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Name and Address of the Children Home Under JJ Act Receiving Grant-In-Aid Under ICPS Upto July 17 Name and Address of the Children Home under JJ Act receiving Grant-in-Aid under ICPS upto July 17 S.No Name of Homes Address Contact No Email ID Nahorjan Tiniali, P.O. Bokakhat, Golaghat - 1 Bokakhat Nirman Gut 9854541855 [email protected] 785612 2 Fulkumari Bapuji Club(Saya) (both) Vill. Falimari, P.O. Falimari, Dhubri - 78325 9435726956 [email protected] 3 SOS Hojai Near Hamm Hospital, Hojai, Assam 9531051947 [email protected] Sodou Asom Grammya Puthibharal Sankar Nagar, Chandmari Path, Haiborgaon, 4 9435061686 [email protected] Sangstha Dist : Nagaon. Pin - 782002 Vill. Rangaloo, P.O. Jumarmur, Dist. Nagaon - [email protected] / 5 Gram Vikash Parishad 9435060538/ 9706475362 782427 [email protected] Moilabari College Road, P.O. Moilabari, 6 Gramya Unnayan Sanstha, (boys) 8811001741 [email protected] / [email protected] Morigaon - 782126 [email protected] / 7 SOS Children's Village (Ghy) Airport,Guwahati, Dist. Kamrup 781015 9864074975 [email protected] 8 Assam Sishu Kalyan Sadan (both) Sundarbari, Jalukbari, Guwahati -14 9859791361/7399427534 [email protected] Snehalaya, Centre for Child Rights, Don Bosco, Paltan Bazar, K.B. Road, 9 9864295480 [email protected] / [email protected] (boys) Guwahati - 781008 [email protected] / 10 Destination Hatigaon, Swai Path, Surush Upa Path 8811013538 [email protected] Integrated Development Association 11 P.O -Kismatpur,Dist-Goalpara 9435733622 [email protected] (Alok Greha) (Girls) No. 2 Chalaktoki Gaon, Kumutnagar, P.O. 12 Prerona- Dibrugarh Jalonidibirtuduwar, Duliajan, Dibrugarh- 8011610267 [email protected] 786602 No. 2 Chalaktoki Gaon, Kumutnagar, P.O. Mrinaljyoti Rehabilitation Centre, 13 Jalonidibirtuduwar, Duliajan, Dibrugarh- 9707798401 [email protected] (jyoti Nivas) (boys) 786602 [email protected] / [email protected] / 14 Nischima Orphanage Home Society Koilamoila, Chirang, BTC - 783393 957721145 [email protected] Borpathar, P.O. Maduripathar (Silapathar), 15 Sri Sri Sewa Ashram, 9954440848 [email protected] Dist. Dhemaji - 787059 Santipur, P.O. Pathsala, Dist. Barpeta - 16 Students Welfare Mission, 9864395683 [email protected] 781325 17 WODWICHEE, (boys) P.O. Lakshirbond, Cachar- 788155 9613863290 [email protected] Atiligaon Chariali, P.O: Jorhat, Dist : Jorhat, 18 Hopeline 9859912317 [email protected] Assam. 19 Shape Sivsagar 9706048626 [email protected] Kareng Tiniali, Sibasagar, Dist : Sibasagar, 20 Kaumudalaya 9854029928 [email protected] Assam. Vill- NikamulSatra, Opp. R.D. Motor Dealer, 21 SOFTSEED 7086213607 [email protected] / [email protected] P.O. Nikamul, Sonitpur - Pin- 784154 Bhabarghat, Mangaldai, P.O : Mangaldai, 22 Mangaldai Mahila Kalyan Samaj 9954229749 [email protected] Dist : Darrang, Asasam. Karimganj. Kabita complex, Lakhibazar Road, 23 Netaji Sporting Club 8403082276 [email protected] Ward No-8, Karimganj. Pin No- 788710 P.O : Tangla, Near IB, Dist : Udalguri, BTAD, 24 ROSS 9954497806 [email protected] Assam. 25 Society for Human Development College Road, Nalbari, Assam. 