SATYA ANNUAL REPORT

Satya Annual Report 2006-07-08

SATYA (AN NGO) INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL WORK MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH, JAIPUR

SATYA ANNUAL REPORT

IMPACT 2006-2007

2007-2008

Satya, An NGOINSTITUTE OF SOCIAL WORK MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH

State Office: A-14, Janta Store, Axis Bank-ATM Building (Third Floor),University Marg, Bapu Nagar, Jaipur 302 015

Tel: 91-141—4025672, Mobile: 9351325672, 9351472727



Fax: 0141-2719066, Email: [email protected] : www.satyaanngo.org

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CONTENTS

From the Chairman

About Us

Satya in Action (2006-2007)

Satya in Action (2007-2008)

Activities throughout Years (2006-2008)

Financial Details (2006-2008)

The Satya Team

Associations & Collaborations

Orgnogram

Infrastructure

Satya ‘At A Glance’

Satya Invites You!



FROM THE CHAIRMAN

It’s a matter of great pleasure for me to introduce the SATYA annualreport of the year 2006-2007and 2007-2008. The year has been ofimmense growth for our organization and contributed significantly to thesociety with our commitment to its social responsibility, professionalworking and devotion to the noble cause.

Carrying forward to the activities of the last year, during this year,SATYA has made commendable efforts in promotion of rurallivelihoods, Health & Hygiene, HIV-AIDS awareness, child welfareactivities, Solid waste management, PG Degree Course in Master of socialWork programme and NGOs Project Consultancy in Rajasthan. Theefforts made by SATYA through trainings, research and survey, activityreports, and consultative dialogues have opened up greater opportunitiesand have contributed to development of larger vision for Child welfare,livelihood generation and community participation in the state.

Our on-going association with the Government of Rajasthan,Government of India and the relationship that SATYA has withDepartment of Social Justice & Empowerment, GOR, National Instituteof Social Defense, New Delhi, GOI; Central Adoption Resource Agency,New Delhi, GOI; Rajasthan High Court Juvenile Welfare Committee,GOR, RUIDP, Center for Micro-finance, IIHMR, Rajasthan States AIDScontrol Society, Entrepreneurship Management and DevelopmentInstitute, Jaipur Municipal Corporation, Rajasthan Mission on Livelihoodand many other have all been crucial for our initiatives. I thank them allfor their confidence in SATYA and look forward to a continuedassociation.

I would like to take the opportunity to mention special thanks for thesupport provided by various Organizations, our resource persons and



other experts who have been guiding our various programmes. We aregrateful to them for their commitment towards the greater cause.

I also take this opportunity to congratulate the staff of SATYA who hasdedicated their efforts towards larger and long term objectives of theorganization.

I like to extend my sincere gratitude towards the communities, whom weserve, for providing their consistent support in all our developmentalendeavors.

Finally, I would like to underline that building accountability not anongoing process. We look forward to your valuable advice, guidance, andindulgence to enable us institutionalize accountability within ourorganization, in our endeavors, and the larger objectives of the SATYA.

(Sanjay Agarwal)Chairman



Dear Respected,

SATYA invites you to contribute yourself to social world forgreat noble cause and join our family. Associatemembership whereas provides a platform to individualperformance creating a social ideal, organization gets richerin its capacities and expertise. We take pride for each otherand complement in totality.

‘Satya Associate Membership’gives you an opportunityto fulfill your unmet desires…share yourself with others for humanity…to realize untold pleasures.

Thankfully!!! Not all decisions are difficult…Join hands with us…

“Satya”

AcknowledgementSATYA SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS

Government PARTNERS



Department of Social Justice &Empowerment (SJED), GOR

National Institute of SocialDefense (NISD), GOI

Central Adoption ResourceAuthority CARA), GOI

Juvenile Welfare Committee,Rajasthan High Court, GOR

Rajasthan Mission onLivelihood, GOREntrepreneurship Management &Development Institute

Department of Police, GOR

Jaipur Municipal Corporation,GOR

Public Health EngineeringDepartment, GOR

Rajasthan Urban InfrastructureDevelopment Program, GOR



National AIDS ControlOrganization

Private PARTNERSN K Buildcon Pvt. Ltd.

Monitoring and ResearchSystem

Vinayaka Missions University

Liberty Hospital

Manu Hospital

Bank of Rajasthan

Axis Bank (UTI Bank)



Oriental Bank of Commerce

Pooja Properties

Agarwal Timbers

NGO PARTNERSSatyam Sansthan

India Development Coalitionof America, Chicago

Center for Micro-finance

A unit of Pratham



MEDIA PARTNERSDoor Darshan

Bhaskar TV

Rajasthan Patrika

Dainik Bhaskar

Hindustan Times

Mahaka BharatDaily news

ABOUT US

SATYA is a non-political, non-profit secular voluntary organization.SATYA believes in effective social networking of available and requisiteresources, through integrated planning and community participation.SATYA aims at an all-inclusive human development.

SATYA is inspired by upholding truth in all its endeavors to targetharmonious human development for all sections and strata of the society.It operates through a set combination strategy, which includes research,interpretation of findings, designing practical strategies and effectiveimplementation to achieve desired goals.

SATYA as a concept has evolved since 1997, and been active since 2001.It was formally registered in 2004, under the Rajasthan Societies



Registration Act, 1958. SATYA has a strong team network ofexperienced professionals, specialists, intelligentsia, and researchers.SATYA is presently working in the state of Rajasthan. Our programmesare primarily based in the districts of Alwar, Jaipur, Kota, Dausa,Bhilwara,Ajmer, Bharatpur,Ganganagar,Sawaimadhopur, and Tonkincluding the rural belts of Chomu and Chaksu.

The organization believes in providing a concrete platform to worktowards an integrated development model. It explores grassroots levelrealities, through intensive teamwork approach, need assessment studies,baseline surveys, and research. The in-depth insight thus gained helps usto verify and recognize the problems, and function as motivator andfacilitator in creating an enabling environment. The organization tries todiagnose the root cause of the problems amidst different sections of thesociety for effective planning and future course of action.

The VisionThe Satya accepts democratic ideals in practice, while working withpeople. It recognizes equality, social justice, freedom, continuousdevelopment, self-enrichment, and participation as its core values.

