniques.
 ACWARD Organization will purchase 1 mobile health unit/ambulance for

antenatal care, distribution of safe methods of contraceptives and tetanus
immunization so pre-scheduled routine visits can be made to remote villages.
 ANC will offer technical support to communities who express the desire to
construct a village health post under ACWARD’s auspices.
 ACWARD will be solicited to provide additional technical and material

support for reproductive health projects.
 Training programs will promote community development and community

financing for both community members and ACWARD
 ANC Community Liaison Officers will mobilize the community to actively

support the hospital and health sector activities.
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Beneficiaries
120,000 people, the approximate population of Hingana.
Target beneficiaries are children and women who are at greatest risk for illness
and premature death.
Field workers, community volunteers and communities will benefit by gaining

and strengthening their skills in the health sector and participatory development.
Feasibility study
The results of Bhushan Health Private Limited on women’s health in Hingana

revealed a strong desire for improved health services, as the people identified the
lack of access to health care as one of the major problems facing them.
Reproductive health and family planning needs were also identified in the
research; Women and men both asked for contraceptives, which make the
likelihood of implementing a successful reproductive health project very
promising.
VI. PROJECT IMPACT
1. Higher quality health care services for the general population

2. Lowered maternal mortality and morbidity rates
3. Improved EPI coverage
4. Lowered infant and children-under-5 mortality rates
5. Local capacity building to increase skills to provide health care.
6. The development of a referral network for obstetrical emergencies.
7. The initiation of community financing mechanisms
8. Increased awareness among rural households on basic primary health care
Indicators:
1. Number of patients treated at in-patient dept.
2. Number of out-patient clinic visits
3. Proportion of women who received any prenatal care from trained medical
staff.
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4. Proportion of children vaccinated

5. Proportion of pregnant women who received tetanus toxoid immunization.
6. Proportion of childbirths assisted by trained TBAs
7. Ratio of trained midwives to population
8. Number of community health volunteers trained
9. Number of hospital staff trained.
10. Number of couples who adopt family planning methods
VII. SUSTAINABILITY
In view of serious long-term sustainability concerns, cost recovery mechanisms

will be put into place immediately with the use of direct user fees determined by
ability to pay. In view of the absence of a local government and Ministry of
Health, capital and recurrent costs will be borne almost entirely by the donor for
two years. Direct user fees will be the main method of payment for services until
community groups can be organized. Because many people of this region live in
significant poverty, only partial cost recovery from user fees and community
participation can be expected at this time and for the foreseeable future. The
problems of sustainability are well known in the health sector, particularly in the
absence of a stable government, and in a region as socio-economically
underdeveloped as Hingana. Studies have revealed that even with strong
community finance mechanisms, the portion of cost-recovery ranges from 5 – 11
percent for curative health care facilities in this type of district.
As part of this project, a health care financing consultant will be brought in to

make recommendations for cost recovery strategies for Hingana and to
determine the feasibility of community financing.
As cost recovery systems are established and financial returns become

systematized and reliable, the cost of operating the hospital will gradually
transfer back to the community. People need time to adapt to a system of charges,
or to new prices, and especially to the idea of community financing. Before
community-financing mechanisms can be implemented, the health care provided
by the hospital must be seen as equitable, competent, and efficacious by the
community.
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VIII. MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Monitoring of the hospital will be accomplished internally by AWARD, and

externally by ANC. Monitoring and evaluation will be ongoing throughout the
project, including a mid-project evaluation and an end of project evaluation.
AWARD Organization will appoint a supervisor for the project who will oversee
the implementation of the project. A qualified medical doctor will organize the
project and manage the clinical activities. The project supervisor will be
responsible for controlling the funding, and will forward the progress, activity
and financial reports of the projects to the Organizations’ head office in Amritsar.
These will be forwarded to the donor agency according to the format and
requirements of the latter.
IX. BUDGET BREAKDOWN
S.No Budget items Amounts in US$
1. Personnel 30000
2. Hospital supplies 18000
3. Medicine 30000
4. Operating Costs 7000
5. Transport/Air Cargo 12000
6. Health Economist Consultant for Sustainability 15000
7. Training and training materials for local personnel 6000
8. Ambulance/mobile health unit (includes operating costs) 32000
Total project budget 150000
Funds required through the Appeal 150000
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Place: Amritsar Mrs. Rupinder Kaur Sandhu

Date: 10/04/2021 President
List of Document Attached with this Project Report
1 Society Registration Certificate

