Annual Report 2015-2016

Recipient of The National Award for Best Institute for Disability Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment Government of India

aut eal 44 42 38 39 30 24 25 06 02 23 Faculty Details 03 Staff Details Mentors, Well-Wishers andContributors Volunteers, ProjectSponsors, Advisors, Acknowledgements Hope Cup Training Table Auditor’s Reportand Accounts Treasurer’s Report National ImpactandOrientation Visits Executive Director’s Report Governing Bodyand Advisory Committe Chairperson’s Report skills andknowledgegivethemopportunitiestoexercisetheir of policies and service provisions designed to enhance their individual changes in the lives of all people with cerebral palsy through a range Indian InstituteofCerebralPalsy(IICP)isaregistered charitable constitutional rightsandfullyparticipatecontributetothe society. ItisanNGOworkinginthedisability sectorsince1974. Indian InstituteofCerebralPalsyseekstobringaboutpositive IICP’s visionisaninclusive societywithequalopportunities and accessforallmarginalised groupsincluding MISSION STATEMENT persons withdisabilities. community andcountry. CONTENTS VISION

01 Annual Report 2015-16 02 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy applaud theleadersandtheirdevotedteam, continue toblessthemwithresoundingaccoladesandachievements intheyearstofollow! The patienceanddedicationofthe greeting cardsandevenwall murals. make excellentcomperesduringevents. We dance,in concerts during others and written music.have and they drama poems recite Some goals. This isbeingsuperblyhandledbyour The task of tapping the potential of every child with disability has also been one of our important a leastthereisbeginning. places.hotels,public in some toilets and special but clubs and go wayto long a Therestill is attitude.general the in change welcome a of there There and here evidence is Weramps see will dissolveandalloweveryoneanequalchanceinlife. society,superstition our and of prejudice psyche of the barriers awarenesspenetrates the of law ofthelandandhas the by recognised been has justice for fight team.dauntless her Jeeja's and likeGhosh Jeeja colleagues of efforts courageous the salute must respect.One induced has courage their of sensitivity. Our pupilshavejoinedrallies, and 'walks' fordifferentcauses. The visibleevidence a change.People arenowlookingat to livewithdignityhasalways been towards personswithdisabilities. To rehabilitatevictimsofcerebralpalsyandtoenablethem We havesetourselvesmanygoalsandoneoftheseistobreakthroughtheapathysociety report willverify. The IndianInstituteofCerebralPalsy (IICP)has CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT greatly benefittedthecauseofpersons entire staffisevidentinall a priority. After yearsof the problemsofpersonswithdisabilitesincreasing Uma Ahmad havesomewonderfulartistswhocreatebeautiful team ofexpertsandspecialists. The childrenshine for theirhumanityand had averyeventfulmilestone persistence, we areatlastseeing these activities. One cannotbut with disabilites. Once thiskind professionalism. MayGod 41st yearasthis new lawfordisabilityandisamemberofseveralcommitteesrelatedtoattheCentralStatelevels. a draft to Empowerment and Justice India,Social of of Government Ministry the by formulated Committee the of Chair wasthe on publications several AAC.for wasfirst Society She the ISAACInternational head - to woman AAC,Asian Canada. Kaul Sudha She hasbeentheChairpersonofIICPsince1986. of West BengaltoserveasHonourableMemberonthe West BengalHumanRightsCommissionfrom1995to2000. groups.Government disadvantagedsocial the for by working wasinvited organisations She and schools of boards the in involved is and teaching innovative on books authored has 1974.She House,in Loreto founded at Centre’ as ‘Theknown Educational better the ‘Progressive TechniquesTeachersEducation’ of of member founder a is She Uma Ahmad, associated withIICPformanyyearsandguidesfinancialplanning andmanagement. Professional qualificationsandmembershipsincludeMCom, FCA, ACIS (UK)and ACS. MrRayChaudhurihasbeen industry.in years twenty-five for experience.level professional Board workedof a has years at He forty over has Chaudhuri, Ray Kumar Manab been HonJt Treasurer ofIICPsince1977. has systems.He tracking vehicle country cross in engaged company 'E-Transa Solutions',of Directors of Board the of Chairman the 1995.is in He retired he when Company the years.of twenty-five Director wasManaging He for Company and Lawrie Balmer workedin and industry in posts important University.several Hindu held has He Virenda Nath Varma, Sudha Kaul, Sudha Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) from Manchester Metropolitan University (UK) and has authored in PhD a has organisation.She the of the Chairperson be Vice to continues 2010;she in retirement her until IICP of later,Director and Executive Education the Special for sector.FounderPrincipal,Centre disability the was She the to contribution her of recognition in 2010 in India of Government the from PadmaShri the received Kaul Dr Secretary. SheisamemberoftheGuestFaculty andhasauthorededucationalkitsbooks. Education,Principal,Special including Executive for IICP and Centre in posts several held has and 1975 since IICP with associated been has behaviours.She challenging of management and disabilities profound to severe with MS (Education)fromtheDivision ofSpecialEducation, PurdueUniversity, USA. Shespecialisesinteachingchildren a complete to her enabled that Scholarship International Rotary University.the awarded Calcutta was from She Ranu Banerjee, Chairperson Vice Chairperson Vice Hon Secretary Hon Jt Treasurer - GOVERNING BODY 2015-2016

- A renownededucationist, Mrs HE Governorof West Bengal

Shri Keshari Nath Tripathi

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- A specialeducatorbyprofession,

A pioneer in the education and rehabilitation of persons with disabilities, with persons of rehabilitation and education the in pioneer A Hon Jt TreasurerHon -

A mechanical engineer by profession, Mr Varma was a student of Benaras PATRON

A Chartered Accountant by profession, Mr Ray Chaudhuri Ray Mr profession, by Chartered Accountant A Ahmad has Mrs BanerjeegraduatedwithEnglishHonours taught inLoretoHouse, Kolkata since1965.

03 Annual Report 2015-16 04 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy The GoverningBodyalsoincludes theChief MEMBERS Pratiti Basu Sarkar Basu Pratiti them onfinancialaspectsofprojectmanagement. guiding and team,advising the with works organisation.He the of management financial the in involved closely is and years many for IICP with associated been has He Uganda. in Unilever of Chairman Unilever.as retired He Banerjee Dipak in artasaneducationalmedium, andadvocacyofpersonswithdisabilitiesthoselivinginabjectpoverty. of Learning)fromtheUniversityPennsylvania, USA. Shecurrentlymanagesa Visual Arts Centre.Her interestsare Education, Kolkata from 1981 to 1984. She then received a Master’s degree in Education (with emphasis on Psychology Reena Sen Reena of PsychologyandSpecialNeeds)fromtheInstituteEducation, UniversityofLondon. (Department Education in Diploma,PhD PG Master’sand a Degree and University) (Calcutta BEd a has Sen Reena Kochi,in disability for Kerala.centre Raksha, nodal founded a she House,Miranda of University,alumnus Delhi An designation,her present,Director.and at Executive organisation is the in posts several 1975.held has She 1987 In part oftheteamdevelopingappropriateteachingandlearningmaterial. to mainstreamingchildrenwithdisabilities. VicePrincipal of The Heritage, Kolkata’s firstinclusivedayboardingschool. Mrs Atal hasmadesignificantcontributions Atal Meenakshi Zarine Dadina Zarine of professionalbodiesandhasbeentheChairpersonDisability Activists’ Forum, West Bengal. number a in involved consultant.is a She as provision service direct and training in involvement her continues but when she joined IICP in 1976. She retired as the Head of Social Services and Jt Head of Community Based Rehabilitation Degree in Social Work from Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, Mrs Parekh set up the Social Services Department with IICPsinceitsinception. Children's Indian associated Welfare.for been Society has the Dadina of Dr member Paediatrics founder of and Head the is She Hospital. God of the Assembly at PaediatricConsultant Senior and member founder a was Kolkata.She Sujata ParekhSujata Master’s degreeinDisabilityStudiesfromLeedsUniversity, UK of Advocacy andDisabilityStudiesatIICP. ShehasaMaster’s degreeinSocial Work fromDelhiUniversityandanother movement forpeoplewithdisabilitiessince1995andherspecialinterestiswomendisabilities.Jeeja istheHead Jeeja Ghosh Jeeja High CourtandtheSupremeCourt. Calcutta the of advocate senior a is Court.He High Calcutta the joined Chakrabartti UK,Mr the in year’spractice and graduatedwithEconomicsHonours.He wenttotheUKstudylawandwas calledtotheBarin1954. After a ChakrabarttiGautam -

- Activist for the rights of people with disabilities, Jeeja Ghosh has been involved in the advocacy the in involved been has Ghosh disabilities,Jeeja with people of rights the for Activist - A founder member of IICP, Dr Sen started teaching at the Centre for Special Education in January in Education Special for Centre the at teaching IICP,started of Sen member Dr founder A - -

A social worker with a PG Diploma in Social Niketan,in MPhil Nirmala Diploma an Workfrom PG and worker a Mumbai social with A A medical practitioner with MBBS and DCH degrees, Dr Dadina is a renowned paediatrician of paediatrician renowned a is Dadina degrees,Dr DCH and MBBS with practitioner medical A - - With thirty years of experience in school administration, Meenakshi Atal, MA, MEd is the is MEd MA, Atal, Meenakshi administration, school in experience of years thirty With -

A Chartered Accountant by profession, Mr Banerjee has worked for twenty-five years with years twenty-five for worked has Banerjee Mr profession, by Chartered Accountant A -

Ms Basu Sarkar’s association with IICP started as a volunteer in the Centre for Special for Centre the in volunteer a as started IICP with association Sarkar’s Basu Ms -

A barrister by profession, Mr Chakrabartti was educated at Presidency College,Presidency profession,at wasby educated Chakrabartti barrister Mr A Kolkata Municipal HealthOfficer, KolkataMunicipal She hasbeenassociatedwith . IICP forovertwodecades Corporation asitsMember. and isanintegral Body memberofCalcuttaInstituteEngineeringandManagement. Governing a and companies several to Director/Advisor terms.a three is for he Chapter Currently the of President the been has HR and Region,AwardsEastern of CII. Kolkatathe Kharagpur of IIT member of alumni Chapter active An Alumni Association,he ADVISORY COMMITTEE SPECIAL ADVISORS FINANCIAL ADVISOR Arjun Chakraborty Table for morethanfiveyears. given to Tata AIG andLIC. Shehas beena business of terms in years) 10 past the (for year every winner award an been has she profession, her In Assam. Dibrugarh, in disabilities physical and mental with children for school BLESSING,a of Founder and Director the Special TeachingMinneapolis,in is from Diploma USA.She a and Science Home in degree Honours BA a has She Renu Saharia Renu sector. HehashadalongassociationwithIICP. Social Welfare (now Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment) and has made significant contributions to the disability Secretary,Jt former wasIndustries.of Secretary, Menon and Ministry as Mr Commerce retired of Menon Ministry Mr Menon N S Confederation ofIndianIndustries(CII), EasternRegion. of Chairman past a and Industry and Commerce of Chamber Bengal the of President past a is He Ltd. Steel JSW worked inEuropetherefractorymaking extensively has and of Ltd Director VesuviusIndia Managing Marketing.the wasin MBA He an has and engineer Biswadip Gupta IICP foroverthreedecades. companies.several the of of Board member Parekhwith the Mr Teaassociated on been currently has is and Board industry.J house.of Ltd,world’sa auction Chairman Pvt the Thomasbeen largest the Co has as and He retired He Harish M ParekhM Harish Om Kaul with theorganisationeversinceitsinception. HehelpedinitiatetheservicesandcontinuestomentorIICP. Manufacturing, Technical Education and IR Sub Committees for many years and was on the jury board of Quality of board jury the on was and years Manufacturing,many for Committees Sub TechnicalIR and Education HR, and Quality Region Eastern the 2007.of December Chairman CII,in the wasthe also he of member active An Company the of Director time whole a as retired and years thirty-eight for Ltd) India Carbide Union (formerly Ltd of Institute Indian Technology,India Industries workedEveready Engineering.has with Electrical He in Kharagpur Aniruddha Roy Aniruddha -

A teatasterandauctioneerbyprofession, -

Mr Menon is an alumnus of St Stephen’sSt of alumnus College,an is Menon Mr Delhi. Indan the of member A Service,Administrative

