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Mathruchhaya Foundling Home

Sevakshetra Hospital

CANARA BANK RELIEF AND WELFARE SOCIETY 27th Cross, Banashankari II stage, Bangalore-560 070.

Text, design, colour transparencies (and some of the pictures) by R. P. GURPUR Canara Bank

Printed by Shilpi Screens, 43, 8th Cross, S R. Nagar, Bangalore-27. India. Phone: 220059, 225632 Governing Council— 1986-87 1. Sri. A. Venkataramana Setty, President 2. Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon. Secretary 3. Sri. Y. S. Gopalakrishna Setty, Member 4. Sri. K. S. Kamath, Member 5. Dr. K. S. Krishnaswamy, Member 6. Sri. K. L. Ramachandrasa, Member 7. Prof. Y. L. V. Pandit, Member 8. Smt. Prema Ratnakar, Member 9. Sri. M. Seetharama Prabhu, Member Hospital Committee 1. Prof. Y. L. V. Pandit, Chairman 2. Sri. Y. S. Gopalakrishna Setty, Member 3. Smt. Prema Ratnakar, Member 4. Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon. Secretary

Auditors H. P. Pai & Company Bangalore Achievements and 1962-63 MEDICAL CAMPS Landmarks of a Quarter Villages always lacked adequate medical facilities. At the same time, there were quite a few young doctors/medical Century students who were enthusiastic of serving the poor, sick people. The Society ventured to bridge this gap and took the medical students to a village called Hulimavu near Bangalore. This was the starting point for the Society in extending medical relief to the poor people. (Years later came the full fledged hospital — Sevakshetra). ORIGIN OF THE SOCIETY It was the year i960. The districts of Shimoga, North 1965 SUMMER CAMPS FOR CHILDREN Canara, South Canara and Kodagu in the Karnataka State To channelise the energy of the young towards were reeling under heavy floods. The Canara Bank, then in constructive thinking and personality development, private sector, having accepted 4 years earlier the concept / summer camps for children was thought of. The first of social responsibilities of business, thought that th e f' summer camp was arranged with the cooperation of Akhila must do their bit to mitigate the sufferings of the victims of Karnataka Children's Association in the year 1965. It was the floods. the first of its kind.

The Bank contributed Rs. 20,000/-, collected an equal MATHRUCHHAYA amount from volutary contributions from their staff and a further Rs. T lakh from their friends and well wishers. The next priority of the Society was the abandoned The entire amount was made over to the Government for children — the unwanted children. It was the starting of the relief work. project — Mathruchhaya, the foundling home. The Government had a scheme to finance such projects to a \ / The next year the Bank thought that they must start a limited extent. The Society got 2 abandoned young Charitable society to work for the relief of victims of natural children from Mangalore and started the Mathruchhaya in calamities and for the welfare of children, sick, old and the a rented building in Jayanagar. poor. The Canara Bank Relief & Welfare Society was thus registered in the year 1961. 1966 VEERA PATNI CHHAYA n 1966, the Society took up a project of housing some war widows at Indiranagar, Bangalore. This project was called Veera Patni Chhaya' and the houses were constructed and handed over to the Jawans' families, in a ceremony S£v« m m vM* JJ? attended by the Prime Minister — Smt. Indira Gandhi.

m u - '968 MORE HELP TO THE POOR Started a Cloth Bank where old clothes were collected Irom the people which were given to the needy poor people. Spectacle frames were collected and given to the poor under the Dharshini Scheme. A flood relief fund was also started to mobilise funds fo this exclusive purpose. Administrative building of the Society and Mathruchhaya

‘Bridging the Gap: Hulimavu’ 1969 HOLIDAY HOME CAMP BALWADI In the summer camp, the local children were engaged for This year was significant, as yet another project — the the day time. In the Holiday Home Camp, which is Balwadi for the slum children was started in residential, the children have a totally different Vasanthanagar with mid-day meal facilities. Nursery atmosphere and more time. Efforts are made to develop classes were conducted for these young pre-school their skids and they are exposed to community living. The children and they were .given nutritious food also. This Society extended its activities to this field also and the first project is being carried out with financial assistance from ‘Holiday Home Camp’ for school going children was the SOCIAL WELFARE ADVISORY BOARD. conducted in 1969, fo 50 girls from Eshwarananda Mahila Sevashram, Mangalore.

1970 EYE CAMP The Society’s concern for the sick people took a new turn this year and the focus was on the people having eye problem. The Society conducted an EYE CAMP by Dr. M. C. Modi, at Madikeri.

1971 COMPLEMENTING THE WORK OF SEVERAL AGENCIES Efforts were made to bring closer the many institutions engaged in social work, so that they could work complementary to each other. An exhibition of social work was arranged with the cooperation of National Institution of Social Sctences. 39 welfare institutions participated in this exhibition.

1972 OWN PLACE The Society, having engaged itself in various welfare activities, extending to several fields, was trying to have a permanent place of its own to operate from. The efforts of the many devoted workers became fruitful. The Bangalore City Improvement Trust Board granted the stretch of land 1973 FOUNDATION on long lease, from which the campus is now functioning. A part of the land was made available by the Yadava. / In the new land given on lease by City Improvement Trust Trust through the good offices of Mr. M. Krishna Murthy. ' Board, the Society wanted to have its own infrastructure to . carry on its projects. The first priority was to have a •Foundation stone laying ceremony for the Sevakshetra Complex in 1973. Justice building for Mathruchhaya. Justice A. Narayana Pai. who A. Narayana Pai being garlanded by Sri. A. D. Pai, President of the Society. was a guiding sprit to the Bank and to the Society, laid

•Bhoom i Pooja Ceremony of the construction of Gandhi Centenary Hall at the foundation stone for the building for the Sevakshetra Oeena Seva Sanga in 1969. Sri. A. D. Pai (3rd from left) and Sri. Jeenabhai Project. Devidoss (1st from left) are also seen.

‘Veera Patni Chhaya’ \ 1974 EXPANSION OF LAND for Mathruchhaya, the Society's office was also shifted to the new building on 1-1-1976. The Society’s funds were concentrated on the construction of Mathruchhaya building during this year. The City 1977 MEDICAL CENTRE y Improvement Trust Board alloted additional land adjascent V to the one given earlier. Thus the total land in the With the proper base and infrastructure, the Society possession of the Society went upto 500 feet by 140 feet thought of other projects. The one to take top priority, -deservedly, was extending medical relief to the middle and lower middle class people. Thus was born the Medical Centre on 26th January 1977. Eminent specialists in various fields of health visited the Centre on specified days and rendered their services free of charge. The Medical Centre needed a clinical laboratory and the same was inaugurated in July 1977.

1978-79 TOWARDS AN ORGANISED HOSPITAL The medical service started-expanding and it needed a

Hindustani Vocal recital by Pandit Kumar Gandharva in 1977 in aid of Medical separate building. With the help of welwishers separate Centre. t / arrangement was made to run the OPD which was shifted v to the new building on 26th January, 1978.

The next requirement in this expansion programme was ward facilities. The hospital was equipped with In-patients . /w a rd with just 5 beds and the $ame was inaugurated in 1979. It has now grown into a 60 beds hosptial. 1980 MATHRUCHHAYA TO A SPACIOUS BUILDING X-ray unit was the next in the priority for the hospital. This was inaugurated in 1980 and thus the hospital was Hon'ble Sri. M Veerappa Moily (Minister for Finance & Planning, Govt, of / equipped with all the basic requirements and facilities. Karnataka) inaugurating the Mathruchhaya Building and Home for Elders ^ in 1980. As the hospital was slowly expanding, separate arrangement was required to be made for Mathruchhaya. 1975-76 NEW BUILDING A new building was constructed which was specifically / It was a proud moment for the Society: to see its own designed to house the children, with provision for their building for Mathruchhaya. On the 15th August, 1975, the extra curricular activities. So the Mathruchhaya was shifted children occupied the new building. to this new building in 1980.

So far all the activities of the Society were monitored

through the Social Action Section of Canara Bank and it lki4 | )c1) dii$ * y did not have its own office. Now, with a building of its own - duEJTlSTffc ‘The Proud Moment’ 1982 EYE CAMPS A free eye camp was conducted in the hospital on a large s^ile. 110 patients were screened and as many as 90 /people were operated. It was a thrilling moment for the Society and matter of great satisfaction to see 90 people regain their vision.

1983 KIDNEY CENTRE y The hospital gained its popularity and due to demand for more service it had to think of expansion of the hospital Dr. R. H. N. Shenoy, (Former Principal, Bangalore Medical College) inaugurating the X-Ray Plant of Sevakshetra Hospital in 1980. services. The hopital had only one operation theatre which was found quite inadequate and also the labour room. HOME FOR THE AGED \ Quite a few middle class patients were also looking for After catering to the orphans and the sick, the next concern better ward facility. So the first floor was put up for the of the Society was to the aged. Seeing the plight of the hopital and expansion was also made on the ground floor people needing accommodation to spend the evening of with some alterations. An arrangement was also entered their life, needing a good and secure place, a ‘Home for into with the Bangalore Kidney Foundation to house their Elders’ project was thought of. To start with, 8 small dialysis centre in the hospital, so that those patients could apartments were constructed and given to the elderly also have the ward facility in the same complex. people for their life time.

