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FROM

THE PRESIDENT

DESK

Dear Friends,General Mobilisation

2016 has been a rude year for Howrah South Point.

Rude, first for the financial crisis we had to face. We search hard to resolve it but do not know yet how to do it. There is no

solution-miracle.

But everyone is invited to reflect on the possible measures to face it and find remedy.

The main source of income for our programs was the sponsorships for the children of the home and of our schools.

So let us first reflect on the meaning of partnership and the responsibility it involves from both side of the partnership.

HSP has to think that we cannot receive funds collected with hardship by our cooperators without searching how to correspond in

the best manner to the expectation of our partners. A donation is a responsibility. We have not only to serve the children entrusted to

our care with a constant renewed concern for the betterment of this service. But we have also the responsibility to see whether there

is not in our hands some possibility first to cut expenses, not at the detriment of the children, of course. We had to check up the

expenses of our schools, attract some local donors who can give copy books, uniforms and even some food for our homes.

We have also to examine how we can raise funds through our workshops. Big girls of our homes are happy for instance to make

jewelry, and we are renovating our workshops to make them more efficiently productive. We try to get good orders, for example for

our workshop making woollen cardigans,

Some homes have a vegetable garden where they can grow good vegetables and reduce the price of their food expenses.

Our Partners, for whom we are so grateful, know well that the daily bread of our children, their education as well as the modest

salary of their educators depend on their sacrifice. Indeed the sacrifice they make with their generous heart is their voluntary service

for redressing a society who forgets so quickly the children they want to rehabilitate with us.

We had to inform our partners of the inflation which has affected seriously the balance of our monthly budget

Some of you are sending money according the budget we have calculated for one home, or for a certain amount of children. It is a

great relief if the money is coming regularly. If not, we had to take from our reserves, and now we have no more reserves So

may I request you to send as regularly as possible your participation for the children (yours and ours)

Some of you are sending a certain amount of money for individual child: for that, we are also very grateful. But we must tell you

that the amount you were sending 5 or 6 years ago is now, with the inflation of these years, very insufficient to cover all expenses

(study + boarding expenses). Today, in average, the recurring expenses for one child amounts to 45 Euros or 62 Swiss francs per

month. We know that some of you make a big sacrifice in sending their monthly contribution and we are very grateful for this. But

can we make a double appeal. For those who can afford to give monthly a little more, perhaps to revise the amount of their

contribution. For those who make the maximum sacrifice in sending what they are already sending, can we appeal to them to try tofind one or two more sponsors?

We need more sponsors in any case, because each and all of our children are to be all sponsored.

But we have also some lands around our homes that are not exploited and could/ should be exploited without hampering in any

way the activities of the homes on which they are situated nearby. At Howrah (Ashaneer) and Jalpaiguri ( Bakuabari and Das

Bighas lands) we have to study how we could make these lands income generating productive. Without any imprudent haste, but

without wasting time, we have to find some competent people who can help us to exploit for the best these lands in such developing

localities. We are searching some honest, competent people knowing well the trends of the local market and proposing some plans

to exploit safely these lands.

But it is a matter of 2 or 3 years before we can expect a source of income sufficient to run our organization with a safety margin.

And during these 3 years, we have not only to run our homes and activities, but also erect some buildings in which these income

generating projects will take place.The 3 coming years are crucial.

We hope, with a lot of mobilization of our friends and our own mobilization to be able to pass through the present crisis

The joy of our children in our homes and the good fruits of our other activities are encouraging us, but we need your maximum

support, especially during these 3 years.

We have some response very encouraging, and many try their best to save the present situation. We promise to let you progressively

be informed of the progress of our efforts to face this difficult passage. In the same time, we shall receive with gratitude any help,

suggestion for overcoming the crisis. HSP is the concern of each of us, is it not?

We need also God s blessings for which we rely on your payers.

With the effort of each, we shall get surely God s blessing and we have confidence that this general mobilization will be fecund and

a source of renewal for HSP,

Father Francis Laborde




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SL.

NO.

NAME DESIGNATION

1 FR. LABORDE PRESIDENT

2 MS. BISHAKHA SEN VICE -

PRESIDENT

3 MR. TERENCE JOHN SECRETARY

4 MS. RITA MUKHERJEE TREASURER

5 FR. P. C. MATHEW SJ MEMBER

6 MRS. KALPANA SARKAR MEMBER

7 FR. JULIUS KUJUR, SJ MEMBER

8 MR. ARINDAM

CHAKRABORTY

MEMBER

CONTENTS

Success Story .. 3-8

Rehabilitation of the Handicapped . …………… ……… …….. 9-20Lalkuthi Home

St. Mary’s Home

Baksara Home

EPN Home

Mogradangi Home

Bankuabari Home

Maria Basti Home

Jordighi Home

Kalipathar Home

Outdoor Physio Centre……………………………………………… 21-22

Education ………………… …………………………. …………. …………23-38Formal School …………………… …………………………………….. ……….. 24-30

EPN School

Baksara School

Shantirani Primary School

Kalipathar Primary School

Sponsorship Programme

Government Support

Non-formal School…………………… …………………………… ……………… 31-34

Daycare non-formal school

EPN bridge course non-formal school

Ankurhati non-formal school

Baksara bridge course non-formal school

Bisco brickfield non-formal school

Shikarpur Non-formal School

Special School ………………………………….. ………………. ………………… 35-38

Prognalaya special school

Daycare special school

Manus Domini Special School

Creche ………………………. ……………………….……………. …….……. 39

Baksara Creche

EPN Creche

Bisco Brickfield Creche

Vocational Training…… … .…………………………………………….40-41

Workshop …………………… ……………………… ……….. …………42 - 43

Health care service…………………………………………………… 44 - 58Mobile Clinic

Tuberculosis Programme

Puspha Children Home – TB ward

Malnutrition Children ward

Pro-interplast

SMCS Programme

Special Help (Old Age Programmme) ………………………………..59

Celebration … …… .. ….. ….……………………………………………… 60

Donation ……………………. ……………….. ……. …………………. 63 - 65

Friends & Visitors …………. ……………….. …………………. … .66 -68

HEAD OFFICE HOWRAH SOUTH POINT

P-249, Andul Rd., Shibpur

Howrah – 711 109

West Bengal

TELEPHONE NO. 0091 33 2638-4481,

EMAIL [email protected]

WEBSITE: www.howrahsouthpoint.org

BRANCH OFFICE HOWRAH SOUTH POINT,

Jalpaiguri

Handicapped Children’s Home

Jordighi, P.O. – Mohitnagar

Jalpaiguri – 735102,

West Bengal

TELEPHONE NO. 0091- 03561 -250689


BRANCH OFFICE HOWRAH SOUTH POINT,

Asansol

Vill–Kalipather,

P.O.–B. Jemari,

Dist. – Burdwan, Pin - 713335

West Bengal

TELEPHONE NO. 8759124021


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Signs of hope

Rima Mazumder is 17 years old girl, admitted to Lalkuthi Home on 14th

September 2005. She used to work in a tea garden factory as her family was

going through difficult financial situation. It was difficult for the family to

meet basic needs. Rima has congenital deformity of both hands and legs.

When she came to Lalkuthi Home she was unable to walk. She underwent

surgery twice. She was given regular physiotherapy and special training. This

year she appeared for school final examination. She dances well and has won

prizes from dance competition at Shishu Mela. She has done computer basic

course, passed the final test with A grade marks. Her father who was

suffering from stomach cancer expired in 2015. We hope that one day Rima

will stand on her own feet. Rima Mazumder

7 years old girl

child Taniya Lohar,

was admitted to

the EPN Home on

16th

February,2016.

She is from

Ankurhati village in

Howrah. Her family

is utterly poor. Her

father is partially

blind but pulls a

rickshaw van to

support the family.

Her mother is mute. They live in a small hut and

do not get sufficient food daily. When Taniya

came to our Home she was undernourished,

could not speak properly and also she did not

understand anything. Within a few months, she

improved very quickly. Now she can speak

properly and also understands and follows

instructions. She is admitted in Class – K.G. and

is doing well in studies.

Taniya Lohar

Coming to the World of life

11 years old Joy

Brenzel from

Baksara Home,

the adopted son

of Alek and Anita

Brenzel is a slow

learner. Joy is

studying in Class

V at HSP Baksara

Vidyalaya. He is

very active,

playful and often

naughty.

He finds it hard to concentrate on his studies.

The Baksara team of caregivers and his teachers

are continuously counseling, guiding and helping

him towards a better future .The HSP family will

help him to achieve a bright future.

Joy Brenzel

10 years old boy SHEIKH TOHIT from Ankurhati Non-formal school has speech

problems. He cannot speak clearly. He is a slow learner and cannot follow

lessons in the classes; he likes to sit alone. He is coming to the school for three

3 years. This year he is reading in Class I.Tohit is improving by mixing with

other children. He is belongs to a poor family, originally from Bihar. Parents

migrated to West Bengal in search of job. He has 3 brothers and 3 sisters. The

family lives in a rented house.




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5 years old boy, Sujal Hela, is with severe Cerebral Palsy and mental

retardation. He comes from a poor family. He was admitted to

Ashaneer Home on 16.03.2015. When he came he had difficulty in

feeding and communication. He always remained in lying position;

was not able to respond when called by his name. Now there is a lot

of improvement in his condition- he can understand his name; can

eat solid food in sitting position; identification has also improved.

His parents are happy and so are we.

Roshan is 8 years old boy is very much eager to study he belongs to

poor family. His father has ab andon the family and his mother with 3

children stay separate. His brother 12 yrs old was also studying in

Non-formal school. But this year he is helping his mother in making

bricks. When our Brickfield is closed due to monsoon Roshan join

school in his village at Bihar.

Rinky khatun is an 8 years old girl CP with MR was admitted to

Prognalaya Special School in March 15.she was delayed communition,

delayed mobility, finger grasp was not proper. shyness present, etc. her

eye hand co-ordination was delayed sensory motor skill approach was

not proper. But she has learnt to get along with the other, and she now

chats a lot. her sharp mind has grasped the education very quickly. With

help of stimutation she can expresses lot of sentences properly. we are

very proud of her improvement

Ayush Dhara was admitted to the psychotherapy dept. on 3rd

Nov

2014.he is 7th

years old, autistic spectrum disorder and

hyperactivity boy. in the begining he was very restless, aggressive

boy. Entering to the psychotherapy dept. he started to snatch

objects from others children .he had difficult to play in groups.

with anger he throws any objects or outside the windows.

Sometimes he tells meaningful few words. But he suffers to obey

therapeutic border. gradually he (ASDH boy) has change a lot. he

follow to the instructions and therapeutic border also. by coming

pack therapy and phychomotricity. he has learnt to create

relationship and also to socialize. he remains quite while taking is

the message and other activities. he also accepts to pack therapy.

These therapies help him express anguish and feeling and find way

to solve his problematic. Now he is less aggressive. So, parents and

also we are very happy




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Abraham Tirkey, is an orphan he lost his

parents when he was very small. Now he lives in

HSP Baksara Home. He is a good student, very

active and hard working. He studies in Class V in

HSP Vidyalaya, Baksara. Since he is an orphan,

teachers and caregivers are helping and guiding

him to grow and groom himself.

Sabra Parveen is a 10 years old girl child who belongs to

a poor family. She used to study in the Day Care Non-

formal School. Now she is enrolled in a formal school in

class 2. Sabra father has left her mother. She has two

brothers. Sabra’s mother works as a domestic worker.

Due to the entire situation, Sabra is mentally disturbed.

Suchita Nagishia is 14 years old from Baksara Non-formal School.

She is from another state. Her parents are agriculture workers

who work for other farmers. Suchita came to Howrah to study as

well as to do domestic work. In the beginning Suchita had

difficulties in understanding and communicating in Bengali, the

local language. She was unable to read and write, but now she

can read Hindi and do simple addition, subtraction and

multiplication. She finds it difficult to read English but she always

puts in her best efforts and shows interest in learning. Now she is

happier and more at home in the new environment.

Coal Depot centre Rubi Devi come in our SMCSprogram when she is 4 month pregnant. That

time mother’s weight is very low and presser also

be very down. Our health work advised her to

take nutrition food & folic acid tabs & regular

check up at hospital. After that she delivered a

girl child at hospital her birth weight 2.5kg but

mother’s had no breast milk as she was suffering

bone T.B . The child weight is increasing very

slowly. But the mother listens and follow health

worker’s advice.

Monu Mohato & Muni Mohato, are brother and sister. They

are students of Kalipathar Hindi Primary School reading in

Class I. Muni is 8 years old and Monu is 7 years. They started

their studies from Nursery class. Now they can read and write

well. They are active students.

Muni & Monu Mahato




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Supriya & Anupriya Das are twin sisters born with foot

deformities CTEV (congenital telepus equinos varus). The

parents are from backward class (Harijan). The family believes

that the deformity is a curse of gods. They were afraid to

allow their children to undergo corrective surgery. The staff

members managed to convince the parents; finally they

agreed to serial plaster and management of club foot.

In January 2016 the twin sisters were treated through serial

pop cast and 5 times after plaster now using boots and bar.

The family is happy to see the changes in the girls’ feet.

Supriya is standing and walking well. Anupriya is a little weak

but is trying to stand on both feet with boots and bar. Now

they no longer believe deformity is a curse of gods but

something that can be cured.

both his feet properly. His physiotherapy treatment is going

on at Mogradangi center. He and his parents are very happy

to see his corrected legs. Now he is studying in class III in H S

P. Shanti Rani Primary school. He is a good student.

Manab Ray, born on 09-02-2001, has cerebral palsy. He lives

with his parents in village sahadaipara under Rajganj block of

Jalpaiguri district, Manab’s father is a daily wage worker and

mother housewife. As a toddler Manab could not stand, or sit.

