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800001 (Bihar) India 301, BHAGWATI VAISHNO APARTMENT, ANANDPURI WEST BORING CANAL ROAD, NEAR-PANCHMUKHI HANUMAN MANDIR, PATNA- 800001 (BIHAR) INDIA Ph : 0612-2557791, Fax-0612-2557791, Mobile-+91-9334397067, 08292705636 [email protected] Website-sarvanginvikas.org WORDS FROM SECRETARY In this year, we have succeeded to enhance our effort in a prestigious manner to achieve our goal in comparison with the previous years, because we have already tried to further diversify and decentralize our efforts in a broad manner & reflected our active presence in 15 district of Bihar including three districts of Jharkhand. For example, we have established a mile stone in skill development of poor and unemployed youths of Bihar with the support of various govt. agencies. As far as the other sector is concerned, we have done very well in women empowerment Sector and for this, we have indentified the problems of tribal women and implemented the programmes for their capacity building, skill training and a sustainable livelihood specially for the women from Santhali, Paharia and Minority community of Jharkhand . In other hand we have succeeded to provide irrigation facilities through the conservation of water and installation of lift irrigation system for the welfare of small and marginal farmers of tribal and hilly areas. Besides these programmes, we have also focused on the rescue and rehabilitation of children and setup children homes, child adoption homes, including the facilities of primary Education, Vocational training and establishing child friendly environment under ensuring child rights. How ever, we are very much grateful to our supporters, well wishers, professional, workers and volunteers, who are stand with us to achieve the goal. In other hand we are grateful to our support agencies/organization/departments, without whome our objectives would not have taken place as we wish. Finally, we are running on the path of promotion towards our vision and mission, which was already set up. In this regard, we are moving faster with a hard work in transparent and Accountable manner with a hope of support by the donors as well as the individuals, who are with us. (Anjesh Kumar) Secretary ORGANOGRAM The Governing Body is a policy and decision making body to implement policies and programme framed for each unit undertaken by SVS General Body Governing Body Chairman Expert Committee Secretary-Cum-CEO Treasurer State Programme Manager Managing Director Account Officer District Program Manager Office In-Charge Asst. Accountant & Project Staff Field Staff CONTACT PERSONS S.No. Name Designation Contact Number 01 Mr. Anjesh Kumar C.E.O +91-9334397067 02 Mr. Ramesh Kumar M.D +91-9934139815 03 Mr. Anil Kumar Singh SPM-Cum-P.D +91-9835254477 OUR DISTRICT OFFICES District Office Address Contact Persons Patna SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Ashwini Kumar 301, Bhagwati Vaishno App. Anandpuri, Mobile-9334348204 Near-Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir, West Boring Canal Road, Patna-01 (Bihar) Lakhisarai SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Rajeev Kr. Pandey Chandrikaso Bhawan, West Karyanand Mobile-9162177201 Nagar, Purani Bazar, Lakhisarai, District- Lakhisarai (Bihar) 811311 Sheikhpura SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Pankaj Kumar At+Post-Mehus, District-Sheikhpura Mobile-9852922183 (Bihar) 811102 Munger SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Tanvir Ajam At-Ghosi Tola, Post-Munger, District- Mobile-9631384929 Munger (Bihar) Purnia SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr.Manoj Kumar At-Harda, Po-Purnia, District-Purnia Mobile-9097633668 Katihar SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Manoj Kumar Officers colony, mirchaybadi, Post-Katihar, Mobile-9097633668 District-Katihar (Bihar) Begusarai SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Deepak Kumar Nirala Alka cinema Road, Mobile-854107753 District-Begusarai (Bihar) Araria SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. A.K. Singha Bus Stand Road, Araria (Bihar) Mobile-8873901810 Jamui SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Chitranjan Kumar Bal Bharti School, Jamui, Mobile-9973139439 District-Jamui (Bihar) Bhagalpur SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Shashi Kumar Karn At-Marwari Collage More Mobile-8507323020 Post+District-Bhagalpur (Bihar) Sahibganj SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Dilip Kumar Singha Professor Colony, Near-Chati Durga Asthan, Mobile-8271185410 Post+District-Sahibganj (Jharkhand) Pakur SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Anil Kumar Singh Shivpuri Colony,Behind Raj+2 High School, Mobile-9835254477 Post+District-Pakur (Jharkhand) Dumka SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI Mr. Omkar Mishra At-Baskinath Deoghar-Dumka Road NH, Mobile-9955208036 District-Dumka (Jharkhand) ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW Name : SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI (SVS) Full Mailing Address : 301, BHAGWATI VAISHNO APARTMENT, ANANDPURI, WEST BORING CANAL ROAD NEAR- PANCHMUKHI HANUMAN MANDIR POST-G.P.O, PIN CODE-800001 DISTRICT-PATNA STATE-BIHAR (INDIA) Full Contact Details Ph: : 0612-2557791 Fax : 0612-2557791 Mobile No : +91-9334397067, +91-8292705636 E-mail : [email protected] Website : www.sarvanginvikas.org Contact Person : ANJESH KUMAR (Secretary) Mobile No-+91-9334397067 [email protected] Legal Status Sl Act of Registration Registration No Date of Valid no Registration 01 Registered under 151/1994-95 28-06-1994 Permanent Indian Societies Registration Act 21, 1860 (XXI of 1860) 02 Pan No AADTS1292F 25-06-1995 Permanent 03 F.C.R.A Act 1976 030970001 17-08-2000 Permanent 04 Income Tax Act-1961 A.A.-1/Patna/ Technical/ 11-04-2011 Permanent (12A) 12AA /11-12/8-11 05 Income Tax Act-1961 A.A.-1/Patna/ Technical/ 13-08-2012 Permanent (80G) 80G / 12-13/991-94 06 Tan No. PTNS05810A 25-02-2014 Permanent Vision To establish an environment of equity, social justice and informality through social change in terms of assurance of basic fundamental right. Mission To work for the marginalized, deprived and weaker section of the society for the upliftment and holistic development. Thrust area Conservation of Natural Resources Awareness and advocacy Women Empowerment Elementary Education Livelihood Promotion Skill Development Institution Building Community Health Water & Sanitation Capacity Building Present Working Area Bihar State :- District-Patna, Munger, Lakhisarai, Shekhpura, Jamui, Katihar, Purnia, Araria, Khagaria, Begusarai, Saran, Jhanabad, Eest Champaran, Nawada, Gopalganj & Darbhanga. Jharkhand State :- District-Pakur, Sahibganj, Deoghar, Dumka & Ranchi. Governing body Ashwini Kumar Anjesh Kumar Sadhana Kumari President Secretary Treasurer Kanchan Kumari Rubi Kumari Dimple Rani Ajit Kumar Member Member Member Member Our Approach SVS’s approach to development is based upon participatory principles at the community level. It is believed that overall development of the communities cannot be achieved by single hands, thus to ensure the benefits of holistic development to reach the poor, it is necessary that the different development actors play conclusive roles at grass root level. SVS’s based on its capacities and its experience has chosen to work for reducing illiteracy and promoting sustainable livelihood practices involving the beneficiaries and other stakeholders. The decisive role of the society will be to work in harmony with all stakeholders and build sustainable process in the communities and link them with governance structures. By working on systemic issues that can bring about a multiplier change, we try to integrate the developmental issues and improve the conditions of the vulnerable individuals and households. We believe that an educated individual is more capable in taking decisions and improve livelihood conditions of self and household, thus acting simultaneously on both thefactors has larger positive impacts on the society and community in whole. We realize, we are an external agent to the communities and our role is to trigger the development process and wait till the process are adopted and integrated in the system. Thus we believe in change for better tomorrow. MORE ABOUT SVS SVS came into the existence on 02nd October 1993 the birth centenary of father of the nation ‘Mahatma Gandhi’ with dedicated ideologies of groups of intellectuals, social activists and general people to work for the underprivileged and weaker section of the society. The group felt that acting on specific issues would limit them and the organization would lack the space to develop and grow further. To keep it in mind, the name of the organization was finalized as “SARVANGIN VIKAS SAMITI” with a meaning, as a group for overall development through its vision, mission and objectives. On 28th, June 1994 the society was formally registered under Indian Societies Registration Act 21, 1860 (XXI of 1860). Organization have engaged individuals with flair to work for in social development issues in field of education, health, nutrition, hygienic, skill development training, rural development, sanitation development, environment development, awareness generation campaign on social issues and covering wider range of stakeholders from the society. The society has been seeking financial assistance/grant-in-aid from various Government/ Private Funding Agency(s), converting them to social development. At present and in future the society is committed to work with dedication for the overall development at grass root level in poorer pockets involving the deprived. OBJECTIVES OF THE SOCIETY 1. To work for establishing literate society through imparting uniform & quality education among children and other illiterate groups. 2. To insure better community health, hygiene and sanitation consciousness along with psycho-social development among the communities. 3. To encourage sustainable & environment friendly livelihood
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