1981 BUILDING AND INCOME The Society was looking for some permanent source of ‘ income for its activities. It also required quarters for the doctors who were required to stay in the campus. Thus a building was constructed to house the Canara Bank branch which was inauguratd on 16th October, 1981. Above the bank building, 4 residential quarters were also constructed.

Children performing a dance - Holiday Home Camp. Sri. B. T.,Somanna, Chairman, Bangalore Development Authority inaugurating tthe Inpatient Wards in 1979

‘Vision Regained’ 1984 FULLY EQUIPPED HOSPITAL The expansion programme was completed in 1984 and the hospital became a medium sized hospital with modern, fully equipped theatres, SKH-BKF Kidney Centre, etc. The bed strength increased to about 60, of which nearly 70% were in general ward. The first floor was inaugurated on 18-2-1984.

1985 CONSOLIDATION It was the year of consolidation. Services were improved

further with the additions like starting of practical Nurses Sevakshetra Hospital - Final stage of construction. Training Programme, Ambulance Services, Well Baby ambulance was being managed by SKH-BKF Kidney Show, etc. In the Practical Nurses Training Programme, Centre. This facility is of great help to the patients. girls who have completed S.S.L.C. were given 2 years' intensive training in nursing. The Society started arranging Baby Show and awarding prizes for the best babies in order to inculcate importance Bangalore Kidney Foundation had procured an ambulance of health care required by the children. and the same was stationed in the complex. This

1986 EXPANDING Tile ‘Home foe Elders’ Droject started in the year 1980, became more popular and the demand for such projects )i^ n t on increasing. Considering the needs of such people, the'Society ventured into having one more unit for housing 1 such people. The foundation for which was laid on 2-6-1988^nd almost all the apartments were booked even before the construction was started.

- 3 S FREE CLINIC Even though medical services were extended at moderate charges,the Society has not lost sight of the poorest of the poor who cannot afford even the nominal charges for treatment. This concern for the poor gave birth to the Free Dispensary which was started on 5th May, 1986, wherein examination, medicines and treatment are totally free.

Those who help other are like the wayside trees providing shade.Without them, the world becomes a desert. - Kathasaritsagara Hon'ble Sri. M. Veerappa Molly inugurating the building for Mathruchhaya in 1980. Home For Elders Visitors At Our Quite some time ago I had heard of the social work of the Canara Bank. To-day through the kindness of Mr. Dinkar Shrine of Service Rao, I was able to see it and go round all the sections with And.... great interest. I saw all the sections and gratefully to God, I appreciated the work being done for the suffering sections of the Society. I thank the staff for the courtesy showed me during my visit to Sevakshetra. Very happy to visit the Institution once again after a gap of some five years. A lot has been done during this time. The Rev. Louis Mascarenhas achievement is very impressive. Indeed I was particularly St. Josephs College, impressed by the dialysis ward and realised what an BANGALORE. important and rare facility this would be for not only the locality but in the entire region. The Orphan section again I had the privilege to visit this organisation which is a was a heart-warming experience I wish Smt. Kamath and temple of living God. It is evident that by love and care and Sri. Venkataramana Setty all the best and record my high affection even the fate of unfortunate can be made appreciation of their selfless work. fortunate. I congratulate the people who have organised great Institution. I am inspired by them. T. P. Issar Revenue Commissioner, Manoranjan Bhakta. M.P. 2-6-1986. Government of Karnataka. 38, Gurudarasa Rakabganj, NEW DELHI-110 001.

We were extremely pleased to visit this institution which is engaged in social service work so successfully. We express our thanks to all the devoted workers.

Chintamani Panigrahi, M.P. Chairman Estimates Comittee, 20-6-1986. Lok Sabha.

Wonderful work is being done here. This is an example to other voluntary organisations. I wish you the best of luck. May you start the day Care Centre for young babies very soon.

Dr. Shamanthakamani 30-11-1986 Consulting Paediatrician.

Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of children

— W. M. Thackeray

Mr. Chintamani Panigrahi, M.P. (Chairman, Estimates Committee, Loka Sabha) being received at Mathruchhaya. Mrs. Nirupama E. Kamath (Hon. Secretary of Fate Re-Written the Society) looks on (2nd from left) I visited this Institution on 21st of August 1986. I saw patients and they appeared to be having full confidence in the hospital staff Doctors and Nurses were serving them with affection. I saw children who are treated with love. Here in the old people’s home aged people are kept happy they were all smiling. On the whole this is a real service institution.

Swami Vibhudesh Thirtha, 21-8-1986 Adamar Sri Krishna Mutt, Udupi.

My visit on 2 September, 1986 has shown a spirit of compassion and constructive help from those who are more fortunate in helping poor people gain health, dignity and self respect. I wish these efforts could be seen in all countries.

Mrs. Alexandra Stephens Regional H.Ec. and Social Programme Officer, FAO, Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific Maliwan Mansion PHRA ATIT'Road, Bangkok, THAILAND.

Visited home with Social Work M.S.W. II Students from Nagpur. We enjoyed the visit and learnt a lot about voluntary organisations dedicated, well organised, needed social services. Kum. Sandhya (tsl from left) given in adoption from Mathruchhaya seen with Sweedish Queen, visiting the adoption centre in Stockholm. I thank them for nice talk and information too.

T.C.S.W. Nagpur Tripude College of Social Work, Three years she grew in sun and shower, Then Nature said, ‘A lovelier flower 27-12-1986. Sadar, Nagpur. On earth was never sown; This child I too myself will take; She shall be mine, and I will made; A lady of my Own. - Wordsworth

And he who gives a child a treat Makes job-bells ring in Their Good Words Heaven's Street But he who gives a child a home Builds palaces in Kingdom come. About Us - John Masefield.

‘Temple of Living God’ A Quarter Century After nationalisation, every bank had to give educational loans which are considered as priority loans. The book bank of Socially Important scheme has been accepted by U.G.C.

Activities: The Fund, in 1967, took up the task of motivating unemployed to become self employed. The secretary of the - S . R. PRABHU Fund used to meet a group of unemployed engineers every week. Later on such meetings were arranged in engineering The concept of social responsibilities of banking business colleges also. The Bank took this even before the national and industry was adopted by Canara Bank in the year 1956. programme for self employed and the educated unemployed That was the Golden Jubilee year of the Bank. In those days, was thought of by the Government. the Bank got deposit support mostly from middle and lower middle classes. It was the business class that got the loans. In 1960, after 4 years of the starting of the Education Fund, Having grown with the support of an important section of the the Bank collected contributions for flood relief in various society, whose larger investment was in the education of districts of Karnataka. The Bank initially contributed their children, the Bank thought of educational loans as one Rs. 20,000/-, the employees contributed similar amount and such socially important measure. public contribution of Rs. 1.00 lakh was raised. So the Bank involved their staff and customers for the relief work. In those days no bank in India or abroad had thought of educational loans in an organised way. Loans without A year later, the Bank thought of a permanent body for relief | security, or long term loans, were a taboo for banks. Canara and welfare work. This suggestion made by me got, Bank thought of helping brilliant students faking technical and immediate response from the then Chariman and General professional courses; particularly those hailing from lower Manager. So, the Canara Bank Relief & Welfare Society was income groups. They could not offer any security. The Bank formed in 1961 with following, among others, as its objectives: thought that their brains and future earning could afford Sumana with mother Mrs. Christo- security. To provide against any possible bad debts, the pherson and brother Markus adopted Bank thought of a fund to guarantee the loans made by from a Latin American Country. them, just as we have now the Credit Guarantee Corporation. So the Bank sponsored the Canara Bank Golden Jubilee Education Fund. An initial contribution of Rs. 20,000/- was provided by the Bank and the Fund. collected a lakh of rupees from friends and well-wishers of the Bank. Thus the Fund was able to provide 20% to back up their guarantee. The Bank sanctioned a limit of Rs. 5 lakhs. Thus, while discharging their social responsibility, the Bank contributed to human resource development.

The fund later on started book banks and elocution contests for students. At the suggestion of the Fund, the Bank launched their summer vacation training programmes, the scheme of ‘Earn While You Learn’ and loans to students going abroad.

Mother is the name for God in the lips and heart of children - Thackeray W.M. \ (1) “To provide aid to the poor, the sick and the disabled collected. The Bank itself contributed Rs. 25,000/- and a and organise medical relief including hospitals, maternity further sum of Rs. 25,000/- as matching contribution towards and child welfare centres; and to provide home for the staff contribution. Thus the Bank staff showed their concern poor, the sick, the convalescent and the disabled and for the welfare of orphan children, the poor and the old, helping institutions engaged in such work." which were the principal objectives of the Society.