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n An insurance consultant by profession, Renu Saharia has been associated with IICP since 1977. since IICP with associated been has Saharia profession,Renu by consultant insurance An - - Mr Roy has a Physics (Honours) degree from Calcutta University and a BTech Honours from BTechHonours a and University Calcutta from degree (Honours) Physics a has Roy Mr -

- Currently the Jt Managing Director and CEO of JSW Bengal Steel Ltd, Mr Gupta is a metallurgical Om Puri

A tea taster and auctioneer by profession, Harish Parekh has spent over fifty years in the tea the in years fifty profession,Parekhover by Harish spent auctioneer has and taster tea A

n Tanusree Shankar IICP AMBASSADORS member oftheInternational Achievers’ ClubMDRT -MillionDollar Round and applicationtechnology. At present, heisPresident, Corporate Affairs,

n MrKaulisafoundermember Aparna Sen

n Shuvaprasanna of IICPandhasbeenassociated

n Usha Uthup

05 Annual Report 2015-16 06 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy makes thisorganisationwhatit spread alloverKolkata andpartsof West Bengal palsy,cerebral groups.age all across in located are services Institution-based Taratolaare services community-based and Over theyears, IICP hasexpanded Founding ‘mothers’ Sudha Kaul and Junie Bose started the first school for children with cerebral palsy in the Eastern region. Camp.Military Ballygunge the at roof tin hot a under ago years forty-one written were IICP’shistory of pages Thefirst forward toreportingonthisingreaterdetailnextyear. look I and progress in stakeholders.Consultant is Management Bakaya by Alka Development Led Manager of process A other all and Body,Committee Governing the Advisory volunteers,the and professionals,administrators of team IICP Purba Bose have taken on more responsibilities as Deputy Directors from April 1, 2016. My sincere thanks goes to the entire and Sengupta Chandra report to happy also am Director;I Deputy a as IICP physiotherapist,rejoined senior Ghosh Asis confidence andconvictiontoworkwith by profession, theyhavebeeninstitutionbuildersandcatalysts moved on to a new phase post-retirement, has to be highlighted – Tessa Hamblin and Man Bahadur Chhetri. Physiotherapists people,two self-reliant.have of more who service and dedicated stronger and be Thelong to them supporting those all include 16%childrenandadultswithdisabilitiesfromScheduledCastes, Scheduled Tribes andOtherBackward Classes. cutting acrosscaste,income gro we served1573persons; thedetailsarepresentedgraphically. Although wetake prideinourservices beingequitableand The followingpageswillillustrate to IICParelocatedin10statesofthecountry. Another yearisoverandasIpenthisreportthereasenseofenormousgratitudetowards everyonewhosecontribution M -MaleFFemale 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 0 B S S D T JUGNU VTC ADC FSD CSE CBR , 103 M, Executive Director’s Report2015-16 186 up andcreed,for theinterested is –aplaceofserious the impactofthesequalitieson widely offeringappropriate, need-based services Service Users 2015-2016: N=1573 , 92 M, 165 for childrenandadultswithneuro-motordisabilitie Our guidingphilosophyemphasizesrespect, collaborationandpartnership. in collaborationwithNGOsand endeavour to servepersonswithdisabilitie endeavour M, 592 M, 881 who havegivenhundredsofparentsandprofessionalsthe reader itmaybe our work. Ourserviceshave UN InclusivePre-school Vocational Training Centre : : JUGNU RespiteServices Adult DayCentre VTC : CommunityBasedRebabilitation : Respite SchoolServices : ADC : Family ServicesDivision CBR : CSE FSD ,7 ,7 M,75 M,75 M, 70 121 the Government. Organisationsaffiliated useful tomentionthat to personswithdisabilities, particularly 106 no boundariesandthisyear s.During theyear, former s,and enablethem 114 our serviceusers – ReenaSen, PhD needed toknow. They walkwithusonthesamepaththatwehavebeenwalkingforlong.” we everything virtually on inputs us gave team inputs. The special needs and special is grandson our learnt We us. trained and us with discussions IICP.long visited had first here we professionals when the distressed But and frustrated confused, Wewere grandson. my in changes the experienced and seen have and years, three last the IICPfor attending been have “I Family Services Department(FSD) physiotherapists and with regular monitoring by paediatricians, the EIC offers holistic intervention for all babies and infants disabilities. Babies till three years of age avail of the services of the Early Intervention Clinic (EIC). Screened by highly s The ‘mantra’ of this Department is to support parents and family members to manage their children with neuro-motor with children their manage to members family and parents support to is Department this Theof ‘mantra’ 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 50 0 er +- er +-8Yas18+ Years 6+-18 Years 3+-6 Years 0 –3 Years SERVICES FORCHILDREN(0-18 YEARS) M, 297 M, P 10 100100200>25000 15000-25000 <15000 <1000 BPL 161, 10% 465 173, 11% Service Users 2015-2016 Service Users 2015-2016 Age Group andGender 223, 14% M, 232 M, – DebdasGangopadhay, grandparentofRitobrotoGangopadhay, 6years Monthly Income 357 597, 38% 419, 27% M, 284 M, 447 M, 194 M, 304 killed

07 Annual Report 2015-16 08 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Centre forSpecialEducation(CSE) for achildwithdisability, significantlyreducesoverallstresslevelsinparents/primarycaregivers. publication in a peer-reviewed journal. Results indicate that availing multi-disciplinary assessment and intervention services by professionals in the FSD with the guidance of paediatric neurologist Dr Andrew Curran from Alderhey Hospital, UK awaits conducted study a - stress?’ parental reduce Palsy:intervention Cerebral multi-disciplinary with ‘ParentingDoes Child a the childduringdailyroutineactivities. positioning.of stimulation,demonstration language and communication manage to best how learn Thisfamily the helps convenience. A two-hour intervention session includes physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, multi-sensory stimulation, early learning, their on based is visits of too.Frequency countries neighbouring and India of parts State,other and city the over all FSD.the of services Familiesfrom general come disabilities.the with to diagnosed years,moves or 3 child at-risk At the has anIndividualEducationalPlan(IEP) student curriculum.Every life-oriented and pre-vocational a require Skills who Life adolescents TrainingA to caters Unit National OpenSchoolsyllabusin Personal Skills, Activities ofDailyLiving, andLeisure domains are: Physical Abilities andMotorSkills, Communication andLanguage, Early Learning/Academic Skills, Social and Students with cerebral palsy and neuro-motor disabilities receive opportunities for all-round progress at CSE. Main curricular and allowingmetowitnessthisdivinejourney.” dream to platform a them IICPgiving you for thank but matter another is not or reality become will dreams their Whether up. grow they when doctors becoming of Tabassumdreams and their Shreya about Chandni, talking students, my overheard I our studentsinvarious programmesandevents. schools and NGOs. We thankall city other as well as IICP from students for Education Basic Open in events.festivalsexams and and coaching offers CSE activities,including of range a in participate to encouraged are Students counselling. and education (AAC),computer hydrotherapy,therapy,include volunteers.speech FacilitiesCommunication offered and and Alternative Augmentative parents, (particularly mothers), special educators, general teachers, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers “I havebeenvolunteeringatIICP for overayearnowandit Meet SherlynKaur our partnerschoolsandclubs IICP. Her mother and grandmother are very happy with her progress. at in playschool friends ‘Jugnu’,inclusive many the made has She drum, seeing herself in the mirror and playing with a ball in a group. Sherlyn is now 5 and a half years old, likes rhymes, playing with the her headandbackstraight. team. She learnt to sit independently with legs outstretched, keeping FSD the from intervention intensive received shoulders.Sherlyn her on her carry would mother handle.Her to difficult was and IICP.to came she when half a and control head poor very had She grandmother,2 and just mother was her with lives who Sherlyn, the Academic Unitora and workstowards individual Co-Curricular Skills. After aPre-PrimaryClass, students followt hasbeenawonderfulexperience.OnedayIwassomovedwhen non- formalcurriculuminthe particularly CalcuttaCricket and targets withinagroup. Education andDevelopmentUnit. The schoolteamcomprises Football Clubforincluding – SharmilaGupta he Institute ofOpenSchooling(NIOS). National linkedoutings,the programmes to education sessions. continuing fitness on and are hydrotherapy adults Some all levels of ability and interest. Leisure skills include gardening, laundry, art and craft, music, multi-sensory activities, to cater and varied are needs,activities the support where use high ADC and disabilities ages,severe all with of Adults Adult DayCentre (ADC) “It gives me pleasure and satisfaction working with the adults for almost 15 years. I have learnt a lot from them.” from lot a learnt have I years. 15 almost for adults the with working satisfaction and pleasure me gives “It Meet Jinat Meet SayariSarkar SERVICES FOR ADULTS (ABOVE 18 YEARS) Basic Education. School’sOpen Open National the through examinations 5 Class for preparing is She catering. in module’ ‘mini a completed also has visitors.She with chat to ‘tablet’ a uses She craft. and art in interested especially is She and loves doing laundry, gardening and using a computer. Centre Day the Adult of activities the in enthusiastically participates Sayari week. a twice sessions language sign attends she communication, for board alphabet an and wheelchair a Using impairment. hearing and Twenty-one year old Sayari has cerebral palsy with speech short periodoftimedeservestobeapplauded. a such in the progress Unit.in Her Academic class weekly a attends now Par’.Round Table‘Taareevent,She Zameen a at competition draw and sit in participated and drawing loves performance.She excellent for certificate a awarded was she where Bengal North was evidentatthe Annual learner.responsible and confident a now is Thistransformation She was madeclassmonitor; thishelpedtodevelopherleadershipskills. with peers and visitors. Jinat‘s improvement was so apparent that she and positivereinforcementfromherteachers, she startedinteracting shy, she avoided eye contact and any interaction. With encouragement very 2015.Initially in IICP joined she before schooling no had Jinat Himalayan Adventure andNatureCampin – Anima Pakira,Caregiver regular

09 Annual Report 2015-16 10 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy good andtrytofindouttheproblemswehavewithstudies. But wehavetofollowrulesstrictly.” an kind are here teachers the found but first at scared little a was I CSE. from unit “Twothis to transferred was I ago, years Open SchoolingUnit Goodricke GroupLimited, Andrew Yule &CoLtd, Rungamattee Tea &IndustriesLtdandM/sBeheraBrothers. tea. of Thankkilograms 32,000 packedYou! mothers disadvantaged three and disabilities with adults eight of team A shops andkiosks. Bankssupportfiveself-helpgroupstorunsuccessfully. nursery,plant a business,include tailoring which ventures small up set to adults six enabled capital seed for loans Soft work placementsfor20adultswithastipendorjobsregularincome. despite interviews,the outcomewas notpositive asaccess but city the Fairsin Job IICP. at at trainees trainees trainers,of and for presence parents the prioritises TheDepartment Employability trainingremainsapriority. Links establi Training’ programmeisofferedfortraineesandfamilymembers. likea course ‘Beautician basis.skills ongoing life an Special on conducted is training advocacy courses.and skills Social This year the trade-related Training Units had 44 trainees in the printing course, 25 in the catering course and 29 in computer They arealsomakingenvelopes,bookletsandletterpadsforoffice useatourCentres.” with yourguidance,wehaveopenedabakeryandthesegirlsareworkingthereefficiently andconfidently, onaregularbasis. know Units. you Printing As and Catering the in girls our to training excellent giving for team your and you to grateful am “I Vocational Training Centre (VTC) writing andadvocacyprogrammes, outingsandcamps. the of activities all Vocationalin participate Unit this of Students courses,Trainingleisure and skills life – creati Centre secondary levelbooksweremade fortheirconvenience. NIOS the 80%.of of translations rate Bengali success for a Arrangements with encouraging very were results secondary Nine NIOSstudentswithdisabilitieswerepreparingfortheir firstBoardExaminationin April 2016. The StateOpenSchool (Classes 11-12). A further68students(SC/ST/Challenged)areenrolledintheStateOpenSchool. This Unit has 21 adult students with disabilities studying in Classes 6-10 and 2 students pursuing a Senior Secondary Course Meet RakshitKhare barrier. a pose to ceased has disability intellectual His dividends! as an earning member, thus proving that opportunity pays rich He earnsastipendforhis wrappers and caps from jars and stacks up the empty cartons. Packing cartons,Trainingopens efficiently removes Unit.He the Teain tasks line assembly mastered has Khare Rakshit shed withEnableIndia, Bangalore cul and attitudinalbarrierscontinuetoexist. The Centrearranged work andcontributestohisfamily - SisterKaruna,MissionariesofCharity minated inaweek-longsession - Alishan Ansari ve d parent involvementhere,andparticipatedinlotsofevents.We plantocomebackagain.” and teamwork the see to delighted were We guide. and help to eager always was supervisor The children. ‘hands-on’with “We spentaboutsevenweeksatIICP, averygoodlearningplatformforus. This is thefirsttimewegotanopportunitytowork Therapy Services coordinated andmentored13internships. IICP.therapists of of departments year,team This different the for programmes hydrotherapy home.coordinate They activities. They buildarapportwithparents,and give sugges daily during management and ‘functional’ positioning proper of importance the on professionals and parents Theytrain Physiotherapists andOccupational Therapists at Meet ShampaGhosh Meet Hafiz REHABILITATION SERVICES hold objectswithbotharms. balance for a few minutes. He has also learnt to reach out and his maintain and position prone a from up sit independently now can he interventions, therapeutic regular After floor.the on position sitting a maintaining in difficulties had UBER cabservices. When Hafizfirst with works father family.His disadvantaged economically Five years old Hafiz who has Spastic Athetosis comes from an IICP conductindividualtherapyforchildren (Class 8). Shampahasabrightfutureaheadofher. Level C School Open National the to forward the Termand Examinations.Annual looking is She interest inlearning, shehasdoneverywellinboth keen a with working hard and up.Conscientious to from time to time, Shampa had to suddenly grow back go to home a or parents no Home,with and joined the Open School Unit. A resident of Cheshire Shampa Ghosh lost her father shortly after she after shortly father her lost Ghosh Shampa tions andadviceonhowtocontinuetherapyprogrammesat Occupational Therapy StudentsonCompulsoryInternship, came toIICPin2011, he University ofBritishColumbia,Canada and adultswithcerebralpalsy. – SophiaandJenifer,

