17th ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 Dr.Roda Patel- An Unexpected Departure All our well wishers, friends, donors have known our Trustee Dr.Roda Khushroo Patel and her passion to work for the under privileged children. Dr.Roda Patel worked as a paediatrician in Chicago for many years but her heart was in . She longed to do something for the poor and needy children in India. With this mission she came to Kharel in 1995 and after that visited Kharel for 4 months every year. She was a major force behind the Child Health and Nutrition Project started by the organization, to improve the malnutrition and health in the poor tribal children. She was very concerned about the malnutrition in these children Dr. Roda Patel and worked day and night to collect donations from friends, well wishers, philanthrophic organizations in India and abroad. She started the Gram Seva Foundation in U.S.A. for this purpose and all donations to this foundation are utilised for the children's welfare project in Kharel. The Foundation continues to give money for this purpose. Dr.Roda Patel was the inspiration behind the Balawas Project. This project provides residential facilities and education to children, whose parents are migrants, who are orphans or come from broken families. The project was very close to her heart and she wanted to expand it so that more and more children benefit. Dr.Khushroo Patel, their children, family and friends have pledged to fulfil her dream and this project shall be completed soon. Dr.Patel was not only a very good doctor, a loving and compassionate human being but also a great artist. Her enthusiasm for life was infectious. Her paintings, which generally had mother and children as subjects, were displayed every year in an exhibition in Chicago and the amount generated from their sale was donated to the welfare of the children. Her paintings were described as full of Feelings, Love and Purpose. We lost this warm, compassionate and loving person, our Mother Teresa on Aug 8th 2011 at Chicago. Gram Seva family has lost their pillar of support. Her demise has caused a big void e are lamps and in our lives which will be difficult to fill. Rodaben as lovingly called Wour burning is by all and Rodaaji to the Balawas children, has a special place in what we call "Life" our hearts and will always be an inspirational force behind Gram - Vivekananda Seva and our lives……… GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

Preface It gives me a great pleasure in extending warm greetings for the New Year to all our dear friends and well wishers… Gram Seva Trust, started with the mission of reaching out to rural population, has completed 17 years devoted to public health and community development. During these seventeen years, the Trust has worked hard and with utmost sincerity to take medical and public health services to the disadvantaged in and Dang districts. We can say with humility that the organization has largely succeeded in meeting the goals it had set for itself. However, with experience, we also learnt that the health services alone are not enough. These need to be complemented with efforts at social and economic upliftment of the rural poor in order to make a palpable change. The ‘Halpatis’ are amongst the most backward in South . Poverty, illiteracy, alcoholism and other addictions have deprived them from fruits of development seen in other regions. High maternal and infant mortality, malnutrition, inadequate housing and poor sanitation causing common infections are the frontiers that still need to be paid attention to. The Trust has taken several initiatives to contribute towards social and economic betterment. There are projects aimed at improving their economic status by way of facilitating Self Help Groups for small savings, micro- credits, and vocational training. The communities still lack and are victims of ignorance, superstitions and mis-beliefs. The education being offered to children lacks both direction and quality that could make a visible impact in empowering them to lead a life with higher self-confidence and self-esteem. In order to get around the inadequacies of formal education system, we have started a shelter home where the neediest amongst these children can experience an environment of love and care while they continue with regular schooling. In addition there are coaching classes in every village to strengthen the basic education. We hope this will have positive results in bringing about value based education and the meritorious students will be able to compete with the best. Such examples will raise the bar for others too in the community and then only we can feel the sense of achievement. We will like to set this goal post to devote our future strategies and energy with utmost sincerity and honesty. Untimely demise of Rodaben Patel has been a cruel blow to the organization since she was a pillar of support to the Trust, through her unmatched dedication and hard work especially for the children related projects, since the beginning. It is an irreparable loss for all of us at the Gram Seva Trust. The details enlisting the activities of the Trust are presented in the following pages. You have stood by us in times of our trials and tribulations like a rock and we seek your love, guidance and support for the coming years also.

Thanking you, Dr.Ashwin Shah, Date : 10th December, 2011 ( Managing Trustee) Place : Kharel On behalf of Trustees.

1 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011 New Activities and Facilities over. The incidence of non-communicable diseases like High Blood Pressure, Diabetes Mellitus, and Hospital Expansion Cataract related blindness often go unnoticed and untreated in the elderly. This has resulted in many The hospital expansion work had started last patients presenting to the hospital with paralysis, year and the same was completed and commissioned heart attack, kidney failure, retinopathy and other during 2010-11. The new wing has an Intensive Care complications of high BP or Diabetes. These lead Unit (ICU), a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), to serious consequences like ICU admissions and a a Children’s Ward and the new Labor Room. The compromised quality of life after discharge from the wing also has the renovated kitchen and a much larger hospital. Many of these undesirable complications Dining Room. These new improved facilities benefit can be prevented by early diagnosis and treatment. the patients, public and the medical staff and have Similarly timely cataract surgery can check the been appreciated by all. incidence of blindness amongst the elderly. The new expansion was dedicated to the Geriatric medicine has become a separate public by famous author, Kundanikaben Kapadia speciality since the needs of the elderly are as special of Nandigram, on 05/02/2011 in presence as those of children. Most of our public health of the Vice Chancellor of Gujarat Vidyapeeth, Shri projects are designed for woman and child health or Sudarshan Ayengar, Director of American Springs for control of communicable diseases and do not take and Processing Works and Aspee Agro- , into consideration the increasing incidence of non- Shri Kiranbhai Patel and the other dignitaries. The communicable diseases among the elderly. The elderly generous donations towards the hospital expansion are further neglected in the households since they are program were gratefully acknowledged by honoring not earning and are economically dependent on their the donors of each new facility. children. Often their condition goes undiagnosed The NICU with advanced facilities will make since there is no one to bring them to the hospital. it possible for us to take better care of premature We were seized of this issue for some time and newborns and low birth weight babies and help wanted to make an intervention. Fortunately the Aum in reducing the mortality in this high risk group. Foundation of Australia came forward to fund this Similarly in view of increase in hospital deliveries, project and we have finally started this much needed the new labor room fulfills the need by offering more service. space and privacy to the women in labor. A separate An initial survey of the population above 50 Children’s ward allows the doctors to treat the children years of age was done in the selected villages. A in their own environment in stead of being kept with trained field worker visits these households to check the adult patients. them for high BP, Diabetes and Cataract. Further those needing further investigations and treatment Geriatric Project (For the Elderly) are brought to the hospital by our transport and are followed up at home. The elderly population is on the increase and their special needs have been recognized the world

2 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011 Other ongoing Projects met by the Trust through donations. 1241 women and 1180 newborns received the care under these schemes Hospital Services during this year.

Our hospital has been serving the population Annapurna Bhojnalay ( Kitchen) from 300 villages of Navsari and Dang districts by extending quality medical care at highly subsidized We now have a large dining room and a cost and many a times free of cost. The number of well equipped kitchen after the new building was patients availing these facilities has steadily gone up. commissioned. The kitchen serves free meals and This year 57741 patients were seen in the out patients twice a day milk to all patients admitted in the General department while 5959 patients required admission Wards, giving not only a nutritious diet to them but and treatment in the hospital. The cost of medical care also a big relief to the relatives from far flung areas. has gone up globally due to expensive medicines and The dedicated donations are made for this project. advances in technology. The Trust has strived to keep the quality as also the cost suitably balanced since Hospital Statistics 2009-2010 2010-2011 majority of the patients come from very poor and OPD patients 50734 57741 tribal areas. New 20041 22388 Old 30693 35353 The hospital medical store keeps good quality and rational medicines to ease the high cost burden. Indoor Patients 5861 6969 These are sold at 10 percent discount and this gives a Consultations 50734 57640 major relief to the patients. Operations 1407 1516 In addition, we partner many government Deliveries 1456 1569 schemes for those below poverty line and the tribals Lab tests/ Patients 66000/22000 67000/22500 like Chiranjivi, Balsakha and National Health X-rays 3951 4570 Insurance Schemes. The benefits of these schemes Sonography 2936 3263 extend mainly to hospital deliveries, new-born care and other hospital treatment to those qualifying for TB patients 122 100 such free care. The government gives a fixed grant Snakebite patients 132 80 under each head to the hospital and any shortfalls are Physiotherapy 1485 1903

Krishna Mohan Halpati a 10 months old chubby baby who had just begun standing with support was unable to sit or stand. The parents noticed a swelling on her back near the spine. GST workers in their routine check- ups also realised that this child was not gaining weight for the last few months. The parents were advised to bring the child to hospital in Kharel for further checkup. The paediatrician on examination suspected TB( Tuberculosis) of the spine. The child needed a MRI study, which was expensive and done only in . Krishna’s parents had never been to Surat. They were not ready to go there. They were saying, ‘Do whatever treatment required, in Kharel but don’t ask us to go to Surat. We have never been to Surat. We will be lost in such a big city.’ It took a lot of counselling to persuade them to go to Surat Civil hospital. Some of their neighbours were also persuaded to go with them. GST agreed to bear the expenses of the MRI scan. The scan confirmed the diagnosis. Krishna had TB of the spine. A neurophysician was consulted who also confirmed the diagnosis and asked to start Anti Tubercular treatment. He said she may not need surgery. Krishna’s mother took regular care of the child and completed the treatment without fail. The Paediatrician suggested another MRI. Again it took some counselling to persuade them to go to Surat. But eventually they agreed. They also paid partly for the MRI A second MRI after 9 months showed improvement in the lesions. Today Krishna can sit without support and walk with support. It was a great joy to see her walk in the OPD holding her mother’s hand.

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Timely treatment saved the mother's life

Sangeeta a pregnant tribal woman was referred Reena was referred to GST hospital from a Govern- ment hospital 60 km. away on a Sunday ( Holiday) to GST hospital at Kharel from a hospital about morning. She was pregnant and had started bleed- 60km.away. This was her second delivery. Her ing profusely during delivery. first delivery was also by caesarean section. She Reena was a resident of Dang (interior forest dis- trict). This was her second pregnancy. Her previ- had developed complications during this delivery ous delivery was normal without any complications. and was hence referred to Kharel as enough fa- This time she was admitted in a government hospital for her second delivery. During delivery she started cilities were not available in interior areas. bleeding profusely hence she was referred to Kharel. When our gynaecologist examined her she found Her condition was serious when she was brought to the hospital. She was pale and breathless. Her that Sangeeta’s uterus had ruptured near the scar pulse was very feeble and her blood pressure was of previous surgery. She was bleeding profusely also very low. and the baby had died in the uterus. On examination our Gynaecologist found that Ree- na’s uterus had ruptured due to abnormal position Her condition was worsening. She was becom- of the baby. The baby had died in the uterus. She was immediately taken for operation. Emergency ing pale, breathless and her blood pressure was surgery was required to stop her bleeding and save decreasing. Sangeeta was immediately taken for her life. The hospital staff was sent to get blood for her. operation. Stitching the uterus or removing the During surgery the Gynaecologist found that the uterus could save her. Luckily the gynaecologist uterus had ruptured. Baby was dead and the whole abdomen was filled with blood. Reena’s uterus had could stitch the uterus and the bleeding stopped. to be removed to save her, which was a difficult task. The whole team was battling to save her life. Sangeeta’s condition improved steadily. She was The removal of a pregnant uterus is very difficult discharged after one week. We could not save and at the same time this has to be done in a very her baby. But she was saved and her uterus was short time. The patient is critical and hence risk of anaesthesia also increases. Yet our gynaecologist saved. Hence there was some possibility that she took the risk and removed the uterus quickly….. may have a baby later. Reena’s life was saved by immediate surgery, blood and intensive care. Her condition improved slowly Timely referral, immediate surgery and care, and she was discharged from the hospital. availability of blood helped save the life of a The joy of saving a young mother’s life makes you mother!! forget the stress and strain of clinical emergencies!