2 Public Trust certificate
3 Bye – laws of Society
4 Memorandum of Association
5 Management Committee list
6 Management Committee Resolution
7 Staff list engaged in Society
8 Audit Report (Last three years)
9 Annual Report (last three years)
10 Pan card Xerox
11 Bank A/c Passbook Xerox
12 Photo of NGO
13 Newspaper article of NGO
14 Literature published by NGO
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REGISTERED UNDER THE SOCIETIES REGISTRATION ACT, 1860

236/237, NATIONAL CITY

(A) DISTRICT AMRITSAR

(H) W EBSITE www.cgssociety.net

OTHER OFFICE BEARERS / GOVERNING BODY

179 – FULL TIME

IS YOUR ORGANIZATION ENLISTED WITH VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF

MNGO 1500000 102000 RRC MAMTA

AGP 13000 44410 CENTRAL SOCIAL

CONDENSED COURSE PRIMARY 70 47500 CENTRAL SOCIAL

RCHAMRITSAR 18000 311738 RRCMAMTA

RCH AMRITSAR 2300 224200.00 RRCMAMTA

TARGETED INTERVENTION OF -500 169983.00 PUNJABSTATE AIDS

NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR PROJECT -100 732415.00 MINISTRY OF LABOUR

DOES YOUR ORGANIZATION ALSO RUNNING ANY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION (SCHOOL,

CENTRAL SOCIAL WELFARE 2010 50,000 AWARENESS YES

BOARD MIDDLE CLASS

IS YOUR NGO REGISTERED WITH THE YES

IS YOUR ORGANIZATION ENLISTED WITH YES- 1

6 HARPREET HOUSE NO 11-A, GALI NO -2, JODH BUSINESS PUNJAB VICE

10 NARESH H.NO-398, MEHATA ROAD MEHTA ACCOUNTANT PUNJAB EXECUTIVE

11 MANVINDER H.NO-140B RIGHT SIDE VILLAGE- TEACHER PUNJAB EXECUTIVE

15 DIDAR VILL- MANAN, NEAR BABA RETD. ARMY PUNJAB EXECUTIVE

TOTAL STRENGTH OF STAFF ON ROLL (PERMANENT

AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES WITH THE ORGANIZATION ?

INFRASTRUCTURE YES NO SIZE/NUMBER

PROJECTS RUN BY THE SOCIETY

1--NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR SCHOOLS ----------40 SCHOOLS

14- TARGETTED INTERVENTIONS PROJECTS OF FSW AND MSM

HUNDRED STUDENTS . T HE STAFF INVOLVED IN THE PROJECT WAS TWO

4.PANCHYATI RAJ TRAINING;-

NEED AND THE NECESSITY OF THE VILLAGERS WERE THE MAIN

GOT COMPUTER EDUCATION FROM THIS CENTRE ONE OFFICE ASSISTANT ,

THE PROJECT WAS UNDERTAKEN AT B ATALA ON OCT 2009 AND WAS

REGISTRATION NO. OF SOCIETY :- ASR/97/2004 -----32/2015

12. THE ORGANIZATION IS REPRESENTATIVE MEMBER IN THESE

1. PLANNING OF MP LAND FUNDS UTILIZATION OF MP FUND

4. RED CROSS COMMITTEE ,TARN DISCUSSION ON PROJECTS

6. DISTRICT HEALTH SOCIETY , PLANNING ABOUT HEALTH ISSUES & TAKING

PAN INDIA LEVEL AAAAC5239J

Captain Gurdeep Singh Society is a voluntary, non-profit, rural development

It is a charity organization which supports country women to reach economic

Captain Gurdeep Singh Society Consultancy concentrated in 125 Backward and

Plight of the children

Plight of the Youth

Sanitation and health

Literacy and education

IV. PROJECT OBJECTIVES

1. To ensure that the population of these blocks of Amritsar and tarn

2. To maximize the sustainability of community based primary health

3. To develop a comprehensive reproductive health program with

4. To strengthen capacities of non-governmental and community based

 To start the People’s hospital in valtoha near to the border villages.

 Immediate community contributions will consist of labor to carry out repair

 Primary health care and community education is a fundamental goal of this

 ANC will provide training to the community health educators on community

 A comprehensive reproductive health program will begin in the clinic, and

 TBAs will be trained to promote antenatal care, safe birth practices,

 Male community health workers will educate men on the importance of

 ACWARD Organization will purchase 1 mobile health unit/ambulance for

 ACWARD will be solicited to provide additional technical and material

 Training programs will promote community development and community