RAMPURHAT SPASTICS & HANDICAPPED SOCIETY

ANNUAL REPORT (2015-2016)

(INSTITUTION FOR THE PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEED)

RAMPURHAT CHANDMARY, UTTARPALLY, WARD NO-13

BIRBHUM, W.B, PIN-731224

MOB- 9002896583

Our Board Member

Art of Living visit our organization

Profile of Rampurhat Spastics & Handicapped Society :

Rampurhat Spastics & Handicapped Society is permanently situated at its own

land at Rampurhat Chandmary Uttarpally under Rampuhat Municipality, District

Birbhum, West Bengal. This is a non-profit making voluntary organization

created solely with the purpose of teaching and rehabilitates the mentally

challenged, multiple disabled children.

All the projects are running at Chandmary Uttarpally in its own building (i.e.

Ashedeep Special School, Child Line Sub-Centre, Samarth and OPD clinic).

“ASHADEEP Special School” Under DEEN DAYAL Rehabilitation Scheme is

recognized by the Ministry of Social Justice and & Empowerment from 1st June,

2006.

Executive Committee (2016-17) Dr. Monoranjan Sarkar - President

Dr. Ashok Chetterjee - Vice- President

Mr. Nurul Islam - Secretary

Mr. Nanda Kisore Das - Treasurer

Mr. Md. Giasuddin - Member

Mr. Akbar Ali - Member

Mr. Atiur Rahaman - Member

FINANCE COMMITTEE:

1. Mr. Nanda Kisore Das

2. Mr. Nurul Islam

3. Md. Giasuddin

Rampurhat Spastics & Handicapped Society: LIST OF HONORARY MEMBER:

1. Dr. A.K. Mukherjee, Director General (ISIC, New Delhi)

2. Mr. Goutam Banerjee, Advocate & Legal Advisor Supreme Court of India.

3. Mr. Supriya Gupta , Ex Commissioner, for Person With Disability (W.B.)

4. Dr. Kiranmoy Sengupta, Ex-professor of Visa Bharati University

5. Dr. Asish Kumar Banerjee, Hon’able Minister of Education & Ayus.

6. Mr. Binod Kumar Singh , Jailor in Dum Dum Jail

“Inspiration and genius & the same” Victor Hugo

Status of the Society

Registered by W.B.Societies Reg. Act XXVI of 1961, No- S/85090 of 96-97

Registered under P.W.D. Act 1995 No.- 455(129) Com -d- 14-15

Registered by “National Trust” No.070820391252092/MR/CP/AUTISM/MD

NGO Member of the National Trust‟s Local level Committee, Birbhum District

Eligible for exemption U/S 80G of the I. Tax Act 1961 [No.- T-

18/04/CIT/BWN/2009-10/1040, Dated 10.07.09 Remain valid till it is withdrawn

Dated 02.04.2012].

Permanent Account Number AAA TR5763K

The Organization wins National Award from National Trust & Best Institution Award

from the Govt. of West Bengal.

Secretary of the organization wins National Award as a Best Parent in 2008-2009.

Our Mission Mentally retarded child needs special care, affection and an atmosphere,

which helps him/her to develop self-confidence, independent attitude and

feeling of belongings. To identify and focus on the problems encountered

by M.R. & M.D. Child with their daily needs. To work for their life

enrichment, protection and comprehensive development.

Our Vision To reach out to the persons with disabilities to find a lasting solution to

their problems and to provide a life time shelter for these unfortunate lot,

as the parents are in constant worry as to what will happen to their

children after them.

“The true meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade you do not expect to

sit”Nelson Henderson

Secretary’s RePORT It is a rural, non-profit making and Non-Government Organization. The main objective

of our organization is to provide services to person with disabilities in different ways.

Our organization has been working with the person with disabilities since last

20(Seventeen) years and gathered a lot of experience. It is working with a good

reputation and psychological attachment with the local people.

In the year 1995 Rampurhat Spastics and Handicapped Society was registered as

grass root level voluntary organization under the West Bengal Society Registration

Act, 1961 for providing services to the persons with disabilities. Since twenty years the

organization has been gathered a lot of experience.