“Success is the ability to go from failure to failure without losing your enthusiasm”

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This year approximately 53,515 free meals were Free Ante-natal Checkup served. Free Ante-natal Checkup is conducted twice a Shri Sukhabhai Govindji Patel Eye week in the hospital for last 13 years to ensure regular Department checkup of pregnant women and provide health education to the women. 6156 pregnant women were Shri Sukhabhai Govindji Patel Eye Department checked this year. is well equipped eye department with facilities for daily OPD and operations. An eye camp is conducted Vatsyayan (AIDS) Centre every month in the surrounding villages to pick up new patients. A refractionist also goes to both satellite This project was started to counter the increasing centers in Dang district. Those below poverty line incidence of HIV infection and AIDS. The centre are operated free of charge and given spectacles. The provides free testing facility for all pregnant women, elderly under the Geriatric Project will greatly benefit T.B patients and also for high suspects to contract from this service. HIV infection, in addition to related information and education on the subject. Since the newborn can Snakebite Treatment get the infection from the affected mother, antivirus treatment is given to the baby if mother was HIV The hospital has been extending timely positive so that the baby does not get AIDS. 3350 treatment to snakebite patients. 80 patients were patients were tested this year and counseling given admitted this year for snakebite. The government has when needed. unfortunately stopped giving Anti Snakebite Venom injections and this is causing problems since these Poor Patient Fund injections are costly. We need to raise donations for the same. The patients coming to the hospital for treatment are often very poor and unable to bear

Camps Patients Spectacles Surgeries Venue Donor 1 103 59 20 Anaval • Gram Seva Trust (SNGO), Valsad Raktdan Ken- dra (MNGO), Laxmiben Raga and Jigneshbhai 1 106 69 _ Khaata Aambaa R.Patel U.S.A.( Sisodra) 1 310 161 28 Divya Chayaa, Subir • Smt.Gangaben Manibhai Desai(U.S.A.) through 1 77 23 27 Bardipaada Maganbhai Ranchodbhai Desai Bhulafalia. • Dr.Madhurika Jaswantbhai Naik Smruti Trust, 1 146 35 27 Primary School, Devdha Navsari. 10 491 142 210 Kharel • Matya Art (Leister U.K) • District Blindness Control Society 15 1233 489 312 • GIVE India 5 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

even the minimum expense. Since the main thrust Child Health and Nutrition Project ( of the Trust is to extend medical assistance to such Anganwadi Project) marginalized people, relief of Rs. 5,188,512 was given to 7347 patients. This relief is also given by way The organization, from the beginning, has of offering discount on medicines, food, laboratory, been involved with the government’s Integrated expensive investigations like CT scan, financial help Child Development Scheme (ICDS) directed towards for speciality consultations and treatment at other reducing malnutrition amongst the tribal children. hospitals. In addition Rs. 280005/-, relief to poor The children under this project undergo regular health patients also came from Shri P J Desai Trust, Rs. check-ups, monitoring of weight and developmental 35,158/-, from Hifazat Trust and Rs.5,80,125.51 mile-stones, and treatment of any minor or major through Give India. illness free of cost. Those in grades (malnutrition) are given high protein high calorie Hyderabad Mix Community Health Project powder to supplement their dietary intake.

While the Trust is dedicated to provide an With addition of 26 new Anganwadis, we affordable medical care to the beneficiaries, it is also now look after 104 Anganwadis with 3288 children. committed towards prevention of common diseases It is satisfying to see the malnutrition decreasing by and health awareness. We run several community 10 to 15 percent in the project areas. The medical centric projects. officers, supervisors and the health workers give lot of importance to generate health awareness and

Sarita ( name changed) a 3 year old child from Gandeva village of Block of , just 3 kms away from GST hospital in Kharel, was suffering from Diarrhoea. The parents were labourers, but her un- cle worked as wardboy in a hospital in Navsari. The family was better off than many of their neighbours. They also reared some goats and buffaloes. Their house was the only pucca house in the falia. They also had a TV. Hence, even after suggestions by neighbours to take the child to GST hospital in Kharel, the mother took the child to the local private practitioner for treatment, who gave them some medicines. The mother continued to go to work. The child was kept with an old great grandmother, who could not even see properly. Even after 2 days when the diarrhoea did not stop and the child’s condition worsened they took the child to the same practitioner. The private practitioner found the child severely dehydrated and sent them immediately to GST hospital at Kharel. But alas they were too late. The child was so dehydrated that she expired even as an intravenous drip was being started. A child lost due to diarrhoea!! No, a child lost due to ignorance, misbelieves, lack of proper care. Morbidity and mortality in villages is not just related to diseases. Many social, economical, religious, psychological and other factors have an effect on it.

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Poor Paient Relief (2010 - 2011)

Particulars No.of patients Amount

OPD patients 7347 7,16,129/-

Children 3288 10,98,419/-

Free deliveries 1285 26,68,059/-

Free NICU 1117 3,42,494/-

ANC checkups 6156 3,63,411/-

Total 19193 51,88,512/- education while making home visits and this has Health Education Project contributed to the success of this program. Health awareness and education are important Vaccination tools for prevention of disease in the community. The people are still victims of superstitions, mis-beliefs and The routine vaccinations under the Primary several unhealthy practices regarding diet, sanitation Health Centres of the government are given at the and addictions. We have been striving towards hospital every Monday. In addition, every child and creating awareness in the community to bring about adolescent girl is also given MMR and Hepatitis-B a scientific approach to health and disease. The health vaccines. MMR vaccination in young girls prevents education programs are conducted in the hospital and Rubella infection which, if it occurs during pregnancy, in the villages using different media including films. can result in congenital (birth) defects including heart This year, 99 night programs were conducted in the defects in the newborns. This year 114 MMR and 541 villages while 48 programs were held in the hospital. Hepatitis-B vaccines were administered. 2 programs were arranged for the school children. Hepatitis-B too is a serious infection and can lead to severe jaundice and in some cases to cancer of Adolescent Girls Education the liver. A pregnant woman with positive Hepatitis-B Young girls are often not given the right and status can be a carrier for the fetal infection. In such essential information about their development and a situation, expensive Immunoglobulin injections, body functions like menstrual and reproductive health. costing up to RS 7000/- have to be given to the This is despite the fact that they have the curiosity newborn to prevent this infection. GST provides free and desire to clarify several doubts when they are injections to very poor patients. This year 21 such growing up. These young girls are the future mothers, newborns were given injections. and ignorant as they are, not well equipped to take on

Chitali tad falia is a remote interior village in Chikhli Block of Navsari district. The falia is about 20 Km. away from GST hospital in Kharel. The residents of this falia are Korghas a tribal community. Earlier most of the deliveries were being conducted by an untrained traditional birth attendant as there were no transport and health facilities. As there was development in transport and health facilities few women started going to the health centres for their deliveries. The birth attendant was resistant to these changes. Frequent visits and counselling were having no effects. She did not allow her daughter in law to attend the free antenatal clinics nor allow her to go to the hospital for delivery. She herself conducted her daughter in laws 4 deliveries. Once the elders of the community and the village heads were called to counsel her, but to no avail. Still the workers continued visiting her, counselling her, which brought a change in her mindset. This time her daughter was pregnant. She herself brought her daughter to the hospital for antenatal check up and her subsequent delivery was conducted in GST hospital. Change requires patience, persistence and time. 7 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

the responsibilities once they get married. To fulfill Village Health and Sanitation Com- this gap, we have a regular adolescent girl’s project mittee Project and have started giving attention to boys also. 6805 girls and 2149 boys have benefited this year through This project, also under NRHM, aims to make this project. In addition, these girls are also given the village health and sanitation committee members vocational training including sewing and beautician more responsible and active in the stated purpose. courses to make them self sufficient and economically They are sensitized and trained to take up health and empowered. sanitation programs in their villages. This project was undertaken last year for 99 villages for one year. A Service NGO follow up evaluation is being done this year before the project is extended to other villages. High rates of maternal mortality and infant mortality are still significant issues in our country especially for those living in remote areas with Village Development Activities inadequate health care facilities. In order to achieve Gram Seva Trust has a vision to see an overall the acceptable targets under the National Rural Health development of the village along with improvement Mission (NRHM), the organization was selected for in health and related issues. It is only when the the SNGO project in Chikhli Taluka for a period of 3 economic profile of the village improves that a years. We feel extremely happy to share that the targets city-ward migration will be checked and the rural have been met satisfactorily due to the intense efforts families can enjoy the fruits of development. Women of our medical and other staff from the community empowerment and strengthening of education health and the hospital. We are also grateful to our system are the fundamental requirements for this government counterparts for their sustained help and development. co-operation at all levels.

The OPD door opened and Jimniben walked in the room with the help of a relative. 50 years old Jimniben is a tribal from Dungarda village in about 80 Km away from Kharel. Her three children are married and live separately. Her husband has migrated to distant area for work. Since last two years she cannot see properly. She was also suffering from breathless- ness. Hence she could not work. Her economic condition was also very poor. When she was examined it was found that she was suffering from severe anaemia. Her Hae- moglobin was only 3gm%. Her tongue was very pale. She was also suffering from cataract in both eyes. Jimniben was immediately hospitalised and given 2 units of blood transfusion. As her haemoglobin improved she was operated for cataract. Today Jimniben can see very well. Her health has also improved. Now she can go to work and earn her living. She does not have to depend on anybody. 8 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

Service NGO Project Jan - 08 To Baseline survey Target Achieved December-10

Complete ANC 29% 60% 77% care

Institutional 59.6% 95% 98% Deliveries

Malnutrition in 52% 42% 37% 0-3 year olds

Education with disinterested relatives while some had destitute parents or even abusive parents because of alcohol Education is central to the development of all addiction. Also migrant workers stay out for 8 months human potential. Though more children are enrolled a year and return only during the rainy season. The in the schools yet the quality of education leaves children accompanying them are consequently much to be desired. Children from backward areas, deprived of formal education and any health care. We where government schools are the main providers started an ambitious project to keep these children in a of education, can not receive good basic education. shelter home, providing them with all care while they Many children drop out because they can not perform. would go to a regular school. This environment of love GST is running coaching classes or tutorials for the and care with close attention to their schooling would children from the primary schools to prepare them for make a difference to their lives was our conviction the middle and higher education. 20 Tutorial classes and hope tinged with some trepidation. We were not are being run to benefit 478 students to reinforce sure if the parents would entrust their children to us school syllabus through regular coaching and some while they were away to the cities for work or the innovative techniques to promote a holistic education children would agree to stay away from home and that and development. The tutors too attend training too amongst strangers. sessions and workshops from time to time to add These children and their guardians have value to their skills. shown an exemplary faith in human values and have proved once again that the environment, that the Balawaas children grow up in, has a big role to play in their over all development and value system. There are We and our workers during our close work 32 children in age group of 5-12 years and they have in the villages had identified some children in very shown marked improvement in their grades and social hopeless situations; some were orphans and living skills. Considering the backgrounds they came from,

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the positive change has encouraged us to expand the sewing classes run at Tankal and 90 of these women facility to a permanent and bigger shelter-home that have taken this further to make a living. At least 50 can accommodate up to 100 children. It is a matter of women are making Rs. 3000 to 5000 every month great happiness that one of our senior trustees, Shri working in garment factories. Chaganbhai Nayak and his family members have Besides the training is also given for making donated a prime piece of land for construction of the handicrafts, household products like detergents, new facility and we expect to start the work very soon. phenyl, shampoo and other items. Women empowerment project has made significant progress Women Empowerment Project in last 8 years with net sales of Rs. 518853 registered this year, a significant amount in village economics. Majority of the population in the villages is comprised of Halpatis, extremely disadvantaged on socio-economic parameters. In order to improve Satellite Projects the economic condition of the community, we have Two satellite centers are functioning in facilitated small saving groups (SHG) of the women. remote villages of Kudkas and Mahal in difficult There are 104 such active SHG; with income generating terrain of Dang district to provide basic health care schemes weaved in with saving and lending schemes to the residents by the teams from Kharel hospital. within each group, these women are experiencing not The minor illnesses are diagnosed and treatment is only an economical emancipation but also have had a provided there only with subsequent follow-up in chance to improve their social status and self-esteem. next visit. Those needing further investigations and This year the savings amount to Rs. 19,48,554 with advanced treatment are brought to Kharel hospital. internal lending of Rs. 10,27,302. Gynecologist goes every fifteen days to great relief Vocational training is given to the young girls of many women. Eye care is provided with free and the women. 441 women have benefited from spectacles to the needy.