(2) “To contribute in cash or in kind to any educational or The Society having secured such a significant cash social welfare institutions and organisations, working for contribution, thought of starting an orphanage. Money was not the welfare of children, students, the sick, the poor, the a problem; getting orphans too was not a problem. But I took old and handicapped persons." the stand that we must first get a matron who would look / after the children with motherly care. This took some time. The articles of association provided nomination of the When a matron was fixed, we got 2 children from an President and the Secretary by the Bank, It also provided orphanage in Mangalore through the good offices of Mrs. enrolment of Canara Bank employees as honarary Shantheri Prabhu, who later on took over the secretaryship members, provided they put in 50 hours of voluntary social of the Society. The first secretary was Sri. P. S. Nayak and work in a year. The idea was to involve employees in I was also very closely associated from the beginning. When voluntary work. Attempts made towards this objective, did not Sri. Nayak retired I had to be the Secretary till Smt. Shantheri get much response from employees, though the contributions Prabhu took over. In 1973, Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath was came in. These two clauses were deleted later. elected as Secretary and she, happily, continues in the office.

Sri. A. D. Pai, former Chairman of the Bank, was the first President of the Society and continued till 1982, whereafter A QUARTER CENTURY OF SOCIALLY Sri. A. VenkataramanaSetty was elected as President.Sri.Setty IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES - THE PATH was a member from the inception. Sri. Y. S. Gopalakrishna TRAVERSED BY CANARA BANK RELIEF & Setty is another founder member in the Committee who, WELFARE SOCIETY happily for us, still continues with his active participation.

We fixed a building on rent in Jayanagar and started the M a n a g e in 1965. The name of the house was The first activity of the Society was to provide medicare in MATHRUCHHAYA. We thought it as an appropriate name village on the outskirts of Bangalore. The student associates for our orphanage. In setting up the orphanage, Smt. Radha of the Canara Bank Golden Jubilee Education Fund not only Bai was helpful to the matron. She requested Dr. Anupama got involved in it, but could, bring in some practising doctors. Niranjan to look after the medical care of the children, which Each Sunday the Bank’s van used to pick up doctors and she did till the Sevakshetra Hospital was started. volunteers. The cost of the medicine and other expenditure were met by the Society to whom the Bank reimbursed. After From two children, the strength has gone upto over 50. Only working for 18 months in that village, the Society thought of children committed to the care of Mathruchhaya by juvenile moving to a bigger village, but could not. The programme court are generally taken in. It is a 'fit person institute'. When was given up. the authorities saw that children were looked after well, they \ y wanted to increase the number. We had to decline that. Then In 1964, the Society raised contributions from the B ank/ we had to take a hard decision to agree to send children willing employees and friends and well-wishers of the Bank. above 10 years to certified schools so that more and more Within a couple of weeks a sum of Rs. 5.00 lakhs was smaller children could get admission.

Will Is The Way Between the dark and the daylight, When the night is beginning to lower, From 1965 we were able to help various other Comes a pause in the Day’s occupations, like: That is known as the Children’s Hour. - Longfellow Association of the Mentally Handicapped, Ftamana Maharshi Academy for Blind, National Institute of Mental Health & Neu In 1965, the Society suggested to the All Karnataka Deena Seva Sangha, Children’s Association, the idea of a Summer Camp. It was All Karnataka Children’s Association, not a residential camp. Programmes of sports, drill, arts, Vasanthanagar Mahila Sangha, crafts, reading of news papers, talks on interesting topics, Mahila Mandali, NR Colony, l etc., were arranged for 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours Ishwarananda Seva Ashram, in the evening. 100-120 children were taken and activities Shraddananda Seva Ashram, « arranged. Within a month, we found that children learned to Dakshina Bharatha Mahila Sangam, work as a team and got self confidence. It was a good Navajeevan Nilaya, programme for childrens' development. For 9 years, the Jawans' Welfare Committee, etc., etc. i Society funded this programme and all along associated with the various camps. We are happy that such camps are being In 1969, the then Social Welfare Advisor 3 continued and more organisations are running such camps in / person Smt. Sudha Reddy, sanctioned us a g f Bangalore and at a few other places too. Home Camp meant for children of lower ina

E :i f< » w The Mathruchhaya children being taught w within the premises. 3! di « Playing outdoor.

» Sumana adopted by Mrs. & Mr. Christopherson, Helsingborg, Sweden

V, rtf. « Rehersing for rmif a dance programme.

One Light; More L had not applied for the grant, but Smt. Reddy wanted us to take up the programme. Since then, we have held several camps—mostly for girl students. In the last camp held in December 1985, we had 60 school drop-outs. We found these camps a rewarding experience and a non-formal education programmming, giving self-confidence to the participants and motivation to come up in life. We had Summer vacation Camps - Children engaged in drill, learning traffic rules, arranged a camp for children from Tamil Nadu and another games etc. for children from Bihar.

\ Thus, through these programmes and by assisting other activities step by step. Today we have a full fledged hospital voluntary agencies, we have Been able to work for our catering as large population not only of the area, but from objectives. other parts of the city too.

The Society once arranged an eye camp by Dr. M. C. Modi In 1982, we started the Home for Elders. The second block y at Marcara. 2 more eye camps were conducted after the has been put by recently. 25 persons now stay there. We Sevakshetra Hospital came into being. 4 can accommodate a few more. We have made an attempt to have an Elder's Club, where senior citizens can mix up with When the Society got the present land, it slowly expanded its the people in our home for Elders.

Seeds of Needs Mr.Christopherson with Sumana in Sweden

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When Mathruchhaya was started we made an attempt to get the children to mix up with other children through our Toy ^ Bank. We expected voluntary wokers from the Canara Bank to run this during week ends. A few volunteers did come forward; but after the initial enthusiasm we had to drop the Looking at the achievements of the quarter century of the idea. Canara Bank men have contributed money, created Society's existence, our achievements make us feel endowments for feeding programme; but we have not been encouraged. The seeds of socially important needs have able to get volunteers for working during their leisure time. An spread into plants of size. They are sure to grow further, attempt was made to form a ladies’ club with wives of ‘ larger and bigger, bringing under their shade and protection, a Canara Bank employees. While we found good response larger member of needy people. Our contribution for from some, by and large we have failed to keep up correcting some distortions in the Society should spur more their interest. such efforts. When one lamp lights one more, together more and more, light of enlightenment would surely brighten many We have enough staff to run the orphanage and the hospital a dark comer Amen! and we find they are working hard and some of them with exemplary zeal and dedication. Thus we have been able to

run our institutions. If we could gather some more dedicated And he who gives a child a treat volunteers we would be happy One of the objects of the Makes job-bells ring in Heaven's Street Society is to encourage voluntary service for welfare. But he who gives a child a home Builds palaces in Kingdom come

— John Masefield

One Light; More Lamps families in India and abroad. In addition to these Sevakshetra.... court-committed children we have also started taking other Our Field of children directly, under Foster-Parent Care scheme. We intend rehabilitating these children also along with the Activity And, court-committed children.

Sevakshetra Helps The Society was started in 1961 in a small way to render relief to the victims of natural calamities and to carry on The Needy welfare work for the poor, the sick and the elderly, by Service to the sick was the first aim of the Society. Medical collecting donations from philanthropic minded persons. It facilities were started in a small way and the Society kept was thus acting as a link between the victims of natural on providing more and more facilities like out-patient calamities and generous donors. The Canara Bank department, In-patient wards, Clinical Laboratory, rendered financial aid in the initial stages.

In 1965, the society took up the project for rehabilitating young abandoned children. Thus began the ‘Mathruchhaya’

where about 50 children sent by the Juvenile Court are Kavitha, who went in May 1987 to being sheltered, fed, clothed and educated. Mathruchhaya - Sweden, with father Mr. Hogback. has been able to find the security of good homes for many Shubha (in the pram) with mother Mrs. of these childen by giving them in adoption to well-to-do Annbratt with sister Manjula, also adopted from India, in their home in Sweden. Ms. Annika Jansson of the Sweedish Society for International Child Welfare on a visit to Bangalore with Mrs. Nirupama Kamath, Hon. Secretary of the Society, May 1987

Service To The Sick

I To help indigent sick people with free consultation and Mathruchhaya... medicines, injections etc., a free' Dispensary has been Together, Brought started, The poor and the sick of the vicinity are making use of this facility. Concern for the aged gave birth to the Help To The project 'Home for Elders’ To start with, two buildings were constructed with 8 apartments in all.,Due to persistent Less Fortunates demand for more such apartments one more building has been constructed which has got another 8 apartments, a dormitory on the 2nd floor. The construction work has Operation Theatres, X-ray facilities etc., Now the since completed and the apartments have been occupied. Sevakshetra Hospital is a full-fledged medical centre with a The elders have the company of children in the Kidney dialysis and transplant unit attached. But it needs Mathruchhaya and the facility of medical attention of the more sophisticated equipment and funds to help more and hospital. more poor and needy people.

/ The society arranges Health Camps, Opinion Leaders Camp, Hearing Camps, Eye Camp, Holiday Home Camp, etc., and a nursery school for the slum area children. It is our intention to take up more such extension work in rural areas.

Shubha (2nd from left) with friends in Sweden (Picture above). The scope for extension work appears unlimited.

Ravi and Mamatha (No.1 and 3 from left) in Cindnatti, U.S.A. (Picture below).