To strive for an untruth free social order where a harmoniouslyintegrated and nature-friendly human development is realized forone and all.



The MissionTo strengthen and develop human resources that acts upon true,real, and right direction, ultimately nurturing the bonds of thecommunity spirit and social justice, creating peace and harmony,and striving for sustainable human development.To develop character and skills, and health and education ofhuman being, and to safeguard environmental factors inprotection of the truth and the nature through awareness, training,motivation, research, and action.To provide effective network of coordinated planning, training,research, action, and implementation.

The ObjectivesIntegrated development of any field relevant to society throughhuman development by creating desired resources, utilizingavailable resources, and performing combined efforts into action.



SATYA IN ACTION2006-2007



SATYA IN ACTION: ANNUAL REPORT

CHILD WELFARE

Juvenile Delinquency

A one day State Level Seminar on JuvenileDelinquency was organized with an objectiveto facilitate the effective implementation ofJuvenile Justice (Care and Protection ofChildren) Act, 2000 and special care andsensitive attention required in dealing withjuvenile delinquents i.e. ‘Children in Conflictwith Law’ as mentioned in the Act andCapacity-Building through knowledgedissemination on theoretical and behavioralaspects, generating awareness on the issueon state level.

This State Level Seminar was organized withthe humble intervention of

Juvenile Welfare Committee underHon’ble Rajasthan High Court,JaipurRajasthan State Social Justice &Empowerment Department, GOR,Jaipur

withSATYA (An NGO) Institute ofSocial Work Management &Research, Jaipur.

The seminar was organized in two sessionsi.e. morning session and evening session.Souvenir and posters on JuvenileDelinquency were released on the occasion.Group discussion of CWC and NGOs,police personnel, and Judicial members wereorganized results, problems raised,

VENUE: Bhagawat Singh Mehta

Auditorium, HCM-RIPA, JLN Road,Jaipur

On the dais: Mr. S. C. Derashri, Mr. C.P. Singh, Mr. Rajendra Chaudhary, Sh.

O. P. Gahlotra, Sh. Bhagirath, Dr.Sanjay Agarwal, Dr. Jyotsana Rajvanshi

On the dais: Hon’ble Justice Dr. ArijitPasayat, Judge, Hon’ble Justice S. N. Jha,Hon’ble Union Minister Law & JusticeSh. H. R. Bhardwaj; Hon’ble Minister Sh.



recommendations and suggestions proved tobe very insightful and meaningful.

Madan Dilawar; and Hon’ble Justice Sh.Shiv Kumar Sharma

Participants at the Seminar

Principal secretary Ms. Asha Singh,Chairperson social welfare board Ms.Saroj Kumari, Director SWD S. C.Derashree, NGO members, Judicialofficers, advocates, and other at theseminar

The Participants in this Seminar from allover Rajasthan were –

Chief Judicial Magistrates (CJM)Members of Child WelfareCommittees (CWC)Members of Juvenile Justice Board(JJB)Department of Social Justice &Empowerment Officers andMembersDistrict Child OfficersPolice Officers from Department ofPolice, GORProbation Officers, Destitute HomeManagers, and observation HomesIn-ChargePeople from NGOsDoctors, psychiatrists, andpediatriciansOthers

All the participants were distributedcertificates of participation.



Juvenile Justice (care and Protection of Children) Act 2000(Jaipur & UDAIPUR)

A 3-day state level training were organized with anobjective to facilitate the effective implementation ofJuvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act,2000 and Capacity-Building through knowledgeDissemination on theoretical and behavioral aspects,generating awareness on the issue on state level indistricts of Jaipur and Udaipur.

Venue of Training Program:Indira Gandhi Panchayati Raj

Sansthan, JLN road, Jaipur

ON THE DAIS: Hon’ble ministerSh. Madan Dilawar, Hon’ble Minister

Sh. Kalulal Gurjar, PrincipalSecretary Ms. Asha Singh, social

welfare director S. C. Derashree, andother revered guests

The Objective-To orient and sensitize participants about JJA,to create an understanding about role andresponsibilities of CWC, JJBTo acquaint and facilitate the participants aboutthe process of juvenile courts and police in JJATo create awareness regarding adoption, fostercare, and rehabilitation and others related issuesTo orient participants the role and importanceof gender sensitization, child trafficking andvictimization

The Participants of this training were –Members of Child Welfare CommitteesMembers of Juvenile Justice BoardSocial Welfare Department Officers andMembersDistrict Child OfficersPeople from NGOs, andPolice officers from Department ofPolice, Rajasthan

In last, Dr. Giriraj, Dy. Director, NISD and Dr.Sanjay Agarwal, Chairman, Satya, An NGO tookthe session on “Problem solving session andconcluding” where people put their Queries,Comments, Suggestions and problem solvingDiscussion was carried out.

CJM Sh. Rajendra Chowdharydelivering session lecture, on the daiswith Dr. Sanjay Agarwal, Chief child

officer Sh. Bhagirath, Chiefcoordinator Program



Dr. Sanjay Agarwal, Chairman, Satyaand Dr. Giriraj, Dy. Director, NISDdistributed certificates to participants

Adoption

ON THE DAIS: Hon’ble Minister Sh. KalulalGurjar, former Justice and Governor Sh. N L

Tiberawal, Social Welfare director S. C.Derashree, Chairman satya Dr. Sanjay

Agarwal, S. K. Mishra, CARA, and otherrevered guests

A 2-day state-level orientation program onadoption was organized by SATYA (AnNGO) Jaipur with State Social WelfareDepartment, Government of Rajasthan andsponsored by Central Adoption ResourceAgency, Ministry of Women & ChildDevelopment, and Government of India on11-12 January, 2007.

This Orientation Program is organized with anobjective to sensitize and train the stakeholdersunder the program “National Initiative onAdoption” and Capacity-Building throughknowledge Dissemination on theoretical andbehavioral aspects, generating awareness on theissue on state level-

To promote domestic adoption in thecountry and regulate inter-country adoptionTo orient and sensitize participants aboutAdoption process, etc.To provide adequate knowledge, skills, andmotivation to all stake holders of theadoption program about the policy andprocedure of adoption and related matters asprovided under JJ act.