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Particulars Kudkas Mahal Medical Camps 09-10 10-11 09-10 10-11 Total visits 52 50 23 51 The following table depicts the medical camps organized this year and the names of the donors and General medicine 5350 6338 1357 4459 organizations helping in these camps. Obs/Gyne 326 288 23 114 Eye 75 25 16 61 Total patients 5749 6651 1416 4634

Sr.no Date Particulars Donor General Medical Camp - Anaval 1 11/04/10 Shri.Shukleshwar Mahadev Mandal - Anaval Total patients 253 General Medical Camp - Khata Aamba Gram Seva Trust (SNGO), Valsad Raktdan Kendra (MNGO), 2 09/05/10 Total patients 440 Laxmiben Raga and Jigneshbhai R.Patel U.S.A.( Sisodra) Plastic Surgery Camp Total patients 81 Jeevan Akshay Charitable trust, 3 29,30/ 05/2010 Polio camp Kharel Polio Foundtion- Ahemadabad Total patients 85 4 12/06/10 Blood Donation camp(Bottles - 35) Indian Red cross Society Navsari General Medical Camp - Bardipada 5 27/02/11 Matya Art (Leister U.K) Total patients 590

Other Events !! To promote reading habits in people this year, !! Handicap International started a project in ‘Vaanche Gujarat’ expedition was carried Navsari district, to coordinate the problems out throughout the state. As a part of this Shri of handicaps with the general health issues. Piyushbhai Naik ( Gadat) and Smt.Jayashreeben Gram Seva Trust was selected as a partner Desai () were invited to give lectures for this project in Navsari District. Handicap on their favourite books on 10/7/2010 and International organized a meeting for this on 2/10/2010 respectively 15th April 2010. Throughout the year meetings, !! The annual mehendi ( henna design) and rallies, trainings etc. were organized in Navsari hairstyle competition was organized on 17th District to bring awareness amongst the people July 2010. Smt. Sudhaben Desai, Smt.Ajitaben and advocate the problems of the handicap. Naik, and Smt.Ritaben Desai were the judges. !! ‘DRDA’ Navsari and team from came to !! Our second tailoring class was inaugurated at review the women empowerment project in GST Tankal by Shri Bhagubhai Patel on 15th Aug on 20th May 2010. 2010. !! Trainees from sewing class were taken !! The staff celebrated Independence Day on 15th to Rural Expo in Chikhli for exposure visit on August 2010 and Republic Day on 26th January 2/6/2010. 2011 with great enthusiasm. Programme of Tree !! Staff of GST and Balawas students organized a Plantation in the Campus by Senior Staff was cleanliness drive in the area surrounding GST organized on 15th Aug. campus on 6th June 2010 on the occasion of !! Polio Foundation distributed World Environment Day. clippers and artificial limbs to the handicapped !! As in every year the Foundation Day of the on 29/8/2010. organization was celebrated by organizing Eye !! Certificate distribution program for the sewing camp and Blood Donation Camp on 12th June class trainees by the Taluka Development 2010. Officer, Gandevi.

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!! To imbibe the thoughts of Gandhi in our !! As in every year the International women’s Day children we organized an Elocution competition was celebrated on 12th March 2011. Director of for our tutorial students aged 10 to 14 on 2nd Seva bank Ahemedbad Smt. Jayashreeben Vyas October 2010 ( Gandhiji’s Birth Anniversary). and team were invited to motivate the women to The students had to speak on any episode in save money. Shri Timbaliya and his team from Gandhiji’s life. Agriculture University Navsari were also invited !! Annual Exhibition and Sale of Handicrafts and to guide the women about how to increase their Household products, made by the local women income through kitchen gardening. was organized in Kharel, Gandevi, Amalsad, !! Every year we arrange picnics for Anganwadi Bilimora and Tankal. children. This year the children were taken for !! Staff picnic was organized on 23rd and 30th Picnic to Somnath Temple Bilimora. Dr.Roda October 2010 at Pavagadh and Ajwa Nimetka, Patel and her family also accompanied the Baroda children. ! !! Inauguration of the neonatal ventilator and ! Dr.Abhi Desai ( Flying Doc, U.S.A.) is very labour tables on 6th Dec 2010 by the Donor Shri interested in improving emergency care in India. Rajnikant Viththalani in memory of his wife As a part of this he visited the organization twice Late Smt. Bhartiben Rajnikantbhai Viththalani. this year in October’10 and March’11 to teach Bhartiben and Paragbhai Vora, Diptiben, the hospital staff emergency care techniques. Radhikaben and other well wishers were also present. !! Beauty parlour training course was organized in February and March 2011 supported by Baroda Swarojgar Yojana.

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Acknowledgement children’s project. We heartily acknowledge and thank all for their !! Shri Kishorebhai, Shri Bhulabhai and friends help and support. from Matya Arts, Leister (U.K.) for monetary support for medical camp. !! All the well wishers and donors in India ! and abroad who support us in achieving our ! Shri P.J.Desai Trust, Hifajat Trust and Give India objectives. for poor patient relief. ! !! All those who helped in the expansion of the ! Shri.Anilbhai Naik (CMD, L&T) for his hospital building for new facilities. continuous support. ! MM Gujarat State Health and Family Welfare ! Shri Kantibhai Desai and Smt. Rashmiben Desai Dept. and NRHM for honorary services to our Balawas. ! MM Late Smt. Kashiben and Late Shri ! Ms.Terry Rudd, Dr. Abhi Desai and members of Maganbhai Patel ( Matwad) and Family Fying Doc ( U.S.A.) for their training to our staff and monetary help. MM Late Shri Rambhai Haribhai Patel ( ! Khaparia), Late Shri Ambubhai, Shri ! Aum Foundation (Australia) for support to the Dinubhai and family. Geriatric Project. ! MM Shri Dinubhai Rambhai Patel ( Khaparia), ! Shri.Mahadevbhai Desai, ‘Sthapati’, Navsari for Shri Khandubhai Kalidasbhai Patel ( his honorary services in construction work. Navsari) Shri Gulabbhai Chitubhai Patel !! The volunteers and organizers from Anaval, and Family. Andheshwar, Amalsad and Tankal for supporting MM Smt.Lalitaben Batukbhai Desai ( Endhal) the women’s handicraft activities . ! MM Late Shri Bhanabhai Paragjibhai Patel and ! Shri D.D.Desai and Associates Valsad for their family( Endhal) services in Accounts and Audit. ! MM Shri Hirabhai Vallabhbhai Patel and family ! Blood Donors and Blood Banks of Navsari, (Endhal) Bilimora and Chikhli. ! MM Shri Chhotubhai Lallubhai Naik (Kaya ! District Rural Development Agency and District Talav, Amalsad) Health Society Navsari for their continuous support. Also the Block Health Offices in M Late Shri Ranchodbhai Ghelabhai Patel M Chikhli, Gandevi, Mahuva for their support. and family ( Tankal) The members of all Gram panchayats for their MM Late Shri Ballubhai Ranchodji Desai support in health activities. (Bilimora) and Smt.Padmaben Desai. !! Dena Bank-Kharel, Bank of Baroda- Khadsupa, MM Late Smt.Bhartiben Rajnikantbhai Gujarat Viduyat Company- Gandevi, Kharel Vitthalani( U.K.), Late Smt.Sarlaben Mandli, High Schools of Kharel and Tankal and Jobanputra & family and Smt.Bhartiben other local bodies for their continued interest and Shri Paragbhai Vora ( ) and participation in our activities. !! Smt Kundanikaben Kapadia (Nandigram, !! The Principal of Khaparia Primary School for Valsad), Shri Sudarshanbhai Ayengar (Vice his support towards our Balawas project. Chancellor, Gujarat Vidyapeeth) and Shri !! The editors and the correspondents of various Kiranbhai Patel (Aspi Agro, Bilimora) for their newspapers of for covering the presence and inspiration in Hospital expansion activities of the Trust and dissemination of Inauguration. information to the community. !! Shri Shanti Seva Prathishthan (Navsari) for !! Our trustees, full-time and visiting doctors, their monetary support to the Satellite centre at consultants, our dedicated staff and volunteers. Mahal, Dang. !! All known and unknown persons for supporting ! Gram Seva Foundation U.S.A. and Ronald ! the organization. McDonald House Charities for the donations to

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Date Activity Venue Trainer/Expert Trainee 09-10/04/2010 Community Workers Report Training Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & 44 Community Workers Education 16-17/04/2010 2 day Training for ANM & FHW on Ante Natal Kharel Experts from GST- ANMs, FHWs from PHCs Care in Mamta Diwas Hospital of Chikhali Block, GST-Staff members 06-08/05/2010 Workshop on Inclusion of Disability & Devel- Navsari Experts from Handicap Dr. Hiral Dave, Niteshbhai opment issues into the Public Health System International Patel of Gujarat 12/05/2010 Health Education for Adolescent Girls & Boys Ranveri Khurd GST-Dept. of Health & 39 Girls Education 11 Boys 26-28/05/2010 2 day New Community Workers Training Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & 10 Community Workers Education 31/05/2010 Training to Tutors Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & 16 Tutors 02/06/2010 Education 05/06/2010 Workshop for Newly Married Couples Kharel Dr. Harsha Shah, Dr. S. 19 Couples Patil, Dr. K. Dhadwe 09-12/06/2010 Training on Behavior change, Communica- Seva rural, Experts from Niteshbhai Patel, tion & Counseling Jhaghadiya SEVA Rural Manishaben Patel 09/07/2010 Workshop for Newly Married Couples ar- Dr. Harsha Shah, Newly married Couples ranged by MNGO Navsari Dr. S. Patil & Staff of from Vansda Block Valsad Raktdan Kendra 23-24/07/2010 Training for FNGO, MNGO Community Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & Community Workers Worker- Valsad Raktadaan Kendra Education 27/07/2010 M.O.Sensitization Workshop on Disability Navsari Experts from Handicap Dr. Hiral Dave International 28/07/2010 Training on Different Household products Girls High- Smt.Neelamben Desai School Girls school and Smt. Hasumatiben Amalsad Patel 01-07/08/2010 Celebration of Breast feeding Week – Health Surrounding GST-Dept. of Health & Village women education sessions in different villages villages Education 06-07/08/2010 2 day New Community Workers Training Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & 27 Community Workers, Education HE Staff 01-07/09/2010 Nutrition Week Celebrations – Nutrition Surrounding GST-Dept. of Health & Women and adolescent Demonstrations, villages Education girls 23/09/2010 VHSC Training Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & 66 VHSC Members Education 12/10/2010 Workshop for Promotion of Livelihood pro- Experts from Govern- Dr.Harsha Shah jects in Gujarat ment Dept. 16/10/2010 E.P.I info Training Baroda Dr.Rajesh Mehta Dr. Sharmishtha Patil, Mihir Dave 22-23/10/2010 ASER Survey Navsari District Experts from 21 participants PRATHAM 28/10/2010 Workshop on HIV/AIDS Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & Hospital Staff Education 20/11/2010 Training on Bio-Medical Waste for Hospital Kharel Dr.Nihar Doctor Hospital Staff staff En-Vision Co., Surat 2-5/12/2010 Training in Advanced Computers Use by Ahemadabad Experts from Shri.Mihir Dave Nasscom NASSCOM 14 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