When he was about 2 years old, his mother brought him to our

Mogradangi outdoor physio post. There Manab’s parents

learned about our center and our service for the physically

challenged children.

17 years old Parboti Hembrom was admitted in Mogradangi

Home in 2006 . She is from a village near Asansol. She lost her

parents when she was a child. One of her aunts took care of

Parboti and her two sisters. However, her aunt’s financial

condition was not good; the family survived on her uncle’s

income from working as a factory worker. Parboti was sent to

Jalpaiguri for her school education. She came to Anandadhar

Home, Bakuabari after passing Class IV. She studied in a

government school. She has appeared school final examination

this year.

Supriya

Anupriya




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Hardwork bears fruits

Soma Mondal came to Maria Basti Home in the month of

May 15 to spend summer holidays. At that time she was

moving out of premises, collecting all kind of objects from

the garden and throwing everywhere. She had difficulties

in dressing properly and was disturbing everybody. Also

she had difficulties to communicate with others. Didis of

Maria Basti consulted psychologist at Siliguri. He has

prescribed medicines and advised to keep her engaged all

the time. It was a big task for the Didis to make her sitting

at one place during 10 minutes. But slowly the routine at

Maria Basti home helped to improve her tolerance and to

achieve toilet training as well as the other daily living

skills like dressing, bathing, washing etc.

Soma being part of small community all having different

disabilities have helped her acquire better social skills and

the structured atmosphere has curbed her hyperactivity

considerably. She is undergoing training in pre vocational

skills, like Cleaning, packing, helping in kitchen activities.

She is also learning to read and write alphabets. She is

very much loved by all residents of Maria Basti

community as a small sister!

Hardwork bears fruits

Ratna Roy was a normal child. When she

was around 3 years old, while she was sitting

under, a branch of the tree fell on her head.

She was injured and was taken to a hospital

where she remained unconscious for 8 days.

Her left side was paralyzed and she had

speech problem. She attended outdoor

physio post for physiotherapy and training

for long time. She was admitted in

Bakuabari Home when she was 6 years old.

Now she can walk with crutches for support.

She goes to Manus Domini Special School

regularly. She can match pictures and count

and draw. She is much more confident and

happy.

Bishal Lakra, aged about 5 years, is from a poor tribal family from a

village close to the Mongradangi Home, Jalpaiguri. He had congenital

malformation- cleft lip. On 23.11.2015, German Doctors of Pro-

interplast conducted corrective surgery on Bishal at Goodricke Group

Hospital, Chalsa. Initially, his parents did not agree to the surgery. Our

teams visited the family repeatedly to motivate them to agree. Finally,

after much persuasion his parents agreed to the surgery. Now his

parents are very happy with the outcome. Bishal is enrolled in a regular

schools and sudies in Class- K.G ll




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Md. Saddam Hussain (15 years) was admitted to the Pushpa

Children Home TB ward on November 11, 2013, in a very

serious condition. Diagnostic tests confirmed his condition to

be MDR tuberculosis, pulmonary. He was sputum positive. He

was put on MDR ATD drugs on the very second day. He was in

the isolation ward all along. He was removed from the

isolation ward only when he was sputum negative and chest

clear. He has recovered but is under observation. He will be

discharged soon, after more than two years of intense indoor

treatment for tuberculosis.

Baishaki das 8 years old is from a very poor family. She has father,

mother and a brother. A father is a daily labour. Work a as a mason

baishaki when she was at home she developed swelling on dorsol

spine and weakness of both legs. She could not walk. She came to a

mobile clinics at chengail from there she was send to private

hospital for treatment and management.It was case of spine TB and

compression collapse of dorsal vertebrae on 05/03/15. Surgical

intervention and stabilization was done. On 09/03/15 she was

discharged and bought to PCH TB ward. She is on ATD drugs. Now

she can walk freely everywhere without any problem.

A young boy Sahajada Sk 7 years was admitted on

23.09.15 with hair line fracture into infranus right hip

with infective arthritic. He was given both leg traction

with 2 kg wt. he was treated with inj clavan analgesic syr

zeviron. M.R.I was done report is given above pt was fit

on 12.10.15. he was shifted to saint Louis home, belur for

education.

Fakrul Ali – He is 19 year old. He is mentally challenged (Down syndrome)

person. He was found roaming at railway station. Through child welfare

community Jalpaiguri brought him to H.S.P Bakuabari on 25.9.2013 to give him

Special Education and treatment before he had many problem like ADHD,

absence of Self Help Skill, Communication and Spell problem. Now he developed

in many areas like self help skill. Writing Skill , Group playing and dancing and he

can write his own name. He is very Interested to work like, Gardening, Sweeping,

carry water and he can wash his own clothes, he like to play with his friends. He

likes to help other inmate and he feels happy.




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We extend our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all our partners,

donors, friends and well-wishers for their generous and consistent

support. Your support has made possible for us to carry out the

programs for 39 years of successful service.

Howrah South Point is an NGO committed to the welfare, uplift and progress of the

poor and marginalized sections of the society, especially the physically, mentally and socially

challenged children and women. The thrust of our activities is to provide meaningful and

qualitative program relating to human development, rehabilitation, education, mother and

child health care and curative health care.

Our intervention reaches out to the disabled and socially challenged children in slums and remote villages, provide them

education and special education, health care, physiotherapy and psychotherapy, aids and appliances and when necessary

residential care. There are 9 centers located at Howrah, Jalpaiguri and Asansol, providing residential care for physically, mentally

and socially challenged children and adults.

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Lalkuthi - - 01 04 - 34 01 04 44

Ashaneer 18 01 - 15 03 14 10 02 63

Baksara - - - - - 93 - 04 97

Ekprantanagar - - 01 - - 54 - 01 56

Mogradangi - - 32 11 - 07 - 03 43

Bakuabari 13 01 10 22 03 18 - 05 72

Mariabasti 08 02 - 03 - - - - 13

Jordighi - 15 05 23 - 04 47

Kalipathr Home 71 71

Total 39 04 59 60 06 314 02 22 506

HOWRAH REHABILITATION HOMESFOR THE PHYSICALLY & SOCIALLY CHALLENGED CHILDREN

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Home wise children data

Other Handicapped

Hearing Impaired

Socially challenged

Multiple Disability

Cerebral Palsy




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-Total no of children at the end of the previous year --- 40 (10 differently abled and 30 socially challenge ).

-New admission during the year --- 13

-Number of drop out/left during the year --- 02

-Transferred to other home --- nil

-Successfully passing out of the home --- 07

-Total strength at the end of the year --- 44 (10 differently abled and 34 socially challenge).

There are 44 residents-10 physically challenged and 34 socially challenged children.40 children are studying in nearby primary and

high schools. 4 girls are taking vocational training. Besides regular studies, the residents participate in co-curricular activities such

as dancing, singing and embroidery. Students from Class VII to Class X go to Ashaneer St. Mary’s Home to learn computer skills.

Achievements:v The academic performance of the girls has been good.

v The students have improved skills in activities like dancing, singing, stitching and other extra-curricular activities.

v One student passed Class X examination.

v 8 girls appeared for school final examination.

v One girl is getting training from outside to be a beautician.

v Mamoni Mirdha, one of the resident ,got the top athlete’s prize in her school annual sports.

v In Shishu Mela, 8 girls of class V and VI got medals and certificates for folk dance performance.

Date of creation: 1984 In- charge: Agnes Baroi and Rina Ghorai

number of children: 44 staff: 09 permanent & 01 under contract

facilities/functions: home for adolescent girls

Workshop: physiotherapy, batik, knitting, orthopaedic.

LALKUTHI HOMEDocumentsPDFComplete



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-Total no of children at the end of the previous year ---86 (69 differently able and 17 socially challenge).



-Transferred to other home --- 03

-Successfully passing out of the home ---12

-Total strength at the end of the year --- 63 (49 differently able and 14 socially challenge).

Activitiesv Physically challenged including hearing impaired children and socially challenged children attend regular Government

schools.

v Mentally challenged children attend HSP Prognalaya Special School.

v Orthopedically challenged children receive physiotherapy sessions on regular basis.

v Mentally challenged children receive psychotherapy sessions regularly.

v In addition, children get lessons in drawing, dancing and singing as a part of co-curricular activities.

v The staff focuses on teaching the challenged children to learn to manage daily living activities, personal hygiene, social

behavior and language communication.

v The most important part of the activity is daily living (ADL) to the mentally challenged, severe cerebral palsy, severe

multiple disability and autistic children.

v One boy has joined spoken english class for 3 months

Achievement:v This year five children(3 disable; 2 socially challenged) have passed school final examination.

v One physically and hearing impaired child joined formal school.

v Four girls have been transferred to Lalkuthi Home for training in knitting and batik.

v 10 boys and 2girls (2 hearing impaired and 10 socially challenged) passed school final examination in 2015.

v 5 boys have appeared for school final examination this year.

v Staff training on behavior management and specific learning disabilities conducted by Tapan Muhari.

v 44 children from different homes have completed one year course in Basic Computer (MS Office Pack); of these 15

children are from Ashaneer.

Date of creation: 2004, in charge: Shefali Khatoon

Number of children home 63 staff: 14 permanent & 07 u.c

Facilities/function: home, physiotherapy, psychotherapy, special

school

Workshop: candles, phenyl, greeting cards.

ST. MARY'S HOME,

ASHANEER

Ashaneer Home boys playing football at Ashaneer Playground Ashaneer Home boys ready for going to school




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-Total no of children at the end of the previous year ---48 (48 socially challenge ).





-Total strength at the end of the year --- 56(56 socially challenge).

Activities

Children study in EPN School (Hindi and Bengali medium) from K.G to class IV. Along with studies, we emphasize on co-curricular

activities such as drawing, games and dancing for girls. we take children for outings which help them to gain experience.

Achievement:v 15 children successfully passed out from the Home.

v 10 boys and 5 girls joined Baksara Home to continue their secondary education up to class X.

v Two boys have been transferred to Ashaneer for further education.

v Three staff members participated in first aid training.

CONSTRUCATION OF MULTIPURPOSE HALL

We are grateful to Rachel & Melanie Doutaz for their kind donation for the construction of multipurpose hall for the children to

have facilities for kitchen, cum dining room, study hall for children, and for cultural program etc. we express our deep gratitude is

them.

Date of creation: 1987 In- charge: Gloria KujurNumber of children 48 No. of staff: 06 permanent& 01 u. cFacilities /function: home, school, crèche

EKPRANTA NAGAR HOME (EPN)

EPN Boys playing football EPN Girls eating fruits




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-Total no of children at the end of the previous year --- 97 (04 differently able and 93 socially challenge).

-New admission during the year ---23

-Number of drop out/left during the year --- nil



-Total strength at the end of the year --- 97 (97 socially challenge).

Achievement :v 9 students passed school final examination this year. Among them 2 are physically challenged.

v 23 students has appeared for school final examination

v 4 girls are doing a nursing training course at George Telegraph Institute; St. Thomas Home, Bantra, Howrah, facilitated

their admission and training

SOLAR SYSTEM REPAIRINGSolar system at Baksara center was not working well for some time. Uncle Guillaino and his assistant/ co-worker have repaired

the system. Now it’s working well again. Thanks to uncle Guilliano and co-worker, the children and staff now can have hot water

regularly again.

FOOT BALL COACHING CAMPFootball coaching camp for Baksara students started from 20

th April, 2015. A first division football player coaches the students 3

days in a week. Coaching sessions are held in Ashaneer football grounds. This large football ground helps to improve the quality of

training. The students are very excited and are highly involved in the coaching sessions.

Date of creation: May 1994 home incharge: Raneshswari Minj

Number of children: 97 No. of staff: 06 permanent 03 u.c

Facilities/function: home

Workshop: Tailoring

BAKSARA HOME

Baksar Home Children Boys of Baksara Home playing Football




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-Total no of children at the end of the previous year 58 (46 differently able and 12 socially challenge).

-New admission during the year ----18

-Number of drop out/left during the year ---14

-Transferred to other home ---08

-Successfully passing out of the home nil

-Total strength at the end of the year ---54(47differently able and 07 socially -challenge).

The home takes care of 54 children. They study in Shanti Rani Primary School within the Home campus. Besides formal school

education, children receive opportunities to participate in co-curricular activities such as learning to play musical instruments like

harmonium, to sing, dance and draw.

Achievement:v This year 8 boys were transferred to Jordighi Home and 5 girls to Bakuabari Anand Dhara to help them continue their

secondary education.

v 8 students have successfully passed in Primary examination

v In the last 3 years, the Home rehabilitated 25 children suffering from CTEV deformities through corrective surgeries and

other medical interventions.

v Mini Oraon, a staff member, participated in a three days training program on First Aid organized at Ashaneer, Howrah.

Date of creation 1981 In-charge : Milan Das

Number of children 58 Number of staff:10permanentFacilities/function: homeWorkshop: Physiotherapy & orthopaedic workshop

JALPAIGURI BRANCH

MOGRADANGI HOME

Physical exercise at Mogradangi Home Mogradangi Home children Playing




15 | A n n u a l R e p o r t _ 2 0 1 5 - 1 6

-Total no of children at the end of the previous year ----13 adult women (13 differently able).

-New admission during the year ---- 01

-Number of drop out/left during the year ----nil

-Transferred to other home----- nil

-Successfully passing out of the home ----nil

Maria Basti Home has 14 residents; adults and teenage girls. Some of the residents are either mentally challenged, cerebral

palsied or post-polio paralyzed adults.