Open Discussion: Listening toparticipants’ opinion and problems

Hon’ble Minister Mr. Madan Dilawarand Well known Social Worker Mr.

The Participants of this Orientation Programwere –

Professional Social Workers / AdoptionagenciesMembers of Child Welfare Committees,Juvenile Justice FunctionariesSocial Welfare Department Officers andMembers



Shyamlal Agarwal DistributingCertificates to the Participants

District Child OfficersNGOs, and Police officers fromDepartment of Police, Rajasthan.Pediatricians from Govt. Hospitals

JJ Act and Child welfare:

S. No. Name of Program Location No. ofBeneficiaries

1. Three day state level training programmeon Juvenile Justice Act

Jaipur 60

2. Three day state level training programmeon Juvenile Justice Act

Udaipur 60

3. Two day state level orientation programon Adoption

Jaipur 70

4. One day state level seminar on JuvenileDelinquency

Jaipur 250-300

OUTCOMERecommendations

Need of ACA was felt and recommended in the State of Rajasthan

Periodically and regularly organizing training and orientationprograms for State and central government functionaries for JJ act2004Desirable infrastructure for office accommodation and otherrequirements for CWCs and JJBs in the stateNeed to have JJB in all the districts of Rajasthan so as to makeimplementation proper and timely.

CommitmentsChairman of SATYA Dr. Sanjay Agarwal showed interest inestablishing ACA (Adoption Coordinating Agency) to facilitateadoption process, promote domestic adoption, and createawareness in Rajasthan.Chairman of SATYA Dr. Sanjay Agarwal and Dr. JyotsanaRajvanshi, Chief Coordinator Program, SATYA & AssociateProfessor, IDS-J assured to organize such training and orientationprograms regularly with assistance of State Social WelfareDepartment



The State Minister for Social welfare Mr. Madan Dilawar ensuredparticipants that he will look into the matter seriously and therewill be no such problem in future.The Director of Social Welfare Sh. S. C. Derashree ensured thatJJBs in all the districts will be formed within the month coming tofacilitate the process and proper implementation.

Satya is further planning to establish Child Guidance Center, Childline,establishing ACA in the state of Rajasthan for streamlining the adoptionprocesses and related things, organizing more seminars on the issue, andfurther facilitating the implementation of JJ act.



HEALTH & HYGIENEHealthcare facility is one of essential and fundamental requirement tohuman being where lots of efforts are required. Satya has its socialcollaboration with Liberty Hospital, Mansarovar, Jaipur which have itsown team of expert doctors and other allied staff.

HIV-AIDS Counseling CenterSatya in collaboration with ‘Rajasthanstate Aids control society’ has establishedHIV-AIDS Counseling Center in thecampus of Liberty Hospital where weorganize activities on HIV-AIDSawareness through camps, etc. and alsoorganized camps in Teetaria village andKapurawala panchayat.

HIV-AIDS Testing & Counseling Beneficiaries

S .No.

Month Testing Counseling Remarks

1. April 60 1902. May 65 1183. June 52 1654. July 54 1445. August 59 1656. September 61 1767. October 58 1808. November 54 1769. December 55 15510. January 60 17311. February 42 16912. March 59 210

TOTAL 679 2021

The beneficiaryincluded outdoorpatients, surgerypatients in thehospital andc o m m u n i t ymembers. In testing,2 people fromFatehpur Sikar werefound HIV Positiveand were referred toSMS hospital.



Satya-Liberty Health cardSatya has inaugurated a health card schemefor the poor people in the area where theperson is provided a health card for aperiod of one year and after that the personcoming to the hospital is provided expertdoctor counseling and medicines at thenominal cost of Rs 10. Satya has distributedaround 3258 cards in the area andapproximately 2300 people came for theconsultation and treatment.

Satya-liberty health campsMega Health CampsWe have conducted free health checkupcamps in campus of Liberty hospital,Mansarovar to provide expert counselingand advanced testing facilities to the poorpeople and provided medicines free of costso that they also have access to the essentialhealthcare facilities. In the camp, more than2000 patients were benefited.



Blood Donation CampSatya with liberty hospital organized Blooddonation camp in the hospital campuswhere people were encouraged to donateblood to save the life of others and alsogiven information about myths and factsabout blood donation. In all, 25 units ofblood was collected in the camp.



Jaipur Military Station conservancy services & Door to doorGarbage collection

SATYA is processing to implement aspecialized health and hygiene program forthe residents of military area, in the vicinityof Jaipur. It is being initiated with the solidwaste management through door-to-doorsegregated waste collection in the area forfurther eco-friendly procedures, recycling,and by-production. This is likely to beclubbed together with more welfare anddevelopmental activities.

TrainingSatya organized training and briefing forthe administrative staff of Army on “SolidWaste Management Rules 2000 and ItsImplementation” to make them understandand oriented towards the serious andpractical implementation and theimportance of the rules. During thetraining, Area Commander R. S.Bhandari, Sub-area commander Mr.Lalotra, SSO conservancy services, etc.were also present.

For implementation of any act or rules, it isessential that the implementing agency orauthority as well as beneficiary have itsknowledge and know-how in behavioralmanner.

Awareness and Satya Efforts: an efforttoward health & Hygiene



Ward 20/door to doorThe task of solid waste and garbage collection isbeing executed, at the behest of the municipalcorporation (JMC), in civil areas as ward #20 ofJaipur.

The Satya experience is open to be replicated inadvanced urban and rural infrastructuredevelopment, alongwith the government, andalso as mandated by the Hon’ble SupremeCourt.

People actively participating in thesolid waste management program

NGO RESOURCE CENTERThe centre caters to the needs and requirements of the NGOs, by waysof capacity building the human resources, systems integration, and projectservices.

Survey and Research

We provide services and expertise of our consultants for various researchprojects and survey-data collection for various departments and we havemade a remarkable progress in field of survey and research.

Satya has conducted in-house study on the ‘Vacuum between Police and Public’for the Department of Police in the Jaipur City.Satya has also conducted ‘SHG Impact Assessment Study’ for ‘Center forMicro-Finance’, IIHMR, Jaipur.Satya has conducted the field survey and report on Solid WasteManagement-Waste Generation alongwith N K Buildcon Pvt. Ltd. For JaipurMunicipal Corporation.