Helps Us To Help You can Also Help You can also make a permanent feeding programme by donating 10 times the above mentioned amounts, with the Sevakshetra interest on which we shall arrange the feeding programme every year on any particular day fixed by you. If you have the will here is the way. Help us to maintain the orphanage by meeting the expenses of an orphan child, You can also help the Free Dispensary and help us in thus becoming a Foster-parent. disbursing free medicines to the poor patients. An Help us to help the poor patients by liberally donating to Endowment of Rs. 1,000/- created in the name of your the poor Patients Fund. Any amount is welcome. near and dear ones will help us to give free medicines on Help us to equip the hospital by donating to the Equipments your account on any one day of your choice, in a year. Fund for purchasing more sophisticated equipment and medicines. We also accept: Remember the less fortunate children when you are celebrating a Birthday, Wedding Anniversary, Death ★ Old clothes, which will reach the needy and the poor. Anniversary, etc., and feed them, by donating ★ Spectacle frames which will be donated to those who cannot afford Rs. 50/- for a breakfast/Sweets and Fruits. ★ Unused (but unexpired) drugs, which will be given free Rs. 100/- for a Lunch/dinner. to poor patients. Rs. 150/- for a Feast Rs. 200/- for a full-day feeding Please draw your cheques favouring “ CANARA BANK Rs. 300/- for a full-day feeding with a feast. RELIEF AND WELFARE SOCIETY” The donations are surely meant to suit your pocket. Donations to the society are exempted from Income Tax Choose the donation according to your wish under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act 1961.

Anil Kumar, who is now Adams, in USA, Manjula with mother Maureen Eagen with his father Luchric F. Koci and Family. and Susan, in Seattle (USA)

Any Amount Welcome List of Free Dispensary 8. Yadalam Adilakshmamma Endowments In 1986 Subbaiah Setty 1,00' Charitable Trust, SI. DONORS AMOUNT C/o. Gopaiakrishna Textile Mills Pvt. Ltd., No. (Rs.) Subramanyapura, BANGALORE-560061. 1. Mrs. Lilly K. Shenoy 1,000/- No. 811,10th Main, IV Block, 9. Sri. K. Ganesh Shenoy 1,00! Jayanagar, 15-4-199/2, Gumprasad, BANGALORE-560 011. Near D.C. Bungalow, Balmatta, MANGALORE-575 002. 2. Dr. K.V.G. Pai 2,000/- No. 811,10th Main, 10. Smt. Sarojamma, 1,00( IV Block, Jayanagar, 'Krishnashram', Canara Bank Relief BANGALORE-560 011. & Welfare Society, Banashankari II Stage, 3. Sri. K. Sridhar 2,000/- Bangalore-560 070. No.46,10th Main Road, Malleswaram, Mr. Kumar V. Shah 2,000 BANGALORE-560 055. 26/25 A, Sankey Road, Abshot Layout, 4. M/s. Udyog Sangha 5,000/- BANGALORE. No.12.1 Main Road, Gayathri Devi Park Extn., Mr. B. R. Baliga 1,000 Vyalikaval, 18,29th Street, N.C.B.S. Colony, BANGALORE-560 003. * MADRAS.

5. Mr. M. Prabhakar 1,000/- Dr. K. V. Pai 1,000 2nd Main Road, No. 20, 7 F, Gold Link Apt, 5th Block, Kumara Park West, Cunnigham Road, BANGALORE-560 020. BANGALORE-560 052.

6. Smt. Shakuntala B. Baliga 1,000/- Sri. Gopaiakrishna Baliga 1,00 65, Naveena, 4th Stage, Layout, 'Parts House’, Tonachi Koppal, K.S. Rao, Road, MYSORE-570023. MANAGALORE-575 001.

7. Smt. Soundarya Raghu 2,000/- 15. Sri.P.N.Pai 795,12th ‘B’ Cross, Plot No. 11, Vemekar Building, II Phase J.P. Nagar, Hindwadi BANGALORE-560 078. BELGAUM-590 011.

Helps Us To Help Sri. S. J. Pai 1,000/- . Mrs. Janaki Subramanian 1,000/- Manager. ‘Krishnashram', Syndicate Bank, Nagar, Canara Bank Relief & SHIMOGA DIST. 577 425. Welfare Society, Banashankari II Stage, Mrs. Lakshmi Subba Rao 1,000/- BANAGALORE-560 070. C/o. Y. Krishna Bhatt, 235,17th Cross, . Mr. & Mrs. T. T. Shenoy 1,000/- 23rd Main, V Phase, 12, Palace Cross Road, (Sarakki) J.P.Nagar, BANGALORE-560 020. BANGALORE-560 078. . M/s. Nayak Trading Co., 2,000/- Sri. L. Kodanda Rama 1.000/- Kasturi Bldg., II Floor, Accountant, Canara Bank, 30, Popatwadi, Kalbadevi Road, HR&OD Section P.W.. BOMBAY-400 002. H.O. J.C. Road. BANGALORE-560 002. Mrs. Arkal Shambhavi Bai 5,000/- ‘Srinivas, 4th Cross, Mrs. Shamala Ramaswamy 1.000- Link Road, Malleswaram, 7. Mohan Kumara Managalam St.. BANGALORE-560 003. Off Nungambakkam High Road. MADRAS-600 034 New Modern Hotel 1,000/- 144, A.N. Kishna Rao Road, M/s. T. K. Industries 5,000/- V.V. Puram, BOMBAY. BANGALORE-560 004.

Sri. K. V. B. Pa 1,000- Sri. Krishna Bhat 2,002/- Corporation Bank. 79, Virginia Cres, Mettupalyam-641 301. Sherwood Park, Alverta, T8A.4M2 CANADA. Dr. (Miss) Nirupama Nayak P 1 000- 572. Sundar Nivas. Mrs. Nagarathna K. Udupa 1,000/- 21st Main, 36th Cross 29/2, Nanjappa Road, IV T Block. Jayanagar Shanthi Nagar, BANGALORE-560 041 BANGALORE-560 027.

Miss P. Bharathi Nayak 1.000- The Managing Trustee 1,000/- 572. Sundar Nivas. Alampalli Venkataramana Setty, 21st Main, 36th Cross. Savithramma Charitable Trusts, IV T Block. Jayanagar. ‘Shreyas’, 99 A, Bull Temple Road, BANGALORE-560 04V BANGALORE-560 019.

Seeds of Needs 32 M/s. Blue Dart Courier Services 1,000/- Endowment List of 41-A, Mittal Towers,. A-Wing, 1986 Nariman Point, BOMBAY-400 021. (Feeding Programme)

Dr. & Mrs. H. V. Gadiyar 1,000/- SI. DONORS AMOUNT No. 30, III Main, Vyalikaval, No. Rs. BANGALORE-560 003. 1. Mr. B. V. Rao 1,500/- Sri. P. Narayana Upadyaya 1,000/- 64, Industrial Area, 316-D, 67,5th Block, Rajajinagar, Bangalore-560 010. 9th Main, Jayanagar, BANGALORE-560 041. 2. Mr. R. C. K. Shenoy 300/- Divisional Manager, Sri. A. V. Pai 1,000/- Credit Wing H.O., 1637,30th Cross, BANGALORE-560 002. Banashankari II Stage, BANGALORE-560 070. 3. Mr. C. Narayana Kamath 400/- 2, Bellavista, Opp. Dandra Court, Dr. K. Subramanian 1,000/- Bandra, Bombay-50. T769,15th Main, 34th Cross, Banashankari II Stage, 4. Mr. and Mrs. Dilipson 400/- BANGALORE-560 070. 614, Indiranagar II Stage, 17th B Cross, Bangalore-560 038. Smt. Saroja Subramanian 1,000/- 1769,15th Main, 34th Cross, 5. Sri. Krishna Bhat 7,500/- Banashankari II Stage, 79, Virginia Cres, BANGALORE-560 070. Sherwood Park Atta, T 8 A-4M2, Mr. & Mrs. Venkatsubbiah 1,000/- Canada. C-30, Shankara Park, Shankarapuram, 6. Mr. G. P. Prabhu 2,200/- BANGALORE-560 004. No. 2473, 25th Cross, 17th Main BSK II Stage, Bangalore-560 070.

7. Mr. C. K. Sampath Iyengar 1,000/- C/o. C. S. Ramadas, B.Sc., B.L., Advocate, “ Padmanjali”, 673,15th Main Road, 39th Cross, IV “T” Block, Jayanagar, Bangalore-560 041.

Any Amount Welcome 8. Mrs. Saroja Jayaram 3,500/- Smt. Ansuya P. Mallya 1,000/- 245, Vth Block, 67th Cross, 1639, 30th Cross, Rajajinagar, Bangalore-560 010. Banashankari II Stage, Bangalore-560 070. 9. Mr. Y. M. C. Sharma 500/- 171, VI Cross, Gandhinagar, Mrs. Arundathi Kini 1,700/- Bangalore-560 009. 303, Express Apartments, 47, Richmond Road, 10. Dr. Narendra Bhat 1,000/- Bangalore-560 025. ]2, C.Road (West) Jamshedpur-831 001. Mr. B. H. Krishnaswamy 2,001/- 28, B.H.S. Cross, 11. Mr. & Mrs. Venkat Subbiah 500/- Shankar Park, C-30, Shankara Park, Shankarpuram, Bangalore-560 004. Shankarapuram, Bangalore-560 004. Mrs. Chitra Krishnan 500/- 12. Mrs. Arkal Shambavi Bai 1,500 243, Borewell Road, “ Srinivas”, 4th Cross, Link Road, Whitefield, Bangalore-560 066. Malleswaram, Bangalore-560 003. Mr. B. V. Nagaraj 500/- 13. Mrs. Arkal Shambavi Bai 1,000 329, 41st Cross Road. “ Srinivas", 4th Cross, Link Road, 8th Block, Jayanagar, Bangalore. Malleswaram, Bangalore-560 003. Dr. Vijay Vittal 1,200/- 14. Mrs. Arkal Shambavi Bai 1,000 489, 39th Croos, 8th Block, “ Srinivas”, 4th Cross, Link Road, Jayanagar, Bangalore. Malleswaram, Bangalore-560 003. Dr. D. S. Chandrasekar 500/- 15. Mrs. Arkal Shambavi Bai 1,500 “ Surabhi”, 358,16th Main, “ Srinivas”, 4th Cross, Link Road, IV “T” Block, Jayanagar, Malleswaram, Bangalore-560 003. Bangalore-560 041.

