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પ..ૂ ાનમયાાણાના હતક ઉદઘાટન વાવડુ સભંાળ Inaugration by Rev. Gyanmaya Pranaji Maternal Care કસરત શીખતા બચત મડંળના બેનો ઓપરશન બાદ બસમા ંપરત ઘર Learning Exercise by Saving Group women members Returning home by Bus after surgery ANJALI વાિષક અહવ ાલ ૨૦૧૭-૨૦૧૮ Annual Report 2017-2018 SABARKANTHA - ARVALLI T o Ambaji To Shamlaji-Shrinathji To Mahudi - V ijapur Medistar Hospital Motipura Circle State Highway 145 Shika o Bayad / Kapadvanj / T Dakor / Nadiad To Gandhinagar Dehgam Circle Tapovan Circle S. G. Highway Reaching Ranasan From Ahmedabad – Vadodara – Gandhinagar From Sardar Patel Ring Road 1) From Dehgam circle on Sardar Patel Ring road to Dehgam – Rakhial- Harsol – Ranasan . 2) From National High way – 8 (NH-8) (a) Chiloda- Majara- Talod- Harsol- Ranasan (b) Chiloda- Prantij- Himatnagar (Motipura Bus Stand) -Medistar Hospital Char Rasta – Ranasan 3) From Gandhinagar – Chiloda- Majara- Talod- route OR Chiloda- Prantij- Himatnagar (Motipura Bus Stand) -Medistar Hospital Char Rasta – Ranasan Contact : 9428513437 for any difficulty regarding route. Society for Rural Health & Development ANJALI ANJALI Society for Rural Health & Development Annual Report 2017 - 2018 જલ: પો: રણાસણ, તાકુ ો: તલોદ-૩૮૩૩૦૫ : સાબરકાઠં ા જુ રાત. ANJALI : Po: Ranasan, Ta. Talod-383305, Dist: Sabarkantha, Gujarat Phone : (02770) 282034, 282135 Mobile: 9426413192, 9925747740 e-mail : [email protected], web: www.anjaliruralhealth.org.in Society for Rural Health & Development ANJALI Programmes 1) Health a. Primary Health Care b. Generic & Subsidised Medicines c. Subsidised Laboratory, X-Ray, USG investigation facilities d. Mother & Child care ( including child birth) e. Emergency Services f. Eye Care & Free Cataract operation g. Chronic Disease centre for chronic medical conditions requiring prolonged medical care Subsidised investigations, medicines and admission facilities for diseases like Bronchial Asthma, Diabetes, high BP, Epilepsy, Heart diseases and tuberculosis h. 24 x 7 Concessional / Free Ambulance Services i. Surgical, Eye, Gynec & Obstetric Operation facilities 2) Community Based Development Action Programme (CBDA Programme) a. Women's educations & awareness programme b. Adolescent Girls Programme c. Saving Groups d. Community based outreach free eye camps and surgical operation camps 3) Environment Enrichment Programme a. Tree Plantation (Afforestation) b. Rain water conservation Annual Report 2017-2018 2 Society for Rural Health & Development ANJALI Dear Friends, Well Wishers, It is my pleasure presenting before you activity and financial report of Anjali for the year 2017-18. Health care activities by Anjali started about 29 years ago. During all these years there have been major changes /modifications /up gradation of buildings and medical equipments in phased manner. During the current year there were changes /modifications to increase facilities and convenience of hospital patients. A bus was added to make eye camp logistics easy. A central oxygen generating unit was installed to ensure uninterrupted supply of oxygen on each hospital bed. These were efforts to consolidate and strengthen hospital services. As part of women's program efforts were made to keep women members motivated and develop their skills and capabilities. Their true understanding was reflected the way they took loans. Their capabilities and grasping was realized when on their own they took decision to and planned celebrations of 8th March, Women's Day in 15 villages. Tree plantation work continued during the year, at our efforts to keep the environment balanced. During the current year instead of planting new trees, the trees already planted were comprehensively taken care of. All the activities of Anjali have been possible because of your cooperation, warmth, guidance and assistance. Looking forward to continued cooperation, assistance and support in coming years. Do plan a visit to Anjali at your convenience, it will be our pleasure. With best Wishes, Anita Shah Managing Trustee 3 About Anjali Society for Rural Health & Development ANJALI Anjali was established in the year 1988. The activities of the organisation were initiated on 29th January 1989. The founders after completing higher education founded Anjali in order to use their skills & capabilities for the poor and the needy. Anjali is a voluntary organisation based in village Ranasan. Ranasan with population of 5000 is a village in Talod taluka of Sabarkantha district in north Gujarat in India. Beginning was made with health activities, the poor and the needy being the target population. The health activities developed progressively and other activities were included as the needs were perceived At present the activities of Anjali are, a 75 bed Anjali Hospital, women's programm in 48 interior villages (on the platform of saving groups) and environment enrichment programm. Organisation is inclined towards development programmes for children, youth, and villages The soil in Ranasan & in its vicinity is rocky & sandy and the climate is dry, windy, hot during 7-8 months of the year and cold during the winter months. The rainfall