LIVELIHOOD GENERATIONEMI-RMoL training TeetariaSatya organized Entrepreneurship developmenttraining programme in the panchayat for poor,literate-illiterate unemployed youth under the aegisof Rajasthan mission on livelihood (RMol) with thesupport of Entrepreneurship Development andManagement Institute (EMI), Jaipur. A 45-daytechnical practical hands-on training on “Repair andMaintenance of Domestic Electrical Appliances”was organized and behavioral, business andenterprise management inputs were also given.

Apart from this activity, “Satya Institute of socialwork Management & Research” has developedstudy material- inputs on behavioral, business andenterprise management especially designed andprepared for such students / Trainees.

Self-Employment Training:Making people stand

Independent

In-house Vocational Training ProgramSatya organized a camp vocational training programin the village to the unemployed youth on‘household wiring’ for 30 days in Teetaria Panchayatvillage under its ‘Ek Gram Ek Sanstha’ program.

EMI-RMoL Training Kapurawala

Skill development training: womenempowerment

A-45 day short term skill development trainingwas organized also in Kapurawala panchayatvillage on “Cutting & Tailoring” to the poor andunemployed women living in the village with anobjective of livelihood generation and womenempowerment under the aegis of Rajasthanmission on livelihood (RMoL) with the supportof Entrepreneurship Development andManagement Institute (EMI), Jaipur.

In-house Vocational Training ProgramSatya organized a camp vocational training program



in the village to the unemployed women on ‘Cuttingand tailoring’ for 30 days in Kapurawala Panchayatvillage under its ‘Ek Gram Ek Sanstha’ program.

The feedback data - inputs from the trainees enabled us to beoverwhelmed that verifies the significant and remarkable success of thetraining programme.

Livelihood Programs: An OverviewS. No. Place Trade No. of beneficiaries1. Teetaria Repair of domestic

electrical appliances22

2. Teetaria Household wiring 233. Kapurawala Cutting & Tailoring 244. Kapurawala Cutting & Tailoring 22

EK GRAM EK SANSTHASatya has adopted Panchayat village Teetaria, Chaksu Block andKapurawala Panchayat village, sanganer block under ‘Ek Gram, EkSanstha’ programme under district development programme of districtcollector. Under this, organization is nominated to work in 17 enlistedareas for overall integrated development of the Panchayat.

PANCHAYAT DETAILSName of panchayat village TeetariaBlock Chakshu, JaipurTotal no. of wards 13No. of villages 6 – Teetaria, Shrikrishanpura, Brijnathpura,

Devkishanpura, Satkishanpura, BhojandTotal population 6000Voters 3200Main occupation 80% of population is engaged in agriculture

(major crops are mustard and millet) andrest of 20% in secondary and tertiarysectors.

Per capita income Approx. 1400/-Demand sectors Dairy, Animal Husbandary,

Vermi-compost, as well as agricultureFields that require attention Water conservation, Health, Education



SATYA has evolved an innovative SATYA SOCIAL NETWORKINGCOMMITTEE to associate and collaborate with the people, variouscommunities, and the government to enhance various developmentalendeavors. The Committee strives to strengthen and promote livelihoodand community development through continuous process of socialnetworking, and thereby creating an environment for social andattitudinal change to improve the quality of human life.

License Camp TeetariaA mega license camp was organized in Teetaria panchayat village incoordination with RTO authorities wherein people were benefited a lot asthey got the opportunity to make their license at their doorstep.Approximately 200 people were benefited in all.

Water project TeetariaSatya welcomed “Jal chetana Rath Yatra: KisanMahotsava” (Water Awareness Campaign)of State Government (Rajasthan, India) inpanchayat and encouraged and motivatedvillagers for maximum participation.Satya make community realize itsimportance with the help of awarenessgeneration and knowledge disseminationthrough documentary on waterconservation and rainwater harvesting,demonstrating methods and techniquesfor water harvesting to villagers.

Community Participation: Listening tothe Message

Satya encouraged communityparticipation through digging andremoving filth from village pond withaim of harvesting rainwater throughhundreds of people willingly offered



Saving Every Drop of Rainwater! - AnEffort

‘SHRMDAN’ (free labour work) bySatya Social Networking Committee-water committee on behalf oforganizational initiatives.

Village Info CenterSatya established “Information andGuidance Center” in the village wherevillagers can get information and advicerelated to health, education, agriculture, bankloan, employment, insurance, etc.Further plan is to strengthen the Centre byproviding more facility so as to get instantinfo and to ensure expansion of horizon ofgathering and delivering information. Right to Information- Strengthening

Community

Information and Guidance Center

S.No.

Subject ofQuery/Counseling

No. of beneficiaries Remarks

1. Loan/credit 1622. Insurance 2413. Livestock management 2004. Agriculture 2015. Education 2106. Employment/business/job 3427. Health/vaccination 1818. General/miscellaneous 406

Appropriate adviceand guidance givenand referred to theconcernedperson/department.

TOTAL 1943** Number of beneficiary signifies number of queries and one may havemultiple queries.



Social Justice

Case Reconciliation in Vidhayakpuri:Police Personnel with Satya Display

Board

Satya is working for Case Reconciliationand has already has solved 40 cases ofdomestic violence and others of complexnature. Satya has developed Police PublicCoordination Committee in ThanaVidhayakpuri.



SATYA A STEP AHEAD2007-2008



HEALTH & HYGIENEHealthcare facility is one of essential and fundamental requirement tohuman being where lots of efforts are required. Satya has its socialcollaboration with Liberty Hospital, Mansarovar, Jaipur which have itsown team of expert doctors and other allied staff.

Urban health CentreSlum areas of the Jaipur city, where proper facilities are notavailable as pilot Project Satya launched at Jhalana Kacchi Basti

Satya Urban health center

(Diagnosis and Treatment of Physical Health issues of People)

(A CSR MODEL)

World AIDS Day Celebrations, 2007

HIV-AIDS COUNSELING CENTERSatya in collaboration with ‘Rajasthan State Aids control society’ hasestablished HIV-AIDS Counseling Center in the campus of LibertyHospital where we organize activities on HIV-AIDS awareness throughcamps, etc. we organized camp for awareness generation andinformation dissemination and helping to remove stigma anddiscrimination attached with HIV-AIDS.