16. Mr. B. Ramanath Shenai 1,500/- Mrs. Rathna Shivaswamy 500/- C-8, Morning Star, Mrs. Jayamma Subashini 34, Sitaladevi Temple Road, Ms. Sunanda Ravindra Mahim, Bombay-400 016. C. R. Shivaswami Advocate, 180, 36th “ A” Cross, 17. Mr. C. M. Thimmiah 2,200/- 7th Block, Jayanagar, Coravanda House, Bangalore. General Thimmiah Road, Madikeri, Kodagu.

Service To The Sick At the first meeting of the newly constituted Govi Annual Report For Council held on 8-11-1986, the following members the Year 1986 co-opted to the Council for the year 1986-87: 1. Smt. Jayanthi D. Prabhu The Governing Council has pleasure in presenting this 2. Smt. Radha G. Prabhu Annual Report on the working of the Society together with 3. Sri A. Karunakara Shetty. the audited statements of Accounts for the year ended 31-12-1986 with the Auditor's Report thereon. During the year the Council held 10 meetings.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: HOSPITAL COMMITTEE: The last Annual General Meeting of the Society was held on The Hospital Committee was reconstituted after the / 30th October 1986 in the premises of Canara Bank Head General Body meeting at the Governing Council m Office, J.C. Road, Bangalore. The president of the Society, held on 8-11-1986 with the following as members: Sri A. Venkataramana Setty, presided over the meeting. 1. Prof. Y. L. V. Pandit, Chairman The Annual Report and the Audited Statements of accounts 2. Sri. Y. S. Gopalakrishna Setty, Member. for the year ended 31-12-1985 were adopted. 3. Dr. K. S. Krishnaswamy, Member 4. Smt. Prema Ratnakar, Member The following retiring members were re-elected as members 5. Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon. Secretary. of the Governing Council for the year 1966-87. The Committee hekVO meetings during the year 191 1. Smt. Prema Ratnakar 2. Dr. K. S. Krishnaswamy 3. Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath. Ashwin, 3 years, adopted by Hardikars from Anavatti, Karnataka. Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath was re-elected as Hon. Secretary of the Society. Accordingly, the following 9 members constituted the Governing Council of the Society for the year 1986-87:

1. Sri A. Venkataramana Setty, President 2. Smt Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon. Secretary 3. Sri Y. S. Gopalakrishna Setty, Member 4. Sri K. S. Kamath, Member 5. Sri K. L. Ramachandrasa, Member 6. Dr. K. S. Krishnaswamy, Member 7 Prof. Y. L. V. Pandit, Member 8. Smt. Prema Ratnakar, Member 9. Sri. M. Seetharama Prabhu, Member.

M/s. H. P. Pai & Company were re-appointed as Auditors for the year 1986-87.

Service To The Man Is Financial Results HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR: 1 Hospital Services: BUILDING COMMITTEE: As proposed earlier, a Resident Gynaecologist was In view of the second Unit of the 'Home for Elders’ project recruited with effect from 17.4.1986. She is staying in the V coming up, Sri P. R. Seetharamaiah, Retired Chief Engineer, ■ ( Hospital quarters and running the outpatient department and Sri H. L. N. Shastry, Deputy Manager (Retired) B.H.E.L., in the evening also. This has helped the patients to a were co-opted as members of the Building Sub-Committee. great extent. Their services proved valuable to the society. 2. The much-needed Microbiology department was started MEMBERSHIP: in August 1986. This was of great help to the hospital There were no additions/deletions during the year 1986 and patients and others too. the total membership of the society as at 31.12.1986 stood at 2,047 (patrons 117, Donors 262, and Life Members 1668). 3. Ultra Sound: We have been planning to extend the Ultra Sound facility to the patients. As 'it required large FINANCIAL RESULTS OF THE YEAR 1986: investment, it was getting delayed. As such, we entered into an arrangement with our Radiologist, Dr. B. R. There was satisfactory increase in the Hospital collections Madhusudan. According to the arrangement, the Ultra during 1986 compared to the year 1985. However, due to the higher cost of medicines, expenses on medicines and drugs sound facility is being extended to the patients. went up considerably. This resulted in a general increase in 4. FREE DISPENSARY: expenditure. Increase in wages and other benefits to staff also contributed to the increase in expenses. In Mathruchhaya, It was decided to start a Free Dispensary for making however, arrears of Grant-in-aid received in 1986 and also available the medical services including medicines free of increase in the donations contributed to the increase in cost to the poor people. Thus was born the Free Clinic on income. Thus, the overall loss has come down from Rs. 0.24 5-5-1986. Sri S. K. Aier, a Senior Citizen residing in our lakhs in 1985 to Rs. 0.08 lakhs in 1986. From the following ‘Home for Elders' project Unit 1, inaugurated the clinic. table and from the Income and Expenditure Statements, It Sri. A. Lakshmisagar, who was the Hon'ble Minister for can be inferred about the satisfactory performance and Law visited the Clinic and appreciated the efforts. The adherence to the No profit - No loss principle of the Clinic is being run from 5. P.M. to 7 P.M. on all week-days Institution: and no charges are collected for consultation, treatment Income before Depreciation- Depreciation Income after Depreciation UNIT 1984 85 86 1984 85 | 86 1984 85 86 (RUPEES IN LAKHS) Mathruchhaya 0.03 0.16 1.43 0.27 0.26 0.26 -0.24 -0.10 1.17

Sevakshetra Hospital -0.78 1.21 0.09 2.23 2.29 2.28 -3.01 -1.08 -2.19

Canara Bank Relief & Welfare Society (General) 1.38 1.33 1.46 0.42 0.39 0.52 0.96 0.94 0.94

0.63 2.70 298 2.92 2.94 3.06 -2.29 -0.24 -0.08 - deficit) Denotes

Service To The God Free Dispensary EDUCATION: or medicine. A nominal registration fee of Re.1/- per week 23 children were attending schools and it is gratifying to-note is only collected. Public donations were sought to run this that with the exception of 4, all the children have come out Clinic. Endowments of Rs. 1000/- were invited from the successful in their examinations and were promoted to the public, the interest on which will be utilised for the next higher standard. Jhanks to the Teacher who took great medicine to be dispensed free of cost, on any day of their interest in them and helped in their studies. All the children choice. The response was quite encouraging and we have were attending Kamala Nehru Makkala Mandira, 8th Block, received 56 Endowments during the year 1986. The list of Jayanagar, Bangalore. the endowments is given elsewhere. It is our aim to have about 300 endowments to cover the whole year. During RECREATION: the year 1986, 3,432 patients availed this facility starting In addition to the routine games and sports in the from inception of the Clinic on 5-5-1986. Mathruchhaya Complex, they were taken out to Lalbdgh and Cubbon Park. They thoroughly enjoyed the trips. 5. PRACTICAL NURSES TRAINING PROGRAMME: The Second batch of 10 Trainees were selected for the Practical Nurses Training Programme and the programme was commenced on 27-2-1986.

MATHRUCHHAYA: Mathruchhaya continued to render its services to the abandoned/neglected/Orphan children. During the year 8 children came into the fold of Mathruchhaya through the Juvenile Court/Remand Home and two were admitted directly. We were able to find home for only one child, which was given in adoption to a couple residing abroad, and two children were released back to the parents. As at the end of December 1986, we had 43 children of which 18 are boys and 25 girls.

Facilities available at Sevakshetra Hospital Lab, X-Ray etc.,

Free Medicine FINANCIAL HELP: We continued to receive the Grant-in-Aid from the State A child should always say what’s true, Government at the rate of Rs. 100/- per month per child. In And speak when he is spoken to, And behave mannerly at table; addition to this 273 people participated in the Feeding At least as far as he is able. Programme by arranging lunch/dinner. 25 Endowments - R.L. Stevenson. aggregating to Rs. 35,001/- were received during the year. List of endowments received during'the year is separately given.

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT: General health level of the children was quite satisfactory and 1. Mr. B. V. Adiga, General Manager, and Dr. K. minor ailments were treated in the Mathruchhaya itself. Raghavendra, R.M.O., were deputed for a Work ShQp in There was not a single occasion when a child had to be Hospital Administration conducted by the National admitted to the hospital. Thanks to the Consultants, Doctors Academy of Medical Sciences, New Delhi and Medical and staff of the hospital for their spontaneous help and Education and Research Trust, Karnataka, in Bangalore support in promptly treating the children. on 26th and 27th of July 1986.