Disability is not a Disease; it cannot be cured by treatment or medicine. It is a type of physical

and mental condition and it gives lifelong disadvantages. We think that every person with

disabilities must have talent and power to work though it is very limited. The persons with

disability face some problems in doing work but they are not incapable and incompetent at all.

In spite of their limited talent and power to work they can be made talented and useful by giving

them proper training, love, affection and encouragement. Keeping this view in mind Rampurhat

Spastics and Handicapped Society is providing different types of services to the persons with

disabilities of Birbhum district. The persons with disabilities and the Parents of the disabled

children started to change their negative attitude. From our practical experience we realize that

more disadvantages is the negative attitude of the people of our society towards the persons with

disability than their physical and mental barriers. Our organization is trying to change the

attitude of the people of our society through Awareness Camp, Seminar, different Workshops,

and World Disabled Day celebration since its inception. Our society provides services to the

persons with disability from the depth of the heart and made an example. As a result, in the year

2003-2004, we got National Award for the “Best Residential Care Centre”. It is an inspiration

before the organization. Each and every person of our society would accept that persons with

disabilities are inseparable parts of our society. They would realize that the persons with

disabilities are also human beings; they have right to live like other persons with full of dignity

and honour. They are the part and parcel of our society and family; they are our relatives. We

have to think that if we were handicapped in the course of time then we realized that it is not a

sin; it is not a diseases. So we have to take it as disability is our social problems. We trust that in

the near future all can unhesitatingly say that the traditional adverse mentality has been changed

and the society is now composed of barrier free environment and the persons with disability will

get social status.

We hope to continue our noble work and achievement and accelerate the present activities. I

want to convey my gratitude to the staff of this organization for their sincere hard work for

improvement of all the inmates and also convey our best wishes to the beneficiaries, and

guardians, members of the society and well wishers of „Rampurhat Spastics and Handicapped

Society‟.

We are very thankful to donors who have extended their helping hands for human resource

development. Our organization also extends its sincere thanks to Ministry of Social Justice and

Empowerment, National Trust, Dr. Asish Banerjee –Minister Edu.&Ayush, Benevolent

Foundation, NIMH Kolkata, NIMH Sekendrabad, NIOH Kolkata, Art of Living-Farakka Branch,

NTPC, Farakka, NTPC, Kahalgaon , SBI SAC-Kolkata Branch, the local administration, Indian

Institute of Cerebral Palsy, Commissioner for the Persons with Disability, Director of Social

Welfare, Government of West Bengal, D.M-Birbhum, D.C.P.O-Birbhum, S.D.O-Rampuhat and

B.D.O-Rampurhat-I +II for their active and valuable moral support.

“I made my life my monument”

…. Ben Johnson

Introduction of the Organization:

RAMPURHAT SPASTICS AND HANDICAPPED SOCIETY WERE ESTABLISHED ON 1995. IT

WAS INITIATED BY MR. NURUL ISLAM FROM THE FEELING OF A FATHER OF A CHILD WITH

SEVERELY MENTALLY CHALLENGED AND A CHILD SPECIALIST AS WELL AS SOCIAL WORKER

DR. MONORANJAN SARKAR BEING INSPIRED BY IICP, WITH THE HELP OF SOME PARENTS

AND SOME WELL MEANING PEOPLE OF OUR LOCALITY FORMED THIS ORGANIZATION. IT

WAS STARTED WITH THE AIM OF PROVIDING PHYSICAL MANAGEMENT, BASIC EDUCATION,

TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION TO THE CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. AT THE

INITIAL STAGE WE USED TO PROVIDE OPD AND HOME VISIT SERVICES ONE DAY IN A

WEEK. SPECIAL SCHOOL AND VOCATIONAL UNIT WERE INAUGURATED ON 26TH JULY,

1999. AT THE SAME TIME A RESIDENTIAL CARE CENTRE WAS STARTED ON THE

EXPERIMENTAL BASIS WITH FOUR BENEFICIARIES. FROM THE BEGINNING WE DEPENDED

ON PUBLIC DONATION. NATIONAL TRUST SPONSORED OUR RESIDENTIAL HOME FOR 20

BENEFICIARIES FROM 16TH APRIL, 2002 TO 31ST MARCH, 2005 UNDER REACH &

RELIEF SCHEME. THEN IT IS AGAIN SANCTIONED FROM 1ST APRIL, 2005 FOR NINE YEARS

UNDER THE SCHEME “SAMARTH”. NOW WE STARTED “GHARAUNDA” SCHEME

UNDER NATIONAL TRUST.