JAIPUR CITY

We organized awareness campaign onHIV-AIDS on world AIDS day targetingthe youth of the city. We organizedcamp at University Campus where morethan 500 students got informationregarding various aspects of HIV-AIDS.We stick various posters and banners atvarious places and stickers on vehicles.Youth were guided to go to ICTC andget more information regardingHIV-AIDS, testing, and counseling.

Student/youth accessing information

Satya-Liberty Health cardSatya has inaugurated a health cardscheme for the poor people in thearea where the person is provided ahealth card for a period of one yearand after that the person coming tothe hospital is provided expertdoctor counseling and medicines atthe nominal cost of Rs 10. Satya hasdistributed around 3258 cards in thearea and approximately 2300 peoplecame for the consultation andtreatment.



Satya-liberty health campsBlood Donation CampSatya with liberty hospital organizedBlood donation camp in the hospitalcampus where people were encouragedto donate blood to save the life ofothers and also given informationabout myths and facts about blooddonation. In all, 25 units of blood wascollected in the camp.



Jaipur Military Station conservancy services & Door to doorGarbage collection

SATYA is processing to implement aspecialized health and hygiene program forthe residents of military area, in the vicinityof Jaipur. It is being initiated with the solidwaste management through door-to-doorsegregated waste collection in the area forfurther eco-friendly procedures, recycling,and by-production. This is likely to beclubbed together with more welfare anddevelopmental activities.

Awareness and Satya Efforts: an efforttoward health & Hygiene

NGO RESOURCE CENTERThe centre caters to the needs and requirements of the NGOs, by waysof capacity building the human resources, systems integration, and projectservices.



Survey and Research

We provide services and expertise of our consultants for various researchprojects and survey-data collection for various departments and we havemade a remarkable progress in field of survey and research.Socio- economic survey of all Kacchi basties of Kishangarh andGanganagar district have undergone the data collection work for thepurpose of identifying total number of Kaccha houses within the slumareas for infrastructure development plan.

LIVELIHOOD GENERATIONIn-house Vocational Training ProgramSatya organized a camp vocational trainingprogram in the village to the unemployedyouth on ‘household wiring’ for 30 days inTeetaria Panchayat village under its Ek GramEk Sanstha program.

EK GRAM EK SANSTHASatya has adopted Panchayat village Teetaria, Chaksu Block andKapurawala Panchayat village, sanganer block under ‘Ek Gram, EkSanstha’ programme under district development programme of districtcollector. Under this, organization is nominated to work in 17 enlistedareas for overall integrated development of the Panchayat.



PANCHAYAT KNOWLEDGE HUB

Satya established “Information andGuidance Center” in the village wherevillagers can get information and advicerelated to health, education, agriculture,bank loan, employment, insurance, etc.Further plan is to strengthen the Centreby providing more facility so as to getinstant info and to ensure expansion ofhorizon of gathering and deliveringinformation.

Right to Information- StrengtheningCommunity

CHAKSU BLOCK

Satya has adopted Panchayat villageTeetaria, Chaksu Block under ‘EkGram, Ek Sanstha’ programme underdistrict development programme ofdistrict collector. Under this,organization is nominated to work in17 enlisted areas for overall integrateddevelopment of the Panchayat.

We celebrated “Exhibition &Awareness Week” on World AIDSday in Teetaria (include 6 villages) tocreate intensive awareness andmobilize towards referring to ICTCsalongwith ‘Red Ribbon Express’volunteers targeting youth -

NGO coordinator describing HIV-AIDS



(a) Exhibition through IECmaterials (Posters, Banner,Danglers, etc.) in Schoolcampus within village

(b) Awareness camp(Distribution of IECmaterial By SatyaVolunteers )

(c) Information regardingregular blood donation,causes and precautions ofHIV-AIDS, referring toICTC (integrated counselingand testing center) forfurther information, testingand counseling.

Village adolescent girls participation inexhibition



Poverty Alleviation through IT intervention



Satya recognizes the importance ofsocio-economic development throughIT intervention (providing computereducation & training) to the massmainly focused on BPL Youth andensuring active participation of localcommunity & effective implementationlike any other welfare activity. theactivity for generating employment andlivelihood through technical knowledgedissemination through consultation withthe Technical Support Group andintensive IEC. As a pilot project SatyaHas taken JHALANA KACCHI BASTIOf Jaipur . Satya ensures rights of livelihood



CHILD WELFARE:

Satya has initiated its activities in the field of child welfare, awarenesscreating and community participation in related issues with advocacy andknowledge dissemination through trainings, workshops and conferencesalongwith the State Department of Social Justice and Empowerment,Government of Rajasthan and other associated organizations fromGovernment of India.Furthering Justice Delivery Standards for Children

A one day all-India seminar on‘FURTHERING JUSTICE DELIVERYSTANDARDS FOR CHILDREN’ wasorganized with an objective to create aplatform of all functionaries concerned withimplementation of Juvenile Justice in Indiaand generating widespread and sensitiveawareness on national level on 12 January,2008 at HCM-RIPA, Jaipur as helping handwith Legal Assistance Forum, SupremeCourt and UNICEF.

This was more concerned with the ‘Childrenin Conflict with Law’ and focused uponsensitive and especially careful treatmentwhile dealing with juvenile delinquents.Participants were from state departments,lawyers from all over India, doctors, andNGOs, etc.

ActivitiesA thought-provoking documentary filmon Juvenile delinquents was shown andan brain-storming discussion was done.