11 Annual Report 2015-16 12 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Holiday Camps: 2with34campers Male Users: 49; Female Users: 33 Children (10-18years): 8; Adults (18–55years): 74 Regular Users(onceamonthormorefrequently): 12; OccasionalUsers: 70 trained professionalsisofferedroundtheyear, forstaysuptothreemonthsatatime. highly with self-reliant.equipped and TheService independent be to many,skills for develop and to family the outside away fromhometime totime. The demandfor Respite Servicesaretheonlywayout.” “I getalotof Short StayResidential(Respite)Services and individualsupportfor6childrenfacingstressweresomeoftheservicesprovided. groups of children and adults, 745 sessions for counselling parents at FSD, 480 sessions with 166 families in School Services, Disability,8 for visits,for Commission home counselling the Bengal.61 Westwith closely Group,very Advocacy works with Ankur along psychologist.Department Thetrauma a Sud, Prerna Dr by Grief’ and Loss ‘Handling on workshop a training for547professionalsand programmes and community projects, and were escorts during the Himalayan Adventure Camp. They conducted orientation appliances,and outings.aids social of and disbursement fairs, for job during professionals cultural Theyother supported check-ups,eye clinics,camps and health management.dental mental and Thisyear,medical organised Department the groups tobeformed.We supporteachotherandthinktogetheraboutthefutureofourchildren.” “In IICP, there is not only a close bond between the Institute and families, but the Social Services Department also helps pare Social ServicesDepartment Apart from emergencies and personal circumstances, parents have recognised that adults with disabilities need to stay to need disabilities with adults that recognised circumstances,have personal parents and emergencies from Apart Trained social workers support children and adults with disabilities, and their families for overall well being and stress and being well overall for families disabilities,their with and adults and children Trainedworkerssupport social Meet RoopkathaMondal relief when Rumpa usestheRespiteServices. students fromvarious institutions, and 9 using Respiteserviceshasgrown. It has startedlookingaroundwithinterest. pleased withherprogressparticularlysinceRoopkatha class.Pre-primary the in is school family in Her settled the help and support of the team. At present she is well with them towardsworked she and fixed were goals Roopkatha’s regularattendanceattheFSD. Short term disability. The grandparents took an active role in ensuring daughter’s their understand and accept them helped workerssector.Social T I the in work and Engineers from an educated family. Both her parents are Computer comes Syndrome RETT with Roopkatha old year Four Whenever Ineedtodo training programmesforparents. They attended some urgenthouseholdwork –MousumiChakrabarty, BeautifulMinds – RitaBhattacharya,MotherofRumpa gives usersanopportunitytostay or Ifeeltired, nt IICP, includingSportsDay. years.3-5 aged palsy cerebral with boys 8 and at girls programmes They2 child-related and all takegirls) in 40 part and boys (64 years 2.5-6 between days.children week developing on typically hours 104 2 comprise for Thechildren IICP at 114 disadvantaged children from slums and low-income housing attend the afternoon playschool and nutrition programme Jugnu Sishu Vikas Kendra Meet OishiBanerjee COMMUNITY SERVICES in The Respite”! a disagreement at home, Oishi declares, “I will stay is there whenever that says activities.mother Her music, especially Rabindra Sangeet. She enjoys group to listen to loves staff.She the with cooperates She residents. other with staying enjoys and environment the to adapted has home.Oishi her from away miles shifted mother’soffice her since Services,ever Respite of user frequent a is Oishi

13 Annual Report 2015-16 Community Based Services

“Our knowledge and skills have improved working in partnership with IICP. It has helped us to identify children with special needs when we conduct immunisation programmes in the community.” – Tapasi Mishra, ICDS worker

IICP initiated Community-based Rehabilitation Services (CBR) in urban slums of Kolkata supported by MIBLOU. Partner organisations are Saroj Nalini Dutt Memorial Association for Women, IPER, CINI ASHA, Sabitri, Tomorrow’s Foundation, Ramakrishna Mission, World Vision, Society for Indian Children’s Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Welfare (SICW) and ICDS Garden Reach. 1172 families are served under this project. IICP works in 89 sites in 77 Kolkata Municipal Corporation Wards and supports partners working in districts. Direct services are provided to families and field-level workers to create awareness on the rights of people with disabilities.

IICP identified adults with disabilities and their parents for a two- year pilot project on skills development and income generation funded by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty’s National Urban Livelihoods Mission (NULM). In collaboration with the State Urban Development Authority (SUDA), IICP is training the first batch of 15 students - adults with disabilities and a few family members.

A project for community development in collaboration with IFB Agro continues in its seventh year in two villages in South 24 Parganas. Clinic-based and home-based services are provided to persons with disabilities, women and senior citizens in eight surrounding villages. Emphasis is placed on health, nutrition, education, income generation, advocacy and empowerment. A community based project in West Bengal, Assam, Meghalaya and Jharkhand, supported by Paul Hamlyn Foundation UK, was successfully completed in March 2016.

Research

A Research Project in collaboration with the School of Occupational Therapy, University at Buffalo (UB), USA and partially supported by Healthy World Foundation, USA led to the production of a film on mealtime management for the use of parents and field-level workers in urban and rural under-served sites. The main researcher, a PhD student from UB is working with the support of the Community Services team at IICP. The next phase comprises field testing the content of the film to ensure the information is comprehensive and accessible on devices like cell phones/tablets that could be carried by field-level wokers during home visits.

14 IICP astheStateNodal Agency Centre (SNAC) oftheNational Trust (NT) Impact: CommunityServices Care CentrerunbyDantanManabKalyanKendra,anNGOworking inaremoteareaofMedinipur, supported byNational Trust.” “We werefortunatetosuccessfully Meet Gita Viswakarma of aGovernment-aidedskillsdevelopmentandincomegenerationprogrammeatIICP. availingare brothers her of Government.one the and from Gita pension receives and Card ID Disability a obtained efHl rusFre 6 15; 463 Number 191 89 186 88 Self HelpGroupsFormed 7 Training Programmes; Numbers Trained 18 Arrangements for Access toFacilities forPersons withDisabilities Inclusion ofChildreninMainstreamSchools; Adults in Vocational Training Arrangements forSurgeriesandSpectacles, MedicalSupport, Aids and Appliances Community Awareness Meetings, GeneralHealthandEyeCheck-upCamps Community andHome Visits Direct ServicestoPersons withDisabilities Activity complete the8-weekCaregivers Training fromIICP. making their sitting arrangements and helping them return home. She has She home. return them helping and arrangements sitting their making children, the to food serving cleaning, in helped she where months three for Centre ICDS the at responsibilities.placed wasand She role her of aware her team suggestedinvolvingherinhousehold meals.for Theonly home returning community the in around wandered but activities.self-care guidance,and opportunities of lack to Due work no did she some and tasks household few do disability,could intellectual with Gita, two sisters-in-lawandanephew. The family’s monthlyincomeisRs2500. Kolkata. The Hindispeakingjointfamily in slum congested a in lives ago.She years five Mission, Ramakrishna the of Twenty-three yearoldGitamettheIICP 2015-2016 comprises parents, three elderbrothers, team andtheICDS(field-level)workers activities undersupervisiontomake Now wehavebeen – HaimantiDeandDulaliDas selected fortheDay Trained Caregivers

15 Annual Report 2015-16 16 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy review schemes, discusspossibleimprovementsandconsidernewschemes. 8,May Price on and IICP to NT at 2015 organisations registered for workshop Waterregional a conducted (PWC) Cooper Rabindra Sadan, Kolkata. SNAC alsoparticipatedin World Autism Aw Parganas, HowrahandHooghlyconductedaself-assessmentstudyofinclusiveschoolsinthecommunity. Parganas,PaschimMedinipur,24 24 and South North Purba from ROs Fiveeducation. inclusive promote to campaign educational global ‘Include Vidya’: a in participated NT the of (RO) Organisations Registered and SNAC,Bengal West December 4and5, 2015atCollegeSquare, Kolkata aspartof World DisabilityDaycelebrations. on India of (VRC),with Government Centre collaboration Social VocationalRehabilitation in and Welfare) Development A JobFair forpeoplewithdisabilitieswas organisedby are improvementsinnetworkingthecommunityandcollaboratingwithLocalLevelCommittees(LLCs). the National Trust (NT). ItisapositivesignthatGovernment of schemes new and districts the in Certificates Guardianship Legal of Deposit National Thereawarenesson increased is areness Dayon April 2, 2015organised the Governmentof West Bengal(Departmentof Women andChild officers aretakingactiveinterestinSNAC programmes. There by theGovernmentof West Bengalat role inorganisingtheprotest. JCBSactivelysupportedthecauseandeventreceivedwidemedia coverage. treatment of persons with disabilities by different airlines. IICP along with DAF, Parivaar Bengal and SAFI played a proactive authorities tothefamilyofa airline by harassment Kolkatafollowing the Airport at demonstration a in participated people February3,2016,50 On in partnershipwithJCBSatHowrahBusDepoton August 27. charter of demands for safe travel was handed to Mr Tapan Banerjee. A symbolic Raksha Bandhan programme was organised transport,public a using disabilities with persons of harassment the highlight to organised meet press 2015,a July at In palsy, othermobilitydifficulties, andpersonswhouse Augmentative and Alternative Communication(AAC). Ankur comprisesagroupofadultswith mainstream ofsociety. Inthisendeavour, theBusSyndicateswillworkinunisonwithIICP.” the into disabilities with persons bring to vow a taken have we come, to days the In conductors. and drivers bus amongst working toprotecttherightsanddignityofmybrotherssisterswithdisabilities,forgreaterawarenessaboutdisabil consistently been have Syndicates Bus the in I and colleagues my incident, unfortunate an year,to last due 27 July “From Ankur Advocacy Group ADVOCACY, EMPOWERMENT AND HUMANRESOURCEDEVELOPMENT young manwithautism. disabilities whofocusonrights, opportunities – Tapan Banerjee,JointCouncilofBusSyndicates(JCBS),West Bengal Disabled rightsactivistsandallies esnlte vjt huhr and Chaudhuri Avijit personalities film included Panelists Council. British of Guha Samarjit by moderated was messages’ social spreading in cinema of ‘Impact on discussion stage actor, was the Chief Guest. A panel 25 and 26. Sohini Sengupta, screen and a film festival on disability on September Council, Kolkata and Nandan organised British with collaboration in Group celebrated with aplomb. Ankur Advocacy was 2015 Day Palsy Cerebral World and accessforpersonswithcerebral wanted tohighlight discriminatory ity