3-4/12/2010 National Workshop on Newborn Care Ahmedabad Experts in Paediatrics Dr.Sharmishtha Patil 04/12/2010 VHSC Training Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & 42 Member of VHSC, Education RCH Workers, 01/01/2011 Adolescent Boys & Girls Mela ARCH Dar- Experts from ARCH Madhuben, Hansaben , ampur Manishaben, Rupaben 08/01/2011 First Aid Training by Team from District Dis- Kharel Experts from Disaster Community Workers and aster Management Cell Cell, Govt. of Gujarat. staff 65 20-22/01/2011 Training on Management of Emergencies- Kharel Experts from Flying Doc Nurses & Ward boys (CA,U.S.A) Ms.Terry of Gram Seva trust, Rudd, Dr. Kamal Desai, Pardi hospital, Shrimad Dr.Prafulla Samant Rajchandra hospital (Dharampur ) 18-19/02/2011 Training to Tutors Kharel GST-Dept. of Health & Tutors Education 19/02/2011 Training to Nursing Staff Kharel Dr.Shashi Vani GST-Hospital Staff 03/03/2011 2 Lectures on Adolescent health issues And Bilimora Dr.Harsha Shah, Women of Kutchi Samaj Menopause to women from Kutchi Samaj Dr. S. Patil of Bilimora 19/3/2011 World TB Day - Lecture and felicitation of those Kharel District T.B Officer of Hospital and completing treatment by District TB dept. Govt. of Gujarat PHC staff- Total 49 23-25/03/2011 Training to Medical Officers on Emergency Kharel Dr.Abhi Desai Flying Medical officers of GST Medicine Doc ( U.S.A.) 24/03/2011 State level Advocacy Meeting for the disabled Gandhinagar Experts from Handicap Dr. Harsha Shah, International Dr. Hiral Dave

Meeting

Date Activity Venue Persons 15/4/2010 VHSC Meeting Ahemadabad Shri.Vijay Patel and Shri.Dharmendra Tandel 06/05/2010 Credibility Alliance State Level Meeting Ahemadabad Dr.Ashwin Shah 17/06/2010 SHG Women’s Meeting Kharel Dr. Harsha Shah, Dr. Sharmishtha Patil, 19 Women 21/07/2010 Review Meeting on issues of Disability & Navsari Dr. Harsha Shah, Dr. Hiral Dave Development 29/07/2010 SNGO Review Meeting Kharel State NGO Co-ordinator Mr. Dipesh Dave, DPC Minu Singh- from District MNGOs, FNGOs and SNGO 09/08/2010 State level SNGO Review Meeting Gandhinagar Smt. Anju Sharma, Dr. Ashwin Shah, Dr. Harsha Shah, Mihir Dave, Dr. Sharmishtha Patil, State level officials. 19/08/2010 Women’s Empowerment -ANARDE Founda- Surat Smt.Neelamben Desai tion 21/08/2010 Review Meeting on issues of Disability & Navsari Dr. Hiral Dave Development 18/09/2010 Review Meeting on issues of Disability & Kharel Shubhalaxmi from Handicap International,Panktiben Development from Janpath Ahmedabad, NGO Members, Dr. Hiral Dave, HE Staff Members 22/10/10 Chikhli Taluka level meeting of Handicap Surkhai Dr.Hiral Dave International 30/09/2010 to SNGO Review Meeting CHETNA Mihir Dave 01/10/2010 Ahmedabad 15 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

13/10/2010 VHSC Quaterly Meeting CHETNA Mihir Dave, Dharmendra Tandel, Vijay Patel Ahmedabad 18/11/2010 School Health Programme Meeting Ahmedabad Dr.Ashwin Shah and Dr.Harsha Shah 26/11/2010 Meeting to introduce the different activities of Kharel SHG members. Baroda Swarojgar Yojana 02/12/2010 T.C.S. ( CCPO) Ahemadabad Dr.Ashwin Shah 7/12/2010 DRDA meeting (State level) Gandhinagar Dr.Harsha Shah 16/12/2010 SHG Women’s Meeting on Different Income Bodvak Mr.Natubhai from Bank of Baroda, Dr. Harsha generation activities Shah, Dharmendra Tandel 24/12/2010 SNGO Regional Review Meeting Kharel State NGO coordinator Shri.Dipesh Dave and representatives of 5 MNGO,1 SNGO 21/01/2011 I.A.P.S.M. Pre conference Workshop on role of Karamsad Dr. Ashwin Shah, Dr. Sharmishtha Patil, NGOs in Health. Medical College 30/01/2011 Support Forum “Olakh” Va- Dr.Ashwin Shah and Dr.Harsha Shah dodara 09/03/2011 VHSC Review Meeting Ahemadabad Dr.Harsha Shah 10/03/2011 District level Advocacy Meeting for the disa- Hotel Royal Re- Dr. Harsha Shah, bled gency, Navsari Dr. Hiral Dave 22/03/2011 State level Meeting Of JSA Vadodara Dr.Harsha Shah 30/03/2011 District level Meeting Of DRDA Navsari Dr.Harsha Shah

Visitors

Date Activity Venue Visitors 14/04/2010 Visit Children’s Activities of Gram Seva Trust Balawas visit Mrs.Nargis Irani and friends from Mumbai 28/04/2010 Handicapped International team from Ahmedabad GST, Kharel Mr.Arvind Patel, Mrs.Shubhlaxmi, Mrs. Sunanda 28/04/2010 Hospital and Other activities visit GST, Kharel Mrs. Jagrutiben Desai – Michigan(U.S.A.) 20/05/2010 DRDA Delhi team visit Kharel Sewing class Team of DRDA 02-03/06/2010 Exposure visit to all activity of Gram Seva Trust Kharel Community workers by staff of Anjali, Ranasan 01/07/2011 Exposure visit to Gram Seva Trust, by workers Kharel Dr. Daxaben Patel and field workers from ARCH Dharampur 18/09/2010 Visit the hospital and its activities Hospital Sisters from Dayanand Hospital, Talasari Campus (MH) 04/10/2010 Visit Hospital Campus and Community Activities Mr. Jan Bremen (Netherland) Shri Kiranbhai Nanavati (Ahmedabad) 26/10/2010 Exposure visit by Primary School Students of GST Campus Minkutch 15-17/11/2010 Navsari District’s Educational Visit for children of GST campus, 8 Balsena children and 2 coordinators Balsena of ‘Shaishav’ Dandi, Mamta Mandir, Library and Mahal 08-09/02/2011 Visit by Field workers of CHETNA , Mangrol Kharel Community Workers-50 Project, Surat Dist. 02/03/2011 Visit by Rotary club of Malad Hospital Campus Mrs.Lataben K. Patel,Mumbai and mem- bers of the Rotary Club. 16/03/2011 Visit by the Lodge Group, Mumbai Hospital Campus Mr. and Mrs. Phirdose Katrak and other members. 16 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

Donation from India April-2010 to March 2011. No. Name City Amount 1 In memory of late Bhartiben Vithalani by Rajinikant Vithalani & family ( Ventilator ) E Mumbai 1204000 2 In memory of late Kusumben Motichand Shah & late Motichand Maganlal Shah (Khaparia) C/o Smt. c Navsari 359802 Pannaben Shah, Smt. Geetaben Shah & Smt. Mayuriben Shah 3 Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy Parsee Benevolent Institution C Mumbai 300000 4 Shanti Seva Pratishthan Navsari 250000 5 Sir Ratan Tata Trust Mumbai 250000 6 Shri Paragji Jivanji Desai & Matrushri Laduben Paragji Desai Charitable Trust Surat 239927 7 In memory of late Ratilal Govindji Shah ( Khapariawala) by family members c Surat 115003 8 In memory of late Rambhai Ranchhodji Patel,late Dhaniben R.Patel & late Bhikhiben Chhitubhai c Khaparia 100111 Patel C/o Shri Dinubhai Rambhai Patel 9 M/s. Azad Agencies Vadodara 100001 10 In memory of late Ramanbhai Khandubhai Naik C/o SuShri Surekhaben, Tushar & Jignesh Ra- c Luswada 100000 manlal Naik 11 The Bai Alamai & Seth Ardeshir Talai & Seth Sarosh B.Mody Charity Trust C Mumbai 100000 12 Himaliya Engineering Pvt Ltd Vadodara 100000 13 M/s. New Patel Seed & Fertilizers C Himmatnagar 100000 14 Deep Corporation Surat 100000 15 K.B.Doctor Trust Mumbai 100000 16 Dr.Sunil K.Pandya Mumbai 100000 17 In memory of Saralaben Jobanputra by family members E Mumbai 90000 18 Madhukantaben R Desai C/o Bharatbhai Vashi Surat 75000 19 Shri Dharmesh Rameshbhai Naik (Amalsad) Mumbai 51111 20 In memory of late Nirmalaben I.Desai by family members Gandevi 51000 21 In memory of late Kumari Parulben Dilipbhai Vashi C/o Shri Dilipbhai Maganlal Vashi C Endhal 51000 22 In memory of late Sumanbhai Khandubhai Desai & late Pushpaben Sumanbhai Desai C/o Shri C 51000 Dhaval, Pinakin & Pranav Desai & family 23 In memory of late Lalbhai Nichhabhai Mehta C/o SuShri Indumati Lalbhai Mehta C Bilimora 50001 24 Mrs. Arnie N.Antia C Pune 50000 25 Mr & Mrs. M.D. Marathe C Mumbai 50000 26 Mr.Rustamji Hormazdiyar C Mumbai 50000 27 SuShri Pushpaben B.Naik Surat 41400 28 Smt. Damayanti S. Gathani & family Mumbai 51000 29 Mr.Devang Sanghavi Mumbai 32400 30 Smt. Kiran Syal C Haryana 30000 31 Smt. Rashmiben Kantilal Desai C Navsari 26000 32 In memory of late Sitaben Dahyabhai Patel from Shri Bharatbhai & Shri Harishbhai D. Patel Navsari 25111 33 Dr. Ratna Magotra Mumbai 25000 34 Shri Abdul Kadar & Smt. Aishaben Kotha 25000 35 Shri Kantilal Moghabhai Desai Navsari 25000 36 H.G.G.Shah Public Charitable Trust Surat 25000