Since these women need much care and support in their daily life, the priority of this Home is to offer each of them support

specific to their conditions. The Home aims at helping girls to be self-reliant as much as possible by giving them specific

responsibilities such as helping out in the kitchen, doing the housework, arranging their beds, looking after pets and gardening.

Two days a week, all the residents along with the Didis, travel by HSP bus to attend the Vocational Training Centre at 10 Bigha

adjacent to our Bakuabari Home. On other three days four or five of them travel by public bus to the Center with support and

guidance from the Didis.

Training and capacity building program for staff

Manjula Tirkey participated in two months training program on “Care Giver for Persons with Disabilities” conducted by Indian

Institute of Cerebral Palsy, Kolkata.

Regina Hembrom attended a training program on “First Aid” conducted by the Indian Red Cross Association at HSP Ashaneer

Home from 21st

Sept to 23rd

September 2015.On completion of the program, Red Cross Association awarded the participants

certificates of participation.

Date of creation: 1982 In-charge: Manjula Tirkey

Number of adult women 13 and No. of staff: 07


Workshop: candle, incense, embroidery & jute work.

MARIABASTI HOMEDocumentsPDFComplete



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-Total no of children at the end of the previous year ---47(24 differently able and 23 socially -challenge ).



-Transferred to other home--- nil


-Total strength at the end of the year --- 41 (27 differently able and 14 socially challenge)

Jordighi home as four wings Such as (1) Handicapped Children Home, (2) HSP Jalpaiguri Branch Office, (3) Orthopedic

Workshop, (4) Agriculture and Dairy farm. Boys in the age group from 5 years to 18 years reside in this home. They are

orthopedically challenged, affected by post-polio paralysis (one boy), cerebral palsy, congenital deformities as well as socially

challenged and destitute.

Total Strength

Jordighi home hosts 41 boys.27 of whom are orthopedically challenged, (with post-polio paralysis, cerebral palsy, congenital

malformation)and 23 of them are socially challenge 9 boys have come from Mogradangi center where they completed their

Class V.

Children study in Classes V to X in 3 different government schools in the locality. Besides formal education, the boys learn

computer operations, drawing and painting to develop their inner potentialities. Boys are also encouraged to participate in

gardening and farming activities. They enjoy these activities which develop their confidence and skills. Boys have small gardens

where they grow different types to seasonal flowers and ornamental plants. Every day boys plays games like football, cricket and

volleyball.

Achievements:

v All the boys have successfully passed their annual school examination and have been promoted to next higher classes.

v In 2015, 12 boys appeared for School Final (Class X Board Examination); 11 passed.

v In 2016, 4 boys appeared for School Final (Class X Board Examination); they are waiting for their final result. Boys

participated in 29th Annual Sports Meet- “Muskan’ for the specially-able persons, organized by NBCD with Lions Club of

Siliguri on 20th- Dec 15 and emerged champions.

Date of creation: 1987 home In- charge: Sobita Jana

Number of children: 47 staff: 12


Workshop: orthopaedic, cards

JORDIGHI HOME

Jordighi Home Boys Jordighi Home boys bring their food from Kitchen




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Bakuabari Home is divided into three different communities: Jeevanpath, Nirmala Nivas and Ananda Dhara-Total no of children at the end of the previous year ----31are differently able.




-Successfully passing out of the home ---nil

-Total strength at the end of the year ----29 are differently able.

Nirmala Nivas has 29 children 16 boys and 13girls. 18 are with cerebral palsy and 11 are mentally challenged. Nirmala Nivas is well

equipped with infrastructure to care for special children. All residents receive special care and therapies appropriate to their

conditions. The children regularly go to Manus Domini Special School attached to the home.

Achievement:v 6 girls transferred to Mogradangi Home for formal education.

v 9 children went back to the families after finishing their education and treatment.

v One staff member participated in first aid training organized at Ashaneer from 21.09.15 to 23.09.15.

v Four staff members participated in Reflection Meditation Program

Date of creation:1986 (Jeevanpath), 1989(Nirmala nivas), 2000(Ananda dhara),2007(Dosh bigha)In charge : Daliya Dhara and Mogala SantraFacilities/function: home, special schoolNumber of children: 72 and staff:

Workshop: envelop, card, gardening, chalk, goat rearing, spice packeting

BAKUABARI HOME

NIRMALA NIVAS




18 | A n n u a l R e p o r t _ 2 0 1 5 - 1 6

-Total no of children at the end of the previous year ---10 adult men (10 differently able).

-New admission during the year --- nil

-Number of drop out/left during the year--- 02


-Successfully passing out of the home --- nil

-Total strength at the end of the year --- 07 adult men (07 differently able).

Total strength 7 Mentally challenged men

Jeevanpath hosts 7 adults’ residents men who suffer from mental challenges, cerebral palsied and multiple disabilities. Most of

them are orphans are living in this community.

All of them have multiple disabilities and are fully dependent on others and they are facilitated to perform daily living activities by

them self.

Our trained caregiver staff help them to become self-reliant they are involved in their household activities as they clean the rooms

and the surroundings, wash and dry their clothes keep in proper place.

They attend Dosh Bigha Day Centre where they take part into different vocational activities. They spend some time to gossip,

listen to music or watch TV. Sometimes they are sent to the local market.

Date of creation: 1986 In-charge: Jairam singh

No of adult men : 07 no of staff:03

Facilities/function : Adults resident Home

JEEBAN PATH:DocumentsPDFComplete



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-Total no of teenagers at the end of the previous year--- 31 (differently able and socially).


-Number of drop out/left during the year---nil

-Transferred to other home ---nil


-Total strength at the end of the year---36 (18 differently able and 18 socially challenge).

Anandadhara is a unit of Bakuabari home, a residential facility for young girls in the age group 10 years to 18 years. There are 36

residents. They study in Classes V to X in government schools. Some students go for vocational training at government centers.

Residents are trained to dance. They help in house management activities like working in the kitchen and garden etc. These

activities help to develop their potential and improve their self-confidence.

Achievement :v 5 girls successfully passed school final examination in 2015.

v 10 girls have appeared for school final examination in 2016.

Treatment

v Karishma Mahali had congenital deformity. Her right leg was operated 4.02.15 to 17.3.15) in South India’s Nagarkoyel

Mylaudi Hospital.

v Kanchan Roy had eye treatment for 6 months between 12.6.15 to 5.12.15 in North Bengal Medical College Hospital

v Pooja Marandi went through tumour surgery on20.01.16 at North Bengal Medical College Hospital. .

v Amita Mondal participated in a three day training program on first aid at H.S.P Ashaneer Home from 21.9.15 to 23.9.15

Date of creation: 2000 incharge: Anita Mondal

No of staff: 05

Facilities/function: home for adolescent girls

No of children: 31

ANANDA DHARADocumentsPDFComplete



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-Total no of children at the end of the previous year --- 64 (64 socially challenge).




-Successfully passing out of the home ---nil

-Total strength at the end of the year ---71 (71 socially challenge).

53 children in Classes KG to V are studying HSP Kalipathar Primary School.18 children in Classes 5 to 8 are studying other local

schools. Anand Bhavan conducts coaching classes and provides scholarships to poor local children to support them to continue

school education. The local congregation of MC sisters organizes vocational training for girls.

Achievement

v This year 3 boys passed school final examination.

v Free Hepatitis B vaccination camp was organized by ECL on 6/11/15 and 21/01/16.

Inauguration of Kalipathar Boys Hostel on 14th April, 2015. On that day the children welcomed the guests with beautiful dance

and performed cultural programmes and drama.In this programme Fr. Francis Laborde, Mr. Terence John, Michel Gabriel Gomes,

Swapan Sarkar and Nabaneeta Chowdhury came from Howrah for this inauguration ceremony.

The G.M. of Eastern branch of Coal India Salanpur area Mr. Ajoy Kumar Singh also witness of the programme. They were very

happy to see our children’s programme and at the end of the programme lunch was served. The day was enjoyed by everybody.

Sincere Thank and gratitude to Frères de nos Frerer Switzerland and Action et Partage Avec Calcutta France for construction of

boyshostel.

Date of creation: 2012 In- charge : Anup KachapNumber of children: 64 staff : 10 under contractFacilities/function: HomeWorkshop: gardening

ASANSOL BRANCH

KALIPATHAR HOME

Holi celebration at Asansol HomeChildren with local friends at Asansol Home




Howrah South Point conduct outreach program through the outdoor physio

posts. There are 08 such posts spread across Howrah and Jalpaiguri districts.

Parents living in the neighborhood of the outdoor posts bring children with

disabilities to these posts for various therapies. Apart from the physiotherapy,

children with special needs are given special education. The staffs, during the

home visits counsel the parents, guide them to secure disability certificate

from the Government, and also help them to get aids and appliances for the

handicapped through the identification camp and hospitals.

No of outdoor post at howrah and jalpaiguri and children data.

Shibpur Tikiapara Lalkuthi Ashaneer Rajganj Binnaguri Mogradangi Total

Cerebral Palsy 14 08 13 23 17 09 02 86

Multiple

Disability

15 06 - 32 18 05 76

Myopathy 02 - - - 02

Mentally

Challenged

02 - 01 - 05 07 15

Ricket 05 03 1 01 10

Fracture -

Post Polio - 1 01 02

Congenital

malformation

- - 1 02 09 04 04 20

Others 04 01 05 02 05 04 01 22

Total 42 18 22 61 54 29 07 233

Outdoor physio posts – Howrah

OUTREACH PROGRAMME (OUTDOOR PHYSIO

POST)

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Out door post children data

Mogradangi

Binnaguri

Rajganj

Ashaneer

Lalkuthi

Tikiapara

Shibpur




No. of posts=4(Ashaneer, lalkuti, Shibpur and Tikiapara)

No. of staff=8

Present strength= 143 children

49 new cases admitted during the year

Improvement of the children :12 children has completed their treatment

AppliancesMarwari yuva manch howrah donated 8 pcs of baby wheelchair

Seva sankara sanghathan donated 2 pcs of folding wheelchair

Marwari seva sadan donated caliper to dorasha khatun

Medical treatment:We treat our patients at different hospital like S. S. K. M Hospital, R.C.F.C. Hospital, Jain

Hospital and the Institute of Child Health Organization.

Training programBlandine Dider she was occupational therapist during the training period her work was

very much appreciated.

Out Door Physio Posts: (Jalpaiguri)Howrah South Point Jalpaiguri Branch conducts physiotherapy in two Outdoor Posts at Rajganj and Binnaguri in Rajganj Block

Jalpaiguri District.

• Total of 90 children received treatment and consultation this year and 33 new children were registered in these centres.

• 42 children were guided to get certificates (Birth certificates, Handicapped certificates). During the year 22 children were

provided appliances,

• seven children with congenital mal-formation received serial plasters and special shoes.

• Two special chairs moulded seats were added to Rajganj outdoor physio post.

Mobility India, Kolkata team visited and provided Physio kits like rollers, puzzles, Budda’s seat, mattress, sensory board under

USAID Partnership.

Parents training program organized by Manus Domini special school from 28th

march to 30th

march 16 to explain about physical

management, behaviour management, epilepsy and daily living. Parents of 34 children attended the program.




The power to write a better future

The education support programme of HSP,formal non-formal and special

schools, is a concerted attempt to make education available for the poor

and the marginalized children of our society. HSP has established several

schools for educating and empowering children of the socially challenged

who hail from the poorest families such as those of rickshaw and van

pullers, daily wage workers, maids and others in the informal sector. The

schools provide an opportunity to these children who otherwise would go

without education owing to their social and economic constraints. The

children have the opportunities for sports and extracurricular activities

such as drawing, singing, dancing, gardening, tailoring, hockey and football. Mid-day-meal is provided to the

students five days a week. Pro-interplast, Germany supports the mid-day meal program for students Buxara, EPN

and Daycare schools. Each day different meals are prepared- two days a week soybean curry with rice; another two

days rice with different seasonal vegetables; one day khichuri and boiled eggs. The students enjoy the delicious

meals every day.

Hsp School Epn Bengali Medium Nursary To Class iv Boys

191

Girls

169

Total

360

Hsp School Epn Hindi Medium Nursary To Class iv 149 130 279

Hsp Vidyalaya Primary Section Kg To Class iv 147 156 303

Hsp Vidyalaya Junior High Class V To Viii 121 116 237

Shantirani Prymary School, Kg To Class iv 390 269 659

Kalipathar Hindi Primary School Nursary To Class iv 51 59 110

Total 1049 799 1948

EDUCATION PROGRAM

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149 147121

390

51

169

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100

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Nursary To

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Hsp School Epn

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Hsp Vidyalaya

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Shantirani

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Kalipathar

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Total No. of Students

Boys Girls




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SchoolBuxara School

Shantirani

School

KalipatharSchool

Primary Junior

high

Roll strength at the end of previous academic year (2015) 672 255 237 672 70

New admission during the year 82 48 114 114 40

Drop outs during the year - 03 07 - 05

Transfered to other school 111 31 37 13 05

Students successfully passing out after completing the

highest class in school(class-iv)- 240 30 73 -

Students retained in the same classes in the school - 29 02 59 -

Roll strength at the end of the year 598 269 252 659 110

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110

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Drop outs during the year

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Students successfully passing out

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Roll strength at the end of the

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Epn School

Buxara Primary

Buxara Junior high

Shantirani School

Kalipathar School

Baksara School EPN School

FORMAL SCHOOLDocumentsPDFComplete



HSP EKPRANTANAGAR School offers primary education in Hindi &Bengali medium for children who belongs to very poor families.

Besides education, the School encourages children in various co- curricular activities. Children also learn computer operations and

they have library classes too. After completion of primary education we financially help the students for continuing their

education.