17 Annual Report 2015-16 18 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy feel ofuser-centricdesignwhileworkingwithIICP. That hasbeenaveryenrichingexperienceforme.” ground-lev first the had I technologist, a as that admit must I children. special of capability the augmenting in technology of potentia the realising India in organisations few the of one is It persons. wonderful of place wonderful a IICPas upon look “I Roshni, NationalResource Centre for Assistive Technology Alokananda Ray. including gender issues. Sayomdeb Mukherjee’s book ‘Memoirs of Time’ was released by noted danseuse and choreographer, environments.Ghosh,Jeeja Saswati and Mukherjee Sayomdeb advocacy variousof on aspects papers presented Acharya corporate and institutions educational in organised were disabilities with persons of leadership on Trainingsessions Soumili Ghosh, andJeejaGhoshofIICP. The festival was widelyreported inthemedia. Department ofComputerScience&Engineering,IIT Kharagpur Centre forEducational Technology (CET)andProfessor, ie et iaey sud n animation. and sound imagery, text, like media using creativity their express to disabilities The MediaLabenabled16 for personsusing AAC. training andsupportisprovidedinallDepartments mainstream schools of the city. Assistive technology in difficulties communication and sensory,motor to Inclusion’ Programme supports nine students with training at Roshni and the IT Department. The ‘Bridge computer of availed AAC,use who adults Eight – Anupam Basu,ChairmanandHead, childrenandadultswith el l detail andemphasisplacedonpresentationweremostvaluable.” to attention the but exacting was work the Bangalore. and IICP,in demanding At working extremely now were teachers the “IICP transformedmeasa humanbeing.Iimbibedvaluesandskillsthathelpedmeemergeasasuccessfulspecialeducator Human Resource Development with Prof Anupam BasuofSocietyforNaturalLanguage Technology Research, Kolkata. material. for application communication picture-based called A tablets Android ‘Akash’partnership in developed being is Development: and Research cameras. still using team the by produced were presentations.videos stories,audio-visual short display and three to posters held Artist PriyaSen, whofacilitatestheMedia Meet Indranil Biswas Four multimedia stories for children have been developed as teaching and learning and teaching as developed been have children for stories multimedia Four Lab, conducted anotherworkshop, ‘Bringing the World In’. Two exhibitions were commendable. been has disability intellectual mild with man young friendly this of progress Minds.overall Caring The AddLife Office with an Assistant as working Todaysuccessfully is he IICP’s Office Assistance Course and Computer training modules. lacked confidence,and was attentionseeking. Hecompleted washe observed distracted, we Indranil meet first we When - SrabantiSen,BEdinSpecialEducation(2014-2015), Jadavpur UniversityincollaborationwithIICP

19 Annual Report 2015-16 20 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy l l l l l l l l of whichareincludedintheHumanResourceDevelopmenttablesthis Annual Report. Course is recognised by Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI). Here are some highlights oftraining during 2015-16, the details University.Jadavpur with collaboration in offered are courses TheBEd degree-level and certificate IICP’sformal of Most Dr Vicki Casella, Director, Bridge Chapter India ISAAC The Balandin, Susan Professor University,Princeton including variousinstitutes from trainees USA,to in offered were placements and Internships with persons for and AAC Management Physical in trained were Charity of Missionaries the from brothers Eight the from brothers 14 and sisters 13 for arranged was Disabilities Personswith for Caregiving on course special A On March31, 2016thefirsttwo-yearBEdinSpecialEducation(MultipleDisabilities)commenced with13students. 23 trainees successfully completed the final one-year BEd in Special Education (Locomotor Impairment and Neuromuscular on InclusiveEducationatIICP. conducted a two-day workshop School andherteamofexperts meeting 2015was heldinIICP. ageing. and dysphagia on workshops conducted Melbourne, University, Deakin Health of Faculty the from Inclusion Inaugural Chair in Disability and midwifery andsocialwork. arts, liberal management, law, as diverse as fields cerebral palsyandotherneuro-motordisabilities. Missionaries ofCharity. Disorders) in2015. 1034 92 1134 424 Training andOrientationProgrammes –Coverage 257 1292 1081 Total Number: 5314 Participants inIICPPaper Presentations SNAC Programmes Training for Advocacy supported bythe Tata Trusts Workshop forParents andOn-site Training forParents Groups with Jadavpur UniversityandSpecial Training CoursesatIICP Vocational Training Courses, Training Coursesincollaboration Agencies ofUrbanandRuralCBR Awareness Programmes in Community Sites, Training for Partner Orientation Visits Special Programmes for Professionals, Internships and Placements; were alsoreceived. IICP.for funds raise to cards sold greeting and exclusive produced for were companies children from of Orders paintings Fundraising effortscontinuethroughtheyear. Beautiful mugs, trays, coasters andplacematsdecoratedwithdesignsfrom Godfrey Phillipsforgiftsthegolfers’bags, Mjunctionforspecialprizesanda Well-Wisher for Trophies. Deepshikha.IICP’snewsletter of thank for Weissues Ankur ABP Group’sFacebookand Advocacy page, emails monthly events,website,to the invitations through maintained was well-wishers friends,and with donors communication Close “Most impressedwiththeInstitute’s undertaking. Touched mysoul.”-Veekay Tejpaul, New York COMMUNICATIONS AND FUNDRAISING once again. We thank Hindustan Lever and Lever again.Hindustan once thank We for enablinga ‘Caddies’ Day support. Thank you NICCO Parks and Resorts their for fraternity, golfing city’s the and corporate and individual sponsors and donors Clan, Goodricke Group Limited, Protouch, our Tollygunge Club, APPL Foundation, the Panter thank days.We two over Club Tollygunge with collaboration in Tournamentheld was aplomb.January,Golf In Cup Hope fifth the great with off Consulate,went KolkataUS General, Consul Hall, Craig by inaugurated Celebrations, Anniversary 41st The supporting our newsletters and Annual Report. Out’ atthePark

21 Annual Report 2015-16 22 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Finally, tomydearfriendsandcolleagues, Tessa HamblinandMBChhetri– Thank You. Legal Networks, ADAPT, the Mediaandallthose inequality forallmarginalisedgroups. We thank ColinGansalvez, to deplanedueher Goa,Ghosh,wasin of Jeeja askedStudies.she conference Head against Disability a and attend wayAdvocacy to her On I endwithjubilantnews. The part of. a be to proud so am I organisation wonderful this survivalof the ensure to delivery service of standards on compromise Our goalistogenerateandconserveourfinancialresources, adopt environment-friendlysystems, and economisewithout for theMedicalInterventionFundandall Trusts, Foundations, IndividualSponsors andDonors. library;Foundationschool Mendonsa Pool;the Hydrotherapy upgrading the for supporting ONGC for Sarkar Bikram Mrs Co; LindeGroup; CiplaFoundation, SREI; V JADAVPURUNIVERSITY, REHABILITATIONCOUNCILOFINDIA AND THENATIONALTRUST THE GOVERNMENTOF WEST BENGAL,THEWBCOMMISSIONFORDISABILITY, IICP THANKSTHEMINISTRY OFSOCIALJUSTICEANDEMPOWERMENT, disability. This isnotmerelya Supreme Court’s rulingdirected esuvius India; ShriandSmtMGanguli A who supportedandassistedJeeja’s victory forJeejabuta Spice Jettocompensatefor Senior Advocate oftheSupremeCourtandotherlawers, Shipbuilders andEngineering; BalmerLawrieand Reach Garden Education: Special for Centre the at classrooms supporting partners our and Parcon;Plyboards;Group;SAIL; TIL, Bakri Wagh Century (I); Hope Children’sResorts; and Parks Tata SteelProcessingandDistributionLtd; NICCO IFB Agro; Samiti;Jan VikasHealthy World,USA; MIBLOU,Switzerland; UK;Foundation, Hamlyn for their unstinting support. We also thank the Paul the Tatato Trustsgrateful especially us.are We in faith their placing for donors our all Wesalute very significantstepforward resolute standtofightdiscrimination. Well Wisher. Thanks goestoDrand its discriminatoryactionstaken in thebattleagai nst IICP: NATIONAL IMPACT

ASSAM Shishu Sarothi, Spastic Society of Assam, Guwahati JAMMU Prerona, Spastic Society of Jorhat & KASHMIR

UTTAR PRADESH JHARKHAND HIMACHAL Deepshikha, Ranchi The Spastic Centre, Kanpur PRADESH Chandigargh Kiran, Varanasi Dehradun PUNJAB Haridwar Annual Report 2015-16 UTTARAKHAND SIKKIM HARYANA Spastic Society of Sikkim, New Delhi Gangtok Kalkaji Noida Gurgaon ARUNACHAL PRADESHTinsukia Jodhpur SIKKIM Jaipur Shastripuram, Agra Jorhat Siliguri UTTAR PRADESH Jalpaiguri ASSAM RAJASTHAN Guwahati Ajmer Champaran NAGALAND Gwalior Lucknow Kohima Allhabad Patna MEGHALAYA MEGHALAYA Varanasi Shillong BIHAR Imphal Dwar Jingkyrmen, MANIPUR Shillong Agartala Aizawl Kutch Bhopal JHARKHAND TRIPURA MIZORAM GUJARAT MADHYA PRADESH Ranchi WEST Jamshedpur BENGAL Bhavnagar MIZORAM Spastic Society of Mizoram, Aizawl ORISSA WEST BENGAL MAHARASHTRA Thane CHHATTISGARH Prerana, Siliguri Bandra West Goodricke School for Special Education, Siliguri New Navy Nagar Mumbai Jalpaiguri Welfare Organisation, Jalpaiguri Pune Secunderabad Hyderabad ORISSA ANDHRA PRADESH Open Learning System, Bhubaneshwar

Kurnool GOA ANDHRA PRADESH KARNATAKA Ambika Shishu Kendra, Kurnool

Bellandur Bengaluru Chennai

Coimbatore Affiliated Organisations KERALA TAMIL NADU KERALA Publications Raksha, Kochi Training Inputs

Orientation Visits to IICP 2015-2016 Total No of Participants: 647

Ali Yavar Jung National Institute of Hearing Handicapped (AYJNIHH), Kolkata National Institute of Orthopedically Handicapped (NIOH) Bangabasi Evening College Ramkrishna Mission Seva Pratisthan, Ma Sarada College of Nursing BM Birla Nursing College Sister Florence College of Nursing CMRI College of Nursing Suas Educational Development, Ireland College of Nursing, Medical College & Hospital Shova Rani Nursing College Educational Support Centre Suryapur Ramkrishna Vivekananda Mission Montfort Centre for Education Sarsuna College Mission of Mercy School of Nursing Woodlands College of Nursing National Institute of Empowerment of Person with Multiple Disabilities West Bank School of Nursing (NIEPMD), Chennai

23 TREASURER’S REPORT

M K Ray Chaudhuri, FCA

The balance in the general fund is ` 3.35 crores as on 31.03.2016, decreased by ` 0.28 crore from last year. This is primarily due to net effect of decrease in Donations by ` 0.22 crore, Government Grant by ` 0.05 crore and Student Fees by ` 0.07 crore (due to the delay in the commencement of the BEd Course). Although there is a sharp fall in Operating & Running expenses by ` 0.15 crore (due to lower repair & renovation cost) & decrease in Student Direct expenses by ` 0.03 crore, there is an increase of ` 0.13 crore in Personnel Cost this year.

Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy During the year 2015-16, IICP utilised ` 0.55 crore out of ` 0.60 crore received from the Tata Trusts towards the 2nd cycle of a three–year Vocational Training for Employment & Empowerment project of ` 1.88 crores that commenced in August 2014.

Further the Institute has utilised ` 0.28 crore in the current financial year from funds provided by the Tata Trusts for Project LLIFE (Living & Learning in Facilitative Environments) completed on 30.09.2015. The 2nd cycle of the same project, LLIFE, supported by the Tata Trusts to the extent of ` 2.80 crores over three years, commenced from January 2016. Fund utilisation under this project upto March 2016 is ` 0.13 crore out of ` 0.64 crore received.

The various projects absorbed establishment and other overhead costs of IICP amounting to ` 1.07 crores in the current year compared to ` 1.14 crore in 2014-15.

To make IICP self-sufficient in terms of requirements of funds for sustaining its operations without any external assistance, IICP needs to raise substantial amount of funds which remains a priority.