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37 Smt.Bhumika Kantilal Patel Navsari 25000 38 Dr. Kaushika & Dr. Anant Patel Surat 25000 39 Smt. Dayaben Girjashanker Sheth Trust Mumbai 25000 40 Dr. Madhurika Smruti Trust Navsari 25000 41 Shri Jignesh Kishorchandra Patel Dhamdachha 25000 42 Gagan Mathur Trust Mumbai 25000 43 Smt. Hema Viswanathan Mumbai 25000 44 Shri Rohit Bipinchandra & Mita R. Shah C Pune 22000 45 Gujarat State Co-Operative Fruit & Vegetable Marketing Federation Ltd. C Bardoli 21000 46 Smt. Ankitaben Rakeshbhai Patel Vegam 20000 47 In memory of late Kusumben S.Shah.by Smt.Geetaben & Shri Umeshbhai Shah Mumbai 15001 48 Smt.Smita & Amar P.Zaveri Mumbai 15000 49 Mrs.Ruby Z.Nallaseth Mumbai 15000 50 Mr.Zubin Nallaseth Mumbai 15000 51 Maitri Trust Surat 15000 52 Mrs. Nergish Behram Irani Mumbai 15000 53 In memory of late mother Sudhaben Dolatrai Patel from Hemantbhai & Manojbhai Dolatrai Patel Khaparia 11111 54 Shri Kunjankumar Maheshbhai Naik Taliara 11111 55 In memory of late Manibhai Gopalbhai Patel C/o family Endhal 11110 56 In memory of late Maheshkumar Dinkarrai Desai C/o Shri Prakashkumar D. Desai Endhal 11001 57 Sweta & Meha Dipakbhai Patel Khaparia 11001 58 In memory of late Gomansinh L.Parmar C/o Balvantsinh G. Parmar Ranverikalla 11000 59 In memory of late Urmilaben Chunilal Mistry, late Kalyanji Nichhabhai Mistry, late Khandubhai Bilimora 11000 Kikabhai Mistry, late Lalitaben K. Mistry, late Savitaben K. Mistry & late Manibhai K. Mistry C/o Shri Ajaykumar Chunilal Mistry 60 Shri Gurjar Manav Seva Trust Surat 11000 62 Shri Narendrabhai Hiralal Parikh Navsari 11000 63 In memory of late Lilavatiben Amratlal Vashi from Shri Nilay Dipakbhai Vashi Dhamdacha 10111 64 In memory of late Dhirubhai Zinabhai Naik ( ) from Shri Bharatkumar Dhirubhai Naik Valsad 10111 65 In memory of late Urmilaben Chunilal Mistry, late Kikabhai Nichhabhai Mistry & late Kalyanji Nich- Bilimora 10001 habhai Mistry C/o Shri Manuvijay C.Mistry 66 Dr.Ashwinbhai & Dr.Harshaben Shah Kharel 10000 67 Shri Maganbhai Lallubhai Patel Khaparia 10001 68 Dhruvi Amar Zaveri Mumbai 10000 69 In memory of late father Ghelabhai Vashi C/o Shri Manharbhai Ghelabhai Vashi Gandevi 10000 70 Mohmad Hanif Ibrahim Patel Saraiya 10000 71 Shri Nalinbhai T. Desai Surat 10000 72 Dr.Ashok C.Talwalkar Mumbai 10000 73 Inner Wheel Club of Bombay Film City Mumbai 10000 74 Shri Thakorlal G.Mehta Valsad 10000 75 In memory of late Ishwarbhai Chhibabhai Patel from SuShri Urmilaben Ishvarbhai Patel Rankuwa 7501 76 In memory of late Shantaben Sumanbhai Naik from Smt.Jaybalaben P. Naik Valsad 7000 77 Smt Radhikaben Himatlal Patel Charitable Trust Vadodra 6000 78 Dr.Mahendra R.Patel. Tarbhan 6000 18 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

79 Suchit Mayank Shah C/o Rashikbhai Shah. Amalsad 5500 80 In memory of late Dayaljibhai Khandubhai Desai C/o Smt. Daxaben Bharatbhai Desai Ichhapor 5001 81 In memory of late Naranji Durllabhbhai Naik C/o SuShri Savitaben Naranji Naik Gandeva 5001 82 In memory of late Arvindbhai C.Patel C/o Manishaben Prakashbhai Patel.(U.K.) Gandeva 5001 83 In memory of late Gopalji Govindji Patel, late Manubhai Gopalji Patel & late Ghelabhai Gopalji Patel Bilimora 5001 C/o Dr.Janak C.Patel 84 In memory of late Maganbhai Haribhai Patel from Shri Navinchandra Maganlal Patel Taliara 5001 85 Dr.Pannaben R. Parikh Mumbai 5000 86 Shri Herikbhai Prafulbhai Desai Mumbai 5000 87 Shri Subir & Smt. Pranoti Roy Mumbai 5000 88 In memory of late Ishawarbhai Chhimabhai Naik from family Amalsad 5000 89 In memory of late Ratilal Bhagvanji Desai C/o SuShri Kamuben Ratilal Desai Pipaldhara 5000 90 Dr.Bipinbhai Desai Surat 5000 91 Shri Rahul Mahadevbhai Mehta Navsari 5000 92 Shri Hirabhai Maganbhai Patel Jamania 5000 93 In memory of late Mrs Sushila Manohar Bathe C/o Mrs. Veena Bathe Pune 5000 94 Shri Pravinbhai Gala Umargam 5000 95 Vahbiz H.Pestanjamasp Mumbai 5000 96 Smt. Homai H.Mehta Mumbai 5000 97 Ardeshir S.Khambata Mumbai 5000 98 In memory of late Padmaben Jivanji Desai from Shri Arvindbhai Jivanji Desai Ahmedabad 5000 99 Shri Hitesh Rameshbhai Desai Luswada 5000 100 In memory of late Bhavnaben Maganbhai Shah C/o Shri Hiteshbhai Maganlal Shah () Valsad 5000 101 Shri Bhikhubhai Thakorbhai Patel Tarbhan 5000 102 In memory of late Shantilal V. Shah C/o Shri Sandipbhai Shantilal Shah Kacchholi 5000 103 Shri Mehul Jitendra Mehta Amalsad 5000 104 Su. Shri Vanitaben Keshavbhai Patel Bajipura 5000 105 In memory of late Gulabbhai Khandubhai Naik & late Shardaben G. Naik C/o Shri Rameshbhai Saribujrang 5000 Gulabbhai Naik 106 Shri Mahendra Dhirajlal Naik & Smt Minaxiben M.Naik Samrawadi 5000 107 Ms. Taronish Mullan Mumbai 5000 108 Dr.Shirin H.Mullan Mumbai 5000 109 Shri Homi Rustomji Mullan Mumbai 5000 110 Shri Arunbhai A Bhavsar Ahmedabad 4000 111 Shri Kantibhai Dahyabhai Patel Khaparia 4000 112 Shri Adambhai Patel Saraiya 4000 113 Shri Maulik Kartikbhai Naik Taliara 3500 114 Smt. Arunaben Desai Surat 3001 115 Shri Jigneshbhai Karsanjibhai Patel ( Canada) Sarpor 3000 116 Kharmen & Roshan Charmi Mumbai 3000 117 Ms. Dilnavaz A.Jamasp Mumbai 3000 118 Shri Janardhan Amrutbhai Desai Valsad 3000 119 In memory of late Hiriben Champaklal Maganlal Shah C/o Ankur Medical Stores (Navsari) Khaparia 2700

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120 Smt. Kundanikaben Kapadiya Valsad 2500 121 Shri Rameshbhai Hargovandan Nanavati Vadodra 2500 122 Shri Ronak A. Shah Kharel 2500 123 Shri Amrutlal D.Naik Navsari 2500 124 In memory of late Girishbhai N. Desai C/o Shri Chiragbhai Girishbhai Desai Mumbai 2200 125 Shri Bipinbhai Tamakuwala Surat 2100 126 In memory of late Shardaben Moghabhai Desai C/o Shri Yogeshbhai Desai Pipaldhara 2100 127 In memory of late Arunbhai & late Kusumben C/o Shri Sudhirkumar Arunbhai Patel Vanzana 2100 128 In memory of late Shantaben Karsanjibhai Desai & late father Mangubhai / Karsanjibhai Dahyabhai Gandeva 2002 Desai C/oShri Mahendra K.Desai 129 In memory of late Kamalaben Haribhai Desai & late Savitaben Govindjibhai Desai C/o Shri Rajen- Pipaldhara 2001 drabhai Haribhai Desai 130 In memory of late Chandrakant Manilal Shah C/o Indiraben Rasiklal Shah Amalsad 2000 131 Shri Shirishbhai Khandubhai Naik Kotha 2000 132 Mr.Nauzer Baxter Mumbai 2000 133 Miss Freny J.Patel Mumbai 2000 134 In memory of late Mani Ba C/o Well wisher 1505 135 In memory of late Morarji Bhikhabhai Desai C/o Shri Subhashbhai Morarji Desai Rankuwa 1501 136 Shri Khetabhai Gopalbhai Nakrani Kharel 1500 137 In memory of late mother Hiriben Champaklal Shah C/o Shri Jaykumar Champaklal Shah Khaparia 1500 138 In memory of late Dilipbhai K. Shah C/o Shri Nareshkumar K.Shah Surat 1500 139 Dr.Upendra B.Kalaigar Surat 1111 140 Shri Ishavarbhai Patel Surat 1111 141 Shri Balubhai S. Patel Maliadhara 1111 142 Smt. Kamuben Naik C/o Shri Vijaybhai Naik Amalsad 1111 143 Shri Somabhai Raghabhai Patel Suthwad 1101 144 Shri Sudhirkumar Arunbhai Patel Vanzana 1101 145 In memory of late Mohanlal Desai C/o Shri Hemantbhai Mohanlal Desai Pipaldhara 1100 146 Shri Kiritbhai Ishvarbhai Patel ( U.S.A.) Devdha 1100 147 In memory of late Babubhai Dajibhai Patel C/o Shri Pravinbhai Patel Nogama 1100 148 In memory of late Rukhiben Bhagabhai Patel (Surkhai) C/o Smt.Kanchanben Natubhai Patel Khaparia 1100 149 Smt.Daxaben Jitubhai Patel Vanzana 1100 150 In memory of late Karshanbhai Nanjibhai Savlia C/o Shri Manshukhbhai Savlia Navsari 1100 151 Shri Ghanshyam Solanki Surat 1100 152 In memory of late Mohanbhai Lallubhai Desai & late Lalbhai Lallubhai Desai C/o Shri Hemantbhai Pipaldhara 1100 Desai 153 In memory of late Ramilaben Ratilal Ghelabhai Shah C/o Rupal Ratilal Shah Amalsad 1100 154 Shri Vipul A.Patel. Ahmedabad 1100 155 Prisha Hiralben Dave Kharel 1001 156 Shri Manharlal Thakorbhai Naik Kotha 1001 157 SuShri Sumitraben Ramanlal Naik Kotha 1001 158 Shri Mukeshbhai Mohanlal Naik Kotha 1001 159 Shri Gajanand Sitaram Bhave Dhamdacha 1001 160 In memory of late Arvindbhai V. Raval C/o SuShri Malatiben Arvindbhai Raval. Bhavnagar 1001 20 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