On the Dias: Justice R S Chouhan, Dr.Sanjay Agarwal, Sh. Bhagirath Chaudhary,

Hon’ble Minister Madan Dilawar, MsVictoria Rialp, Sh. S. C. Derashree, Hon’ble

Justice Tarun Chatterji, and Sh. VijayHansaria



Excellent speakers and guests gave theirpresentations and lectures on variousaspects of Justice delivery standards forchildren in the country and suggestionregarding future strategies and planning.A collective call for collective action wastaken for greater cause of child welfare



Satya upcoming programs

National Level Seminar on Teenagers In Conflict WithLawSetting up ACA (Adoption Co- ordinating Agency)State Level Training Programs on AdoptionState Level Training Programs on JJActWater Mitigation Campaign in All over Rajasthanthrough IEC and HRD ActivitiesEstablishment of Urban health centers in Slums underCSR ModelComputer Training Programs aiming at generatinglivelihood focusing graduates and non graduate youthincluding slum areas.Enhancing skills of Social Workers ensuring qualitysocial services by providing professional education.(MSW - 2 yrs degree and NGO Management programs )and creating a platform for right placement.HIV/ AIDS Awareness, Cure and Care and counselingcentre .Creating a Model of integrated rural developmentcontinuing with “Ek GRAM EK SANSTHA”Programme.Research Consultancy and Trainings –NGO ResourceCentreTotal sanitation campaign programme for Jaipur andDausa District.



ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT YEARS (2006-2008)

LECTURE PRESENTATIONS:Topic of Activity Organized by Date Venue5-day Workshop onStrengthening NGOs toincrease their effectiveness

UNICEF-WCRC HCM-RIPA

Seminar on Healthcare &Livelihood

RMoL-UNICEF KrishiPantBhawan

Solid Waste ManagementRules 2000 and publicprivate partnership

Satya, An NGO &Alwar Military Station

AlwarMilitaryStation

State level three daytraining program on‘Juvenile Justice (Care andprotection of Children) Act2000

Satya, An NGO, Depttof Social Justice &empowerment, NISD

16-18November2006

IGPRSJaipur

State level three daytraining program on‘Juvenile Justice (Care &protection of Children) Act2000

Satya, An NGO, Depttof Social Justice &empowerment, NISD

23-25February,2007

Udaipur

State level two dayOrientation program on‘Adoption’

Satya, An NGO, Depttof Social Justice &empowerment, CARA

11-12January2007

IGPRSJaipur

State level seminar onJuvenile Delinquency

Satya, An NGO, Depttof Social Justice &empowerment,Rajasthan High Court

25 March2007

HCM-RIPA

Social work and futureprospects in NGO sector

Satya Institute of socialwork Management &Research

SatyaInstitute,Jaipur

Seminar on sustainableeffort for rural development

IDCA & HCM-RIPA HCM-RIPA

Furthering JusticeDelivery Standards forChildren

Satya, An NGO,Depts. of Social Justice& empowerment, withLegal assistance forum

12January2008

HCM-RIPA



PARTICIPATIONTopic of Activity Organized by Date VenueEvery Village a Knowledge Center M/o IT & C, One

world south asia- HCM-RIP

AOrientation program on DevInfosoftware

UNICEF & WCRC - HCM-RIPA

CSC meeting-Core group Rajasthan –Resource mapping

M/o IT & C, Oneworld South Asia

- YognaBhavan

Workshop AIESEC - HotelMaharani

Truckers Utsav on Health Vatsalya -Key sources and methods offundraising for Non-profits

UTI/Axis bank Ltd. - City Palace

NGO S capacity building CBMD - Chamber ofCommerce

Meeting “Jaipur jila: pragati kaparidrishya avam bhavishya kapariprekshya”

Collector Office 14/12/2006 Collectrate

One day workshop on NRHM NRHM 26/09/06 collectratehall

Jatropha: an organic fuel CBMD 27/08/06State level conference on promotionof micro enterprises in Rajasthan:issues and challenges

CBMD and RUDA 26/05/2006 Chanber ofCommerce

Childline Childline IDS - IDSNational Seminar on Making growthinclusive with reference to HumanDevelopment

IDS 21/03/07 IDS

State level seminar onFemale Foeticide

Department ofSocialWelfare

on May 2,2007

BirlaAuditorium

RVHA workshop on Malaria Jaipur - JaipurPolicy decision: on solidwaste managementimplementation in MunicipalUnit at civil line jone

jaipur municiplecorporation Jaipur

- Civil Lineszone, Jpr

Solid waste Management Swayat ShasanSansthan, : DLB

on June 2,2007

Secretriate

UNFPA world report onPopulation on

UNFPA 27 June2007

HCM-RIPA



PUBLICATIONS & REPORTS

VACUUM BETWEEN POLICE AND PUBLIC A Research Report on Jaipur Police Stations FOR Department Of

Police, RajasthanSATYA IN ACTION: RURAL PROFILEThe report gives expression to the works being done by Satya underits program ‘Ek Gram Ek Sanstha’ Program of District CollectorSATYA IN ACTION ON CHILD WELFARE ACTIVITIESPublished and released in Souvenir on ‘Juvenile Delinquency’ inSeminar on 24 March, 2007 under aegis of Juvenile WelfareCommittee, Rajasthan High CourtREPORT ON STATE LEVEL TRAINING Juvenile Justice: Careand Protection Of Children 2000, Act in Jaipur and UdaipurHANDBOOK ON NGO NETWORKINGAn Innovative Approach developed by Satya for ensuring communityparticipationREPORT ON STATE LEVEL TRAINING ON Adoptionorganized in JaipurREPORT ON STATE LEVEL Seminar On ‘Juvenile Delinquency’organized in HCM RIPA on March 24, 2007 with Rajasthan HighCourt and Department of Social Justice & Empowerment, GORSatya In Action report on HIV-AIDS interventions alongwith itsassociates Liberty Medicare Society and RSACSInnovative document on Urban health centres.Report on Water Mitigation for RIFMP PHASE IIJVVNL proposal document for NGO s., IC and HRD activities.



OUR STRENGTHS

Satya, An NGO have its own strengths that gives it confident andenables in itself to carry out the social welfare activity successfully-

SATYA has proved itself one of the fastest growing NGO withcommitment to its social responsibility, professional workingand devotion to the noble cause. Satya formally emerged in 2004but since then its growth has been noteworthy.

Our turnover in first year was approximately 2.71 lacks, second year2.25 lacks but in 2005-2006 it grown to approximately 28.8 lacks andin 2006-2007 it is projected to be approximately 72.66 lacks. Theprogrammes which mainly contribute to financial growth they are,child welfarestic activities, HIV AIDS, Women Empowermentthrough Healthcare and Livelihood Generation under EkGram Ek Sanstha Program, and solid waste managementprogramme. This signifies its continuous and successful workgrowth. Satya has proper and regular system of auditing andaccounting.

