INITIATIVE BY

SAMPARC BALGRAM
Presented by
Aditi Velankar (HR)
2018MMS057
Introduction to the project
• What is an NGO?
• Non-governmental organizations, or nongovernment
organizations, commonly referred to as NGOs, are
usually non-profit and sometimes international
organizations independent of governments and
international governmental organizations (though often
funded by governments) that are active in humanitarian,
educational, health care, public policy, social, human
rights, environmental, and other areas to effect changes
according to their objectives. They are thus a subgroup of
all organizations founded by citizens, which include clubs
and other associations that provide services, benefits, and
premises only to members.
Objective of the Study
• To study about the NGO in Poynad
• To study the problems of the poor orphan kids.
Samparc Balgram
• SAMPARC is a brainchild of Shri Amitkumar Banerjee who realized that
an organization needs to be started so that children should not be
identified as children of sex workers or orphans or as a destitute child.
With this sole purpose SAMPARC was started in 1990 at the footsteps of
famous Bhaje Caves with 7 orphan children near Lonavla.
• Poynad centre was born in 1999 near to Arabian Ocean coastal area at
village Poynad in Taluka Alibag, Dist. Raigad. Mr. Banerjee along with
Dr.Kiran Mhatre started the project in a rented house in Poynad and
subsequently the project was shifted to village Bandhan in Poynad where
SAMPARC procured land and constructed children home for 60 children
for care, education, overall development and rehabilitation, of orphan,
poor, needy and disadvantaged children disadvantaged children of
Raigad District in Maharashtra
• The unique part of the centre is doing excellent in sports and equally in
studies. More than 23 children attended higher education in Management,
Arts, Commerce, Engineering and Nursing.
• Objective
• Rehabilitation, Care and Education of
• – Orphans, children of sex workers, children whose parents are
serving imprisonment & needy disadvantaged rural children.
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• Rural Community Development:
• – Vocational education for rural school dropouts
• – School & hostel for rural & tribal children
• – Educational support for rural community children
• – Promoting community health education (water, sanitation, &
preventive health care measures)
• – Agriculture, water harvesting & animal husbandry program
PARTNERS OF SAMPARC:

City
Name of the Partner
 

INSIEME Italy
Caring Friends Mumbai
Ruchika Women’s Club Mumbai
Sandvik Asia Pvt. Ltd. Pune
Bajaj Auto Ltd. Pune
Axis Bank Foundation Mumbai
Tata Hydro Power Ltd. Pune
HELP Foundation USA
Kothari Charitable Foundation Mumbai
Stichting Geron Netherlands
Rotary Club of Lonavala Lonavala
Dept. of Child & Women Development, Maharashtra State Pune
State Bank of India Mumbai
Mr. Vivek Kumar Mumbai
Sr.Adv. Venkatesh Dhond Mumbai
Sr.Adv.Ketan D.Parikh Mumbai
Conclusion

 
• Poverty is the state for any person of being extremely poor. It is
the extreme situation when a person feels lack of essential
items required to continue the life such as shelter, adequate
food, clothing, medicines, etc. Some of the common reasons of
poverty are like natural disasters, low agricultural output, lack
of employment, illiteracy, gender inequality, environmental
problems, changing trends of economy in the country, lack of
proper education, limited or inadequate access of people to
their rights, political violence, organized crime, corruption, lack
of motivation, idleness, old social beliefs, etc.  And to overcome
all these problems of poor kids there are many NGO’s who
actively work for them and try to stabilize their life.
 
Thank you