9435310092 [email protected] Narayanpur, P.s - Mushlapur, Dist- Baksa- 26 Zwngmai 9401303789 [email protected] 781372 1 No. ChotoHapjan, Gangabari, Near 27 Keshav Behaty Surjodaya Buddhist Temple, P.S: Doomdooma, 8927470828 [email protected] Tinsukia. List of Govt run Children Home / Observation Homes Panigaon Chariali,P.O-Itachali,Nagaon- 28 Nagaon Observation Home (girls) 9854018523 [email protected] 782001 29 Jalukbari Observation Home (girls) Sundarbari, Jalukbari, Guwahati -14 9435055437 [email protected] 30 Jorhat Observation Home (boys) Jorhat Lechubari 9435150074 [email protected] 31 Boko Observation Home(boys) Bamuni Gaon, Boko 9435307343 [email protected] 32 Silchar Observation Home (Boys) Meherpur, Silchar 9401155260 [email protected] 33 Children Home for Boys Fatasil Ambari,Guwahati-25 9435012875 [email protected] 34 Jalukbari Girls' Home (girls) Sundarbari, Jalukbari, Guwahati -14 9435055437 [email protected] 35 Lakhimpur Children Home (Boys) Chinatolia, North Lakhimpur 8486561014 [email protected] Panigaon Chariali,P.O-Itachali,Nagaon- 36 Nagaon Children's Home (girls) 9854018523 [email protected] 782001 LIST OF NGO RUN CHILDREN HOME registred under JJ Act upto July 17 (Not Receiving Grant-in-Aid) S. No Name of the NGO Address Contact No Email ID Vill : PO : Kalgachia, PS : Kalgachia, Dist : 1 Ashadeep 9954812653 Barpeta, Assam Vill : Bariwgaon, PO: Kajalgaon, P.O: Chirang, 2 Boroland Children's Home Dist : BTAD, Assam Vill + PO : Bengtol, PS : Rumikata, Dist : BTAD, 3 Human Care Centre (Children's Home) 9957175251 Chirang Barak Valley Welfare Society (Ujjawala RK Mission Road, Jhalupara, Silchar, Dist : 4 9435072276 Home) Cachar, Pin : 788004 5 Nivedita Nari Sangstha (Children Home) Mehrpur, Silchar, Dist : Cachar 94350-70157 Children Home - Dhula Regional Physically 6 Vill : Hirapara, PO : Dhula, Dist : Darrang Handicapped Development Vill : No. 2, Duliajan Gaon, 7 Humanity Foundation PO : Anandapara, Dibrugarh-786692 Madhupur, Nepaligaon, 8 Children Home (Grace Child Foundation) 9954121449 PO : Deorigaon, PS : Barbaruah, Dist : Dibrugarh Hasilapara, Pancharatna Road, PO & PS : 9 Markaz Darul Yatama 9435433577 / 8638343971 Goalpara, Assam Near Miss Laxmi Enterprise, Agia Road, 10 Well Wisher Nayanpara, P.O. : Goalpara, PIN : 783101 11 Jiba Kanta Gogoi Memorial Welfare Trust Krishna Building, Golaghat, PIN : 785621 Global Organisation for Life Development Pub Sarania, 1st ByLane, West, Kamrup, 12 (Gold) Guwahati-781003 Nayanpur Road, House No. 51, Kamrup (M), Pin : 13 Santi Kamin Society 781006 ICCW sewa Mandir Path, Rupnagar, Guwahati- 14 Kalyani Niaas 8011001192 32, Kamrup (M) Dakhin Tiniali, Kahilipara, Kamrup (M), Guwahati- 15 Guwahati Youth Society 19, Tripura Road, PO : Beltola, Jayanagar, 16 Sneha Bandhan 9435559268 Khanapara, Kamrup (M), Guwahati-22, 17 Santidan - MOC Lankeswar, Airport Road, Kamrup, Guwahati-14 0361-2132172 18 Shishu Mangal Kendra Noonmati, Sector II, Kamrup (M), Guwahati-22 9435748097 Asom Rural life Development Foundation 19 Mirza, Kamrup India Trust Al-Hamd Educational and Social Service Padmabil, PO: Gossaigaon, Kokrajhar, Pin 20 Organization 783360 Ward No. II, Bodofa Nagar, Kadamtola, PO : 21 Nedan Foundation -- Children Home Jitaguri, Dist : Kokrajhar 22 Alayaran Anath Ashram Debargaon, Kokrajhar, BTAD, Assam Thanapara, Ward No. 9, PO: Kokrajhar, Pin : 23 Laimwn Development Society 783370 Vill : Amulapatty, PO: Choto Haiborgaon, Dist : 24 Al-Amin Library Foundation Nagaon, Pin 782001 25 Jaluguti Agragami Mahila Samity Vill & PO. : Jaluguti, Morigaon, PIN 782104 D-VERDS (Di Krong Valley Environent & No. 1 Borpathar, PO. : Gossaibari, Dist : North 26 Rural Development Society) Ujjala Home Lakhimpur, PIN : 787033 27 Subansiri Sewa Samity PO : Khelmati, North Lakhimpur, PIN : 787031 28 South Borb and Grama Unnayan Samity PO : Borband, Part - 1, Hailakandi, PIN 788164 Ashram Road, Ward No- III, PO- Hailakandi, Pin - 29 Sangita Mohila Samity 788151 Vill: Dekasunder, PO- Jamugurihat, Dist: 30 Prajanmaya Unmesh Sonitpur, Pin- 784180 31 Naba Prabhat (Children's Home ) Vill: Ketekibari, Tezpur, Dist: Sonitpur, Assam 9707775071 Vill : Dhanuwanagar, PO : Mohabhairab, PS : Karunalaya Sishu Bhawan (Missionaries of 32 Tezpur, 3712221253 Charity) Dist : Sonitpur, Assam BD Chaliha Nagar, PO & PS : Tinsukia, Dist : 33 Missionaries of Charity Tinsukia, Beng Pukhuri Road, PO & Dist : Tinsukia, Pin : 34 Non Government Organization Forum 786125 Vill : Main Road Dhekiajuli, PO : Dhekiajuli, Dist : 35 Sonitpur Dhatri Sewa Samity Sonitpur, Pin : 784110 Child Care Institution for Orphan & Vill : Chenimari bil, PO. : Baralimari, PS: Juria, 36 Indigence Dist : Nagaon, PIN : 782124 Vill : Udani, PS : Lanka, 37 Markaz Darul Yatama (1) 9435433577 / 8638343971 Dist : Nagaon 38 Markaz Darul Yatama (2) Vill & PO : Satlunga, PS : Kachua, Dist : Nagaon 56 No grant, Soraipani, PO : Mohimabari, 39 Children's Home -- Prajnalaya Titabor, 9707306473 Dist : Jorhat, 40 Turbong Children Home Nagaon 8135085780 Bhagyalakshmi Anchalik Sishu Kalyan Vill : Bandarmari, PO. Nahat, Sivsagar, PIN : 41 Kendra 785662 LIST OF OPEN SHELTERS OF ASSAM upto July 17 Receving Gran-in-Aid under ICPS S. No Name Of The O.S Address Contact No Email ID Ram Krishna Mission Road, Ulubari, 1 Indian Council for Child Welfare Guwahati-781007. Kamrup (M) 9954023826 email : [email protected] Sankar Nagar, Chandmari Road, Haiborgaon, Sadou Asom Gramya Puthibharal 2 Dist : Nagaon. 9435061686 Sangshta Email : [email protected] Rongolunagar,PO & PS- Nagaon, 3 Gram Bikash Parishad Dist : Nagaon, Assam 9435060538/ 9706475362 email : [email protected] S. No Name Of The SAA Address Contact No Email ID WARD NO 6 SANTIPUR, PATHSALA, BARPETA 1 STUDENT WELFARE MISSION 9864395683 ASSAM 781325 SOCIETY Village- Sishubari, P.O- 2 NICHIMA ORPHANAGE HOME 9957721145 KoilamoilaDist-Chirang,BTC,Assam 783393 AniruddhaPath,Bazaltoli,po-Borguri, pin- 3 SHANTI SEVA ASHRAM 9435037524 786126 Dist- Tinsukia Assam 786126 SADAU AOM GRAMYA PUTHIBHARAL H.O- Sankar Nagar, Chandmari Path, P.O- 4 SANTHA Haiborgaon, Nagaon 782002 Borpathar P.O. Maduripathar, Silapathar, 5 SRI SRI SEWA ASHRAM 9954440848 Distt. Dhemaji Assam 787059 6 SHAPE Jyotinagar, B.G. Road, Sibsagar 785640 9859287662 House No - 25, South Sarania, Near Iskcon 7 MATRI MANDIR
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