161 In memory of late Kikuben Thakorbhai & Thakorbhai Manibhai Desai C/o Shri Rajubhai Dayalji Gandeva 1001 Mehta 162 In memory of late Grandfather Natubhai Maganlal Desai C/o Yachit Parimal Natubhai Desai Navsari 1001 163 Shri Kiranbhai Dayalji Naik Amalsad 1000 164 Shri Balubhai Vithallbhai Lad Khaparia 1000 165 Shri Jogeshbhai Khandubhai Vashi Ahmedabad 1000 166 In memory of late Kamleshkumar K. Shah C/o SuShri Jayshree K.Shah & family Chikhli 1000 167 In memory of late Nanubhai Vallabhbhai Patel & late Revaben Nanubhai Patel C/o Shri Harshadb- Duvada 1000 hai Nanubhai Patel. 168 In memory of late Bhagabhai Vallabhbhai Patel & late Deviben Bhagabhai Patel C/o Pravinbhai Duvada 1000 Bhagabhai Patel. 169 In memory of Late Manilal Kalyanji Shah C/o Shri Dilipkumar Manilal Shah Amalsad 1000 170 Bhikhabhai Vallabhbhai Charity Trust Khadsupa 1000 171 Mrs Coomi D. Laskari Mumbai 1000 172 Mr & Mrs. Dara Sarkari Mumbai 1000 173 Kacchi Kadva Patidar Samaj Mahila Mandal Bilimora 1000 188 Through “GIVE India” ( Online donation) Mumbai 589750.92 Note :- “C” Courpus Fund

Donations from Abroad 1st April,2010 to 31st March,2011 No. Name Address Amount 1 Induben Ranchhodji Patel, Shri Jayantibhai, Shri Sharadbhai & family C UK Rs.500000 2 Flying Doc Org California Rs.220129 3 Matya Art ( Leicester ) UK Rs.213900 4 Smt. Hemaben Patel Canada Rs.200000 5 Aum Foundation Ltd Australia Rs.157243 6 In memory of late mother & father Dhanuben Mohanbhai Parmar C UK Rs.101414 7 In memory of late father Dahyabhai Chitabhai Patel & late mother Maniben Dahyabhai Patel, Shri C Zimbabwe Rs.100001 Kantibhai & Zaverbhai Dahyabhai Patel & family 8 In memory of late Jayaben & late Thakorbhai Haribhai Patel C/o Indiraben B.Patel, Prabhaben I. C UK Rs.100000 Patel, Parvatiben P. Patel & family 9 Dr. Amit Natvarlal Patel UK Rs.34647 10 Shri Dinkarbhai L. Patel C UK Rs.32100 11 Smt. Gangaben Manilal Desai (Navsari) UK Rs.30100 12 Mr. Bhulabhai Hirabhai Patel UK Rs.30000 13 Smt. Gajaraben Bhulabhai Patel UK Rs.25001 14 Mr. Bhavesh D. Mistry USA Rs.24860 15 Dr. Chandraprabha T. Maratha C USA Rs.22785 16 Mrs.M.M. Desai & Friends UK Rs.22194 17 Shri Dipakbhai Prabhubhai Patel (Khaparia) C USA Rs.22000 18 Jinendra Foundation UK Rs.17048 19 Dr. S. Meera USA Rs.13909 20 Mr & Mrs. Jayantibhai D.Patel & family London Rs.11000 21 In memory of late Madhuben (Ushaben) B.Patel C/o Shri Bachubhai C.Patel UK Rs.11000

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22 Shri Mohanbhai Ranchhodbhai Patel USA Rs.11000 23 Smt. Shobhnaben Mohanbhai Patel USA Rs.11000 24 Purviz & Daraius Batliwala USA Rs.9030 25 Mr. Majid Fadal UK Rs.8778 26 Mr. & Mrs. Evani New Zealand Rs.7500 27 Mrs Sandhyaben Pramodbhai Patel UK Rs.7000 28 Mrs. Mandakini Anilkumar Chauhan UK Rs.7000 29 Jayantibhai & Vilasben Naik UK Rs.7000 30 Dr.Varsha Ramesh Gulati UK Rs.6861 31 In memory of Jayesh Amrutbhai USA Rs.5002 C/o Shri Mohanbhai D. Patel 32 Hemaben M Patel UK Rs.5001 33 Shri Mukundrai Moghabhai Desai USA Rs.5000 34 Hansaben K. Dabhi UK Rs.3350 35 Mrs Deepa Dhaval New Zealand Rs.3000 36 The Samdasani Foundation Hong Kong Rs.2500 37 Kersi Canada Rs.2235 38 Dr. Nitin Raichandra UK Rs.1455 39 Ms Shirley Loraine Poliquin USA Rs.1267 40 Shri Naginbhai Premabhai Patel England Rs.1000 41 Gram Seva Foundation C USA Rs.8008155 42 Through “GIVE India” ( Online donation ) USA Rs.26644 Note :- “ C “ Courpus Fund

Donation from India 1st April 2011 to 30 September 2011. No. Name City Amount 1 In memory of late Shri Dilipbhai Balvantrai Desai C/o Padmaben B.Desai C Bilimora 100000 2 K.B.Doctor Trust C/o Mr.Rustomji Homazdiyar Mumbai 100000 3 Shanti Seva Pratishthan Navsari 100000 4 SuShri Pushpaben B.Naik Surat 77000 5 Shri Paragji Jivanji Desai & Matrushri Laduben Paragji Desai Charitable Trust Surat 57617 6 Kharel V.V.K.Sahkari Mandli Ltd Kharel 50000 7 Khaparia Sarvajanik Trust C/o Shri Ramanbhai L. Patel & Shri Jaykumar C. Shah Khaparia 43440 8 In memory of late Ramanbhai Haribhai Naik C/o Savitaben Ramanbhai Naik C Bilimora 25551 9 In memory of late Ramanbhai Haribhai Naik C/o Ajitbhai Ramanbhai Naik C Bilimora 25551 10 Smt Dayaben Girjashanker Sheth Trust. Mumbai 25000 11 H.G.G.Shah Public Charitable Trust Surat 25000 12 Mr.Homi S.Ayrton C Mumbai 25000 13 KND Engineering Technologies Ltd Kolkatta 25000 14 In memory of late Manchhaben & late Gopaljibhai Dahyabhai Desai from Smt Kashmira, Bhakti- C Pipaldhara 22000 ben, (Pipaldhara) Pragnyaben ( Hanuman Bhagda), Valsad 15 Mrs. Ruby Zubeen Nallaseth C Mumbai 15000 16 In memory of late Hashmukhben Charandas Kapadia C/o Smt.Dhariniben Kamleshbhai Shah C Navsari 12050

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17 Shri Balvantsinha Gomansinha Parmar Ranverikalla 11500 18 Avi Dharmeshbhai Patel c/o Ishvarbhai Patel C Khaparia 11111 19 In memory of late Pramodchandra Narandas Mehta C/o Sudha Sneh Pramodchandra Mehta Surat 11000 20 In memory of late Pramodchandra Narandas Mehta C/o Ila Subhashchandra Mehta Surat 11000 21 In memory of late Nanubhai Desai C/o Shri Nanubhai Khandubhai Desai Dhamdachha 11000 22 Pratikshaben Anilbhai Naik (U.S.A) Mumbai 11000 23 Gangaben Manilal Desai Khadsupa 10001 24 In memory of late Gopalji Govindji Patel, late Manubhai Gopalji Patel & late Ghelabhai Gopalji C Bilimora 10001 Patel C/o Dr.Janakbhai Patel. 25 Shri Sadanand B. Kumta Pune 10000 26 Shri Bhadrabhai Chhotubhai Patel. C Mumbai 10000 27 Smt Asmita Narsinh Surat 8570 28 Smt Radhikaben Himatlal Patel Charitable Trust Vadodra 6000 29 Shri Arunbhai A.Bhavsar Ahmedabad 6000 30 Indiraben Rasiklal Shah Amalsad 5750 31 In memory of late Jivanjibhai Makanjibhai Patel C/o Shri Ishwarbhai D. Patel Tighra 5111 32 In memory of late Motichand Maganlal Shah C/o Smt.Gitaben Dipakbhai Shah Navsari 5004 33 Bhavesh Jitendra Patel Khadsupa 5001 34 Shri Umesh S.Shah Mumbai 5001 35 Shri Kishan Goradia Mumbai 5000 36 Dr.Mahrukh Khushroo Joshi Mumbai 5000 37 Shri Mangubhai Ranchhodji Patel Khadsupa 3001 38 Shri Suchit Mayank Shah C/o Rasikbhai Shah Amalsad 3000 39 Shri Chintan Mayank Shah C/o Rasikbhai Shah Amalsad 3000 40 In memory of late Shantaben Haribhai Desai & family Endhal 2551 41 The Shamdasani Foundation Charitable Trust Mumbai 2500 42 Mrs Katie E.Dalal Kolkatta 2500 43 Mrs Jasmine Irani Mumbai 2500 44 Surat Manav Seva Sangh Surat 2250 45 Bhupendrabhai Thakorlal Desai Vasan 2200 46 Shri Isvarbhai Dhirajlal Desai Pipaldhara 2101 47 In Memory of late Father Moghabhai Bhimbhai Desai C/o Shri Pareshbhai Monghabhai Desai Pipaldhara 2100 48 In memory of late Kamlaben Haribhai Desai & late Savitaben Govindji Desai C/o Smt.Ramilaben Pipaldhara 2001 Rajendrabhai Desai 49 In memory of late Arvindbhai C. Patel C/oSu Shri Sushilaben A.Patel Gandeva 2001 50 Smt Shashikalaben Arvindbhai Patel Vyara 2000 51 Mrs Kharmen Chami & Mr. Rostam Chami Mumbai 2000 52 In memory of late Madhuben Dolatrai Desai C/o Shri Pareshbhai D.Desai Navsari 1500 53 In memory of late Hitesh Jantilal Patel C/o Madhulataben J. Patel Endhal 1500 54 In memory of late Jagubhai Morarbhai Patel C/o Jayaben J. Patel Endhal 1500 55 Lioness Club Udwada Udwada 1500 56 In memory of late Kusumben Arunbhai Patel C/o Shri Sudhirbhai Arunbhai Patel Vanzana 1500 57 Shri Jignesh Karsanbhai Patel Gandeva 1500 58 Shri Kiranbhai D.Naik Amalsad 1500 23 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

59 Shri Dineshbhai S.Shah Mumbai 1500 60 Hari Om Mithai C/o.Gordhanbhai Patel Kharel 1500 61 Shri Umeshbhai G.Naik Dhanori 1150 62 Shri Girishbhai Bhikhubhai Desai Vegam 1111 63 In memory of late Shantaben Haribhai Desai C/o Smt.Arunaben, Smt Surbhiben & Rashmiben Bilimora 1111 64 Yachit Parimal Natubhai Desai 1100 65 In memory of late Thakorbhai & late Shardaben C/o Raxaben, Pravinaben & Sarojben Vesama 1100 66 In memory of late Amaratlal Ranchhodji Naik C/o Kiranbhai A. Naik Dhanori 1100 67 Ranjanben Makwana Mumbai 1100 68 In memory of late Jayantilal Bhanabhai Patel C/o Jignasha J. Patel Endhal 1100 69 Shri Somabhai R.Patel. Suthwad 1011 70 Maltiben A.Rawal Bhavnagar 1001 71 Shri Khetabhai Nakrani Kharel 1000 72 Shri Jitendra Kasanji Desai Gandeva 1000 73 Shri Kiritbhai V.Shah Udwada 1000 74 Shri Jitendra Vyas Boisar 1000 75 Shri Sanat Nathubhai Patel Tankal 1000 76 Shri Vikrambhai Natvarlal Parekh Navsari 1000 77 Bhikhabhai Vallabhbhai Charity Trust Khadsupa 1000 Note :- “C” Courpus Fund