2. Smt. Lakshmi Subba Rao, a social Worker and one of the occupants of our ‘Home for Elders' was requested to attend an orientation course for sponsorers of Children's V Institutions, in National Institute of Public Co-operation and Child Development in Bangalore between July 28th and August 18,1986.

3. A Polyvalent Education Course for Ward Boys and Ayahs was arranged from 13-10-1986 to 23-10-1986. Practical Nurses Trainees also took part in the Programme in addition to the Ward Boys and Ayahs. The time table of the Programme was as follows:

Mathruchhaya children at play.

Cloth distribution by Holy Mother Shubraprana of Sharada Mutt.

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13-10-1986 General duties of Ward Boys and Ayahs Lecturers from School of Nursing, Victoria Hospital.

14-10-1986 Use of the Medical equipment and apparatus in Hospitals Lecturers from School of Nursing, and Nursing Homes Victoria Hospital. 15-10-1986 Assistance in operation theatre Lecturers from School of Nursing, Victoria Hospital. 16-10-1986 Cleanliness and general upkeep of wards Lecturers from School of Nursing, Victoria Hospital. 17-10 1986 Nursing of the patients including the general psychology Mr. Nagarajaiah, of the patients Tutor in Psychiatric Nursing, NIMHANS. 18-10-1986 First Aid Dr. Sathyanarayana, St. John Ambulance Association, Bangalore. 20-10-1986 Low cost Nutrition food Nutrition teacher from NIPCCD 21-10-1986 Mutual understanding and development of human relations Mrs. Kasturi Subramanya, Manasa Nursing Home. 22-10-1986 Savings Schemes Assistant Development Officer, Directorate of Sipall Savings. 23-10-1986 Fundamental duties, responsibilities and rights of Sri. G. K. Jayasimha Rao, citizen Family Planning Association of India, Bangalore.

Sri. S. Rajappa, Director of Shramik Vidhyapeetha co-ordinated the programme.

4. To improve the standards of Nursing Staff and also to afford better training to the Practical Nurses Trainees, it was decided to appoint a Nursing Tutor. Accordingly, steps were taken to recruit the candidate.

5. Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon. Secretary and Who ran to help me when I fell. And would some pretty story tell, Smt. Padma Subbiah, Manager of Mathruchhaya were Or Kiss the place to make it well? deputed to attend the Seminar on Child Adoption held in M y M o th e r. Ann Taylor Delhi and arranged by Indian Council for Child Welfare, New Delhi, during the month of December 1986.

All the above programmes proved to be of immense practical value to the participants.

One Light; Many Lamps Home for the Elders HOME FOR ELDERS II PHASE It was decided to complete the 2nd Unit of ‘Home for Elders’ project. M/s. V. K. Thyagarajan Associates was appointed as Architects. The Construction work was entrusted to DIALOGUE WITH EMPLOYEES M/s. Y. M. S. Sharma & Y. M. K. Sharma and the foundation A Staff Union has been formed by the Employees of the was laid by Sri. T. P. Issar, the then Commissioner and Hospital and it has been affiliated to the Hospitals and other Institutions Employees' Association, Karnataka. Negotiations on the Union’s demands were held over an extended period and an amicable settlement was reached on 12-12-1986 It The Year is to be hoped that this will improve the Management- that Was.... Employee relations and also contribute to the healthy development of the Institution, and betterment of the Employees. Secretary to the Government of Karnataka, Revenue Department, on 2-6-1986. The construction work is expected Soon after the close of the year, there was an industrial to be completed before the first half of 1987. The total dispute leading to a prolonged illegal strike by a section of estimated cost of the project is about Rs. 9 Lakhs. There is X the employees lasting for 2 months. The matter is now good demand for these apartments and it is expected to be pending with the appropriate authorities. a useful project of the Society.

Summer vacation camp. Mrs. Shantheri Prabhu speaking on the occasion. Also seen (sitting from left to right) Sri. U.K. Kini, Sri. S.R. Prabhu, Director, Social Welfare Dept., Mrs. A. Gowri Bai Pai and Mrs. Radha Bai Prabhu Helps Us To Help EXTENSION OF OUR ACTIVITIES Delhi, measuring about 2,000 sq.mts. It is proposed to put up a small building and to start some welfare activities on this Mangalore Unit: As informed to the members last year, a site. We expect good progress for this project during 1987. local Committee of Management was formed at Mangalore with the following persons as Members: ELECTRONIC COURSE 1. Sri. U. R. Mallya A Ten-day-Course — ‘Electronics for Beginners' for high 2. Dr. M. P. Pai______school students was arranged on 15-4-1986. Mr. Hari 3. Sri. M. V. Shankar Bhat______Parameshwaran, Chief Executive of Dynam Engineering 4. Sri. T. G. Shenoy______Works conducted the programme. 43 students from various 5. Sri. B. Kamalakar Rao______high schools participated. The Programme was sponsored 6. Sri. T. S. Pai by Social Action Section of Canara Bank, Jointly with Canara Bank Jubilee Education Fund and the Society. The Exhibition No appreciable progress could be achieved duing the year in of the Electronic items presented ty the participants was view of the need to get over legal hurdles and tax matters highly educative. A test was conducted and 3 prizes were pertaining to the donation of land. The matter is being offered by Sri. Hari Parameshwaran to those whose pursued closely. performance was considered outstanding. Certificates were distributed to all the candidates by Mrs. Challamma Delhi Unit: A Vacant site was purchased in 1981 in Delhi for Raghupathi. Encouraged by the response, another advanced our Delhi Unit in the institutional area South of l.l.T, New course in electronics was conducted from 29-4-1986 to 6-5-1986 in which 24 students participated. ■

Well baby show - Babies with their mothers. ‘Temple of Living God’ BABY SHOW Consolation prizes were awarded to all the remaining participants. About 100 babies participated in the A Well-Baby contest was held on 30-11-1986. programme. Dr. S. G. Kasi and Dr. K. S. Sundaram, our Dr. (Smt.) Shamanthakamani Narendran, well-known visiting paediatricians screened the babies and finalised the paediatrician, presided over the function and Smt. Shamim prize winners. Members of the Ladies Committee and Banu, Director, Social Welfare Department, Government of volunteers extended their helping hand. Karnataka, distributed the prizes. Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon. Secretary of the Society, welcomed the gathering and introduced the guests. Dr. Tara Madhava proposed the Vote BALWADI AT VASANTHNAGAR of Thanks. We continued to run the Balwadi at Vasanthnagar for the benefit of slum children in the age group of 4 to 6 years. The following are the prize-winners under each age groups: About 40 children participated in the programme. Mid-day meal was served to these children. The Karnataka State Social Welfare Advisory Board continued to help this project 6 months to 1 year: by giving financial assistance. Baby Sandeep I Prize Baby Rahul II Prize SEVAKSHETRA HOSPITAL-BANGALORE Baby Ashvic III Prize KIDNEY FOUNDATION-KIDNEY CENTRE The Kidney Centre continued to function in our hospital 1 year to 2 years: complex and the performance of the Centre was impressive, Baby Varun I Prize which is evident from the following figures: Baby Akshay II Prize Baby Kiran III Prize 1985 1986

2 Years to 3 Years: Heamodialysis 1,722 2,459 Baby Girish I Prize Peritonial dialysis 410 455 Baby Raghu II Prize In-patients admitted 569 1,132 Baby Taj III Prize Kidney Transplants 6 21

Baby Sandeep receiving the prize from Ms. Shamim Banu, Director, Social Sevakshetra Ladies Committee - Members selling ready made garments. Welfare Department at the Well Baby Show in 1986.

One Light: More Lamps SEVAKSHETRA LADIES COMMITTEE The Sevakshetra Ladies Committee was very active throughout the year. The members arranged Exhibition-cum-sale of Garments, Fun Fare, etc., to raise VISITORS TO OUR COMPLEX funds for the projects of the Society. A fun fare was arranged 1. About 30 students and an Instructor from Nettur Technical on 22-2-1986 as part of Hospital Day Celebrations from Training Foundation visited Mathruchhaya on 17-8-1986. which they were able to mobilise about FIs. 4,000/-. The They spent the whole day with the children and Committe arranged Music programmes by a Blind girl, a talk entertained them. The chidren of Mathruchhaya also by Sri. Vausdev Bhat, a Sanskrit Scholar, and another by reciprocated with proper display of their talents. Dr. Shobha from NIMHANS. Sports competitions were conducted for the children of Mathruchhaya and prizes were 2. Swami Vibhudesh Thirtha of Adamar Mutt, Udupi, visited distributed. Rotary Inner Wheel Club of Bangalore also our complex on 21-8-1986 and talked to every patient of associated with this programme. In addition to these specific the hospital and gave his blessings. He also visited programmes, they extended their helping hand in all our Mathruchhaya and ‘Home for Elders'. Later he addressed other programmes too. the Trainee Nurses and other staff members.

3. Prof. Marulasiddaih, Head of the Department of Social Work and Sociology, Bangalore University.Vvisited our complex on 24-9-1986 along with 25 students of I year MSW. He assured full help from his department in our programmes like Holiday Home Camp, etc., and also agreed to send the students for Block Placement to our Institution.