is less and unpredictable. There are two rivers which run if there is ample of rainfall. There are few lakes & other sources of water. The principal vocation of the people is agriculture. There are no industries in the vicinity. The level of education is low. Most of the population is economically & socially weak. The majority of the population of this area comes from the communities of Thakors, Dalits, Ravals, Vagharis, Banjaras, Vadi, Pagi, Rabarisamaj and migrant adivasi labourers. Most of them earn their livelihood as agriculture or miscellaneous labour. They have not made much progress either economically or socially. This group of people along with other economically weak & distressed section of the population are the main beneficiaries of Anjali's activities. Vision and Mission Statement Vision Promotion of health & all round development of rural population without any distinction of caste, colour or creed. Mission 1. Activities promoting community health & primary health care. 2. Rational, ethical & subsidised rural hospital services. 3. Empowering education to women, children, youth and over all development of rural population & rural areas. 4. Environment enrichment by tree plantation, rain water harvesting & use of renewable energy. 5. Activities conducive to & fostering moral and ethical values. Annual Report 2017-2018 4 Activities Society for Rural Health & Development ANJALI (1) Anjali Hospital The activitiy in numbers is as follows: Description of particular activity 2016-17 OPD patients 78721 New patients in OPD 28132 Old patients in OPD 50589 Average Daily OPD patients 257 Beneficiaries of economically weaker sections in OPD 85.27% Indoor patients (admissions) 5018 Beneficiaries of economically weaker sections in indoor 90.37% T.B. detections / Referred to DOT at PHC’s 486/486 Delivaries (child birth) 724 Vaccinations 2576 Laboratory tests 87816 X-Rays 4274 Operations Total 2679 EYE operation (Cataract) 1847 Other operation 832 Ante Natal Care visits 754 Ambulance visits 5894 Food to patients (dishes) 18756 Breakfast & Milk (Morning & Evening) 10920 For any hospital availability of Oxygen is basic & an essential requirement. A hospital without oxygen cannot be imagined. Slowly oxygen cylinders are being replaced by central oxygen pipelines which run throughout the hospital in all the places where oxygen is utilized. Multiple big cylinders are kept in one place and oxygen is fed in the pipeline. The oxygen cylinders have to be procured and frequently empty cylinders have to be replaced, many times at night also, the cost of all this is significant. Shri Chandravadanbhai Shah & Smt. Ushaben Shah of Mumbai donated Rs 20 lacs for Central Oxygen Generating unit which concentrates oxygen from air and feeds it in to the oxygen pipelines continuously. Both of them are providing significant financial support to Anjali since last 8 years. Their contribution for the central oxygen unit has significantly brought down expenditure on purchase of oxygen. On behalf of Anjali and the villagers of this area we are thankful to both of them. Since last many years Eye work is being done. As new medical instruments are available old instruments are replaced or upgraded in the Eye department. It has been possible to reach out to faraway tribal areas as well as interior villages through eye camps. The eye camp activity in figures is as follows: 5 Activities Society for Rural Health & Development ANJALI District No. of OPD Operations Spectacles Eye Camps Patients provided to patients Sabarkantha 30 4552 409 2347 Arvalli 23 4696 303 2701 Total 53 9248 712 5048 Camp patients diagnosed with cataract from interior villages are brought in bus and after surgery on next day they are taken back to where they came from in bus. Anjali is registered Base hospital with NPCB Sabarkantha. Like every year this year also surgical operation camps were organized. 40% of OPD patients in Surgical OPD are in need of some surgical procedure. In tribal areas & interior villages people are eagerly waiting for surgical operation camps. The figures of surgical operation camps are as follows: District No. of Camps OPD Patients Operations Sabarkantha 03 279 143 Arvalli 01 84 28 Total 04 363 171 2) Women's Activities: Process of empowerment of women through saving groups is going on steadily. Yes, workers of Anjali play the role of facilitator, the results of which are very good. Members regularly take loans and accomplish their work/needs. It seems that their self-confidence and self-esteem have also increased. Whenever they want break from their busy daily routine, they like to go out on tour. This time they went to Poicha (near Vadodara) and enjoyed. During annual meetings held at Anjali, we take one topic which is useful to them. When you ask them about their health they will say very well but do something about my legs, joints are very painful. These women have to do much physical work, they take pain killers themselves. So this year during annual meetings at Anjali they were given information about joint pains and Diabetes. Information was given regarding joint structure, cause of pain and how relief can be obtained.