Donation from Abroad 1st April 2011 to 30th September 2011 No. Name Address Amount 1 Gram Seva Foundation C U.S.A. Rs.5758938/- 2 In memory of late Nanubhai Khandubhai Desai, U.K. Rs.5000/- Ms. Monica Desai & Bhavana Desai 3 Shri Mukundrai M. Desai U.S.A. Rs.5700/- 4 Shri Bipinbhai D. Desai U.S.A. Rs.4645/- 5 Shri Devangbhai H. Desai U.S.A. Rs.4645/- 6 Shri Pravinbhai M. Raval U.S.A. Rs.4640/- 7 Vidya R. Valshariya M.D. U.S.A. Rs.4600/- 8 Shri Bineshbhai B.Desai U.S.A. Rs.2400/- 9 Shri Pravinbhai Khatri U.S.A. Rs.2400/- 10 Bhupendra T.Desai & Hansa B. Desai U.S.A. Rs.2346/- 11 Group Of Dr.Aartiben Banker U.S.A. Rs.1900/- 12 Gargi Choksi U.S.A. Rs.1150/- 13 Shri Jayantilal J.Soni U.S.A. Rs.1150/-

Note :- “C” Courpus Fund

"The jungle listen to me because I listen" - Radyard Kipling

24 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011 Gram Seva Foundation Annual Honor Roll of Donors. (Year ending March 31, 2011)

We are pleased to recognize these generous individuals and organizations whose gifts help us sustain Our Mission of Healing, Nurturing, Educating and Empowering. (We strive to be accurate and complete. Please inform us of any errors, and accept our apologies for any oversight) $10,001.00 and Above Annonymous FL $58,902.00 Ronald McDonald House Charities Oak Brook IL $25,000.00 “Manifesting The Inner Light” in Memory of Dr. Judith Cornell, Ph.D. Carmel CA $11,700.00 Patel Khushroo & Roda Northbrook IL $20,014.00 Fisher Robert Prescott AZ $13,112.00 Annonymous MN $10,200.00

$5,001.00 and 10,000.00 Wakhlu Anurag Chelmsford MA $10,000

$3,001.00 And $5,000.00 Desai Mukesh Decatur IL $3,100.00 Vyas Sanjay & Neha Glen Allen VA $3,125.00

$ 1,001.00 And $3,000.00 Bilimoria Bachi Northbrook IL Bozicevich Jay & Roxie Golden Valley MN Cojimar Int. Corp. Miami FL Ghandhi Burzoe Milwaukee WI Ghandhi Sorab Escondido CA Goldin Marshall Glenview IL Groch Scott Elmhurst IL Johnson Gerald P. Pine Island MN Khambatta M. D. Sunita Menomonee Falls WI Kummarasetti Srinivas Erie PA Patel Prabhu &Kanta Encinitas CA Patel Shiraz & Melanie Paducah KY Raina Suresh & Santosh Montville NJ Rudina Jehangir Saint Paul MN Smith Michael & Aileen St. Francis MN Soni Rajan Gurnee IL Tantra Zubin Long Grove IL Vakharia Cainaz Silver Spring MD

$501.00 And $1,000.00 Annonymous KS Dastur Khushroo Northbrook IL 25 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

Desai Deval M. Farmington Hills MI Desai Narendra Schaumburg IL Dickerson Jeffrey & Navaz Houston TX Engineer Beverly Sturgeon Bay WI Gupta J. D. Goldsboro NC Hathiwala Suresh & Damyanti Chicago IL Levy Barry Evanston IL Mehta Kayomarsh Burr Ridge IL Modi Jim Arlington Heights IL Narain Rajita & Saurabh Chicago IL Patel Farhad & Susan Evanston IL Pike Linda & Robert Lake Forest IL Rajguru Sarojini Bakersfield CA Shah Harshad & Jyotsna Raleigh NC Shah Surendra Evanston IL Vakharia Mazarin Santa Clara CA Wright Vernon & Lucy Sparks MD

$101.00 And $ 250.00 Antia Jamshed & Arnavaz Bolingbrook IL Batliwalla Darius & Purviz Fullerton CA Bhatia Raj Lake Forest IL Bozicevich Jeff & Pat Champlin MN Christen Nancy Minneapolis MN Damania Ashwin B. Oak Brook IL Damkevala Boman Naperville IL Daroowala Nano & Roshen Houston TX Darukhanavala Jehangir Peoria IL Defrain Mae Glenview IL Desai Sapan Morrisville NC Edalji Rohinton & Arnavaz Wadsworth IL Fleischauer Karl & Sylvia Cherry W. Paducah KY Haynes Peter Baton Rouge LA Hormuzdiar Noshir Danbury CT Karanjia Neriosang Bolingbrook IL Kasad Darius San Ramon CA Kavina Firdos & Faranaz Naperville IL Kordek John & Alice Arlington Heights IL Malva Roshan Downey CA Malva Ruby College Point NY Maru Mahendra & Nalini Owensboro KY Mehta Dhun Easton PA Mehta Hosi Elmhurst IL Merchant Hosi & Nawaz Ringoes NJ Minoff Andrea New Canaan CT Mistry Aspi Marysville WA

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Mittal Amrit L. Western Springs IL Naik Piyush & Varsha Parlin NJ Paralikar Subhash Gailsburg IL Patel Daraius Hoffman Estates IL Patel Farrokh & Gool Branchburg NJ Patel Perviz Schaumburg, IL Patel Padma Orangeburg NY Press Minoo Schaumburg IL Raut Tapan & Seema Troy MI Reidy Marilyn Chicago IL Rivetna Rohinton M. Hinsdale IL Suber Ron and Caryn Highland Park IL Tavadia Rusi & Villoo Novi MI Vakharia Adi & Arnavaz Flower Mound TX Vaziffdar Pesi & Aban Bolingbrook IL Weber Dinaz Hanover Park IL

Up To $100.00 Abramowitz Roy A. New Canaan CT Agboatwalla Julia Bolingbrook IL Anand Yogindra & Indu Mati Chelmsford MA Ansari Rebecca & Omar Golden Valley MN Antia Kersey Orland Park IL Barrack Evelyn New Canaan CT Batlivala Dhun Glen Ellyn IL Bernstein Samuel & Judith Highland Park IL Bhojani Kishor & Sudha Brunswick OH Bianchi Georgeann Elk River MN Blum Carleen Prescott AZ Byrne Laura Chicago IL Cama Farhad & Shernaz Pittsurgh PA Chinoy Minoo Flint MI Contractor Darius Overland Park KS Contractor Farhad Pittsburgh PA Crandell Gregory K. Birmingham MI Craver Stephen Minnetonka MN Dadabhoy Poras Downers Grove IL Darukhanawalla Viraf Hoffman Estates IL Desai Hirra North York ONT Engineer Rita Boca Raton FL Felton Ruth & Robert Evanston IL Field-Chez Michelle Highland Park IL Gelber Philip & Fran La Mesa Graham James & Meegan New Canaan CT Guard Roshan Erach Brentwood CA Hallenbeck John kensington MD Jain Jaswant East Rochester NY 27 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

James & Helene Watson Mundeline IL Johnson Lorraine Marco Island FL Khory Noshir Northbrook IL Khosla Neelu & Sanjay Chicago IL Kothari Mahendrakumar Northville MI Laguzza Kim & Gian New Canaan CT Lal Raj B. Oakbrook IL Lal Jagdish R. Beeville TX Last Jules H. Highland Park IL Lee Susan & Hyung Greenwich CT Lemieur Timothy Deerwood MN Lyster Shirley R. Decatur IL Mackin Martha H. Evanston IL McDonald Diane & Charlton Lake Zurich IL Means Aaron Saint Paul MN Mittal Anjali & Piyush Naperville IL Mullan Farzad & Hoofrish Brampton ONT Nagarwalla Pheroze St. Charles IL Narain Manju & Ravindra Inverness IL Nelson James W. Ham Lake MN Nigro Salvatore L. Oak Brook IL Nowak Wanda River Grove IL Nunamaker Robert & Marylou Fox River Grove IL O’Hora James & Maureen New Canaan CT Parekh Shalini & Rajiv Barrington Hills IL Patel Rakesh Troy MI Patel Vidyaben Chicago IL Peterson Rachel Cedar MN Pitale Veerdhaval Northbrook IL Platt Lisa B. New Canaan CT Poliquin Shirley Minneapolis MN Press Rusi Ramsey NJ Radman D. & S. New Canaan CT Raghunath T. K. Northbrook IL Raj Nalini & Abhay Naperville IL Redman Kathleen New Canaan CT Rothweiler Helga & Robert Evanston IL Rousso Gabrielle & David Highland Park IL Santhanam Shailaja & Murali Naperville IL Shah Karnik & Aarohi Troy MI Shrivastava Alka Burr Ridge IL Shyamani Kumud D. Des Plaines IL Sinor Dara A. Mt. Pleasant SC Skyrm Scott E. D. New Canaan CT Soni Avinash Northbrook IL Soutter Ann & Douglas Buffalo Grove IL Sriubas Andrew & Michelle New Canaan CT 28 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011

Steiger Cheryl & David Highland Park IL Strong Patricia & Dennis Northbrook IL Talati Freny Bollingbrook IL Tamboli M.D., Inc. Adie T. Weirton WV Thatte Ramdas & Suparna Naperville IL Udvadia Edul Bolingbrook IL Vora Nila & Manu Naperville IL Wellenius John & Jennifer New Canaan CT Wiczer Sandra & David Buffalo Grove IL Williams E. Roger New Canaan CT Wynne Susan Highland Park IL Yamada Anita & Isshi Evanston IL

We stand corrected: In our last report we listed Dr. & Mrs. Bharat Patel as donors for $15,000.00. This donation was a combined contribution of all the children in Memory of their parents Dr. Z. H. & Maniben Patel of Palitana, India. Our Need...

The activities of the organization depend on donations and hence there is a perennial need of donations and help. Permanent Donations Scheme 1. Poor Patients Relief Fund. 2. Children’s Welfare Fund 3. Bhojnalay( Kitchen) Funds 4. Anniversary Donations: these are donations on birth, death or any other anniversaries for treatment or food for the patients. The interest on the amount shall be utilised on the same day every year for the same purpose. The Donors name shall be displayed on a board that day. 5. Eye Camp- An eye camp and free cataract operations of all those coming in the camp are organised on donation of Rs.35000/- 6. Satellite Project ( Dist.Dang)- Funds are required to start new dispensaries and satellite centres in Dang district. 7. General Donations Other requirements:

The hospital requires one more ambulance. The donor’s name shall be displayed on the vehicle. Donations for instruments, machines and new constructions and extensions are required. All donations are tax exempted under 80G in India Donors in U.S.A. can avail tax exemption benefit if donated to Gram Seva Foundation.