SATYA has been working as an NGO for NGOs forstrengthening and empowering CBOs and small NGOs throughconsultancy and capacity building, trainings, and organizingworkshops so as to enable them to work for Social welfare in morerefined and systematic way.



SATYA has been working for integrated rural and urbandevelopment, field implementation, research and surveys,evaluation and impact assessment studies, seminars andtrainings, etc. Satya recognizes the importance of activeparticipation of local community for effective implementation ofany welfare activity and undertake the activity of communitymobilization and empowerment through consultation with theTechnical Support Group and intensive IEC. Satya has beenworking in association with State department of Social Justice andEmpowerment for trainings of government functionary, officers,NGOs, medical practitioners and IPS officers.

SATYA has achieved good reputation through itscommendable performance in various programmes among theState Social Justice and Empowerment Department, GOR,among PRIs of CHAKSU, SANGANER, AND SHAHPURA,National Institute of Social Defense, New Delhi, GOI; Centraladoption, resource agency, New Delhi, GOI; Rajasthan HighCourt Juvenile Welfare committee, GOR, EntrepreneurshipManagement and Development Institute, Rajasthan Missionon Livelihood, and many more.

SATYA has a good infrastructure, organizational set-up, Fieldforce-manpower, Subject experts- Resource persons andfinancial capabilities. Satya has its separate and functionaloffice at prime location in Jaipur. SATYA has a strong teamnetwork of experienced professionals, specialists, intelligentsia, andresearchers, experts from the field.



Annexure IFINANCIAL DETAILS

Income and Expenditure Account for the Year Ended 31-03-07

Expenditure Amount Income AmountTo printing & stationary 32448.00 By donations 140450.00To Conveyance exp 26104.00 By interest Income 5861.00To Telephone and Fax Charges 43480.00 By receipts from

project/programme6811073.00

To Electricity and Water exp 12210.00To Postage & Stamps exp 1716.00To Traveling exp. 14730.00To Staff Welfare exp 4128.00To Salaries exp 310575.00To Office Rent 74800.00To Office exp. 9180.00To Newspaper and Magazines exp 1225.00To Audit Fees 4000.00To General exp. 38927.00To Depreciation 45846.00To Projects/program Exp.

AIDS Counseling CenterLicensing CampPolice Case ReconciliationSolid Waste ManagementDoor to Door MilitaryDoor to door ward 20SHG Impact Assessment StudySocial Welfare Training/SeminarMilitary ConservancyVillage Info CenterEducational DevelopmentVocational Project TeetariaVocation project kapurawalaSatya-Liberty HealthDevelopment

a) Health Card Schemeb) Medical Camps

Miscellaneous Project

To excess of income overexpenses

219618.0050738.0036144.0053300.00

328142.00172000.0016545.00

1077914.003004970.00

36243.00260200.0046000.0057232.00

55336.0076000.00

162928.00

684705.00

6957384.00 6957384.00



Annexure IITHE SATYA TEAM

There is a saying that perfect team builds perfect environment, SATYAhas team of highly technically professional in the field of development,research and social work. The intellectual team of SATYA is asfollowing:

GOVERNING COUNCIL

Dr. Sanjay Agarwal(Chairman)Ph.D., MBA

Mr. N. K. Agarwal (Secretary)Urban planner/Architect BE/ME in Solid WasteManagement

Mr. D. C. Agarwal (Treasurer)B. Com.

S.No. Name Designation Occupation4. Madhu Gupta Vice Chairman Social Worker5. Usha Mittal Vice-Chairman Lecturer6. Kailash Agarwal Vice-Chairman Social Worker7. Nidhi Goyal Joint-Secretary Research Coordinator8. Jyotsana Rajvanshi Vice-Chairman Faculty Member, IDS9. Nitin Prashad Member Businessman10. Archana Joshi Member Teacher11. Chitralekha Shah Member Management Consultant12. T. P. Gupta Member Retd. Judge13. Urvashi Gurjar Member Social Worker14. Megha Deshpande Member Lecturer



15. M.K.Joshi Member HR Trainer



HONORARY MEMBERKalulal Gurjar Hon’ble Minister, Panchayati Raj and Rural

Development, GORMadan Dilawar Hon’ble Minister, Social Justice &

Empowerment, GORN. L. Tibrewal Former Governor, GORJustice Hansraj ji Former Chief Justice, Rajasthan High CourtS. N. Jha Former Chief Justice, Rajasthan High Court

ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERMr. T. P. Gupta Former District & sessions JudgeProf. I. P. Modi Former HOD, Department of Sociology, UORDr. Shiv Gautam President, All India Association of PsychiatristsM. K. Devrajan ADG, Department of Police, GORK. L. Jain Chairperson, Chamber of Commerce

ASSOCIATE MEMBERRajendra Chowdhary CJM, Jaipur CityBhargirath Chaudhary Chief Child Officer, SJEDAmla Batra Principal, Maharani CollegeDr. Manju Mehta Department of Psychology, UORBhuvan Goyal CJM, JaipurSanjay Agarwal DIG, Department of PoliceDr. Surekha Neurologist, SMS HospitalDr. Suresh Gupta Surgeon, Liberty HospitalRenu Bhandari Director, Institute of English LanguageDr. D. P. Agarwal Retd Prof., University of Rajasthan

CONSULTANT

Name Expertise ActivityDr Jyotsana Rajvanshi Sociologist-Researcher Resource Faculty

Training & Development

Mr. Sushil Gupta Engineer Technical-SWMDr. R. C. Bhatnagar Socio-Economic Expert Survey and ResearchDr. A. K. Seth Scientist NEERI Water ExpertMs. Suvira Singh MBA Management ProfessionalSh. Banwari Gupta Chartered Accountant Financial Matters



Mr. Ankur Rastogi Lawyer, High Court Advocacy and LegalIssues

Dr. Dinesh Shah Pediatrician Child WelfaristicProgramme

M K Joshi HR Expert HR trainingDr. Suman Rawat Dental surgeon Medical EducationDr.Megha Deshpande Sociologist Social ActivistSh. Vishnu Sharma Senior Crime Journalist Media ConcernsCol. Sher Singh Retired Colonel Police Case