IN THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2006-07, THE MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND

EMPOWERMENT SPONSORED A SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR 39 BENEFICIARIES FROM 1ST JUNE,

2006 UNDER DEENDAYAL REHABILITATION SCHEME. THEN WE PROVIDED THESE

SERVICES ON AN AVERAGE 60 BENEFICIARIES RESPECTIVELY. IN THE YEAR 2016-17 WE

PROVIDED SERVICES TO 40 BENEFICIARIES. NOW WE ARE CONTINUING THESE SERVICES

WITH LITTLE BENEFICIARY FROM OUR OWN FUND.

The organizations provided services to the persons with disability with great

sincerity and responsibilities. As a result, in the year 2003-2004, The national Trust

gave National Award for the “Best Residential Care Centre” and The national

Trust gave a National Award to the secretary as a Best Parent in the year 2008-09.

In 2009-10, the National Trust awarded our institute as “Best Shelter Workshop”

and “Best Emerging Venture” in 2010-11 and the West Bengal Government gave

recognition to our organization as the “Best Institute” in the same year. Now the

organization has been reached at a significance place.

15th August Independance Day observation

Art of Living Farakka giving cloths to the beneficiaries

Our Aims and Objectives:

To provide permanent care for abandoned and destitute persons with disabilities.

To provide services to persons with disability whose family members are

willing to pay for good quality services.

To provide services to young persons with disability who need to stay

in group homes and independent living situations.

To create opportunities for family members to get respite time inorder to

fulfill other responsibilities.

To provide services to senior citizens with disability.

To provide early intervention, education and independent or

employment oriented training.

To provide rehabilitation & relief to persons with disability whose

families are unable or unwilling to support them any longer.

To provide man power development training.

To provide parents awareness training.

To empower the persons with disability so that they can live in their

family and in the Community.

To aware persons with disability about their rights and equal opportunities.

To merge the persons with disability into the mainstream of the Society.

To make the persons with disability Socio-economically independent.

To Support the parents and families of persons with disability in different ways.

To develop the staff of our organization by giving proper training.

To create the awareness against child labour, child marriage and Child Lost.

To provide services to missing child for restoration.

Types of Services provided:

At Present we provide services mainly to the persons with CP, MR, MD, Autism &

only vocational rehabilitation services are given to the persons with disability. The

different types of services provided by the organization are:

1. ASSESSMENT

*Physical& Functional

*Pre-Vocational& Vocational

2. SPECIAL EDUCATION

3. THERAPUTICAL SERVICCES

*Physiotherapy

*Behavior Modification

* Yoga Therapy

* Speech Therapy

4. MEDICAL SERVICE

* Free routine Cheek-up of all

Beneficiaries

5. TRANSPORT SERVICE

* School Car (Ambulance)

6. OTHERS

* Awareness Camp

*Parents orientation programme

* Home visit

*Vocational Training

*Permanent& Respite Care service

*OPD service

*Child Line Services

SPECIAL EDUCATION:

(Ashadeep Special School)

Our Organization has been running a Special School since July, 1999

named “ASHADEEP SPECIAL SCHOOL” for the child with Mentally

Challenged (MR & MD). It is worthwhile to mention here that our unit is the

only Special School for these children in the backward district of Birbhum.