INCOME : 2015-16 EXPENDITURE : 2015-16

Project Funds Administrative CSR Funds Project Funds 43% Expenses 26% 36% 9%

Donation 7%

Fees 8% Government Operational Personnel Other Interest and Grants Income Dividend Events Expenses 46% 2% 3% 11% 1% 8%

24 INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT

B.M. CHATRATH & CO. Chartered Accountants Centre Point, 4th Floor Room No. 440 21, Hemanta Basu Sarani. Kolkata 700 001 (Formerly Old Court House Street) TEL: 2248-4575/4667/6810/6798, 2210-1385 Fax/Tel: 2248-9934 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Website: www.bmchatrath.com Annual Report 2015-16 To these financial statements based on our audit. Opinion We conducted our audit in accordance with the The Members In our opinion and to the best of our information Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Standards on Auditing issued by the Institute of and according to the explanations given to us, Chartered Accountants of India. Those Standards We have audited the accompanying financial the financial statements give the information require that we comply with ethical requirements statements of Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy, in the manner so required and give a true and and plan and perform the audit to obtain which comprise the Balance Sheet as at March fair view in conformity with the accounting 31, 2016, and the related Income and reasonable assurance about whether the financial principles generally accepted in India: Expenditure Account for the year ended and a statements are free from material misstatement. a) In the case of the Balance Sheet, of the summary of significant accounting policies. An audit involves performing procedures to state of affairs of the Scheme as at March 31, 2016; Management’s Responsibility for the obtain audit evidence about the amounts and b) In the case of the Income and Expenditure Financial Statements disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s Account, of the excess of expenditure over Management is responsible for the preparation judgment, including the assessment of the risks income for the year ended on that date. of these financial statements that give a true of material misstatement of the financial Report on other Legal and Regulatory and fair view of the financial position and statements, whether due to fraud or error. In Requirements: financial performance of the Scheme in making those risk assessments, the auditor i) We have obtained all the information and accordance with the Generally Accepted considers internal control relevant to the Trust’s explanations which to the best of our Acounting Principles in India. The Accounting preparation and fair presentation of the financial knowledge and belief were necessary for Standards issued by the Institute of Chartered statements in order to design audit procedures the purpose of our audit. Accountants of India are not applicable as the that are appropriate in the circumstances but ii) In our opinion proper books of account as Institute is not involved in any Commercial, required by law have been kept by the Industrial or Business Activities. The responsibility not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on Institute so far as appears from our includes the design, implementation and the effectiveness of Institute’s Internal Control. examination of those books. maintenance of internal control relevant to the An audit also includes evaluating the preparation of the financial statements that appropriateness of accounting policies used and iii) The Balance Sheet and the Income & give a true and fair view and are free from the reasonableness of the accounting estimates Expenditure Account dealt with by this material misstatement, whether due to fraud made by management, as well as evaluating the Report are in agreement with the books of or error. overall presentation of the financial statements. account. We believe that the audit evidence we have Auditor’s Responsibility obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide Our responsibility is to express an opinion on a basis for our audit opinion.

For B.M.CHATRATH & CO. Chartered Accountants (Firm Registration No. 301011E) Place: Kolkata

Date: 22 July, 2016

(S. KRISHNAN) PARTNER Membership No. 51626 25 BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31.3.2016

SOURCES OF FUNDS :- Schedule Figures Figures as at as at 31.3.2016 31.3.2015 `` General Fund 1 33,501,999 36,361,265 Specific Fund 2 17,313,100 12,234,183 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Other Fund (Fixed Assets) 3 15,123,566 15,842,571 Sponsorship (CLASS) Recd. in advance 5,802,7465,000,000 Total 71,741,410 69,438,019

APPLICATIONS OF FUNDS:- Fixed Assets 4&5 18,202,241 19,147,403 Current Assets, Loans & Advances 6 54,906,909 51,095,290 (Less): Current Liabilities 7 (1,367,739) (804,674) Total 71,741,410 69,438,019 Notes on Accounts and Significant Accounting Policies Schedule 1 to 8 form an integral part of 8 this Balance Sheet.

Chairperson Hony. Treasurer As per our report of even date, Place: Kolkata Dated: 22.07.2016

For and on behalf of B. M. CHATRATH & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Firm Registration No. 301011E

(SACHIDANANDA KRISHNAN) Partner Membership No. 51626

26 INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31.3.2016

INCOME: Schedule Current Year Previous Year `` Sponsorship (Class) 7,932,394 7,619,286 Donation 1,949,577 4,372,662 Fees a 2,358,585 3,078,132 Government/Other Grants b 576,789 1,103,114 Interest/Dividend c 3,460,948 3,563,278 Annual Report 2015-16 Other Income d 764,145 649,893 Income from various events j 192,000 643,500 Profit on sale of mutual fund - 154,839 Recovery from projects funds 13,219,553 15,218,227

Total (A) 30,453,991 36,402,931

EXPENDITURE: Student and Other Direct Charges e 1,040,679 1,356,397 Payment to Personnel f 16,653,443 15,393,958 Operating and Running Expenses g 3,004,609 4,412,895 Vocational Training Expenses h 29,240 121,680 General and Incidental Expenses i 1,697,131 1,652,382 Expenses for Various Events j 347,754 1,067,571 Depreciation 472,969 473,592 Expenses from Projects 13,219,553 15,218,227

Total (B) 36,465,379 39,696,701

EXCESS OF EXPENDITURE OVER INCOME TRANSFERRED TO GENERAL FUND (B-A) (6,011,388) (3,293,770)

Chairperson Hony. Treasurer As per our report of even date, Place: Kolkata for and on behalf of Dated: 22.07.2016 B. M. CHATRATH & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Firm Registration No. 301011E

(SACHIDANANDA KRISHNAN) Partner Membership No. 51626

27 SCHEDULE 8 ANNEXED TO AND FORMING PART OF THE BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31.3.2016 SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICY AND NOTES ON ACCOUNTS

A. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES 1. The fixed assets are valued at historical costs.

2. The Depreciation on fixed assets are provided on the written down value method at the following rates : School Bus & Jeep 15% Furniture & Fittings 15% Playground & School Equipment 15%

Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Office Equipment 15% Video System 25% Building 5% Computers 25% Electrical Equipments 20% Electrical Fittings 20% Water Coolers 20% T.V. & V.C.P 25% Machinery 25% Photocopier 20% Hydrotherapy Pool 5% Linen 50% Utensils 20% Generator 25% Lift 25% Camera 25% Audio Books 25% ***(These rates are neither as per Income Tax Act nor as per Company Act)

3. Stock of Greeting Cards: Greeting Cards & Merchandise Products are valued at cost.

4. Income Recognition: (i) Income from fees, affiliation fees and seat rent for hostel and interest on savings bank account are treated on cash basis. (ii) Donations received for Class Sponsorship & Govt. grant for Pre School are treated on actual basis. (iii) Interest on fixed deposits are booked as per interest certificate provided by individual banks and 26AS as per Income Tax Deptt.

5. Employees’ Benefit: (i) Employees Gratutity Fund maintained with Life Insurance Corporation of India. (ii) Employees Provident Fund maintained with the Commissioner of Provident Fund. (iii) Employees E.S.I.C. benefit is maintained with the Directorate of E.S.I.C.

6. Grant-in-Aid: (i) Grant-in-aid received from Central Government or other Authorities towards Capital Expenditure are shown in the respective Fund created there for. On capitalisation of respective assets, grants received for specific depreciable assets are reduced from the fund in proportion to the depreciation provided on the assets. (ii) The revenue grants are recognised in the Income & Expenditure Account on the basis receipt of approval from Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Govt of India.

28 7. The break up of expenses of various projects are as under: (A) IICP Overhead and Other Expenses: 2015-162014-15 ```` a. Personnel Cost 7,939,763 7,904,804 b. Student & other direct charges 1,671,407 2,234,152 c. Operating & Running Expenses 953,348 1,017,472 d. General & Incidental Expenses 97,851 10,662,369 225,415 11,381,843

(B) Direct Project Programme Cost 3,858,9862,047,139 Annual Report 2015-16 (C) Project CAPEX expenses 1,653,186 1,789,245

Total 16,174,541 15,218,227

8. Fund Raising Project: Net Receipt from Hope Cup Golf Tournament, organised for fund raising has been considered as part of General Fund.

B. NOTES ON ACCOUNTS:

1. Previous years figures have been re-arranged and re-grouped wherever deemed necessary to make it comparable with the current years figures and to give a better presentstion of accounts.

2. Paise are rounded off to nearest rupee.

3. Water charges provision made for 2015-16 Rs 1,10,000/- (for the period May 15 to March 16), as on bills received from KMC for this period.

4. Auditor’s Remuneration :

The auditor’s remuneration for the year ended 31.03.2016 are as follows : Amount (`)

a) Statutory Audit Fees paid to BM Chatrath & Co 45,800

Total : 45,800

29 30 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy March ‘16 June ‘15 ot oi n eu agtGopCnutdb Participants Conductedby Target Group Topic and Venue April ‘15 Month Participants Nov ‘15 Oct ‘15 Conductedby Sept ‘15 Aug ‘15 July ‘15 June ‘15 Workshop Title May ‘15 Month March ‘16 Feb ‘16 Jan ’15 Dec ‘15 Training on Advocacy April ‘15 Special Programmes forProfessional Training/Empowerment ofPersons withDisabilitiesandParents olg,Bwaa DipakGhosh, MadhumitaDasgupta 43 30 JeejaGhosh, SayomdebMukherjee, PurbaBose, SayomdebMukherjee and BusConductorsand with Disabilities Handling andInteractingwithPeople Teachers College, Bowbazar ‘Leadability’ Training –StJosephs dcto,Clut nvriyDipakGhosh, ShraddhaKhator, 19 JeejaGhosh, SayomdebMukherjee, MEdStudents Education, CalcuttaUniversity ‘Leadability’ Training –Departmentof oilSil urclmReaSn IP63 25 ReenaSen, IICP 43 43 PurbaBose, JeejaGhosh, SayomdebMukherjee, 24 Mealtime Management 60 Ageing andCerebralPalsy ReenaSen, IICP 24 Social SkillsCurriculum AndrewCurran, Alder HeyHospital, UK AsisKumar Ghosh, IICP Kolkata Social SkillsCurriculum SocialSciences LinaKashyap, Professor, Tata Institute of 21 to Evaluate Effectiveness and Children: Recent RanuBanerjee,Trends IICP andResearchMethods An InteractiveSessionon Working withFamilies Integrated ManagementofChildren SouvikBhattacharya, Portea Medicals, Participation Model Theme Based Teaching andCaseStudies and/or Palliative Care Management ofPatients whoneedGeriatric Epilepsy oigwt re n ruaPen u,PD e eh 24 12 48 PrernaSud, PhD, NewDelhi 13 27 17 25 DrKChaurasia, Woodlands Multispecialty Emergency Management Training –for Auxiliary Staff MadhumitaDasgupta, IICP *Dr Vicki Casella Coping withGriefand Trauma Effective InterventionforChildrenwith ASD –Part 1 35 *DrChristineRomanLantzy Guided PracticeandReal World Opportunities SudhaKaul, IICP *Dr Alan Lantzy Self-determination-The RoleofMentorship, Impairments (CVI) Intervention withStudentsCortical Vision *HollyPeartree andStephanie Taymuree Early InterventionforInfantsatRiskaNICU Writing asa Tool forInclusion Personal Narratives Practice &Promise Working Together forInclusion-Philosophy A Family Centred Approach , kaDiesMausumiHalder Drivers Akra Human Resource Development: 2015-2016 (* Team fromBridgeSchool, USA) Saswati Acharya, IICP Mausumi Halder, SushmitaGuha Ray and Hospital, Kolkata Melbourne, Australia Susan Balandin, Professor, DeakinUniversity, Madhumita Dasgupta 569 46 70 March ‘16 Feb ‘16 Jan ‘16 Dec ‘15 Oct ‘15 Sept ‘15 Aug ‘15 July ‘15 ot okhpTteTre ru odce yParticipants Conductedby Target Group Workshop Title Month May ‘15 outside Kolkata) CBR: Two-day Training and Awareness Programmes inCommunity SitesinKolkata (locationmentionedformeetings elieMngmn n s fTie CSWres aet K aiGoh34 34 30 35 RabiGhosh AtiqurRahaman ICDS Workers, Parents –RKM ArijitGhosh 30 ICDS Workers, Mothers, Field Staff–CINI Mealtime ManagementandUseof Asha Toilet Types andCausesofDisabilities, Immunisation 26 SouravMondal SouravMondal Training of Trainers: 16 HealthandHygiene, Field Workers, Parents ofPWD Field Staff, Parents -SICW Formation &ImportanceofSelf-HelpGroups Disabilities, Facilities available forPWDs Rights andOpportunitiesforPersons with ArijitGhosh Workers inInclusion SouravMondal ICDS Workers –GardenReach RabiGhoshand Health andHygiene, Immunisation, RoleofICDS available forPWDs ICDS Worker, Staff–RKM Overview ofChildhoodDisabilitiesandFacilities Parents andStaff – TF and LinkagewithBanks Formation andImportanceofSelf-HelpGroups omto fSl epGop n ciiisMtesadSaf–T rjtGohad24 SaikatChakraborty 26 60 Members– TF 26 ArijitGhoshand MothersandStaff– TF –RKM 23 Formation ofSelfHelpGroupsand Activities SouravMondal ArijitGhoshand SouravMondal and SchemesforPersons Parents withDisabilities ofPWD, ICDSworkers Mealtime Management, Useof Toilet, Facilities 50 Parents andCommunity with Disabilities. Inclusion, RightsandOpportunitiesforPersons Field Workers – WVI Persons withDisabilities Mom’s Care Facilities andSchemefor RabiGhosh Childhood Disabilities: Types andCauses, Parents andField Workers – Management forPersons withDisabilities ArijitGhosh Childhood Disabilities: Types andCauses, Basic and Hygiene Field Staff, ICDS Workers – TF Training of Trainers (TOT) ProgrammeonHealth hlho iaiiis ye n ass esn FedWres–IE aiGoh25 80 32 35 120 RabiGhosh ArijitGhosh, Parents, Persons withDisabilities- Act, Advocacy andEmpowerment Facilities available forPWDandNational Trust with DisabilityandNational Trust Acts RabiGhoshand Field Workers –IPER AsisGhoshand Childhood Disabilities: Types andCauses, Persons StudentsofDurgapurBaghmari StaffandCaregivers, Societyfor RabiGhosh ArijitGhosh 30 Developmental Disabilities: Types andCauses 60 Parents &Field Staff– NT Schemes TF World Vision India(WVI) Importance ofMedicalCertificateandIDCards, Ramakrishna Mission(RKM) SouravMondal, Tapan Muhuri 40 Health Check-upCamp, IFB thelocalschool, Field Staff– Tomorrow’s Foundation (TF) SayomdebMukherjee, Experience of Ankur Members, IICP PWD, Parents, Facilities available forPWDandLife SeniorStudentsfrom RabiGhosh Community Awareness ProgrammeonRightsof Field Workers andParents – for Persons withDisabilities Identification, BasicManagementandFacilities RabiGhosh, Mainstream Teachers, Mothers– Management ofDisabilities Facilities forPersons withDisabilitiesandBasic – TF RKM ArijitGhosh Indian Children’s Welfare (SICW) DrNiharRanjanMondal, IFB Primary School, S24Parganas Atiqur Rahaman Rabi GhoshandDipak