4. The Estimates Committee of the Lok Sabha under the Chairmanship of Sri. Chintamani Panigrahi, Minister of State for Home Affairs, visited our complex in July 1986. Mrs. Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon Secretary of the Society being honoured by the 'Round Table’ in Nov. 1986. The Committee recorded its application of the work done by the Society and congratulated the workers.

DISTINCTION Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon. Secetary of the Society was honoured by the internationally known organisation ‘Round Table' on 22-11 -1986 and was presented with a Memento for her long and dedicated service to the Community. Smt. Ratna Atmaram Rao, Smt. Bharati Bai K. V. Rao were also honoured on the occasion. Mementoes were handed over by Sri. B. V. Puttegowda, Mayor, Corporation of the City of Bangalore.

Sri. Chintamani Panigrahi, M.P. (Chairman, Estimates Committee, Lok Sabha) talking to Mrs. U. Chandranana Bai, an inmate of the Home for Elders. Recognition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Our grateful thanks are due to

1. The Management of Canara Bank for their active interest in the activities of the Society and valuable support.

2 . The staff members of Canara Bank for their contribution and support to Mathruchhaya and Sevakshetra Hospital. 3. Social Action Section and Rural Development Section of Canara Bank for their active involvement in our activities. 4. All the philanthropic donors, patrons, well wishers and advertisers who have been lending their full support in our welfare activities. 5. The athorities of Kamala Nehru Makkala Mandira for V admitting the Mathuchhaya children without tution fees.

6. The members of the Sevakshetra Ladies Committee for their active involvement and support. 7. The President and members of Lions Club of Banglore and Rotary Club of Bangalore South West for their Patronage.

8. All the visiting consultants for their professional services. 9. Sri. Vijayam Krishnamoorthy who has been rendering assistance to poor patients through his Bharani Trust.

10. Sri. S.'K. Aier, who has been helping poor patients and indigent students by himself and also through S. K. Aier Benevolent Trust, our employees are availing themselves of interest-free loans offered by the Trust. CANARA BANK 11. Sri A. Venkataramana Setty, our President, who has been RELIEF & WELFARE SOCIETY reimbursing 50% of the salary of the teacher and 27TH CROSS BANASHANKARI II STAGE helping us in many other ways. BANGALORE-560 070. 12. Last but not the least, we gratefully acknowledge the dedicated and hard work rendered by the staff members and their contributions to the Institution.

BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNING COUNCIL

Smt. Nirupama E. Kamath, Hon. Secretary.

Will Is The Way SEVAKSHETRA HOSPITAL 27TH Cross,Banash&nkari II Stage, Bangalore- 560 070. Phone:606340, 606434.

FACILITIES AVAILABLE:

1. Laboratory including Histopathology, Microbiology, X-Ray, E.C.G., Ultra Sound, Incubator etc.,

2. Fully equipped Air Conditioned twin Operation Theatres, a Minor Theatre, Labour Room etc.,

3. General Wards, Private Wards, A.C.Wards etc.,

4. Speech & Hearing Centre, Physiotherapy etc.,

5. Free Clinic for poor patients.

6. Services of consultants in various specialities. FORM NO. 10(B) (See Rule 178)

AUDIT REPORT UNDER SECTION 124 (b) OF THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961 (in the case of charitable or religious trusts or institutions)

We have examined the balance sheet of Canara Bank Relief and Welfare Society as at 31st December, 1986 and the Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended on that date which are in agreement with the books of account maintained by the said institution. V

We have obtained all the information and explanations which to the best of our knowledge and belief were necessary for the purpose of our audit. In our opinion, proper books of account have been kept by the above named institution visited by us so far as appears from our examination of the books, and proper returns adequate for the purposes of audit have been received from branches not visited by us.

In our opinion and to the best of our information, and according to information given to us, the said accounts give a true and fair view; r | i) in the case of balance sheet, of the state of affairs of the above named institution as at 31st December, 1986 and

ii) in the case of the income and expenditure account, of the excess of expenditure over income for its accounting year ending on 31st December, 1986. ,

The prescribed particulars are annexed hereto.

for H. P. PAI & CO., Chartered Accountants. Sd/- (H. P. PAI) Partner.

Date: 25th June. 1987 Sevakshetra Hospital

Year ended Year ended EXPENDITURE 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. 2,23,852.72 To Medicines & Other Purchases 5,52,488.72 1,92,756.80 To Remuneration & Conveyance to Specialists 2,63,834.80 4,18,561.85 To Salanes to Staff 5,32,353.50 75,734.82 To Hospital Maintenance 1,05,378.22 19,494.44 To Electricity Charges 52,831.15 19,141.75 To Water Charges 28,643.75 — To Postage 677.50 5,298.40 To Telephone 5,305.50 12,640.25 To Sundry Expenses 14,597.25 377.85 To Conveyance 781.30 23,852.45 To Printing & Stationery 27,451.31 — To Bank Charges 30.50

To Depreciation Written Off 98,653.16 On Buildings 94,281.50 83,957.75 On Hospital Equipment 94,109.92 24,132.25 On X-ray Equipment 20,512.00 15,421.01 On Furniture 19,566.27

5,705.21 On Vehicle — 2,28,469.69

To Assets Maintenance 25,932.95 To Buildings 28,214.96 10,737.78 To Electrical & Equipment 9,356.37 382.25 To Vehicles 610.30

— To Furniture Repair 4,056.35 42,237.98 6,225.00 To Watch & Ward 5,961.60

12,62,858.69 18,61,042.77

Sd/- Date: 20.4.1987 A. VENKATARAMANA SEnY Place: Bangalore. President Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31st December 1986

Year ended lw rn u c Year ended 31-12-1985 JJCOME 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. 11,50,256.83 By Collections 16,11,256.85 4,400.00 By Donations 12,922.85 — By Miscellaneous Receipts 7,240.75 — By Gain on Sale of Vehicle 10,438.00 1,08,201.86 By Excess of Expenditure over Income 2,19,184.32

12,62,858.69 18,61,042.77

H. P. PAI & CO., Chartered Accountants Sd/- Sd/- NIRUPAMA E. KAMATH H. P. PAI Hon. Secretary Partner Sevakshetra Hospital

As at As at FUNDS & LIABILITIES 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Hospital Equipment & Maintenance Fund 4,00,615.57 Balance as per last Balance Sheet 4,00,615.57

Equipment & Furniture Fund 14,531.28 Balance as per last Balance Sheet 14,531.28 Add: Receipts during the year 50,000.00 64,531.28

Poor Patient Fund 28,221.28 As per last Balance Sheet 28,221.28 Add: Receipts during the year 12,625.35 40,846.63 1,807.00 S.K. Aier Benevolent Fund 1,482.00

Other Liabilities 2,171.10 Provident Fund payable 2,983.70 35,262.00 Advance received (from sale of vehicles) — 21,39,152.74 Canara Bank Relief & Welfare Society 21,68,569.18

26,21,760.97 TOTAL 26,79,028.36

Sd/- Date: 20.4.1987 A. VENKATARAMANA SETTY Place: Bangalore. President- Balance Sheet as at 31st December 1986

As at As at PROPERTY & ASSETS 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. (A) FIXED ASSETS Buildings 18,74,401.00 Balance as per last Balance Sheet 18,74,401.00 Add: Additions during the year 11,223.50

18,85,624.50 Less: Depreciation written off 94,281.50 17.91.343.00 Hospital Equipment & Operation Theatre 4,75,758.00 Balance as per last Balance Sheet 4,75,758.00 Add: Additions during the year 1,51,637.92

6,27,395.92 Less: Depreciation written off 94,109.92 5,33,286.00 X-ray Equipment 1,36,748.00 Balance as per last Balance Sheet 1,36,748.00 Less: Depreciation written off 20,512.00 1,16,236.00 Office Equipment & Furniture 87,389.00 Balance as per last Balance Sheet 87,389.00 Add: Additions during the year 43,053.27

1,30,442.27 Less: Depreciation written off 19,566.27 1,10,876.00 Vehicles 22,824.00 Balance as per last Balance Sheet 22.824.00 Less: Sold during the year 22,824.00

(B) CURRENT ASSETS 19,680.00 Cash on Hand & at Bank 1.13,698.17 2,565.00 Advance to Staff 5,200.00 894.00 Staff Advance from S.K. Aier Benevolent Trust _ — Other Advances 8.200.00 1,501.97 Petty Cash 189.19

26,21,760.97 TOTAL 26,79,028.36

H. P. PAI & CO., Chartered Accountants S0- Sd/- NIRUPAMA E. KAMATH H. P. PAI Hon. Secretary Partner “—

Mathruchhaya (Foundling Home)

Year ended Year ended EXPENDITURE 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. 47,047.11 To Food Expenses 50,013.48 38,371.90 To Salaries 39,831.05 1,807.05 To Medical Expenses 2,581.99 2,046.40 To Bedding & Clothing 3,228.18 200.85 To Education 699.30 10,177.77 To Electricity Charges 3,443.56 145.35 To Water Charges 904.45 4,640.30 To Telephone Charges 3,539.50 279.50 To News Papers 270.30 1,934.20 To Conveyance 7,590.60 8,514.26 To Sundry Expenses 12,655.92 1,944.60 To Postage 1,467.70 1,350.00 To Exgratia 320.00 — To Printing & Stationery 2,097.00 To Bank Charges 70.00