Total strength of the school is 597 (boys 301 and girls 296)

New Admission during the year: - 149 students

Achievements:-

• 101 students (42 boys and 59 girls) successfully passed out after completing the primary level.

• 25 Students (9 boys and 16 girls) successfully passed Primary Education Development Board

• One staff got training of First Aid from St John’s Ambulance.

• A new Library Room has been set up for the Students.

• Yoga programmed was started in April 2015 for primary school children. Yoga is practiced two days a week. The children

enjoy the yoga classes. Baksara Kishore KalyanSangha celebrated International yoga day on 21st

June, 2015. Children of

Baksara home performed yoga on the occasion.

Date of creation: 1981 In charge: Sudip BaidyaNo of students: 597 no of staff: 18 permanentFacilities/functions: school

Howrah South Point School-EPN

Photo of the EPN School




HSP VIDYALAYA offers education from pre- primary to Junior high. This school has classes from Nursery to Class 8 and has two

sessions. Morning session is for primary school students and the afternoon session is for the students of Junior high school. The

school educates poor students who belong to weaker section of the society. The school encourages and supports those graduating

from Class 8 to continue further education and training.

Total No of Student 540 (boys 268 and girls 272)

New Admission during the year :- (Morning section 48 students) (Day Section –students)

Achievements:

v One room has been renovated for New Library with full infrastructure which is useful for the student.

v According to the school syllabus, for reading and references, computers have been installed. The students have regular

computer classes.

Hockey Training:

Under Project ‘One Thousand Legs’ our students are getting the opportunity to train with

Professional Hockey coaches. 48 students- 24 boys and 24 girls- are participating in the

training camp in the school campus, three days in a week. Students have learnt a lot and

now they can play matches. Project ‘One Thousand Legs’ has given the trainees 15

Hockey Sticks and T-shirts. Thanks to Mr. Arumngam for connecting us.

Date of creation: 1994 In charge: Naboneeta Chowdhary

No of staff : 15 permanent 01 under contract

Facilities/function : school and tailoring

No of students: 540

Howrah South Point Vidyalaya-

Baksara

Bkasara school computer class Baksara School Liabery




This Bengali medium school is located within the compound of HSP Mogradangi Home.659 students are enrolled in the school.

Students come from the neighbouring villages and also from HSP Homes for children in the area. The school has classes from KG-I

to Class IV. The school offers special coaching to children who are slow learners.

Total No of Student: 659(boys 390 and girls 269)

New Admission during the year: - 114

Achievement:-

73 students successfully passed out after completing primary school education.

Date of creation :1981 In charge: Robi Das

No of students:659 no of staff: 08Facilities/function : school

Shantirani primary School

Jalpaiguri




Total no of students 110 (boys 51 and girls 59)

New admission 40 (boys 18 and girls 22) admitted to nursery class

5 students passed from our school after completing the primary school education

A computer was purchased to teach students computer operations

MEDICAL CAMP

On November 06, 2015 Medical team from The Eastern Coalfield Hospital organized health checkup and immunization camp for

children of HSP Ananda Bhavan and Kalipathar Primary School. Children were vaccinated against Hepatitis B and were also given

Vitamin A. Children wrote them a thank you letter together and sent them greetings cards.

.

Date of creation: 2012 In charge :Anup KachapNo of students:110 no. of staff :10 UCFacilities/function: school

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Under a special scheme, Sabbju Saathi, promoted by the Government of West Bengal, students who appeared for Madhyamik

(School Final) Examination in 2016 received free gift of one bicycle each.The students are very happy with this very useful gift.

Home-wise list of students who received the bicycles is given below.

Baksara Home: 19 students

Ashaneer Home: 05 students

Lalkuti Home: 08 students

Jordighi home: 04 students

Anandhara Home: 10 students

Primary Education Department, Government of West Bengal supplied textbooks free of cost to HSP Schools in EPN and Baksara.

More than five hundred students (of both Hindi and Bengali Medium) reading in classes I to VI benefitted from this support

Manus Domini School is recognized by Mass Education Extension Department, Government of West Bengal. The school gets

government support for Mid Day Meal. 70 students benefit from the support.

Renovation work of Manus Domini school building is in progress under the supervision of District Engineers. The digging of rig-

bored tubewell with submersible pump was completed under the supervision of Block Engineer in the month of July at Bakuabari

Home to supply safe drinking water for the students of Manus Domini School. Students and HSP Team thank the Mass Education

and Extension Department, Government of West Bengal for the special grants for the two projects.

Summary information on grants received by Manus Domini School from Mass Education and Extension Department, Government

of West Bengal

Festival and winter garments for children- Rs. 75’000.00

Renovation work (tin shed, door, window, floor, painting etc.) Rs. 13, 77,504.00

Special maintenance grant (Medical, education and cleaning) Rs. 2, 34000.00

Materials grantrig-bore tubewell, plywood, fire extinguisher etc. Rs 3, 73,934.00

Total Rs. 20, 60,438.00

In February 2016, SarvaSiksha Mission approved the DICE code and construction of mid-day meal Kitchen shed for Shanti Rani

School. The new Kitchen has been built by the Local Govt. Administration according to the prescribed measurement and has

sufficient space to cook lunch for more than 600 students. Shikarpur non formal school students are also getting midday meal from

the state government from 2013.In February 2016, SarvaSiksha Mission approved the DICE code and construction of mid-day meal

Kitchen shed for Shikarpur School. They also provided text book for the students.

Government Grant and Support




Through the non-formal schools HSP tries to spread literacy to the underprivileged in a small but systematic way. The focus is

on out of school children. These children are provided intense coaching and prepared to join the mainstream formal schools.

There are 6 centers spread across several communities with a high concentration of out of school children.

No of the Non-Formal Schools and children data

Present Status:

v 37 (25 boys and 12 girls) students enrolled

v 38 students mainstreamed into formal schools

v 23 New admission during the year

Achievement:HSP used the services of a local NGO, CINI, to organize two days refresher course for teachers of non-formal schools. The school

also organized many events like Teachers Day, Children’s Day, Sport’s Day and Christmas Gathering. All students actively

participated in these events.72 students were mainstreamed to formal school in 3 years.

Name of the

School

Boys Girls Total

Strength

Day Care, Shibpur 25 12 37

EPN 14 26 40

Buksara 17 15 32

Ankurhati 21 23 44

Shikarpur 36 42 78

Bisco Brickfield 26 27 53

Total 139 144 285

Date of creation:1995 In charge: Veronica GomesNo of students:37 no of staff:02 permanentFacilities/function: school, tailoring

NON-FORMAL SCHOOL

1. Day Care , Shibpur

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80%100%

2514

17 21 36 26

1226

15 23 42 27

Total no. of Non-formal students

Boys Girls




The bridge course is meant for students who dropped out of school for various social, psychological and economic reasons. Most

of the students come from slums in the area.

Present Status:60 students enrolled.

21 new students admitted.

25 students mainstreamed to formal schools.

Activities

The students are divided into three groups according to their age and learning abilities. Students are taught Hindi, English

and mathematics. The students also participate in drawing, sports and games, singing and other co-curricular activities.

PresentStatus :

Total students = 44 (Boys = 21 and Girls = 23)

08 children are mainstreamed in formal schools.

The children from 4 years to 14 years old attend the school and are divided into two groups according to their ages.

Small children learn through joyful play methods. bigger children are taught hindi, english, arithmetic and general knowledge using

text books. besides these the children learn to draw and make handicrafts. They are offered lunch in the afternoon. All the study

material such as books, pencils and slates are provided to them.

Date of creation : 2008 In charge: Louis Dmingo

No of students: 60 no of staff:04 Under contractFacilities/function: school

Date of establishment : 2008 in charge : Jacinta TirkeyNo of students : 44 no of staff : 02 permanentFaclities/function : school

2. EPN Bridge Course

3. Ankur hati Non-formal School




The Brickfield school operates from the 1st

week of October to the beginning of May, the period when the brickfield is open and

manufacturing bricks. Most of the workers in the brickfield are migrants from states adjoining West Bengal. The brickfield closes

operations in early May and the workers return home to work on farms. They return towards the end of September. The school

works with children from 54 migrant labour households. This big break in their education creates difficulties. They forget most of

what they have learned. When they return after this forced break, it is difficult to understand the children’s language but in a few

days the children pick up.

The school functions from 9.30 am to 4 p.m. Students are divided into 3 groups according to age- group one consists of those aged

2.5 years to 4 years; the second group consists of children aged 4 years to 8 years and the third group consists of children above 8

years. The students are taught arithmetic, and Hindi, English and Bengali languages. Other activities include singing, reciting

rhymes, drawing and colouring, number games, and group activities.

The area where the school operates is not congenial for teaching and learning however the teachers struggle to keep the school

functional in the interest of the children. The student strength and attendance fluctuates- in the initial months the number of

students are generally low but by November the number students increase.

Present Status:

53 children (26 boys and 27 girls); 29 new admissions during the year

08students are mainstreamed in formal schools

4 teachers

Date of establishment : 2001 In charge : Sitala Devi MahatoNo of students :53 no of staff : 06 permanent Facilities/function :school and creche

4. Bisco Brick field School




Total number of children 32 (boys 17 and girls 15);

14 children mainstreamed to formal school

New admission 12 children

This School is located within a tea garden at Shikarpur. Most of our students could not go to schools due to a lack of proper

motivation among the parents and the students and absence of neighbourhood schools As a matter of fact most parents are

illiterate casual labourers of the tea garden.

Total strength 99 children (57 girls and 42 boys). They attend classes regularly.

24 children were newly admitted during the current year.

After assessing their performance in various fields, the children are classified from class I to class III according to their mental

capacity

children are mainly taught alphabets, poems and hygiene. It is to be noted that after months of hard work and regular studies the

children made progress with regard to reading and writing.

Text books, copies, pencils and necessary learning materials were distributed to them. They learn English, Bengali, Maths and

Science as main subjects and hygiene and gardening as co-curricular activities. They are provided tiffin every day.

Renovation In Shikarpur Non-formal School the floors of all class rooms were renovated with ½ concrete wall and ½ bamboo

structure roof, wall and cemented the floor and separate toilets made for boys and girls on month of June 2015,

Date of establishment: 2007 In charge: Nasimara khatoonNo of students: 32 no of staff:02 permanentFacilities/function: school

Date of establishment: 2010 in charge: Ashim Dutta No of students:99 no of staff: 04Facilities/function : school

4. Baksara non formal school

5. Shikarpur Nonformal School




The special education is always need based for the children with special needs. Here they facilitate to learn from the daily

autonomies, physical managements, as well as basic concepts, knowledge’s, emotional, occupational and recreational activities

through the special educators in the field of mental retardation, cerebral palsied, autistic, multiple disabilities and hearing

impairments. Through the regular training the children becoming self reliant, improves their confidence and gradually to be in the

mainstream in the society.

The classes are divided according to their age and capabilities, such as care group, pre-primary. primary, academic, pre-vocational

and vocational etc. After the training, 80% of the achievements of the various field of development the children shift from one

group to other group.

The main activities of our special schools beside special education are physiotherapy, speech therapy, multi-sensory therapy and

different psychotherapy as well as hydro-bath, behavior therapy, play therapy, relaxation, pack therapy, story therapy and clay

therapy etc

Total Strength of the special School 206 children.Schools prognalaya Shibpur Manus Domini Total

Disabilities

Mentally challenges 56 08 29 93

Cerebral Palsy 13 06 28 47

Multiple Disabilities 08 04 17 29

Autism 11 _ 05 16

Hearing impaired 12 _ _ 12

Other Disabilities 02 _ 07 09

Total 102 18 86 206

SPECIAL SCHOOL

Mentally

challenges

Cerebral

Palsy

Multiple

Disabilities

Autism Hearing

impaired

Other

Disabilities

56

138

11 12

28 6 4

0 0 0

29 28

17

50

7

Total strenght of Special School

prognalaya Shibpur Manus Domini




The school is dedicated to children who need special care due to their cerebral palsy, mental challenges, hearing impairment,

multiple disability and autism.

New Admission = 10 & referred to formal school

This school has two units, one for mentally challenged and cerebral palsied children and the other for hearing impaired children.

There are 102 students among whom 26 are resident of our home and 76 are day scholars. The students join one of the six groups

(care group, pre-primary, primary, academic, pre-vocational and vocational groups) according to their age & ability.

This Special school is for children having special needs due to problems associated with cerebral palsy, multiple disability and

mental retardation. In our special school we teach our children many techniques using alphabets, numbers, color matching, parts

of the body, procedures of daily activities, playing with toys and balls etc. We take psychomoticity class once a week. Children

enjoy their time with us very much.

Achievements of the year:

• 24 students took part in speech, language and audio therapy classes.

• 20 students received multi sensory therapy

• 52 students receiving psychotherapy.

• 7 hearing impaired students attend formal school.

• Parents – teachers meeting was held as scheduled

Date of establishment: 2004 In charge : Madhumita SenguptaNo of students: 24 no of staff :11 permanentFacilities/function: school and vocational training

Prognalaya Special School Ashaneer :DocumentsPDFComplete



37 | Annual Report 2015-16

Psychotherapy Unit:

Department Prognalaya Shibpur Manus Domini Total

Mentally challenged 23 08 29 60

Cerebral palsy 11 06 28 45

Multiple disabilities 16 04 17 37

Autism 16 00 05 21

Hearing impaired 00 00 - 00

Other disabilities 05 00 07 12

Total 71 18 86 175

There are 55 children, who derive benefits from the psychotherapy department. They are treated through various processes such

as relaxation, story therapy, hydro-bath therapy, pack therapy and clay therapy which we have started of late. We are generally

supported by French psychologists who goes training it our self various therapies according to their field of specialization. These

volunteers assess the specific needs of each child and teach us how to treat the children proper way. Gradually through

therapeutic treatment the psychological, emotional disturbance, restlessness, autistic features decreasing the children slowly

improve in their social living conditions.