31 Annual Report 2015-16 32 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy ot oi n eu agtGopCnutdb Number Conductedby March ‘16 Feb ‘16 Target Group Sept ‘15 June ‘15 May ‘15 Topic and Venue April ‘15 Month On-site Training forParents Groups supportedbythe Tata Trusts March ‘16 Feb ‘16 Jan ‘16 Nov ‘15 Sept ‘15 Aug ‘15 May ’15 ot oi uainCnutdb Participants Conductedby Duration Topic Month Vocational Training forPersons withDisabilitiesandDisadvantages: Supportedbythe Tata Trusts betv fBsln uvyAlPrn rusSnl ad 13 SonaliNandi 6 4 10 AllParent Groups 12 13 NK Adhikari 14 Biswajit Majhi Vocational Trainers andStudents PurbaBose KrishnaKarDas Students, Parents, KrishnaKarDas Professionals ExecutiveMembers Objective ofBaselineSurvey MithuSaha Making Paper Bags–at ‘Beautiful Mind’ 11 Audit Compliance&Guidance–at ‘Udbhas’ 11 Students, Parents, Food and Nutrition–at ‘Asha Arko’ SibsankarChakraborty Parents Seating, Positioning andFurniture–at ‘Chander Mela’ Organisational Development–at ‘Chander Mela’ Parents Biswajit Majhi Parents and Volunteers Food andNutrition–at ‘Asha Arko’ Communication andPlay–at ‘Chander Mela’ at ‘Beautiful Mind’ Parents and Trainees Leisure andRecreation(ArtCraft)– Making EnvelopesandPaper Bags–at ‘Udbhas’ Discussion on Baseline Survey – aigFles2Mnh iwjtMji11 12 11 Biswajit Majhi 25 15 Biswajit Majhi 2Months AnshuChoudhury 9 24Days KamalBhaumik 13 9 5 Samapti Acharjee, Atiqur Rahaman KamalBhaumik ACE Foundation Kolkata, Swanirvar 17 SathiProkolpo Gosthi, Kolkata. 1Month Making Folders 4Months Power Point 6 15 Making Presentations: UsingMS 7Days 5 Spiral Binding ArpitaMajumdarandPriyaNathMahila 10 Back Office Assistance MS Word Vijayalaksmi Nair, Swapan StephenGomes Vijayalaksmi Nair, Swapan StephenGomes Introduction toComputerswith Biswajit Majhi 30Hrs Work Readiness Biswajit Majhi KamalBhaumik Work 2Months Readiness 6Months Biswajit Majhi 12Months Beauticians’ Training 39 3Months Employability andLifeSkills: 4Months EnableIndia, Bangalore 12Months MS Excel Computers: SpreadsheetsandUsing KamalBhaumik Making Sandwiches PriyaSen, Delhi Meal Production ShantiRaghavan andReenaKuttan, Block Printing 2Months Silk ScreenPrinting 30Hours Lamination 3Days Bringing the World In: MediaLab Trainees onEmployability Training for Trainers, Parents and Using theInternet t‘aa’PrnsPraBs 7 10 15 24 PurbaBose PurbaBose Swarup Pal IndranilGhosh Parents Parents Parents at ‘Sahay’ Parents at ‘Asha Arko’ at ‘Udbhas’ at ‘Uttaran’ ots7 4 Months tdns aet wrpPl13 Swarup Pal and Caregivers Students, Parents Professionals andCaregivers March ‘16 Feb ‘16 Dec ‘15 aeTpcCnutdb Participants Conductedby Nov ‘15 Oct ‘15 Sept ‘15 Aug ‘15 July ’15 Topic May ’15 Date ot TpcadVneCnutdb Participants March ‘16 March ‘16 Dec ‘15 Conductedby Nov ‘15 Sept ‘15 Topic and Venue Aug ‘15 Month Centres forDisability) Training forPartner Agencies Workshops forParents atIICP oilSil ub oe asm adr 10 PurbaBose, MausumiHalder, Social Skills oilSil ub oe ej hs,Muui15 PurbaBose, JeejaGhosh, Mausumi Social Skills oilMsaigSnl ad,Prmt hkaot,19 SonaliNandi, Paromita Chakraborty, Social Messaging oilSil ej hs,SsaiAhra 54 12 40 JeejaGhosh, Saswati Acharya. 20 61 IndranilGhosh Tessa Hamblin Jaya Paul, KPCHospital, Kolkata 20 10 IndranilGhosh MausumiHalder Social Skills Prevention andManagementofBedsores Sitting andPosture Epilepsy Management Dr A Jana, DentalCollege JeejaGhosh, PurbaBose, Women withaFocus on Women withDisabilities ‘Shakti’ – Workshop onDefiningandPreventing Violence against Oral HygieneandDentalCareforPersons withDisabilities Importance ofHydrotherapy wrJnkre,Siln BChti5 20 20 21 20 35 13 80 12 DrBhushanPunani,BPA, Ahmedabad Disabilities atPrerona, Siliguri MBChhetriandSusmitaGuhaRay AsisKGhosh Physical andFunctionalManagement forPersons withNeuro-motor MBChhetri SusmitaGuhaRay, Abin Dutta Community ResourceCentre,Howrah ManjulikaMazumder 9 Parents HandlingandHomeManagementat Asha Bhavan, MBChhetri ArijitGhosh,MausumiHalder Writing aProjectProposalandFundraisingatIICP IndranilGhosh Sishu Sarathi, Guwahati Physical Assessment andManagement(DSE-CPCourse)at 10 with CP atSishuSarothi,Guwahati Wheelchair Management,SeatingandPostureforPersons Dyslexia atDwarJingkyrmen,Shillong Dwar Jingkyrmen,Shillong DrReenaSen Samayita Math,Bankura IndranilGhosh, Avijit Baral Asha BhawanCentre,Howrah Deepshikha, Ranchi Participatory ReflectionandPlanning, Theory ofChanges: A Guideto Theories ofSocialChangeatIICP Participatory ReflectionandPlanningatIICP (all programmesinitalicssupportedbyPHF, UKaspartoftheProjectonDevelopingRegionalResource Sayomdeb Mukherjee Halder, SayomdebMukherjee Dipak Mitra Sayomdeb Mukherjee, PurbaBose Susmita GuhaRoy, MausumiHalder

33 Annual Report 2015-16 34 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy March ‘16 Jan ‘16 Dec ‘15 Nov ‘15 Oct ‘15 Sept ‘15 Aug ‘15 Participants July ‘15 Conductedby June ’15 Topic andLocation April ‘15 Month the National Trust StateNodal Agency Centre (SNAC Training For Professionals, Parents, GovernmentOfficials, Persons withDisabilitiesandCommunityMembers byIICPas L etn nKlaaSnl ad 38 SonaliNandi LLC MeetinginKolkata rasain SonaliNandi 83 21 130 SonaliNandi, SayomdebMukherjee 38 20 andJeejaGhosh Udyog Samity, Berhampore, Murshidabad Importance of Advocacy GroupsatSuprava Panchashila Mahila Awareness ProgrammeontheNT Act, andSchemes 54 58 NavnitKumar, 30 NT, Delhi SonaliNandi, Rabi Ghosh for ASHA workers at Arinda I&IIGramPanchayat Early IdentificationandOrientationon4DisabilitiesasperNT Act RabiGhosh 14 Organsiations IndranilGhosh Workshop onNewSchemesoftheNTforRegistered Adaptive SeatingandMealtimeManagementatIICP, Kolkata SonaliNandi, RabiGhosh Gram BikashKendra, PurbaMedinipur RabiGhosh Causes and Types ofDisabilitiesandtheNT Act atBhuniakhali 52 RabiGhosh NT Act andSchemesat Voice of World, SakherBazar, Kolkata S 24Parganas 21 Workshop onNT Act forStaffofPirkhaliPathikrit Disha, ArijitGhosh Tarun Dutta LLC MeetingsonNT Act Pathaghar, Bankura 14 6 Workshop onNT Act forStaffofNetaji Youth Cluband 43 Paschim Medinipur RabiGhosh, KrishnaRoy RabiGhosh with DisabilitiesforICDS Workers atDantanManabKalyanKendra, Identification ofChildrenwithDisabilities, LegislationforPersons 23 Alokdhara, Kolkata Parent Training ProgrammeonNT Act andSchemes at 31 SonaliNandi, Rabi Ghosh, 40 NT Act at Ashraya, Hooghly Parent Training ProgrammeonIncome GenerationSchemesand RabiGhosh Calcutta Ananda Niketan, Kolkata RabiGhosh Parent Training ProgrammeonNational Trust (NT) Act atSouth Local LevelCommittee(LLC)MeetingontheNT Act, Kolkata SonaliNandi and RegisteredNGOs, Darjeeling 18 Discussion onNT Act withDistrictSocial Welfare Officer(DSWO) Tapan Muhuri 300 Groups atNavodip, Burdwan RabiGhosh Legislation forPerson withDisabilities, ImportanceofSelf-Help Physically HandicappedandSocial Welfare Institute, Murshidabad Types ofDisabilities, Causes, LegislationforPWDatChatra SonaliNandi, RabiGhosh and RegisteredNGOs, Paschim Medinipur Discussion onNT Act withDistrictSocial Welfare Officer(DSWO) SonaliNandi, RabiGhosh Rabindra Sadan, Kolkata World Autism Day: Awareness ProgrammeatPressCluband ) , Hooghly March ‘16 Feb ‘16 Jan ‘16 Nov ‘15 Sept ‘15 Aug ‘15 June ‘15 May ‘15 Jan ‘16 Aug ‘15 ot oreDrto oreCodntrParticipants Course Coordinator Duration Course March ‘16 Month Special Training Courses atIICP ot ore uainCus oriao Participants Course Coordinator Duration Internship and Training PlacementProgrammes Courses Month Training Courses incollaboration withJadavpur University andrecognised byRehabilitationCouncilofIndia ot raiainTre ru uainParticipants Duration Target Group Organisation Month riigo ries(O)frteBohr f1MnhAi hs 8 27 AsisGhosh 1Month MBChhetri Missionaries ofCharity Training of Trainers (TOT) fortheBrothersof 2Months Missionaries ofCharity Caregivers CourseforBrothersandSistersofthe iaaa,KlaaBdTane as23 2 2 2Days 5 2 Weeks BEd Trainees 3 2 Weeks 2 1 1 2 5 BPT Trainees MSWStudents 1 Week 2 7 Weeks 1 Week 1 Occupational Therapists Nopany InstituteofHealthcareStudies, Kolkata 1Month 3Months Vidyasagar SchoolofSocial Work, Kolkata 2 Weeks BPT Trainees 1 1 Week 1 Bikasayan, Kolkata BPT Trainees 3 1Month University ofBritishColumbiaSchoolOT Law Student 1 3 Weeks BEdtrainees Management Ramakrishna MissionSeva Pratisthan,Trainees Kolkata BPT Trainees Teacher Nopany InstituteofHealthcareStudies, Kolkata 1 Week 1Month School ofBusinessManagement, NMIMS, Mumbai 2Months LawStudent Ramakrishna MissionSeva Pratisthan, Kolkata 2 Weeks 4 Symbiosis LawSchool, Hyderabad MSW Trainee 2 Voluntary Internship Institute ofLaw, NirmaUniversity, Ahmedabad Nurse Students Behala NabaPrayas, Kolkata Birbhum Mahananda BramhachariCharitableFoundation, 2 Weeks Balmer LawrieandCoLtd, Kolkata. 1Month IICP BPT American HighSchool,Trainees USA MSWStudents Princeton University, USA Nopany InstituteofHealthcareStudies, Kolkata SDNB Vaishnav Collegefor Women, Chennai E nSeilEuain(utpeDsblte)2YasMduhad ud 13 MadhuchhandaKundu 2 Years BEd inSpecialEducation(MultipleDisabilities)