To Depreciation Written Off 24,044.00 On Buildings 23,125.00 405.20 On Utensils 444.00 1,307.10 On Borewell 1,176.00 220.35 On Sewing Machine 187.00 150.36 On Solar Heater 127.00 — On Furniture 683.45 25,742.45

— To Repairs to Buildings 2,022.06

— To Electrical Repairs 5,236.15

— To Sundry Repairs 3,547.06

— To Excess of Income over Expenditure 1,17,898.78

1,44,586.30 2,83,159.53

Sd/- Date: 20.4.1987 A. VENKATARAMANA SEnY Place: Bangalore. President Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31st December 1986

Year ended Year ended INCOME 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. 24,512.95 By Grant in Aid from the Government of Karnataka 79,256.45 92,421.89 By Donations 1,54,296.57 6,060.25 By Contributions to Food 5,618.00 11,268.55 By Interest on Endowment 33,493.21 — By Miscellaneous Receipts 10,495.30 10,322.66 By Excess of Expenditure Over Income —

1,44,586.30 2,83,159.53

H. P. PAI & CO., Chartered Accountants Sd/- Sd/- NIRUPAMA E. KAMATH H. P. PAI Hon. Secretary Partner Mathruchhaya (Foundling Home)

As at As at LIABILITIES & FUNDS 31-12 -198 5 3 1 -12 -198 6

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Children Welfare Fund 358.50 As per last Balance Sheet 358.50

Endowment Fund 1,70,880.48 As per last Balance Sheet 1,70,880.48 A d d : Receipts during the year 36,10 2.0 0 s- ~ 2,06,982.48

Other Liabilities 1,08,657.53 Advances: Amount received from adoption Centres abroad for travel and other expenses of children given in adoption 1,08,657.53 A d d : Amount received during the year 57,736.90

1,66,394.43 L ess: Amount utilised during the year 85,807.53 8 0 ,58 6.9 0

217.90 Provident Fund (To be remitted) 271.45

10,000.00 Security Deposit 10,000.00 (Deposit given by the adopting agency for giving the bond to the Court by us)

3,46,746.03 Canara Bank Relief & Welfare Society 4,11,823.49

6,36,860.44 7,10,022.82

Sd/- Date: 20.4.1987 A. VENKATARAMANA SETTY Place: Bangalore. President Balance Sheet as at 31st December 1986

As at As at PROPERTY & ASSETS 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. (A) FIXED ASSETS Building 4,56,850.00 As per last Balance Sheet 4,56,850.00 A d d : Additions during the year 5,665.00

4,62,515.00 Less: Depreciation written off 23,125.00 4,39,390.00

Bore Well 11,767.00 As per last Balance Sheet 11,767.00 Less: Depreciation written off 1,176.00 10,591.00

Furniture & Fittings — As per cost 4,553.45 A d d : Additions during the year

4,553.45 Less: Depreciation written off 683.45 3,870.00

Solar Heater 852.00 As per last Balance Sheet 852.00 Less: Depreciation written off 127.00 725.00

Sewing Machine 1,247.00 As per last Balance Sheet 1,247.00 Less: Depreciation written off 187.00 1,060.00

Utensils 3,652.00 As per last Balance Sheet 3,652.00 A d d : Additions during the year 790.00

4,442.00 Less: Depreciation written off 444.00 3,998.00

4,850.25 Gas Installations 4,850.25

(B) CURRENT ASSETS 917.19 Imprest Cash 240.54

Term Deposit 1,56,725.00 Fixed Deposits on Endowment 1,56,725.00 Fixed Deposit on Security Deposit 10,000.00 Other Advances 3,309.95 Cash on hand & at Bank 75,263.08

6,36,860.44 7,10,022.82

H. P. PAI & CO., Chartered Accountants Sd/- Sd/- NIRUPAMA E. KAMATH H. P. PAI Hon. Secretary ' Partner Canara Bank Relief & Welfare Society Year ended Year ended EXPENDITURE 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. To Vasanthnagar Balwadi 3.759.50 To Mid-day Meal 4,321.55 3,250.00 To Salaries 3,622.50 505.00 To Miscellaneous — 7,944.05 4,250.00 -To Holiday Home Camp Expenses 4,643.10 1,275.00 To General Donations 4,559.80

— To Baby Show 2,275.00 1,000.00 To Honorarium to Auditor 1,500.00 22,040.05 To Bank Charges & Interest 9,047.00 1,335.00 To Lease Rent 7,312.45 17.071.69 To Sundry Expenses 12,458.50

To Printing & Stationery 6.860.00 To Annual Report 11,254.45

To Postage 2.455.10 To Annual Report 1,378.25 To Free Dispensary Medicines 3,656.^6

To Depreciation Written Off 36.249.00 On Buildings 49.774.94 3.191.35 On Well Constructions 2,873.00 52.647.94 10.322.66 To Excess of Expenditure Over Income — MATHRUCHHAYA — 1.08.201.86 To Excess of Expenditure Over Income — Sevakshetra Hospital 2,19.184.32

2,21,766.21 TOTAL 3,37,861.32

SdI- Date: 20.4.1987 A. VENKATARAMANA SETTY Place: Bangalore. President Income and Expenditure Account for the year ended 31st December 1986

Year ended Year ended iNCOMb 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. 5,075.00 By Grant in Aid from Karnataka State Social Welfare Advisory Board for Nursery School in Vasanthnagar 6,612.00 749.40 By Grant in Aid from Karnataka State Social Welfare Advisory Board for Holiday Home Camp 4.815.00 551.00 By Other Donations for Holiday Home Camp 2,500.00 r 3,930.33 By General Donations to Society 3,075.00 60,533.06 By Interest received 53,618.48 1,11,912.00 By Rent received 1,15,005.35 15,595.45 By Miscellaneous Receipts 2,642.40

Free Dispensary

— By Donations 22,251.00

— By Collections 2,032.85

— By Excess of Income Over Expenditure (Mathruchhaya) 1,17,898.78 23,419.97 By Excess of Expenditure Over Income 7,410.46

2,21,766.21 TOTAL 3,37,861.32

H.P.PAI&CO., . Chartered Accountants Sd/- Sd/- NIRUPAMA E. KAMATH H. P. PAI Hon. Secretary Partner Canara Bank Relief & Welfare Society As at As at FUNDS & LIABILITIES 31-12-1985 31-12-1986

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Permanent Fund 6.23,252.75 As per last Balance Sheet 6,23,252.75 Home for Elders Deposit 70,000.00 Building Fund 34.92,672.54 As per last Balance Sheet 34,92,672.54 Add: Donations received during the year 2,26,443.00 Add: Annual Report Adveiiisement charges 46,501.00 Add: Interest on Building Fund 1,985.20 37,67,601.74

Building Fund: Delhi Unit 99,403.00 As per last Balance Sheet 99,403.00 Flood & Famine Relief Fund 1,337.55 As per last Balance Sheet 1,337.55 Staff Welfare Fund 2,552.00 As per last Balance Sheet 2,552.00 Eye Camp Fund 6,001.43 As per last Balance Sheet 6,001.43 1.00,000.00 Non-Refundable Loan 1,00,000.00 64,182.00 Advance Rent 59.408.00 197.15 Vijayam Bharani Trust A/c. 2,743.85 Free Dispensary Endowment 60.755.00 Security Deposit 250.00 other Liabilities (Honorarium to Auditor) 1,500.00

43,89,598.42 TOTAL 47,94,805.32

Sd/- Date: 20 4.1987 A. VENKATARAMANA SETTY Place: Bangalore. President Balance Sheet as at 31st December 1986

As at As at PROPERTY & ASSETS 31-12-1985 31-12-1936

Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. Rs. Ps. (A) FIXED ASSETS Buildings 6,88,730.00 As per last Balance Sheet 6,88,730.00 Add: Additions during the year 3.06.766.94 9.95.496.94 \ Less: Depreciation written off 49,774.94 9.45,722.00 1,65,476.94 Site at Delhi Unit 1,65,476.94 Well Construction 28,725.00 As per last Balance Sheet 28,725.00 Less: Depreciation written off 2873.00 25,852.00 (B) CURRENT ASSETS 16,896.65 SKH-BKF Kidney Centre 15,337.65 3,500.00 Telephone Deposit 3,500.00 23,107.75 Water Deposit 23,107.75 1,615.00 Electricity Deposit 1,615.00 43,560.40 2.23,206.88 Cash on Hand & at Bank 1,88,947.57 5,00,000.00 Fixed Deposit 5,85,000.00 349.25 Petty Cash V.N.B. 351.10 Excess of Expenditure Over Income 2,52,092.18 As per last Balance Sheet 2,52,092.18 Add: Excess of Expenditure Over Income for the year 1986 7,410.46 2,59,502.64 21,39,152.74 Sevakshetra Hospital 21,68,569.18 3,46,746.03 Mathruchhaya 4,11,823.49

43,89,598.42 TOTAL 47,94,805.32

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