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%

100%

Total children of Psychotherapy units

Manus Domini

Shibpur

Prognalaya




38 | Annual Report 2015-16

This Special school is for children having special needs due to problems associated with cerebral palsy, multiple disability and

mental retardation. In our special school we teach our children many techniques using alphabets, numbers, color matching, parts

of the body, procedures of daily activities, playing with toys and balls etc. We take psychomoticity class once a week. Children

enjoy their time with us very much.

started 1993. Manus Domini special school mainly for cerebral palsy mentally challenged, multiple disabilities & autism .children

age between 4 to 18 years

School provided them (1) -physio therapy & P.T. for physically challenge chidren from 8.00 Am to 9.00 Am .

(2) – psycho therapy - a psycho motors city , b pack therapy , c clay therapy , d

Individual therapy , e Play therapy , f hydro therapy , g sensory therapy .

(3) - Special school different classes , a care - group , b per - Primary , c primary I , d -Primary II , e academic unit , f Pre -

vocational , g vocational

.

Date of establishment : 1995 In charge: Ruksana KhatoonNo of children: no of staff:Facilities/function: school

Date of establishment: 1993 In charge: Daliya DharaNo of students: no of staff: 06Facilities/function: school, vocational training

Shibpur Day Care

Manus Domini Special School,

Jalpaiguri :




Crèche welcomes young children between the ages of 1 month to 5 years. Mothers of these children are mostly engaged as

domestic helps and fathers are daily wage workers. When parents are at work children are left unattended or in the care of their

older siblings. Thus, the younger ones are denied proper care and the older ones are prevented from going to schools. Our crèche

offer a solution to this problem- apart from safe shelter and nutritious meals children receive healthcare, immunization and age

appropriate schooling.

During the year, the Crèche had 15 children (8 boys and 7 girls) in the

age group of 6 months to 5 years.

Two of these children were newly admitted to the creche during the

year. Five of the children have been admitted to and attend formal

schools. Mothers bring the children to the crèche by 8 AM in the

morning and take them back home around 5 PM. Those enrolled in

formal schools attend classes and after classes return to the creche till

the parents come to collect them. Care giver at the creche take lessons

for those not enrolled in formal schools.

Total number of children 22(14 boys and 8 girls) within the age group 1

to 4 years

Children socialize with songs, dancing and playing with others with the

aid of dolls and other toys. Those who have the faculty of movement,

are taught with aid of learning materials such as charts and pictures

besides engaging in action songs giving them much needed

entertainment and group feeling. Within 6 months these children grasp

basic skills of life and learn necessary knowledge on daily life activities.

They are taught hygiene.

This crèche has 20 children and are cared for in two different groups;

infants aged 15 days to one year and older ones up to 4 years of age.

Infants are kept in cradles in a separate room. We care for them by

providing them with nutrients to sustain them.

Baksara

, 15

EPN, 22

Bisco

Brickfield, 2

0

Total Creche childrenUnit No. of children

Baksara 15

EPN 22

Bisco Brickfield 20

Total 57

CRECHE

EPN CRÈCHE

BISCOBRICKFIEL CRECHE

BAKSARA CRÈCHE




Economic rehabilitation

Tailoring Unit Baksara:This program benefits 16 girls and

women Agaged 16 to 34 years.

Training is from 9 am to 5 pm and the

training center is located on the top

floor of the HSP Baksara School. They

are taught “Dress Making” and “C

utting and Tailoring”. In the beginning

they practice with cutting newspapers

so as not to waste valuable cloth. By

using paper cuttings they make

models of dresses after which they

start stitching clothes to become experts

in making various kinds of clothes such as pants, schools uniforms, etc. This program aims at giving some earning power to the

women who do not have income to support their family. HSP school

students also participate in the tailoring training as part of skill

development program.

Day Care Tailoring Centre, Shibpur:The students are taught tailoring, embroidery and various techniques of

cuttings for making soft toys. Four students have taken their exam in

tailoring. After completing their vocational training, these students try

to earn a livelihood by making use of the skills and tools they have

learnt. This year the Center had 16 girl students

Computer Training AshaneerA Training Program to impart basic computer skills to students is run at

Ashaneer. The program was started in February 2013. Faculty from

NSIC came and teaches the students. Students from Ashaneer, Buxarah

and Lalkuti come and learnt together according to their schedules. This

year computers were installed at Buxarah School so that the students

do not have t travel all the way to Ashaneer to attend the training

program. However, examination to test the students’ skills is held

centrally at Ashaneer. The course familiarizes the students with MS

Office-MS Word, PowerPoint and Excel basic.

No of new admission during the year- Girls 11 and 24 boys

Total number of trainees during the year- Girls 11 and 24 boys

Trainees successfully completed training during the year- Girls 29 and

Boys 15 Successful trainees self-employed post training Girls and boys

133 students successfully completed their training in the last 3 years.

TCS has gifted ten computers for the training program.

WWiitthh tthhee hheellpp ooff tthhee aanniimmaall ffaarrmm oouurr JJaallppaaiigguurrii hhoommeess hhaavvee ssuuffffiicciieenntt mmiillkk ffoorr tthhee ccoonnssuummppttiioonn ooff oouurr HHoommee iinnmmaatteess.. SSiinnccee wwee

aarree bblleesssseedd wwiitthh eennoouugghh ggrraazziinngg ggrroouunndd iitt bbeeccoommeess eeaassyy ttoo mmaaiinnttaaiinn aanniimmaallss ffoorr oouurr oowwnn ccoonnssuummppttiioonn iinn oouurr JJaallppaaiigguurrii hhoommeess.. All

four homes at Jalpaiguri branch have enough plots of land where seasonal vegetables, paddy, maize and turmeric are cultivated

for home consumption. Keeping of productive animals give extra support to our inmates by way nutrients. This year our

VOCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND TRANING

Baksara Tailoring

Computer training class

Day care Tailoring

Farms and Other Activities




Staff Training and workshop

Ø First-aid training was held for the 1st time by the Indian Red Cross Association for all the staff members of Howrah

Jalpaiguri and Asansol. All the departments participated in this training which was specially organized by the Red Cross.

The training was held for three days from 21st September to 23rd September’15 in Ashaneer premises from 9am to 5pm

by Dr. Ranjit Chowdhury. Two days training was given and third day practical session was held. The participants were

given certificates by the Red Cross Association of West Bengal.

Ø Teachers who teach in our non-formal schools in Howrah and Jalpaiguri participated in the four days training organized

by CINI. The main subjects on which training was imparted was Mathematics, English and Hindi. This training helped the

teachers to teach the late starter students and slum children easily. The teachers were very happy to participate in the

refresh course held at Shibpur Daycare Centre.

Ø Two staff participated in “Care Giver for persons with disabilities “program. This course is for two months and conducted

by Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy, Kolkata.

Ø Two staff attended the two day training program conducted by CCI (Child Care Institution) organized by Sanlaap. They

have conducted a half day orientation program to share the information for all units of Jalpaiguri.

Ø HSP staff from Howrah,Jalpaiguri and Asansol attended two days workshop on “teamwork, vision and mission of HSP” at

Ashaneer on 28 and 29 December. Well known educationist and motivational speaker and a friend of HSP Mr. S.C. Dubey

was the lead facilitator. Fr. Francis Labord and Mr. Terence John too conducted sessions on the 1st

day. A big thank you to

Mr.Dubey from the HSP team for his inspirational sessions!

Ø Mr .Dubey dwelt on the theme that a person has three things body, mind and soul; all three have to be nurtured and

nourished. Any work that one does with passion is important, passion ensures success. The session came to an end with

a prayer and Tagore song.

Ø Jeevan Path Community Bakuabari welcomed Vivek Ekka and Arif Minj, two Jesuit Novitiates from Kalimpong who are

with residents during one month. They expressed the positive results of sharing daily life of residents with various kind of

disabilities and values of human




Knitting training workshop at Lalkuthi

• 2 workers

• Production : woolen sweater, shawl, muffler, tupi, frock, blouse

Batik Training workshop at Lalkuthi.

1) 5 workers in batik workshop

2) Production: wall hanging, bed sheet, churidar, blouse, Punjabi, frock pieces & handkerchief

Workshop (Ashaneer):

Different types of trades such as making of Detergent Powder, Phenyl, Candle, Mushroom Cultivation, Tailoring and

Embroidery

WORKSHOP

Knitting Workshop Candle workshop




ExhibitionAn exhibition cum sale was organized by Tata Consultancy firm, Kolkata, involving Howrah South Point in their premises at

Rajarhat on Friday 31st

July 2015. Howrah South Point has various wings of vocational training and items made in these

units were displayed for sale. Items displayed were Woolen garments, Candles, Batik table clothes and Artificial Jewellery.

The products received arousing response and it fetched a sale of Rs. 16000/-. It was the most memorable day for the staff,

as it was the first time they and their products received such an exposure. They not only gained monetarily but they came

back with rich experience and confidence about their skill and their products. Thanks to Mr. Soumya Banerjee the Delivery

Manager of TCS for organizing this wonderful event and thanks to all those who worked to make the day a successful one.

Orthopaedic Workshop at Lalkuthi and Jordhigi:

Our Workshops manufacture Lower Limb Orthosis (AFO and KAFO), Splints, Gaiters, Physio materials and Surgical Shoes using

standardized components and raw materials. The following items were produced during the year for the use of children with

special needs.

Lalkuthi

SL. No. Name of Orthopaedic appliance Quantity

1 Hand Splint

2 Hip belt

3 New Gaits

4 Noa Splint

5 Wheel chair set

6 Try cycle set

7 Special shoes

8 New calipers AFO

10 Bachy brace

11 New knees cap

12 Molded shoes

Jalpaiguri

SL. No. Name of Orthopaedic Appliance Quantity

1 K.A.F.O. Plastic Calliper 2

2 A.F.O. Plastic Calliper 37

3 Hand Splint 3

4 Moulded Seat 17

5 Gaiter ( Leg + Hand ) 42 pairs

6 Surgical Shoes 87 pairs

Activities in Jalpaiguri workshop. Activities in Lalkuthi workshop.

Orthopeadic workshop at HowrahOrthopeadic workshop at Jalpaiguri




Health care program , running in partnership with the German

doctor committee consists of several mobile medical clinics for the

poor. Large outpatient services for the people with tuberculosis, a

ward services as well as support services for the people with

cardiac problem, diabetic problem and major general ailments. It

is the long 31 years German doctor committee continued their

support towards our organization. Because of them, we at

Howrah South Point could serve the deprived communities at

the vast areas of West Bengal during these years. We are very

much grateful to the committee, their doctors, especially Dr.

Tobias- for their trust upon us for this big job. At present, 07

mobile clinics are in operation in the slums of Kolkata, Howrah and south 24

parganas the rural areas around each centre. Three teams, consists of two volunteer German

doctors and ten health workers in each team, are running these clinics. All necessary treatments and diagnostics are

provided to the lowest socio-economic section of the society, while majority of the cases coming with general ailments, there are

also many with chronic diseases like asthma, diabetic and hypertension. The children, who are mostly malnourished, are provided

vitamin A, zinc and iron supplements to help them to grow at a normal rate. pregnant women are provided with antenatal care

services with pathological test vaccine iron and other supplements. Immunization program is taken with special emphasis given to

the children.

HEALTH CARE PROGRAMMEDocumentsPDFComplete



Location of different mobile clinics in howrah, Kolkata and S 24 parganas

Total no. patients treated during the year.

Date of creation: 1985 Medical co-ordinator: Dr. Tobias Vogt &Nilima Mallick In charge: Esther Paul, Karuna Khalkho, Kripa

Tirkey, No. of staff: 44 permanent, 07 under contractFacilities/function: Mobile clinics

Team Location

Tikiapara Team Tikiapara, chengail, Santoshpur

Shibpur Team Foreshore Road,

Mobile Team Rajabazar, Topsia, Santoshpur,

Bhojherhat.

Mobile clinics <5 y <5 y 5-18 y 5-18 y Adult Adult Total

Female male female male female male

Topsia 315 461 289 297 2387 1629 5378

Tikiyapara 279 145 408 321 2643 1742 5538

Santoshpur 1081 1633 979 1113 5415 4031 14252

Rajabazar 104 198 157 132 933 666 2190

Foreshore road 926 1272 1357 1232 7019 5547 18710

Chengail 321 373 360 450 2328 1370 5202

bojerhat 349 357 394 347 2555 1857 5859

Total 3411 4745 3944 3892 23280 16822 56094

Medical Department

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Total no. of patients at Mobile Clinicduring the year

Adult male

Adult female

5-18 y male

5-18 y female

<5 y male

<5 y Female




Brief activities & achievements:

• In the year 2015-2016 our mobile clinics treated around 56094 patients out of which 15992 are children.

• We have developed network with the government and private hospitals and nursing homes for referral of patients.

• 48,326 mothers received counseling on family planning and usefulness of contraceptives.

• 42 TB patients were admitted at Howrah TB hospital (andul road).

• 588 Children was treated from tuberculosis, malnutrition, Diarrhoea, respiratory distress and other ailments received

medical treatment and nutritional support from our indoor units at PCH children ward.

• 68 children were treated with tuberculosis at PCH TB Ward.

• Around 22,567 children were vaccinated during the year.

• 42 patients are admitted at Snehanir Rehabilitation centre for detoxification and rehabilitation.