35 Annual Report 2015-16 36 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy oaiNni‘ieogLann fProswt utpeDsblte’a nItrainlCneec 200 25 ‘Lifelong LearningofPersons withMultiple Disabilities’atanInternational Conference ProblemswithRehabilitationofStudentsSpecialNeeds&Solutions – The IICP 14 Modelorganisedby Asha School, Fort Sonali Nandi William, Kolkata All’– InternationalConferenceon Access andEngagementforChildrenwithSpecial Saurabh Bhattacharya Susrita Pradhan MediaLab: An Experience thatChallengesExclusion–paperpresentedin ‘Core Skillsfor 50 Jeeja Ghosh Swati Chakrabortyand 50 MultidisciplinaryCollaborationintheManagementofCerebralPalsy: The IICPModel 200 100 Reena Sen ‘ManagementandLeadership’ata Workshop organised by Tata Consultancy ‘CreatingaCulturalContextforInclusiveEducationandCommunitySupport’ atLoreto 175 Sayomdeb Mukherjee Saswati Acharya ‘InclusionMatters’at Access andEmpowermentforPerson with All Abilities’ at ‘Assistive Technology forPersons withDisability’attheNationalConferenceon Jeeja Ghosh Kamal Bhaumik March ‘16 Jan ‘15 Sept ‘15 July ‘15 Consultancy and Advisory Inputs ot Input Month rsne oi n ou Numberof Topic andForum Presenter Paper Presentations byIICPStaff ebr E or fSuisMeig SUMadhuchhandaKundu ReenaSen ReenaSen ReenaSen Innovation (CATI) atNationalInstituteofSpeechandHearing, Trivandrum Member ofExpertGroupBrainstormingSessionatCentrefor Assistive Technology and Invited Speaker forMeetingoftheRotaryClubatSadan, Kolkata Invited Speaker fortheMonthlyMeetingofConsularCorps, Kolkata Parents and StaffofShivNadarSchool, Noida Tessa Hamblin Consultant forthePhysicalManagementofChildrenwithNeuromuscularproblems–OTs, ReenaSen Member, BEdBoardofStudiesMeeting, NSOU (MHRD) Master Trainers Training organisedbythe World Bank Key ResourcePerson inNewDelhifortheModuleonCerebralPalsy forNationalSSA the IndianInstituteofForeign Trade, NewDelhi organised byNationalInstitutefor Empowering Persons withMultipleDisabilitiesat 50 Educational NeedsinDelhiorganisedbytheBritishCouncilDivision 200 Towards Educational Paradigm Shifts', Viswa BharatiUniversity, Shantiniketan National Seminaron'CognitiveDisabilitiesandEffectiveLearning Tools – An Approach Keynote Speech: ‘A Person Centred Approach’ attheICSSRsponsoredtwo-day the BritishCouncilDivision and EngagementforChildrenwithSpecialEducationalNeedsinDelhi organisedby Concluding Plenary Address: ‘Core Skillsfor All’– InternationalConferenceon Access Cerebral Palsy’ atNRSHospital, Kolkata of ServiceDeliveryat ‘Identifying, UnderstandingandSupporting Autism and 70 Services atMumbaiforStaff College, Kolkata organised bytheNationalHRNetwork, Kolkata Chapter ‘Opportunities toGrow’atSourcingNon-conventional Talent Makes BusinessSense Loreto College, Kolkata Assistive Technology atNIT, Agartala Faculty Member Delegates Feb ‘16 Jan ‘16 Nov ‘15 Aug ‘15 May ‘15 April ‘15 ot eia/Wrso StaffMembers Attended Seminar/ Workshop Month Seminars, Conferences, Workshops attendedbyStaff okhpo oprt oilRsosblt:AWyFradfrCag PurbaBose SayaniGuha Thakurta at BengalChambersofCommerce, Kolkata Workshop onCorporateSocialResponsibility: A Way Forward forChange Jodhpur Park, Kolkata of Women DevelopmentandSocial Welfare atNariSebaSangha, Society, West Bengalincollaboration withGovtof West Bengal, Department ‘ MithuSaha ‘Basic SkillsofMathematics’atSikshamitra, Kolkata Sikshamitra, Kolkata. Workshop on ‘Foundation CourseonReadingand Writing Bengali’at Swarup Pal, Tessa Hamblin, ReenaSen MadhumitaDasgupta Museum, Kolkata conducted by Autism Society, West Bengalat BirlaIndustrialand Technological MadhuchhandaKundu Workshop onInclusionofStudentswith Autism atMainstreamSchools Swarup Paul Rehabilitation CouncilofIndia Swarup Paul, Ajanta Ghosh MadhuchhandaKundu, SusritaPradhan Tamil NaduincollaborationwithSeniorExpertService, Germanyand International Workshop onBobath Therapy organisedbySpasticsSocietyof Anita Varma RCI Orientation Workshop atRamakrishnaMission, Golpark SS Das, RegionalDirector, NIOSandotherofficers NIOS RegionalCentreCoordinators Training Programmeconductedby Anita Varma, RanjanaKhanna, Tanusree Das ‘Higher Order Thinking Skills’conductedbyDr Arna Seal ‘Magic withMathematics’conductedbyChitraBhaskarat Teacher Centre RajniGanariwala, MausumiHalder, National OutreachInitiative: FCRAatBaptistMissionarySociety, Kolkata Doctors fromPeerless Hospital Medical ConferenceatPeerless HospitalconductedbyDrJRRamand SujataParekh, PurbaBose, Mausumi Halder, Avijit Baral, IndranilGhosh, Hospital Dr Andrew Curran, Tessa HamblinanddoctorsfromMedicaSuperspeciality Medical ConferenceatMedicaSuperspecialityHospitalwithpapersby r-en eod:Togtu lnigSat o’b nrn au uimLiaDebnath, RumaMaity Pre-teens &Beyond: Thoughtful PlanningStartsNow’byIndraniBasu, Autism

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Hindustan Unilever Ltd Abhijit Basu The Tollygunge Club Team Jyotsna and Jayanta Basu Special Prizes Kallol Dutta, President Supratik Bhattacharya Anil R Mukerji, CEO and Managing Member Mjunction Rina and Satish Dhall Saibal Bose MT Unni Hospitality Chandreyee and Joydeep Dutta Gupta Sudip Dhara DK Guha Thakurta The Tollygunge Club Swapan Santra NK Gulati The Catering Team Music Amit Jhunjhunwala The Administrative Staff Banned from Tolly Sudha and Om Kaul The Service Staff

Neelam and Madan Lal The Caddies Sound Partner Raghav Lal Sonodyne Golfers’ Gift Bags Uma and Ved Prakash Mahajan Packed by the Trainees of the Printing Unit in the Vocational Training Centre, IICP Tournament Management SK Mahajan We thank the Golfing Fraternity of the Tollygunge Club Protouch Sports Kallol Mitra for their donations and participation. 38 Jan Vikas Samiti The Tata Trusts IFB Agro IndustriesLimited Healthy World Foundation, USA Goodricke GroupLimited Gillanders Arbuthnot & Company Limited Childrens’ HopeIndia(CHI) Century Plyboard M/s BeheraBrothers Andrew Yule &CompanyLimited ABP Limited Ritwik Dev Mamata Dev Gita Dey Munni Debi Jaya Dasgupta Mahua Chatterjee Navamita Chandra Sutapa Chakraborty Sumita Chakraborty Mousumi Chakraborty Monami Chakraborty Dolly Chakraborty Brian PromitKumar Biswas Tanvi Bhagat Somdatta Basu Naomi Basu Indrani Basak Trijit PicoBanerjee Rijul Banerjee Janet Ahmed Anima Adhikari CLASS: Corporate Leverage andSponsorship Scheme Garden ReachShipbuildersandEngineersLimited Balmer LawrieandCompanyLimited Aparna andManindranathGanguly Vesuvius IndiaLimited Linde IndiaLimited Dadina Foundation Cipla Foundation A Well-Wisher Project Sponsors Project Partners Dipali Nag Sheba Naaz Nandita Mukherjee Deepa Mukerji Mrityunjoy Mondal Mousami Mitra Joan Mendonca Nita Mallick Aryaman Majumder Angana Kundu Prabha Khare Basabi Iyer Sharmila Gupta Swapna Guha Supriya Goswami Maya Ghose Debopriya Ghatak Basabi Ghatak Tapati DuttaGupta Debashis Dutta Roseline Djunaedi SREI Volunteers and Yooralla, Australia The Tata Trusts Tata SteelProcessingandDistributionLtd Steel Authority ofIndiaLimited(SAIL) Rungamatee Tea &Industries Ltd Paul HamlynFoundation, UK Oil andNaturalGasCommission(ONGC) National UrbanLivelihoodsMission(NULM) National Trust, GovernmentofIndia Mobility InternationalUSA, (MIUSA) MIBLOU, Switzerland Mendosa Foundation Thank You Sahay Parents’ Group BEd Students, IICP Subhasini Unni Shreyansh Tripathi Anantika Tehlani Anujit Sengupta Soumita Sen Mamata Sen Indira Sen Avni Sarawagi Snehal Saraf Archana Sharma Indrani Roy Basanti Roy Vishakha Poddar Anindita Paul Shyam MohanParui Mitali Pandey Namrata Pal sitn dtrSumitaRoy Assistant Editor PritiPatel BabulBasu Projects and Annual Report SujataParekh Consulting Editor: AnjanaJha Consulting Editor: Deepshikha Speech Therapy Fine Arts Social Work Uma Ahmad Education Committee forPrevention ofSexual Harrasment in the Work Place Malika Dudeja Varma, Principal, KangarooKids Uma Ahmad, Educationist; Chairperson, IICP Sreela Bose, Consultant, Teacher oftheDeaf Meenakshi Atal, Vice Principal, The Heritage Former Vice Principal, ModernHighSchool Devi Kar, Director, ModernHighSchool School ManagementCommittee Advisors andMentors Mamata Deb, Secretary, Asha Arko Kavneet Khullar, Principal, Akshar Centre forSpecialEducation, IICP Madhuri Kapur, Founder student, Sumita Chakraborty Thakur Independent Member BM Chatrath&Company Suchismita & Associates Internal Auditor Ranjana Bhattacharya Sanjukta Bramho Sanchita Ghosh Auditor Parents Shahana Chatterjee Debalina Ray Sudha Kaul Madhu Dar Sreela Bose Ranu Banerjee Meenakshi Atal