Two types of services are provided namely, Non-Residential and Residential

set up. The total 12 nos. of staff are engaged in this service. The special

school runs Monday to Friday. We keep attention to the beneficiaries on

Physical Management, Behavioral Management & trying to achieve their

cognitive developments and personal, social activities for the children with

mental retardation and multiple disabilities. We trained up the students on

their educational & Prevocational area and give special inputs for the

improvement of the communication skills. We also try to integrate sense

organs by providing stimulation of music, light and touch through playing &

dancing etc. We have got success to develop some children mentally and

physically by providing them education and physiotherapy. We put into work

some children with Mental Retardation (MR) in different skills like kantha

stitching, tailoring, packet making, cooking and plantation that will facilitate

the process of rehabilitation in future.

We have been continuing this unit with the support of public donation from

its very beginning period. At last the ASHADEEP SPECIAL SCHOOL was

sanctioned in the financial year 2006-07 from 1st June, 2006 and the Ministry

of Social Justice & Empowerment sponsored for 39 beneficiaries under the

“DEEN DAYAL Rehabilitation Scheme”. In the year 2012-13 Ministry also

sanctioned grant-in-aid against 60 beneficiaries and the last year (2015-16)

we provided the services to the 40 beneficiaries. Presently we are continuing

these services from own fund due to non -availability of Govt. grants. Now

the organization has been reached at a signifidifficulties that is a challenge to

the teachers. Persons with disabilities are generally benefited from careful

approaches of special teachers/educators by way of precious teaching and

direct instructions. Precious teaching involves planning, using and analyzing

the effect of instruction techniques.

Class room Activity

Direct Instruction involves the following:

i) Assessment of students‟ characteristics;

ii) Instructional goals into short term objectives;

iii) Goal directed materials;

iv) Clear instructions;

v) Renforcement techniques;

vi) Monitors succès.

Keeping in mind the need of Inclusive Education the aim includes the

following:

l) To Provide the children an environment to grow, which is both warm and enriching

ii) To help the children for developing their basic skills to cope with day to day life.

iii)To help the children to develop skills which help them become self reliant in the long run.

iv) To help the children to develop in them a desirable attitude towards the society.

Beneficiaries enjoys

The main Objectives that the Unit ASHADEEP Special School has achieved

are:

1. providing the children with basic education help them how to conduct day to day living

situation in their life. This education includes developing a threefold skill to the children -

physical, social and financial according to the best of their ability.

2. Providing ongoing counseling sessions and therapy appropriate to the needs of the children.

3. Bringing about in the children a social alertness through various activities.

4. Helping the children excel in areas such as art and craft, drawing and painting, music and

dance and clay molding.

5. Developing in the children a love for learning by making a happy trip with the aids such as

computers and audio-visual devices.

6. Helping the children to develop pre-vocational skills like block printing, cooking, typewriting,

envelope making, making rachis, card and candles and decorative dais.

Rampuhat Commodities distributor distributes tiffin packet

RESIDENTIAL CARE CENTRE (“SAMARTH’’Centre Based):

(Ashirbad Relief Institute)

“After my death or in my illness who will take care of my child?”

From this concept a parent of a child with multiple disability started this

prolong care service centre named “ASHIRBAD RELIEF INSTITUTE” to

the four persons with disabilities at initial stage in the year of 1999.

ASHIRBAD RELIEF INSTITUTE is a residential Home for persons with

disability. In this unit we provide services to person with CP, MR, MD &

Autism. We started this unit with four children at initial stage in the year

1999 and the numbers of beneficiaries have been increasing gradually. This

unit was sponsored by “National Trust” from 16th April, 2002 to 31st March,

2005 for twenty beneficiaries under the “Reach and Relief Scheme”. In this

period we received “National Award” from the National Trust (Ministry of

Social Justice & Empowerment) for the “Best Residential Care Centre” for

the year 2003-2004 which is a great inspiration before the Organization.” The

National Trust awarded to the secretary as “Best parent” for the year 2008-

09.

The National Trust has launched the scheme “SAMARTH” Centre Based

Services from 1st April, 2005 for 9 (nine) years with the support of the

National Trust. The scheme has been fully completed. Now The National

trust has sanctioned new revised scheme „GHARAUNDA‟ in the year 2016-

17. We started the programme form April, 2016 with twenty beneficiaries.

The staff of the unit is comprises of qualified activity professional,

physiotherapist, trained caregivers, and a part time medical doctor. All the

staff has been sincerely providing services to the beneficiaries. We always try

to develop each beneficiary using his or her residual strength. We give

priority to increase their ability and self esteem to live independently as much

as possible. We do stress on their abilities by assessing their level of strength

on all developmental areas and evaluate their abilities at the interval of every

six months.