• 57 around cataract surgeries took place in our eye camps; post surgery patients were provided 15 spectacles.

• Awareness camp on diabetics takes place once in a month; average 50-60 patients attend this camp.

• 26 families of the TB patients received monthly rations of Rs. 500 for the period of 1 year or till treatment as social

support scheme.

• Giving support to the cancer patients.

• Net working with different NGOS and government sector.

No of patients treated during the year.

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1938 3108 996 778 621 967 1482 716 1226 892 555 3016




TOTAL NO. OF IMMUNISATION PROGRAMME: April 2015 - March 2016

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HOWRAH

FORSHORE RD. 644 1063 520 883 544 28 192 693 97 101 283 5048

SHALIMAR 177 397 366 181 20 2 12 18 4 1177

TIKIAPARA 290 585 430 377 202 6 52 178 21 15 70 2226

CHENGAIL 257 357 329 347 130 8 45 235 20 14 55 1797

SHIBPUR CHOWRAH 12 25 32 13 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 91

BANKRA HOSTEL 1 24 44 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 71

BISCO BRICK FIELD 65 55 75 50 5 3 2 33 0 0 0 288

PCH 3 2 8 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20

EPN HOSTEL 9 3 96 58 0 0 0 29 0 0 0 195

LALKUTHI 172 421 401 168 89 3 33 65 0 20 0 1372

KOLKATA

RAJABAZAR 60 90 53 98 36 0 21 79 6 25 52 520

TOPSIA 181 290 176 232 126 3 53 249 10 45 304 1669

24PARAGANASBHOJERHAT 141 150 206 306 30 1 27 305 5 72 659 1902

SANTOSHPUR 898 1138 838 851 444 41 179 895 41 140 319 5784

KHANABARIA 10 11 19 46 2 4 0 43 0 1 0 136

MADHABPUR 18 8 56 155 2 0 2 30 0 0 0 271

TOTAL 2938 4595 3629 3816 1633 99 618 2860 200 437 1742 22567

TOTAL DOSAGE = 22567 TOTAL NO. OF PATIENTS = 22567

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20%

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The Howrah South Point DOT’S program is running with the collaboration of district TB Hospital, Howrah. TB drugs are provided

by the state Government for the required duration after supervise their patients periodically for the use TB drugs. The patients

come through our different mobile clinic. After close monitoring and guidance patients are referred as their respective DOT’S

centre for treatment. most of them come from very poor community and slum areas. Serious patients are admitted at different

state govt. Hospital, St. Thomas home as well as TB Hospital in Howrah. We also refer at drug rehabilitation centre for the drug

addicted people with TB for their complete rehabilitation. Dr. Tobias Vogt has played a pivoted role in the progress for detection,

care & treatment of tuberculosis. In addition indoor care treatment at Pushpa children Home for TB children. There are 30 beds

for these children.

Category-wise classification of T.B. patients:

Categorization Patients Classification of Patients Sputum reports of patients

Total Positive Total

Negative

Total No

Sputum(ND)

Cat I 53

Total no. of

Pulmonary Pts.

(Cat I+ Cat II)

41 15 19 19

Cat - II 18

Total no. of Ex

Pulmonary Pts.

(Cat I+ Cat II)

30 07 04 07

MRS 01 Pulmonary 01

Total 72 71 23 23 26

Outcome Reports (under DTC) in the year 2015-16

Treatment

Complete

Cured Default Died Failure

30 12 02 05 00

Date of creation: 1992 In charge: Chandana ChakrabortyNo. of staff: 2 permanent, 2 under contract

Facilities/function: Mobile clinics

TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL

PROGRAM

Outcome report under DTC

Treatment Complete

Cured

Default

Died

Failure




Malnutrition Children s Home ward, within PCH, is a primary health care centre which provides basic

medical care to the sick children who cannot have a proper care system at home on account of poor

economic conditions. Most children are brought here from the mobile clinics along with their mothers.

Children who are too sick to be kept in the ward are referred to the nearby nursing homes and Govt.

and private hospitals for better care. The most common health problems include malnutrition, diarrhoea,

respiratory problems, tuberculosis, worm infections and congenital anomalies. Our ward can host up to

30 children in the same time. Services are provided for new born babies up to 10 years.

Total cases treated during the year.

Total no of

patients

admitted

Patients

discharged

DORB Rout No of

patients

under

treatment

551 448 61 32 10

Tuberc

losis

Gastr

o e

nte

ritis

TB P

ulm

onary

Maln

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itio

n

Low

birth

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Dela

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Upper

Respirato

ry

Tra

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infe

ction

Low

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Respirato

ry

Tra

ct

infe

ction

Pneum

onitis

Abscess

Dia

betis

10 35 02 64 21 17 39 29 14 17 04

Diagnostic and pathological investigations

Date of establishment : 2012 In charge: Manju ChandaNo. of staff: 09 under contract

no of children / beds: 30 No of Doctor: 02

Facilities/function: indoor dept.

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08 33 04 02 64 24 37 04 17 11 7 89

Blood

chemistry

USG MRI X-

Ray

Echo Manto

test

Urine

test

FNAC EEG Other

100 19 07 59 10 12 26 05 03 10

Puspha Children Home

Malnutrition ward




Cases referred to and treated at other hospital-private and government sector

Diagnosis/condition(Broad grouping) Under 5 Above 5 Total

Surgical boys girls boys girls

Ekbalpur Nursing Home 02 02

Park clinic 01 O2 01 02 06

West Bank Hospital 01 01

Institute of child health 01 01

Rabindranat Tagore International institute of

cardiac sciences,(RTIICS)

01 01 02

SSKM Hospital 02 02

Nilratan Sarkar Hospital 01 01 02

Medical college hospital 01 01 02 04

Bangur institute of neorology 01 01

Others 03 03

Total 03 08 03 10 24

Non Surgical total - 48

Medicare nursing home 02 01 02 04 09

Institute of child health 01 01

Shree jain hospital 04 01 05

SSKM Hospital 01 02 03

Medical college hospital 02 02

Total 07 04 05 04 20

total 40

Diagnostic and pathologicalinvestigations Blood chemistry

USG

MRI

X- Ray

Echo

Manto test

Urine test

FNAC

EEG

Other

0%20%40%60%80%

100%

Surgical cases of MNCW treated in differentHospital

Above 5 girls

Above 5 boys

Under 5 girls

Under 5 boys

0%20%40%60%80%

100%

Non-Surgical cases of MNCW treated indifferent Hospital

Above 5 girls

Above 5 boys

Under 5 girls

Under 5 boys

50%

41%

5%3% 1%

Total No. of patients at MalnutritionChildren Ward

Total no of patients

admitted

Patients discharged

DORB

Rout

No of patients under

treatment




PCH TB Children Ward has a unit dedicated to the TB affected children with multifaceted medical, rehabilitation and

nutritional facilities. The working group German Doctors takes keen interest in the welfare of these children.

Besides, a resident doctor is available 24 hours a day to look after the needs of these children. TB Children Ward

has a total capacity of patients amounting to 30 beds. Two visiting doctors, a chardiologist and , a paediatrician

attend our patients regularly and more in case of an emergency.

Most of the children in this ward are school going children, they take medical leave from school for their treatment.

After completion of the treatment they join their respective school. Some children who does not go to school we try

to admit them in other institution for the schooling. Teacher comes daily and they have classes in Hindi, Bengali

English and Urdu. In this home, the children also enjoy classes of drawing, craft and gardening too.

Thanks to Dr. Tobias Vogt Dr. Dankwart and Dr. Ute Kolle and to the working groups of German Doctors for their continuous

support thanks to which we have been able to implement our TB eradication programmed among the children using the

infrastructure of the TB Children Ward. Furthermore, we have been able to control drug resistance among the children.

Activities & Achievement

• Daily medicine and check up by the specialist.

• Special classes are conducted to the children to continue their education after completing on treatment.

• Encouraged children through cultural activities like song, dance, and recitation learn and art.

• 4 children are admitted in Asha kiran centre for education.

• 47 new patients admitted in the ward.

• 23 patients are cured.

• 4 caries spine patients have been successfully operated.

Celebrations: during the year the children of PCH TB ward has

celebrated teacher s day, children s day, world TB day, Diwali, Holi,

and Christmas. All the children enjoyed every bit of the celebration.

Outing: this year the children went to Alipore zoo, science city,

Aquatica, circus, nicco, park with the German Doctor, nursing

sisters and care givers. They were very excited to see so many

kinds of animals and birds. Children had great fun and thoroughly

enjoyed the visit.

No. of patients treated during the year.

Total no

ofpatients

At the end

of theprevious

year

New

admission

Patients

discharged/DORB

Cured Total

patientsat the

end of

theyear

21 49 08 23 38

Date of establishment:2007 In charge : Purnima BiswasNo. Of staff: 08 permanent 6 under contractNo. Of Doctor: 02 no. Of children/beds : 30

Facilities/function: indoor dept.

Puspha Children Home TB

ward

0

20

40

6021

49

823

38

Total No. of Patients treated atTB Children Ward




Total cases treated during the years; Cases referred to and treated at other

hospital private/government sector

Diagnosis/condition Total

boys girls

Pulmonary 02 11 13

Spine TB 03 09 12

TB meningitis 01 03 04

Abdorminal TB 02 03 05

Tubercolar lymphonode 21

Disseminated TB 02 01 03

Osteomylites 02 02

MDR pulmonary 03 05 08

MDR Extra pulmonary 04 04

No TB 02 02

Total 74D

iag

no

sis/

Co

nd

itio

n

(Bro

ad

gro

up

ing

)

To

tal

Surgical

Ekbalpur nursing home 03

Non Surgical

Shree jain hospital 04

Medicare nursing home 02

Jadavpur TB hospital 02

Medical college 01

10%

40%

20%

20%

10%

Cases treated at differentHospital

Ekbalpur nursing home

Shree jain hospital

Medicare nursing home

Jadavpur TB hospital

Medical college

19%

16%

5%

7%

28%

4%

3%

10%

5% 3%

Total cases treatedPulmonary

Spine TB

TB meningitis

Abdorminal TB

Tubercolar lymphonode

Disseminated TB

Osteomylites

MDR pulmonary

MDR Extra pulmonary

No TB




Diagnostic and Pathological Investigations Total no. of patients during the year.

Month Total

No.

Beginn

ing of

month

New

admissio

n

Total

Patien

ts

Patients

discharged

Total

No.

End of

mont

h

APR. 21 5 26 1 25

MAY 25 4 29 - 29

JUNE 29 4 33 2 31

JULY 31 - 31 6 25

AUG 25 6 30 1 30

SEPT 30 5 35 2 29

OCT 29 1 30 3 27

NOV 27 2 29 2 27

DEC 27 3 30 1 29

JAN 29 7 31 1 35

FEB 35 8 43 5 38

MAR 38 4 42 4 35

Type

Sputum c/s 04 Ranbaxy

Sputum c/s 47 Howrah general hospital

Sputum c/s 59 St, Thomas home

Blood test 74 Indus nursing home

x-ray 47 Indus nursing home

MRI 08 Lakhotia

CT scan 05 lakhotia

USG 09 Medicare N home

FNAC 04 Medicare N home

PUS C/S 06 Ranbaxy

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

AP

R.

MA

Y

JUN

E

JULY

AU

G

SE

PT

OC

T

NO

V

DE

C

JAN

FE

B

MA

R

Total Patients During the year

Total No. End of month

Patients discharged

Total Patients

New admission

Total No. Beginning of month




We express our sincere gratitude to PRO-INTERPLAST, Germany for their support &

generosity, for sponsoring the following activities:

1. Heart patients: 32 patients were operated in Rabindranath Tagore International Institute of

Cardiac Sciences, Kolkata.

2. Spine Surgeries (Carries Spine): Total 25 Cases. These cases are referred from our different

mobile dispensaries. All necessary treatments with surgeries are performed in several nursing homes byHSP.

3. Post Burn contracture (major burn cases): Total 17 cases.

Treatments are provided to the needy poor patients who suffer from severe burn cases caused by several

sittings post burn contracture and releases STSG, skin grafting, etc... They have been successfully operated

Pro- interplast

Medical and social support provided during the 2015-16

Hamidul Sardar

Aunaya KhatoonAfran Molla

Sk AbbasNafisa Khatoon

Majada Bibi




4. Eye Camp 25 Cataract surgeries and 15 spectacles

distributed to the needy aged people. We have

handled successful IOL operations through Eye

Camp and provided sets of spectacles & medicines

to the patients.

5. Vitamin Salt Pkts/Kgs distributed :--- to the

SMCS programme,--- to Schools and Homes and -

-to Brick-field Children. Vitamin Salt is a very

efficient solution to prevent malnutrition and is

very popular among our needy families.

6. Immunization given to beneficiaries approx & Total dosage 10301 . We

provide costly immunization to the children for MMR, HEP-B, Q.vac, Hib.

Pro., DMPA etc. Those are coming from our different regular OPD clinics

and brick-field areas.

7. Surgery camp:

This year 15th November to 2nd December 2015 cleft lip Surgery camp

organized by HSP Jalpaiguri Branch at Goodricke group Hospital Chalsa..

44 Children were operated by the team of surgeons sponsored by Pro-Inter plast, Germany. .




SEXTEENTH surgery camp for cleft lip & palate and FIFTH corrective orthopedic surgery camp on congenital

malformation (CTEV) were conducted since 2005. These camps were organized with the collaboration of Goodrick

group hospital Chalsa jalpaiguri. All beneficiaries are economically poor from remote villages and tea garden area of

jalpaiguri, Alipurduar, CoochBehar districts.HSP takes care of pre and post operative care Medicines, supporting staff,

doctor team were provided by pro inter plast, Germany, under the headship of Dr. Mathais Axt team from Australia

to perform orthopedic Surgery and Dr. Hajo Sachs team from Germany for cleft lip surgery.Goodricke group Hospital

providing paramedical staff, patient diet, infra structure, accommodation for Doctor and supporting staff free of cost.