GRAM SEVA TRUST GRAM SEVA FOUNDATION Kharel, N.H.No. 8, Ta. Gandevi, Dist. Navsari. C/o. Dr. Khushroo Patel, Jay M. Bozicevich Pin Code : 396430. Phone : 02634-246248, 246362 2030, Post Road, North Brook, E-Mail : [email protected] IL 60062 6204 U.S.A. [email protected] Phone : 847 5642030 E-Mail : [email protected]

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Donation in kind for hospital

Sr.No Donor Village Donation 1. Shri Mangubhai Gandhi Endhal Podium-1 2. Shri Thakorbhai Mehta Valsad Medicines 3. Shri Ramanbhai Halpati Pipaldhara Nebuliser-1 4. Shri Jaykumar Shah Khaparia 100 mts of cloth 5. Shri Arvindbhai And Deepikaben Tambi Navsari Computer-1, cricket set and other games for Balawas children 6. In memory of Shri Manilalbhai Shah by Shri Rasiklal M Shah Amalsad Toilet pan 1 and Urine pan 1 7. Shri Bhagubhai Patel Tankal Sewing Machines-5 8. Shri Anilbhai Vashi Damdachha plants 9. In memory of late Smt Meenaben Tolat by Shri Bipinbhai Tolat Kachholi Nebuliser-1 10. Smt.Preetiben Bhavsar Sanjan Blankets-5 11. Smt.Harikanta Bhavsar Tankal Blankets-5 12. Smt.Damayantiben Gathani and family Mumbai Glucometer strip-200 13. Shri Dhirubhai R.Patel Bodwank Bedsheet-9 Blanket -3 14. Shri Nalinbhai T.Desai Damdachha Books for children’s Library 15. Shri Mohanbhai Hosiani Bilimora Sewing Machine-1 16. In memory of Late Shri Ramanlal Mistry by Smt.Bakulaben Valsad Cupboard-1 R.Mistry 17. Aadijati Asmita Foundation Valsad Medicines 19 Shri Nitinbhai Mehta ( Hi sign Ink Ltd) Mumbai Ballpen 20. Dr.Jayantibhai Patel Mumbai medicines 21. Dr.Abhi Desai ( Flying Doc Organization) U.S.A. Medicines and equipments 22. In memory of Jobanputra and Yogesh Medical Mumabi Labor tables-2

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30 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011 AUDITORS’ REPORT (Under sub section (2) of section 33 and 34 and Rule 19 of the Bombay Public Trust Act 1950) Registration No. : E/896/Navsari Name of the Trust : GRAM SEVA TRUST For the year ended : 31st March 2011 We have audited the annexed Balance sheet of GRAM SEVA TRUST [(Reg.No E/896/ Navs- ari) situated at : N. H. No. 8, At & Post: Kharel, Dist: Navsari 396430] as on 31st March 2011 as well as Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended on 31st March 2011. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Trust. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial state- ments based on our audit. We have conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in India. These standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examin- ing on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by Trust, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinion. Subject to the above and, in respect of schedules forming part of Balance Sheet and Income & Expenditure Account, we report that: 1. The accounts are maintained regularly and in accordance with the provisions of the Act and Rules 2. The receipts and disbursements are properly and correctly shown in the accounts 3. The cash balance and vouchers in the custody of the treasurer or trustee on the date of the audit were in agreement with the books of account 4. All books, deeds, accounts, vouchers or other documents & records required by us were pro- duced before us. 5. A Register of movable and immovable properties has been maintained and the changes therein have been furnished to us. 6. All the necessary information required by us has been furnished to us by the Trustees personally whenever called upon 7. No property or funds of the Trust were applied for any object or purpose other than for the object or purpose of the Trust 8. There are no amounts which are outstanding for more then one year and written off 9. For repairs, tenders are not invited but for construction involving expenditure exceeding Rs.5000/-, tenders are invited

For D.D.Desai & Associates, Chartered Accountants

Place : Valsad D. D. Desai (Proprietor) Date : 25-08-2011 M. No.: 042031

31 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011 2010/11 1,442,837.82 9,073,363.55 7,790,627.00 5,553,856.70 1,872,893.69 2,730,798.23 Current Year Current Year 84,706,916.00 20,799,693.74 133 ,970,986.73 5 6 7 8 9 4 10 NO. SCH. (Schedule - VIII)

Gram Seva Trust Trustee) A. Shah (Managing A. Dr. TOTAL Rs. TOTAL Income & Expenditure Account Income & Expenditure Movable Properties Cash & Bank Balances Accounts Receivables Advances & Deposits Closing Stock of Medicines & Others Investments PROPERTIES PROPERTIES & ASSETS Immovable Properties 2009/10 8,930,794.87 5,515,093.00 9,979,590.93 1,181,800.09 1,298,646.10 1,008,054.33 Previous Year Previous Year 73,432,663.27 17,212,026.51

118,558,669.10 118,558,669.10 Place : Kharel Date : 24-09-2011 2010/11 Gram Seva Trust Gram Seva Trust 234,000.00 3,070,784.69 6,077,600.00 Current Year Current Year 133,970,986.73 124,588,602.04 Registration No.: E/896/Navsari 3 4 2 1 NO. SCH. As per our Report of even date Associates D. Desai & Chartered Accountants D. Desai (Proprietor) M. No.: 042031 TOTAL Rs. TOTAL FUNDS & LIABILITIES Current Liabilities & Provisions Grant - Building Other Earmarked Funds Trust Fund Corpus Trust 2009/10 234,000.00 2,578,823.76 5,490,000.00 Previous Year Previous Year 118,558,669.10 118,558,669.10 110,255,845.34 110,255,845.34 As on 31-03-2011 Balance Sheet Place : Valsad Date : 24-09-2011

32 GRAM SEVA TRUST - Annual Report 2010-2011 2010-11 277,046.00 642,542.84 332,888.66 142,568.68 7,511,085.00 7,511,085.00 1,946,913.00 3,496,765.89 1,563,020.00 Current Year Current Year 15,472,420.10 31,385,250.17 Schedule - IX 2 2 11 12 13 14 SCH. NO.

Gram Seva Trust Trustee) A. Shah (Managing A. Dr. INCOME Hospital Receipts Interest from Other Investments Project Donation Receipts Other Receipts Grant Received Interest from Earmarked Funds Voluntary Donations Voluntary Transfer from Project Funds Transfer Deficit : Excess of Expenditure over Income 2009-10 31,092.80 177,162.00 519,561.55 424,147.46 970,224.74 5,479,777.50 2,457,585.91 1,837,786.00 Place : Kharel Date : 24-09-2011 Previous Year Previous Year 12,967,564.44 24,864,902.40 2010-11 2010-11 Gram Seva Trust Gram Seva Trust 471,011.25 471,011.25 684,696.33 288,596.00 3,020,569.00 3,461,810.00 2,686,138.42 Current Year Current Year 20,772,429.17 31,385,250.17 Registration No.: E/896/Navsari 15 16 16A NO. 16B 16E 16C 16D 4 & 6 SCH. (Complete Audited Report is available on request) (Complete As per our Report of even date Associates D. Desai & Chartered Accountants D. Desai (Proprietor) M. No.: 042031 EXPENDITURE (A) Hospital Expenses Expenditure on Objects of the Trust Establishment Expenses Depreciation (C) Satelite Project (B) Community Health Project (D) Medical Camp Expenses (E) Specific Project Expenses 2009-10 543,865.00 225,451.34 439,018.04 3,016,065.50 2,111,576.00 2,111,576.00 2,927,649.81 Previous Year Previous Year 15,601,276,71 24,864,902.40

Account For the year ending on 31-03-2011 Income & Expenditure Place : Valsad Date : 24-09-2011

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Receipt & Payment Account for the year ended 31-03-2011

RECEIPTS AMOUNT (Rs.) AMOUNT (Rs.) PAYMENTS AMOUNT (Rs.) AMOUNT (Rs.) Opening Balance : Payments towards : Cash on Hand 27,660.00 Establishment Expenses 684,696.33 Balance with Bank 9,951,930.93 9,979,590.93 Hospital Expenses 20.425.947.14 Community Health 3,461,648.50 Projects Exp. Receipts towards : Satelite Project Exp. 336,105.00 Medical Camp Exp. 471,011.25 Donations : Other Projects Exp. 2,686,138.42 28,065,546.64 Voluntary Donations 1,946,913.00 Project Donations 642,542.84 Investments during the year 11,274,252.73 Earmarked Fund Donations 4,613,790.00 (Net of Matured Investments) Capital Fund 7,491,702.00 Donations Project Fund 1,410,014.00 16,104,961.84 Additions to Fixed Assets 9,289,732.34 Donations Staff & Other Deposits Repaid 12,171.00 Other Receipts : Toilet Project Loan Repaid 199,660.00 Hospital Receipts 15,084,354.00 Other Receipts 335,054.66 Closing Balance : Govt. Grants Received for 7,352,368.92 Cash on Hand 50,227.00 Expenses Govt. Grant Received for 587,600.00 Balance with Bank 5,503,629.70 5,553,856.70 Building Interest Received 4,951,289.06 28,310,666.64

TOTAL 54,395,219.41 TOTAL 54,395,219.41

As per our Report of even date D. D. Desai & Associates Chartered Accountants Gram Seva Trust

Place : Valsad D. D. Desai (Proprietor) Place : Kharel Dr. A. A. Shah Date : 24-09-2011 M. No.: 042031 Date : 24-09-2011 (Managing Trustee)

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Credibility Alliance Norms and Compliance Report

Identity Name of Trust : Gram Seva Trust Address : At & Post Kharel, Ta. Gandevi, N. H. No. 8, Dist. Navsari. Pin. 396 430 (Guj.) INDIA Public Trust Registration No. : E / 896 / Navsari. Dtd. January 1, 2001 (Old No.: E/1487/Valsad) FCRANo. : 42000065 Permanant Account No. (PAN) : AAATG2029D Dt. 05-02-1994 Registered u/s 12A of the Income Tax Act No. : SRT/CIT/SIB/110-1586-G-1994-95 Income Tax Exemption u/s 80G (5) (vi) No. CIT / VLS / TECH /GST/2007-08 Dt. 1-4-2007 & Valid till 31-3-2010 Name & Address of main Bankers : (I) Dena Bank, Kharel Branch (Account No.: 025710003159) N. H. No. 8, At & Post. Kharel, Ta. Gandevi, Dist. Navsari -396430 (II) For Foreign Donation (Account No.: 02410100002819) Bank of Baroda, Bhulafalia K.B. Branch, N. H. No. 8, At & Post. Khadsupa, Ta.& Dist.Navsari - 396 433 Name & Address of Auditors : D. D. Desai & Associates, Chartered Accountant G/2, Sunshine Apt., Ratanji Wadi, Opposite Bai Avabai Highschool, Valsad - 396 001 Governance: Board of Trustees - Page No. 36 Two Trustees are related to each other. Board meetings were held on 19-09-2010, 06-12-2010 and 19-03-2011 in 2010-11 year. Accountability And Transparency: No remuneration, sitting fees or any other form of compensation has been paid since inception of the Foundation, to any Board members or trustees. Head of the organization's (Dr. Ashwin Shah) salary for professional work: 20000/- p.m. Highest salary Rs. 42000/- p.m. + Incentive Lowest salary Rs. 3000/- p.m. Distribution of staff according to salary Slab of gross salary (in Rs.) Plus benefits paid to staff Male Female Total 3000 to 5000 12 38 50 5001 to 10000 09 02 11 10000 to 15000 04 02 05 > 15000 03 02 05 Total 28 42 70

Total cost of national travel by all staff during the year : Rs. 19400/- Total cost of international travel by all staff during the year : none

The organisation is accredited by Credibility Alliance for minimum norms. Certificate No.: EA/43/2009-10 Dt. 13-7-2009 to 12-7-2014

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Board of Trustees Dr. Ashwin Shah Managing Trustee Kharel Shri Nalinbhai J. Desai Hon. Secretary Surat Dr. Harsha Shah Kharel Shri Nalinbhai T. Desai Surat Shri Dipakbhai Vashi Dhamdachha Shri Moghabhai Naik Pipaldhara Shri Dinubhai Patel Khaparia Dr. Anilbhai Desai SEWA Rural, Jhagadia Dr. Roda K. Patel Kharel Shri Chhaganbhai Naik Surat Dr. Ratna Magotra Mumbai

Advisors Shri Dhananjaybhai Desai Valsad Dr. Lataben Desai SEWA Rural, Jhagadia Shri I. J. Desai Surat

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36 Hospital Expansion Inauguration Ceremony Inauguration Ceremony of Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Neonatal Ventilator "Lokarpan" by New Intensive Care Unit Donor Mr. Rajnikant Viththalani

Geriatric Project : Meeting for check up of village elderly Neonatal Intensive Care abstractindia.com

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