To maintain and develop in physical area we provide physiotherapy so

that beneficiaries may use their optimum strength. All the educable children

participate in educational session regularly. To makes them independent in

the area of daily living activity. Children are taken under planned programme

for the development in the areas of functional, social and emotional. They

participate in play session. Besides these we arrange regular vocational

training session for those who are fit for this level. We are successfully

running the project ARUNIM launched by the National Trust.

They are playing

O.P.D. & EARLY INTERVENTION CLINIC:

From the very beginning of the society, we have been continuing the “Out

Persons Department & Early Intervention” Clinic for the outsider‟s beneficiaries

with different disabilities. The services provided every Wednesday from 9 am. to 1

pm. A patient comes to our O.P.D clinic for their difficulties. Here we assess and

evaluate the client covering general information; birth histories, intellectual ability,

developmental and functional assessment, and therapeutic need assessment. After

assessment reports, a programme plan is made and the programme is demonstrated

to the parents for follow-up it at home. Where ever necessary appropriate referral

services are also provided to the family for obtaining proper services.

Besides this clinical service, we also provide home based services. Through this

unit we offer physical, educational, Behavioral management programmes by

identifying and assessing children. We also give moral support to parents through

parents counseling for their differently abele children.

COUNSELING PROGRAMME:

Counseling is a Psychological part of medical science, which is very helpful for a

frustrated man. Most of parents feel themselves guilty and accuse themselves for

their present situation and problems due to their unwanted condition with the child.

We believe that before doing any activities or programme with the child we should

make the parents mentally strong, so we try to make realize the real fact occurred

with them and if they wish to make their children develop then they have to take

the condition of their children as challenge. So, parent-counseling programme is

the vital part of disabilities.

Our President

Republic Day

PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES:

This programme is mainly focused on Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation with

motor problems, delay motor milestone, abnormal motor pattern and Loco motor

disability. After details assessment, we provided services to the beneficiary‟s

through physical & functional management within daily living activities. We

suggest or advice to the parents for providing some special furniture, assistive

devices, Aids and appliances to their children. Regular evaluation is done for the

next programmes. A qualified physiotherapist is involved in this work.

MEDICAL SERVICES:

Our doctor comes to our organization for check-up the beneficiaries at

regular interval. He also advice or consult about personal hygiene &care.

According to Doctor‟s suggestion/advice we take care of the beneficiaries. Any

emergency case we admitted the beneficiaries in Hospital.

HOME-BASED SERVICES: We also help them for getting disability certificates, concession certificate,

pension facilities and Legal Guardianship certificate etc. Besides these services we

aware them about their equal right of living in the society like other normal

persons and facilities that government provided for them.

Drawing Childline Log

Our beneficiary gave flower to martyr

VOCATIONAL TRAINING:

In our vocational training programme three units have been opened for the adult persons

with disability to make them socio-economically independent. At the same time the

organization is also benefited through this programme. The sub-units are:

(1) ‘KANTHA’ Stitching (2) Tailoring (3) Cooking and Catering This training is provided according to physical ability, educational qualification, family

background, and choice and rehabilitation requirement of the person with disability.

ARUNIM (Income Generating Unit):

We are running an income generating programme ARUNIM launched by the National

Trust in 2009-10. The workers are persons with disabilities, family members of the

disabled persons, siblings and marginalized group through this unit the persons with

disabilities and his/her family members can earn some money which is very useful to

them and it also helps them to be self-sufficient in the society.

Our SAMARTH beneficiaries enjoys lunch

NETWORKING SERVICE:

In our District we are the only organization which serves these four types of persons with disabilities (CP, MR, MD and Autism). Our institute is a member of the National Trust’s “Local Level Committee” of Birbhum District. Services are provided to the four types of disabilities in the District of Birbhum and the LLC take initiation for looking after these services. We assume much more sincerity is needed to implement the objectives of the National Trust in the whole district of Birbhum. We are providing networking services in some organization of our district and other district of west Bengal.