Awearness program and screening camp are organized before the surgery. Serial plaster are also conducted to

reduce the deformities of the foot. Appliances and physiotherapy are provided free of cost.Iin sixteen camps 820

operation were conducted for 438 patients for cleft lips & palate deformity.

206 operation were conducted on 145 patients for corrective orthopedic surgery for these long 10 years. We like to

express our deep gratitude and thanks to Mr. & Mrs. Huck who took the initiative for these surgery camps and also

all the member of Pro interplast Germany, Doctor team and official of Goodricke tea company for their generous

support.

Data for cleft lip and palate and corrective orthopedic surgery are given below.

Data for cleft lip and palate operation Data for corrective othropedic operation

No of

camps

Duration No of

operation

No of

camps

Duration No of

operation

To From To From

1st

02/02/2005 25/02-2005 51 1st

16/01/2006 31/01/2006 36

2nd

31/10/2005 25/11/2005 44 2nd

06/01/2009 18/01/2009 34

3rd

06/03/2006 24/03/2006 51 3rd

09/01/2011 22/01/2011 41

4th

06/11/2006 25/11/2006 57 4th

09/01/2013 22/01/2013 39

5th

06/03/2007 22/03/2007 54 5th

12/01/2015 26/01/2015 56

6th

11/11/2007 29/11/2007 52 Total

surgeries

206

7th

11/02/2008 28/02/2008 51 Patients 145

8th

03/11/2008 20/11/2008 62

9th

08/02/2009 28/02/2009 43

10th

11/11/2009 30/11/2009 42

11th

07/11/2010 25/11/2010 60

12th

05/11/2011 27/11/2011 62

13th

06/11/2012 20/11/2012 56

14th

17/11/2013 05/12/2013 44

15th

10/11/2014 26/11/2014 47

16th

15/11/2015 02/12/2015 44

Total 820

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A healthy world begins with a healthy woman

The goals of this program is to strengthen community based maternal health, to organise referral

facilities for complicated deliveries, and to ensure good health for children - according to their age. We

also warmly thank Terre Des Hommes Alsace, France, which has supported our beneficiaries,

Areas of operation and beneficiarries

550 beneficiaries ( 200 coal depo 150, Lalkuthi New-bastee 200 & Tikiapara) from four outreach areas

have received monthly nutritional support during this period

1. Activities:

1. Distribution of monthly rations.

2. Home visits, growth monitoring & health education sessions

3. Counselling pregnant mothers regarding their hygiene, health and pre-natal care and safe-

motherhood advice

4. Counselling mothers regarding the health of their babies and post natal care with close monitoring by

our HW's (weight & BP check up to prevent anemia with iron folifer etc...)

5. Distribution of vitamin salt to mothers

6. Immunization program and classes

Information on mothers1 Number of pregnant mothers continuing from the previous year to this year 468

2 Number of pregnant women newly enrolled in during the year 105

3 Total number of pregnant women received services during the year 101

4 Total number of live births 100

5 Number of still births 01

6 Number of mothers whose delivery was attended by trained personnel 70

7 Number of mothers whose delivery was attended by untrained personnel 20

8 Number of mothers who received postnatal visit within 48 hours of delivery 70

9 Number of mothers participating in health education groups 15-20

10 Number of health education groups 21

11 Number of health education groups which conducted one HE session each month 21

Information on children1 Number of children continuing from previous year to this year 4379

2 Number of children registered during this year 210

3 Number of children reached 35 months and removed from the registers 122

4 Total number of children received care from the project during the year 4589

5 Number of children with low weight for age: 814

6 Children completed 09 months and introduced to semi-solid foods 176

7 Children completed 12 months and fully immunized by their 1st

birthday 195

8 Children completed 12 months received 1st dose of Vitamin A by their 1st birthday 195

Outcomes:

1. Total number of mothers/children receiving yearly nutrition support during the year 1915-16

Pregnant mothers 468, Lactating mothers 40 , 07-18 months children 42 , Total beneficiaries 550This year children phased out after completing the norms.

2. The percentage of mothers who received the minimum mandated three ante-natal check-upsincreased to 98%;

3. 93 % of mothers began breast feeding within 8 hours of delivery

Date of creation: 1978 in charge: Padma Sarkar

No of staff: 07 no of benefiacries: 550Facilities/function: Indoor & outdoor

Safe Motherhood and Child

Survival Progamme




Impact:

1. Increased level of awareness in communities regarding the need for timely ante-natal and post-natalcare

2. Positive change in attitudes towards the need for deliveries by trained birth attendants with the

guidance of our HWs.3. For the benefit of the children : classes taken by the mothers - Health education groups (15-20

heads in each of our 50 groups) to give better knowledge about the prevention of diarrhea, worms,proper immunization, health & hygiene, family planning, nutrition & semi-solid food.

Information on immunization program

Type of vaccine Locations Total

DPT Howrah South Point+ government

Polio Do

BCG Government Hospital 74

Hep B Do

Hi B Howrah South Point

Measles Howrah South Point+ government 163

MMR Do

J.E Howrah South Point + government

Vitamin A oil Do 163




Old-age Programme:

Elderly people in their last spell of life need social and economical security from the society as they live

alone either discarded by their relatives or neglected by their children. Old age is associated with other

forms of insecurities owing to a lack of concern and support. HSP provides each month minimum

nutritional support to around 500 beneficiaries by providing them with food items such as rice, pulses,

oil and Rs. 100/ in hand. Our 480 beneficiaries include mentally & physically handicapped (39), blind

(32), elderly widows (429).

SPECIAL HELPDocumentsPDFComplete



Howrah

Children and Staff of all HSP branches celebrated important national days and festivals such as Republic Day , Independence Day,

Gandhi Jayanti, Holi , Ramzan, Durga Pooja, Diwali and Christmas

COMPETITIONØ Like every year, Bharat Bikash Parisad at Kakurgachi organized a inter School

National Group Song Competition in which 16 students from Baksara home

participated and performed Adibasi Folk song and bagged 2nd

position.

Ø On 15 August Independence Day, South Institute organized a school quiz

competition. 12 schools participated .Our students of Baksara School Samil

Das and Pintu Dubey participated and stood 3rd

position all our West Bengal.

Ø Some children from the home participated in the folk dance and Yoga

competition organized as part of Sishu Mela on 23rd

January 2016 at

Rabindra Sarovar Stadium in Kolkata. Several won prize, medals and

certificates.

Ø On 15.05.2015 a drawing competition was organized at Ashaneer Home.Compitition were divided in two group’s normal school girls & Prognalaya

special school girls. 12 children participated in that competition. The

children enjoyed a lot.

PICNIC

31st

January 2016, was a great day for the staff and children of all four homes at

Howrah. It was a day of celebration for all as a one family. We all travelled by bus

to a centre “UDAYAN” at Barrakpore to visit & have a picnic. It was a desire for all

of us to have a picnic together with uncle Guilliano. We visited the centre

interacted with children and staff of “UDAYAN” and admired the silence and

discipline of the centre. We were also served delicious meals and refreshments.

ANNUAL SPORTS

In Ashaneer besides the education program, we insist on entertainment and co-

curricular activities. Such as sports, leisure time activities, national day

celebration etc. On 9th

Feb 2016. Ashaneer prognalaya special school organized its

annual sports special guest was our honourable father laborde. He came with his

friend and spend his precious time with us. The arrangement was small but it was fun day for all. We distributed medal for

winners and consolation prizes for all students.

3rd

Dec world Disabled day-2016

Prognalaya special school organized an awareness rally from Ashaneer

to chunabhati on world Disabled day to highlight the need of giving

special care to them. During the rally basic information & input to the

general public were given. To fulfill the aims and objectives of the

organization we need to be supported by the whole society in varied

ways . it is also imperative that the local community become areas of

what we are doing for the underprivileged and the challenged children.

Outings, CELEBRATIONS & Events:DocumentsPDFComplete



Jalpaiguri

CELEBRATION:

Ø All the four homes of Jalpaiguri celebrated 23rd

January and the 26th

January

by March Past, Flag hoisting, singing the patriotic songs.

Ø Rabindra Jayanti Celebration - Girls of Bakuabari home presented a dance

drama of “Chandalika and children of Nirmala Nivas enjoyed the day very

much. Residents of Jordighi Home participated in sit & draw competition

and won prizes from local Netaji club and Pathagar, Mohit Nagar, Jalpaiguri

Ø Maria Basti residents invited the members of Jeevan Path on the occasion of

Raksha Bandhan (Rakhi). The residents of both communities were very happy

to celebrate the day by singing, dancing, sharing each other and of course

with a special lunch.

Ø The residents of Jordighi Home on 15th

August organized 3 team foot ball

Match among them during the day and song competition at evening

Ø Viswa Karma Puja was celebrated with appropriate customs on 18th

Sep

2015 at all vocational workshops of homes. Jeevan path residents visited Fire

Brigade Puja at Siliguri and Jordighi Boys visited Coco Cola Factory at

Raninagar in Jalpaiguri.

Ø 3rd

December World-Disabled Day was celebrated at Mogradangi home. On

that Occasion a rally, cultural Program was organized with all the challenged

children. At the end small presents and snacks were distributed.

Ø The physically challenged children of HSP Jordighi, Mogradangi and Bakuabari

Homes participated in Annual Sports Meet “Muskan” for the specially abled

children at Siliguri organized by the North Bengal Council for the Disabled on

20th Dec 2015. In both catagory –Boys and girls HSP children won the

champions trophy

Ø On the Re-public day the 26th

January the respected Additional District

Magistrate paid his valuable visit in our Jordighi Home and he was very happy

to spend times with our children. He also distributed the sweets packets

himself to the children.

PICNIC:-

All the residents of Jalpaiguri homes had picnic and this year not in the inside the park

but at Dooars in its natural beauty of Forest, in side Tea garden beside river . All the

residents enjoyed their picnic in three different dates in three different places. It started

with the Jeevan Path residents.

The residents of Maria Basti Home, Mogradangi Home and the other two communities of

Bakuabari Nirmala Nivas and Big Girls together went to Murti river side close to Goru

mara National Park.

And Jordighi Home had their picnic at Gajaldoba, where there is Barrage on river Teesta.

The boys were happy to cross the barrage by walking and to have a short ride by boat.

The days were very joyful for all. Guliano uncle and his friends sponsored the event and

his presence increased the happiness of picnic. Thanks to Giuliano Uncle and his friends

for generous support that brought such joyful days to our children.

Jeevan Path Puja Trip: The residents of Jeevan Path,Bakuabari went to HSP Asansol

Home during Puja vacation. They enjoyed a lot to visit different places around

Asansol. They all were very happy to discover new place and people.




Asansol

CELEBRATION

Ø X-mas gatherings celebrated on 18 th dec 2015 Fr Francis labored ,

Mr joydeep Dutta and parish priest Fr Edward Bhaju were our

guests that day.Our children performed cultural programme and a

nice drama we enjoyed it very much, after that delicious dinner

served to our staff and children

Ø On 26th

January Mr Ajay kr Singh GM of Eastern Coal field Ltd .was a

chief guest to hoist the national flag .He gave a nice message to our children.and

distributed sweets ,copies ,pencils and rubbers to our children .

children were very happy to get it .

Ø 15th

august celebration :We celebrated our Indepence Day on 15th

august 201 5 like every year .Mr Bijoy Kr Agarwal was a chief guest

to hoist the national flag .the children sang to the glory of India

.after that children performed P.T and some girls perfomed beautiful

dance with a patriotic song .Mr Peter Das g ave a beautiful message

to all. After that sweets are distributed to all . The Independence Day

Celebrations started with the Flag Hosting and small Cultural

Programme. Some students presented Yoga, Dance, Singing, P.T. etc.

End of the celebration ‘cakes’ were distributed among the children.

On that day some guests S. K Agarwal, and friends came from

Barakar. They distributed some chocalates, cakes, sweets to our

children. They also donated Rice, flour, oil, Potato etc to our Hostel.

Ø Our Asansol home children went to Famous circus at Jaltanki in

Chittaranjan. They went separately by a vehicle with some staffs. They

enjoyed the circus very much there and were happy for the outing




Thanks to our supporters

Nirmala NivasName of visitor Date Organization PurposeHilda ferrno mr hiranandji

19.06.16mobility India physio training

aids/appliances

laksmi raman amit kr director 27 .06.16 Mobility India assessment for usaid

bino barry 27.06.16 leprosy mission trust India

d.s.w.o. 27.08.15 dm office govt of w.b. home license inspection

adm; amyastshering justice n.

patherya27.09.15

dm office govt of w.b.cal. high

court

inspection

dm mrs pritha sarkar 24.12.15 dm office govt of w.b.jalpaiguri visit

mr hiranandji deeraj kunal 19.03.15 mobility india physio training

dibyendu bhattacharya 29.09.15 nss unit st xavier college

mayna das dist. mass edu & ext officer

jalpaiguri

advice &meeting for manus

domini renovation work

jayanta pal civil engineer

mgnreg jal.dm.office

advice & meeting for manus

dominis renovation work

mr. charles sarron3.04.15

friends of st Xavier college cash 1500/

mr. sanjay kr. dalmia siliguri food commodities

sadhan sarkar 14.08.15 help track siliguri food commodities

banti agarwal

21.08.15

rajganj lunch program

sushila emporium 13.09.15 siliguri stationary and games item

sarbani dhara 16.10.15 jalpaiguri puja garments

radhe radhe 12.01.16 rajgang lunch program

mr anil kedia 17.01.16 siliguri food commodities

mr lakhotia jalpaiguri lunch program and books for class ix

and x students

Mogradaghi

District welfare officer D.Swo 05.11.16 From jalpaiguri For visit & inspection

EX-D.S.W.O Prodip barai 23.02.16 From kolkata For visit

Dr. Koushik dolue 04.03.16 Rajganj rural hospital For visit & physio supporting

Sarita Agorwal from- Rajganj jalpaiguri Stationary ,steel glass ,fruits.

students group (14 students) Jalpaiguri A.College Stationary balloons & chocolate

OM. Prakash dalmia From –siliguri From –siliguri Sweater ,detergent ,food Commodities.