Reconciliation

REGULAR ORGANIZATION FUNCTIONARYName DesignationDr. Sanjay Agarwal Chairman & CEONidhi Goyal Joint Secretary & facultyVaishali Kapoor Office AdministratorLokashish Saha Program Coordinator Field and LiaisonMs. Archana Managing Director, Conservancy ServicesMs. Renu Jain Counselor, Aids Control programmesPankhuri Mishra, MSW Faculty, MSW Programme Mr. R. P. Joshi District Coordinator, UdaipurMr. Joshi Assistant CoordinatorMr. D.Chaudhary District coordinator, AlwarMr. Chaudhary Assistant coordinatorSuman Haldia District coordinator, Kota

Adhoc StaffName DesignationD. N Awasthi SurveyorMr. Nitin Data AnalystJitendra Office AssistantApproximately 130 Micro level worker



Annexure III

ASSOCIATIONS/COLLABORATIONS/VENTURES

Monitoring and Research System, MaRS, Mumbai- SATYA hastechnical association with the renowned market research leadersMonitoring and Research System (MaRS), headed by the well-knowndevelopment consultant Mr. Raghu Roy. It is working on assessment ofpublic-private sector partnership (PPP) in reproductive health and familywelfare in Gujarat, Chattisgarh, and Uttar Pradesh.

India Development Coalition of America, Chicago – Satya is staterepresentative for IDCA and working together for sustainable ruraldevelopment and social networking for combined efforts.

N. K. Buildcon Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur – N. K. Buildcon Pvt. Ltd. isengineering consultants and planners and is ISO 9001 certified company.Satya has it association with them for technical assistance in variousprojects.

Liberty hospital, Jaipur - Satya has its social collaboration with Libertyhospital, Mansarovar for assistance and implementing the healthcareprojects with the organization. Hospital has its own team of expertdoctors in every stream and allied staff. Hospital also runs courses for theAllied health staff in its campus.

Satyam Sansthan, Jaipur- Satya, An NGO is associated with SatyamSansthan and work for various social welfare projects in collaboration.

CSR ASSOCIATIONS

Axis Bank Ltd.

Agarwal Timbers

Satyam Tour Planners

Gupta Banwari & Associates



Annexure IVINFRASTRUCTURE

Land and BuildingOffice: in 1200 Sq. ft. area on prime location of city

Institute of Social Work Management &Research4500 sq. ft. area in Liberty hospital Campus,Agarwal farm, Mansarovar, Jaipur

Basic Office EquipmentsFixed/ Movable Assets: Computers with 24 hrs.internet connection, Laptop, printers, Fax, Scanner,Digital Camera, vehicles (two-wheelers andfour-wheelers)

Visiters Lounge

Chairman Cabin

Cubicles of Satya members

Reception

Training hall/class room



Annexure VBRIEF DETAILSPARTICULARS DESCRIPTION

Name of the Organization SATYA, An NGOInstitute of Social Work Management & Research

Address of HQ State Office: A-14 Janta Store, 3rd Floor, UTI-ATMBuilding, University Marg, Bapu Nagar,Jaipur 302 015Registered at: G-1, Chandan Apartment, ChitrakootSector-1, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur-302 021

Branch Offices Alwar,udaipur, kota, bhilwara,Dausa,BharatpurName and designation of In

charge-Sanjay Agrawal, [Chairman]

Contact No Mob: 9351325672, 9351472727Tel: 91-141-4025672

Fax No. 0141-2719066Website & E-mail ID www.satyaanngo.org, [email protected]

LEGAL STATUS Rajasthan Societies Registration Act, 1958FCRA No. Applied

80 G (12 A) YesRegistration No. 273/04

Registration Date 19 July 2004EPF Voluntary Registration

PAN No. AAETS7850ATHE TEAMOrganizational Structure Honorary Member: 5

Advisory board Member: 7Associate Member: 10

Staff Regular: 12Ad-Hoc & micro-level: 133

Detail of Technical Staff We have associated penal of Consultants, Trainers,counselors, management professionals, researchers,doctors, media persons – as and when requiredConsultant: 13

LIABILITIESField of Action State of Rajasthan

Has any govt./Deptt. Private funding agency, etc.Ever black listed the NGO

No

The organization Head/ Secretary has never been convictedby the court of Law

No

Grants received from national/ international Yes

http://www.satyaanngo.org/

mailto:[email protected]



donor/agency/state govt.FINANCIAL STATUSTurnover for last 3 years Year Turnover (in lac Rs.) Remarks

2006-2007 69.57 Audited2005-2006 28.80 Audited2004-2005 2.20 Audited

Name of the Bank Oriental Bank of Commerce, Chitrakoot, JaipurAxis Bank Ltd., C-Scheme, Jaipur

Our Auditors Gajanan Gupta & Co., Jaipur



SATYA INVITES YOU!!!



SATYA, AN NGOVOLUNTTEERSHIP APPLICATION FORM

NAMEAffix Passport size

color photo

FATHERS NAMEADDRESS OFCORRESPONDENCE

PERMANENT ADDRESS

CONTACT NUMBERE-MAIL IDDATE OF BIRTHMARITAL STATUSFAMILY DETAIL

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION12THGRADUATIONDIPLOMA/DEGREEANY OTHER, KINDLY MENTION

CAREER DETAILCURRENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS EMPLOYED/UNEMPLOYED/PART TIMENAME OF COMPANYDESIGNATIONNATURE OF FUNCTIONS

EXPLAIN YOUR IDEA OF SOCIALWELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT? (NOTMORE THAN 100 WORDS)



FILED OF INTEREST

ANY 2 REFERENCESDETAIL 1. 2.

NAMEADDRESS

DESIGNATIONCONTACT NO.

I, undersigned to the best of my knowledge, declare that willing and abide to work for social welfare anddevelopment programs and contribute my services voluntarily with the best of my potential for Satya, AnNGO.

DATE SIGNATURE: …………………

NAME:…………………………

Note:Enclose your attested photocopies of Identity proof and educational qualification certificate.Certificate will be issued only after 6 months of volunteership.No salary or stipend will be paid to the volunteers.Work related basic support will be provided by the NGO.Only regular volunteer shall be eligible for certificate.The candidate will be treated as “Satya Volunteer” and will be issued Identity card.

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