Celebration Nataji Birth Day

AWARENESS PROGRAMMES:

To aware the people of our community and the family of the persons with disability, we frequently organize awareness programmes, identification camp, rally, workshop, parents meeting or parent training programmes, Cultural Programmes or World Disability Day Celebration and Seminars. In our awareness programmes we try to involve area wise block officers, panchayat pradhans or members and resource persons. Every year we celebrate Independence Day, Republic Day, Rabindra joyanti, Netaji joyanti and Saraswarati Puja. Besides this we also organize different awarness programme, games and sports, dance competition and song competition etc, to enhance and encourage the working power of the persons with disability.

Observation on World Disable Day

CHILD LINE SERVICES: CHILDLINE is a national 24 hours free phone emergency outreach service for children in need of care and protection. It responds to needs of children and links them to long-term services. The CHILDLINE 1098 is a toll free number that is common in all cities in India. CHILDLINE is currently operational in India. This project is supported by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Govt. of India. We works all over the Rampur hat Sub-division. In this year we provided services to 118 cases in deferent ways i.e. emotional support and guidance, medical, shelter, protection from abuse and restoration. We organized seminar at Nalhat-I & Murarai-I. Govt. officials, ICDS workers, Teachers, Asha Karmee and Many people were took part in this programme. The child line service is very important for distress, orphan, addicted, abuse and homeless child. Child line team works attentively when a child was rescued and back to his/ her family or rehabilitee of the society

Seminar on Child Line at Nalhat-I

List OF Professionals & Staff:

SLNo. Name of Staff Post Qualifications

1. Riajul Islam Principal (i) B.A. ii) B. Ed.( MR) (iii) Training on CBR Coordinator

. (iv) Training of Care Givers (v )Training on Consultative

. . Volunteer Management (vi) Training on Entrepreneurship

2 Dr. M. Sarkar Doctor (i) MBBS

3. Buddhudeb Mondal Physiotherapist (i) B.P.T. (B.U)

4. Narayan Ch. Das Musical Instructor (i)VIII pass (ii) Diploma in Sangeet

. . iii)Awarded Sangeet Bivak

5. Fulmoni Mondal vocational Instructor ( i) M.P. (ii) RCI Bridge Course on MR .

. (ii) Diploma in Tailoring

6. Azizul Sk Ayah/ Hostel Assistant (i) VIII Pass

7. Asima BIbi Ayah/ Hostel Asstiant (i) IV Pass

8. . Zinna Bibi Cook (i) Naba Sakshar

9. Tulina Khatun Kitchen Assistant (i) Naba Sakshar

10. Runa Laila Caregiver (i) B.A.Pass

. (ii) Certificate in Training of Caregiver.

11. Suren Mondal Caregiver (i) B.A.Pass

. (ii) Certificate in Training of Caregiver.

12. Jamiruddin Caregiver (i) M.P..Pass

.. (ii) Certificate in Training of Caregiver.

13. Narsia Khatun Team Leader (i) B.A.Pass

14. Nurmahammad Team Member (Child line) (i) H.S. Pass

15 Shaebul Sk Team Member (Child line) (i) H.S. Pass

16. Quamarunnehar Munsi Team Member (Child line) (i) B.A.Pass

17. Prince Sk Team Member (Child line) (i) B.A.Pass

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rampurhat Spastics & Handicapped Society could not have been formed but for the support of our friends, well-

wishers, donors and administration. Many people of our District and state have encouraged us and supported this

journey from the bottom of their heart. We have tried to put down the names and best of wishes to the following:

1. Ministry of Social Justice& Empowerment of Govt. of India 39. B.D.O. Rampurhat (I & II)

2. National Trust, Govt. of India 40. B.W.O, Rampurhat (I &II)

3. Rehabilitation Council of India 41. uperintendent, Rampurhat S. D.

. Hospital

4. Ministry of Women & Child Devlopment, Govt. of India 42. A.C.M.O.H, Rampur hat

5. Social Welfare Dept. Govt. of West Bengal 43. MLA Rampurhat Kendra

6. Commissioner for the PwDs of Delhi 44. S.B.I. Officers’ Union, Rampur hat

7. Commissioner for the persons with Disability W.B. 45. Principal, Rampurhat College,

8. Benevolent Foundation, New Delhi 46. J.L.Vidyabhaban, Rampurhat

9. Action for Autism, New Delhi 47. Rampurhat Girls’ HS chool,Rampur hat

10. ARUNIM, Delhi 48. High School for Girls, Rampur hat

11. NIMH, Secundrabad 49. All the parents of persons with

. Disabilities

12. N.I.M.H., N.I.O.H., N.I.H.H., Kolkota 50 All well wishers & Donors

13. Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy. Kolkata 51. Bengal Chemist & Druggist Association

14. SANCHAR, Kolkota 52. Child Line India Foundation

15. Monovikas Kendra, Kolkota

16. SBI-, Kolkata

17. Society for Mental Health Care, Katwa, Burdwan

18.. NTPC Farakka

19. PUBARUN DISHA, Farakka

20. The Art of Living, Farakka Branch

21. NTPC, Kahalgon

22. A.A.D.I., New Delhi

23. Berhampore Spastic Society, Berhampore

24. Elmhirst Institute, Bolpur

25. D. M. Birbhum

26. A. D. M. Birbhum

27. D.S.W.O. Birbhum

28. D.C.P.O, Birbhum

29. S.P.Birbhum

30. D.P.O. of D.P.E.P. & S.S.M., Birbhum

31. D.P.O., ICDS, Birbhum

32. C.M.O.H., Birbhum

33. Sabhadhipati, Birbhum Zelaparishad

34. D.L.R.O., Birbhum

35. S.D.O. Rampurhat,

36. Sabhapati, Rampurhat Block I & II

37. Chairman, Rampurhat Municipality

38. B.L.R.O. Rampurhat-I

Rampurhat Spastics and Handicapped Society

Chandmary Uttarpally, Ward No-13.

P.O.& P.S. Rampurhat, Dist.- Birbhum, West Bengal

GENERAL FUND

Receipts& Payments A/C for the year ended on 31st March, 2015

Receipts Amount

Rs.

Payments Amount

Rs.

To Opening Balance b/d

Cash in hand Rs. 3398.55

Cash at Bank Rs. 3835.68

" Donation Received

" Received from MDM

" Bank Interest

" Membership Subscription

" Grant Received from SSM, Birbhum

" Loan from Secretary

7234.23

875250.00

8688.00

484.00

14070

26000.00

2000.00

933726.23

By Loan to Special School

" Loan to Relief Institute

" Conveyance & Traveling

" Printing & Stationery

" Misc. Expenses

" Postage & Telegraph

" O/ S Audit fees

" Bank Charges

" News Paper

" Spl. School Maintenance

" Office Expenses foe Spl. School

" Loan to ARUNIM

" Building Expenses

" Loan to MD M

" Loan to Child Line

" Repayment of Loan to Secretary

" Closing Balance c/d

Cash at Bank Rs. 2763.28

Cash in hand Rs. 625.55

384408.00

406050.00

7195.00

5150.00

1909.00

499.00

14607.00

183.40

1898.00

23417.00

2833.00

5618.00

59437.00

2809.00

1124.00

13200.00

3388.23

933726.23

Our Visitors Page

“Doing good work. Needs to expand and further improve. Needs support.”

---- Dr. Rakesh Jhalani, NIOH, Kolkata

“No words are enough to praise and appreciate the work of the organization. It

is great example of social service dedicated to the cause of humanity”

--- Joby Thomas K (IPS), SDPO-Rampurhat

“Wonderful institute. The secretary is personally gathered with this institute.

Visited and overwhelmed by handworks by the inhabitants”

-----Supriyo Das, S.D.O-Rampurhat

Counseling to mother for her child problem

RAMPURHAT CHANDMARY, UTTARPALLY, WARD NO-13

BIRBHUM, W.B, PIN-731224

MOB- 9002896583