Shikarpur

Joint B.D.O 28.9.15 F-Rajganj B.D.O Inspection

Mid day meal office Shampa Sarkar 28.9.15 F-Rajganj B.D.O office Inspection of mid day meal

S:I: Books office Moloy Roy 28.9.15 F-SI-O Belakoba For books

S.I Office Partho protim poul 28.9.15 S.I.O Belakoba Inspection total visit

Uttarbanga Sangbad & T.V. Media 8.12.15 From siliguri School canvassing

probin Roy belakaba School bag biscuits and cakes

LOCAL FRIENDS AND VISITORS




Jordighi

Ashaneer

Sujata Biswas Art of living

Foundation Jalpaigurione set of dresses to all Jordighi Boys

Radhe Shyam Sharma 15.04. 15 Offered lunch to all boys of Jordighi home.

Master Swayam celebrated his Birth day among boys of

Jordighi and offered lunch to all

Mr. Mukesh Agarwal family donated umbrellas, shoes, towel and 18

Pieces Mosquito Nets and Bed sheets, toilet

goods to all children of Jordighi home

Mr. Vikas Bansal and Mrs. Saloni Bansal 08.10.15 Chandmari Road gifted groceries, vegetables and used clothes

Parents of Rudrodeep Das 14.10.15 N.S. Road, Howrah gifted children’s clothes

Food Corporation of India, Howrah Office 16.10.15 World Food Day gifted 01 quintal of rice

Mr. Sandip Kumar Bose14.11.15

Kailash Ch Ch Lane,

Howrah

hosted breakfast and lunch for all children

and staff of Ashaneer

Medicare Clinic 17.12.15 Shibpur, Howrah gifted 50 kgs of rice to Ashaneer

Indrani Bose19.12.15

Kailash Ch Ch Lane,

Howrah

gifted fruits and sweets to Ashaneer

Mrs. Sita Agarwal 19.12.15 Belurmath gifted clothes and sweets to Ashaneer

Mr. Banwari Lal Goyal 22.12.15 of hosted breakfast for children

Dr. Biplab Banerjee11.01.16

40A12 Shibpore

Road

treated the children and staff to lunch

Ms. Hema Mishra11.01.16

Ajanta Housing

Complex

donated biscuits, cakes and snacks

Mr. Vikas Rastogi

14.01.16

101 Amritdaham

Apartment,

Bakultala, Howrah

donated rice and color pencils

Niru and Santosh Agarwal

15.01.16

(Nitya Nand area

group)

donated old and new clothes, blankets, rice,

cooking oil, vegetables, spices, cakes, snacks,

stationery items and fruits

Ritesh Agarwal 15.01.16 gifted lunch for children and staff

Aloka Roy15.01.16

donated old clothes, shoes, bags and

stationery items

Kamini Mishra15.01.16

donated old clothes, fruits, biscuits and soft

drinks

Karuna Koley 15.01.16 donated old clothes, toffees and biscuits

Chandrakala Sharma 15.01.16 donated wheat flour

Shuchita Shukla Pandey 15.01.16 donated new blankets

Shikha Agarwal 27.01.16 donated fruits

Amita Agarwal 27.01.16 donated toys and stationery

Reena Chandak

15.02.16

24/25 Sreenivas

Apartment, Dobson

Road, Howrah

donated chocolates and stationery items

Manmohan Dhanaia

21.02.16

106 K.C.S Road,

Ganges Garden,

Howrah 711102

donated soft drinks and snacks

Vikash Poddar

22.02.16

Tulip Garden,

Hanskhalipole,

Howrah

donated rice, dal, salt and wheat flour

Asitbor Ghosh and Durgesh Makar03.03.16

5/2 Andul Road,

Howrah-03

donated note books

PRAY- (Positive Ray) Group

11.03.16

493/B G.T. Road,

Vikram Vihar

Complex, Bungalow

57, Howrah 711102

11donated LG music system 360 watts with

5 speakers and boofer, fruits, snacks,

chocolates, soft drinks, balloons, masks and

water guns and lunch for the children to

celebrate Holi, the festival of colors




Baksara Home

LalkuthiPranic Healing Foundation 9.4.15 Gifted food commodities

Suresh Panday 4.7.15 Gifted food commodities

Bijoy Show 08.07.15 Gifted food commodities

Lions Club 10.04.15 New dress Bed Sheet 2 pcs ,23 Mosquito Net

,Stationary and lunch

EPN

Asansol

felicitating local donorsOn 19 December, 2016 HSP invited all its local friends, well wishers and

donors for breakfast fellowship to thank them for their support to HSP. A

large number of friends and donors accepted the invitation. Children and

the HSP Team would like to acknowledge their contribution to our work

and thank all of them for their continuing support! Thank you friends, we

appreciate your contribution!

Vishnu tibrewal family and friends 14.01.16 To Baksara Mid day snack and lunch for children and

staff

India oil corporation pipe line division) 27.03.15 (mourigram Stationary goods

Pravakal Bere 11.09.15 Rs- 10000 for printer

Ajetk kumar G gupata 14.10.15 Canon printer

Ribhi Motor 25.01.16 Rs-1100 for annual sport

Sudip kumar Bhattachar jee(L.I.Cof

India)D.O

27.01.16 Rs-5000 for school development

Mr. Bijoy and Ashok Kr Agarwal and their

friends

7.01.16 Barakara Donated tube well with boring charges

Mr Binoy, Rajiv, and Rajesh Agarwal and

their family

14.01.16 Niyamatpur Stationary goods ,sweet cakes and candies

for our children

Reshmi kiran 26.03.16 Kulti copies

Mr Mihir Das, Mr Satyajit Dey and Mr

Subhasish Kotal

23.01.16 Primary school

teacher of Alladih

For visit

Mr. Pranesh Mondal 18. 10.15 Asansol gifted chocolates and clothes for the

children of Anand Bhavan, Kalipathar

Mr. S. K Vishwakarma 11.11.2015 Eastern Coalfield

Limited of Salanpur

gifted sweets, snacks and firecrackers to the

children of Anand Bhavan




Building the base forsocial developement

• Ms Chantal Barre, Friend of HSP and member of APC France visited the

home on 27th

jult

• The District Social Welfare Officer, Jalpaiguri paid her short visit.

• Maryse Favre , Father Poulino ,Madam Helen Batailard with members

of Lumilo Foundation , Swiss visited the centre.

• Melanie Doutaz came to visit the sponsor children in January. During

that time she stayed at Lalkuti. She took out the children for a picnic to

Victoria Memorial. Few children of Ashaneer and Baksara had joined.

Melanie had offered delicious, lunch and tiffin to the children. Our

children had enjoyed the outing very much.

• Claire lise had come with Guliano uncle In December she worked in

knitting department with parul. She bought two wool rolling machines

for the department.

• Melanie jullien came to visit our children on 23.03.16. she stayed here

for 2-3 days.she spent her time with our children and enjoyed with

them.

• The District Magistrate of Jalpaiguri visited Jordighi and Bakuabari

homes on Christmas evening.

• Maryse Favre visited different centers of HSP after her husband Jean

Pierre Favre passed away. Jean, a Psychologist from France, was a long

time friend of HSP. Maryse is an active member of Psychologist

Volunteers Association in France and is actively taking forward her

husband’s commitments to the psychological development of the

children in the care of HSP.

• Chloe Richari, a psychologist from France and volunteer from PSVY

worked with our team at Manus Domini. Her husband Thiophill helped

the Team of day center and the farm at Bakuabari.

• 48 students of St. Xavier’s College North Bengal, located in Rajgunj,

Jalpaiguri, spent a day with our children on December 29. They are all

members of the National Social Service. They distributed sweets to the

children, sang and danced to entertain the children. The children too

performed for the benefit of the visitors. It was a day of fun and joy for

all.

• Justice N. Patherya , High Court ,Kolkata , ADM (G), DCPO and DSWO,

Jalpaiguri visited on 27th

Sep.2015 Bakuabari Home and noted

satisfaction.

• The District Social Welfare Officer, Jalpaiguri and the members of

district Child protection unit came for inspection of Bakuabari Home.

FRIENDS, VOLUNTEERS AND VISITORS




• Floredi and chopledi are French psychologist who came HSP-Ashaneer on

15th

sept. 2015 and on 29th

sept.2015. they worked to the psychotherapy

dept. during 4 months. They did treat the problematic children through the

psychological process. They gave us-1)clinical psychologal method through

the tools and 2) they taught various activities through the way of

psychomotricity and play therapy. By there process both of us gather

experienced like that sensorial activities, how do process to counseling

meeting for parents and case history of children they were to be happy and

satisfied and also learnt experienced too much from those psychologists.

• Blandine Didier is a French occupational therapist. she came to the

physiotherapy dept in HSP(Ashaneer) on 15th

sept.2015 and on 22nd

Feb 2016. She works with this dept during 5 months and proper guide to us.

Specially she taught us- A hand function- like that i) fine motor, ii)catching-

receiving, iii) body balance. B vocational therapy- like that jewallary function

through the small beads and,. C feeding (like that how do we process to the

children) so we leart experiened too much from her and also she was to be

happy through her physiotherapy (occupational).

OBITUARY

Daya Martin passed away in a tragic accident while on the way of her daughter’s home.

She died from electocution. She was very good and hard working person. We would be

missing her a lot. We pray that her soul rest in peace. She was working at Ashaneer

Home.

Suramma Devi passed away on 12.12.2015. She was Very good & Hard working person.

We would be missing her a lot. We pray that her soul rest in peace. She was working at

Baksara Home.




Work Area

Indicate districts where H.S.P has its own centres




Institutional Donors: INR.

1 Aerzte Fuer Die Dritte Welt-GDC, Germany 31088348.00

2 Action Pour Les Enfants des Lepreux de Calcutta-DL, France 4851237.00

3 Pro-Interplast, Germany 7226582.00

4 Namaskar Calcutta, France 1117992.00

5 Action et Partage avec Calcutta-APC, France 5060921.00

6 Terre Des Hommes Alsace, France 3242126.00

7 Fondation Lumilo, Switzerland 1752600.00

8 Secours Populaire Francaise,France 625931.00

9 Association Enfance et Partage,France 895998.00

10 Les Amis De Calcutta, (Fr. P. Gonzalez), Switzerland 3173004.37

11 Freres De Nos Freres, Switzerland 3112832.00

12 Parrainage Enfance et Calcutta,(PEC) France 525404.00

13 Indian Project, Swiss 350766.00

Total: 63023741.37

Other Donors:1 Mme. Rachel & Melanie Doutaz, Switzerland 3729416.00

2 Mr. Pierre Jacot et Bettens, Switzerland 390236.00

3 Dr. Silvia Schubert, Germany 109723.00

4 Klaus & Monika Mallmann, Germany 30000.00

5 Daisy Mottier Beltrami, Swiss 32136.00

6 Giuliano Minisini, Italy 319561.00

7 Christine Bihler, Germany 103304.81

8 Dr. Etienne Gianse, France 236584.00

9 Klein Cornelius, Germany 143841.00

10 Dr. Inga Wilhelmes & Dr. Brigitte , Germany 44114.34

11 Dr. Hans Peter Franklin, Germany 10169.00

12 Jane Mullany, UK 25513.00

13 Dr. Matthias .R. Hahn, Germany 191825.00

14 Claire Lise Vonga, Swiss 67103.00

15 Christaine Vitense, Germany 52848.00

16 Chantal Barre, France 35000.00

17 Meta Meta Research, Germany 36653.00

18 Francois Charles, France 25940.00

19 Michel Delanney, France 16700.00

20 Dr. Mare, France 1858.00

Total: 5602525.15

Grand Total: 68626266.52LOCAL DONORS:

1 MCKS food for Hungry Foundation, Kolkata 69000.00

2 Local Donations (Howrah & Jalpaiguri) 275019.00

Total: 344019.00

GOVERNMENT GRANTS :

1 WB Govt.-Mid Day Meal (Jalpaiguri) 423327.00

2 WB Govt.- Mass Education Grant 2060438.00

Total: 2483765.00

Our Heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all our donors, friends andWell-wishers for their benevolent and generous contribution and kind support.




HOWRAH SOUTH POINT

Registrations & Certifications :

Ø Certificate of Regn. Of Societies WB Act XXVI of 1961, Regn. No. S/29465 dated Sept. 17, 1980.

Ø Registered under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), 1976.

Ø Certificate of Recognition u/s 52(2) & (4) of the Persons with Disabilities Act 1995 Regn. No. 105-

Com(04-05).

Ø The West Bengal Women’s and children’s Institution Licensing Rules, 1958.

Ø National Trust (For the Welfare of Persons with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mentally Retarded &

Multiple Disabilities) Regn. No. 2561/MR-CP-MD-/2005.

Ø Registered under the Provision of Income tax Act,1961. Donation is exempted under section 80G (5)

(vi) of the Income Tax Act,1961




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