39 Annual Report 2015-16 40 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Supratik DeSarkar Madhu Dar Katie EDalal Dr ZPandPNDadina Barbara Collier MB Chhetri Urba Chaudhuri Sumit Chaudhuri Soma Chaudhuri Subhra andJayabrato Chatterjee Srirup Chatterjee Kuheli Chatterjee Aleyamma Chatterjee Sushma andRavindraChamaria Aloka andGautam Chakravartti Tripti Chakraborty Swati Chakraborty Pranati Chakraborty Mimi Chakraborty Minu andSanjayBudhia Uma andKalyanBose Nirupama Bose Shuprotim Bhaumik Prof SatyaranjanBhattacharjee Prof Ashoke Bhatttacharya Goverdhan DasBhaiya Tanvi and Varun Bhagat Goverdhan DasBhaiya Naomi Basu Dr JyotsnaandJayanta Basu Ranu andShauriBanerjee Mimi andSumantraBanerjee Margit Banerjee Dr SukantaBanerjee Subha andDipak Banerjee Boishakhi KhanBanerjee Sumati andOmeshBahree Meenakshi andDeepak Atal Rakesh Arora Rajesh Arora Uma Ahmad Tripti Agarwal Mukul andSanjay Agarwal “Where there islovethere islife” HE Keshari Nath Tripathi, Governorof West Bengal Penubarthi Saravan Kumar Saeed MKidwai Kavneet Khullar Swati andDilipKhan Deep Khan Ranjana Khanna Jayanti PrasadKhaitan Sudha andOmKaul Roop Kaul Sumana andDhruvKaul Mukta andRajivKaul Mrinalini Kaul Manjari andRajiveKaul Biva Karmakar Nidhi Kanodia Sanjay Kumar Kanodia Ekta Kanodia Anjana andSamarJha Alka Jalan Binod ShankarJaiswal Anshul Jain Susan Herold Rita PratapKumar Hathi TJ Hamblin C Hamblin Anuradha Gupta Nirmal andNarinderKumar Gulati Minal andKurush Grant Lt Col(Retd)PGGoswami Praful Goradia Aloke Kumar Ghosal Neeta Ghosh Arijit Kumar Ghosh Basabi andUtpalGhatak Donncha OFaolain Rima andKamaniyaDutta Oindrilla Dutt Shamlu Dudeja Bholanath Dhar Rina andSatishDhall Minna Deogun Ranjani Srinivasan Datta Uttara Dasgupta Madhumita andIndranilDasgupta Nitai ChandraDas Bimalendu Das Thank You W ell-Wishers andDonors – MahatmaGandhi Sagarika Sen Piyali Sen Sreeya Sen Soumitra Sen Reena andPKSen Doel andRanabirSen Pratiti BasuSarkar Dr BikramSarkar Renu andSurendraSaharia Pradip Roychowdhury Krishna and Aniruddha Roy Alokananda Roy Indrani Roy Afroze Randerian Nidhi SinghRajput Neera and Asoka Raina Malini andRajivPuri Gitanjali Prasad Sucharita Pradhan Tulshi RaniPoddar Sujata andHarishParekh Kumudini andKamalParekh Sinead ONuallain Subhadra Nehru Rajashree Narayan Sonali Nandi Ayona Nandi Veronica Nair Sriparna GhoshMukherjee Tapati Mukherjee Chandra Mukherjee Deepa andNikitaMukerji Ruth Moffoot Gargi SinhaMitra Beera Mitra Kasturi andSNMenon Manju andSumitMazumder Anju andJonathan Anthony Mason Indra andKeshav ChandraMathur Abira Majumder Uma and Ved PrakashMahajan Shail Lamba Neelam andMadan Lal Veena Lakhumalani Madhuchhanda Kundu Kabita Kundu Mridul Foundation Kookie Jar Foods PvtLtd IFGL Refractories Welfare Trust Gillanders Arbuthnot andCoLtd Didi KaChai, MatSumoto Yuko Diamond HeritageEnterprises Hospital, Kolkata College ofNursing, MedicalCollegeand Calcutta Cricket andFootball Club Britannia IndustiresLtd. Bhagwati Foundation BK GoenkaCharitable Trust Betwa LandMarkPvtLtd Altair ServicesPvtLtd Alka DeviBangurCharitable Trust AddLife CaringMinds T Sarah Young Vashist Worah Smita Worah Pramod Chandra Worah Nalini Worah Kumudini Worah Hiren Worah William B Warrick Debbie andScott Warrick Bina Wadhwana Moiz Vora Malika andSharad Varma Anita and Viren Varma Veena Thapar Roshni andNoshirFaramji Tankariwala Arvind Sudarsan Haik HSookia Saroj Sood Bina Shrikent Mridula andKantanandSinha Sujata andJitainShahSingh Namrata Singh Pratik Sharma Chetan Sharma Rita Sengupta Punali Sengupta Upaneeta and Amit Sen rusts , CharitiesandOrganisations Nidhi SinghRajput Anuj Pradhan Puja Paul Rashmi Parekh Manjula Parekh Indrani Pal Sinead ONuallain Praveen Nair Sonali Nandi Nalini Mehta Bhabesh Majumder Neelam andMadanLal Abhinav Kumar Om Kaul Dhruv Kaul Satarupa Karmakar Raj Joneja Smita Jheveri Supratik DeSarkar Tathagata Dutta Bijoya Bhattacharjee Shauri Banerjee Mahasweta Bagchi Individuals Contributors totheStudents Whispering ResortsPvtLtd The Tollygunge ClubLtd The HeritageSchool The CalcuttaMedicalResearchInstitute The BengalFreemasons Trust Association Suraksha DiagnosticPvtLtd Sumantra BanerjeeFoundation Subhshree RoadCarriersPvtLtd Subhshree Deal Trade PvtLtd Seva Pratisthan Sri Thakur SitaramDasOnkarnath Sitaram JindalFoundation Sister FlorenceCollegeofNursing Shree LakshmiNarayanDeo Trust Ma SaradaCollegeofNursing Ramkrishna MissionSeva Pratishthan, Rajni Nijhawan Charitable Trust Padmavati Foundation Nicco Parks andResortsLtd W elfare Fund Tata SteelLtd State BankofIndiaOfficers’ Association Charitable Trust Sri Kalimata Anandamayee Society forIndianChildrens’ Welfare Charitable Trust Renuka Deviand Tara DeviNarang Patton InternationalLimited National Indian Association of Women Mechanical MachineryMakers PvtLtd Mcleod RusselIndiaLtd Mayukh MitterFoundation Lalit Tyagi Foundation Lalit MohankaFoundation Kalidas MullickNo1Charitable Trust KND Technologies Ltd Jan Vikas Samiti Imperial CollegeIndiaFoundation Governor’s Secretariat Children are Angels fromHeaven Calcutta CentreMahavirSeva Sadan Bandhab, Sealdah Trusts andCompanies Vashist Worah Hiren Worah Sherdul Sheth Harvinder SinghRuprai Amar Ruprai Krishna and Aniruddha Roy Rajan Ray The RaymondShop, New Alipore Himalaya Opticals, New Alipore Chalti KaNaam Fabindia, HindustanPark Fabindia, AJC BoseRoad A FundRaisingDrive Starmark, SouthCity A Sirkar&Jewellers Supported By Wheelchair

41 Annual Report 2015-16 MEMBERS OF STAFF April 2015 – March 2016 Executive Director Reena Sen BEd, PhD (UK) Director Rehabilitation Tessa Hamblin MCSP Grad, Dip Physiotherapy (UK)

Deputy Director Deputy Director Communications and Resource Mobilisation Community and Family Services Subhra Chatterjee BA, Dip Secretarial Studies Deputy Director MB Chhetri DPT, PG Dip CBR (UK) Therapy Services Deputy Director Asis Kumar Ghosh MPT, Trng in Administrative Officer

Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy Adult Services CP (Bobath Centre UK) Wing Commandar A K Chowdhury, VSM (Retd) Sonali Nandi BA, PG Dip Spl Ed MSc, LLB ,PG DBA

SERVICE DEPARTMENTS Special Educators and Teachers Respite Professionals Sudakshina Mukherjee BA, MA, DEd SE(HI) Sibsankar Chakrabarti MA, Dip CBR, BEd Spl Ed FAMILY SERVICES Riya Pal MA, BEd Spl Ed Suparna Ghati BA, BEd Spl Ed Head Rajashri Pal BA, BEd Spl Ed Kathika Giri BA, Dip Spl Ed Nandita Paul MA, BEd Spl Ed Rajni Ganeriwala BCom, Dip Spl Ed Soumen Mandal MA, BEd Spl Ed Amrita Roy MA, BEd Early Intervention Clinic Madhumita Santra BA, BEd Spl Ed Debjani Roy BCom, Tax (Hons), MCom, BEd Spl Ed Coordinator Poulami Roy BA Education (Hons) MA, BEd Spl Ed Caregivers Tanushree Das BSc, BEd Spl Ed Piyali Roychowdhury MSc, BEd Spl Ed (wef 01.09.2015) Abir Bhakta Cert Community Based Caregiver Training (CCBCT) Special Educators Shampa Sadhukhan BA Dip Multimedia Lakshmi Das CCBCT Reshmi Paul BSc (Hons), PG Dip Spl Ed Asit Kr Sardar MA, BEd Spl Ed Minoti Dutta CCBCT, BEd Mithu Saha BA, BEd, BEd Spl Ed Suparna Sarkar BA, PG Dip Spl Ed Sumit Dutta CCBCT Sayani Guha Thakurta BA, BEd Spl Ed Tusi Haldar CCBCT SCHOOL SERVICES Urmila Upadhaya MA, BEd Shyamali Mondal CCBCT Centre For Special Education Music Teacher Nurse Principal Sanjay Das Sangeet Bisharad Usha Massey Cert General Nursing, Obstretrics and Midwifery Sushrita Pradhan MA, PG Dip Spl Ed, PG Dip Psychological Counselling Inclusive Open School Cook Swetasree Adhikari Vice Principals Head and Coordinator (NIOS) Research Assistant Parboti Chakraborty MA (till July 2015) Anita Varma BA Tanushree Bose BA PG Dip Journalism Ranjana Khanna MA (from July 2015) Coordinator (RVM) Namita Sarkar MSW MPhil (from March 2016) Supervisors Parboti Chakraborty MA Teachers Ranjana Khanna MA (till July 2015) VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE Saswati Mahanti MA, Dip Spl Ed Gita Basu BA, BEd Head Susmita Chatterji MA, BEd, PG Cert Spl Ed Senior Professionals Madhu Dar MA, BEd Saurabh Bhattacharyya MSW Kakali Dasgupta BA, DCA Arundhati Mazumdar BA, BEd Coordinator Pranoti Das TTC, BA, DMR Shefali Mukherjee MSc, PG Cert Spl Ed Susmita Guha Roy BA, Dip Spl Ed Veronica Nair BA (Hons) Special Educators and Teachers Printing Unit Debalina Ray MA, PG Library and Information Science, Reeta Arora BA, BEd Spl Ed Coordinator PG Education Management Debapriya Bandopadhyay BSc, PG Dip Spl Ed Urmila Upadhaya MA, BEd Biswajit Majhi BCom, Dip Silk Screen Printing, Computer Course (FA) Priyanka Roy Banerjee MA, BEd Spl Ed Assistant Soma Banerjee BSc, IT, MCA, BEd Spl Ed ADULT SERVICES Panchu Mondal Madhurima Bhattacharya (Dasgupta) BSc, BEd Spl Ed Adult Day Centre (ADC) and Respite Services Anjana Sharma Chakrabarti BA, BEd Spl Ed Catering Unit Pranoti Das TTC, BA, DMR Head Supervisor Kakali Dasgupta BA, DCA Dipak Mitra MSW Vijayalakshmi Nair BCom Madhumita Dasgupta MA, BEd, BEd Spl Ed Deputy Head ADC Trainer Shrabana Deb MA, BEd Spl Ed (wef 01.07.2015) Paromita Chakraborty BSc, PG Cert Spl Ed, TNA Cert Stephen Swapan Gomes BA Lia Debnath MA, BEd Spl Ed Senior Professional Assistant Sutapa Dutta MA, PG, BEd Spl Ed Soma Saha MA, BEd Spl Ed Ashraf Ali Ankita Koley BSc, MA, BEd Spl Ed, BVA Coordinator Respite Services Ruma Maity MA, BEd Spl Ed Sankar Sinha BSc, PG Dip Spl Ed Cooks Subrata Bhowmik Rakhi Mondal BA, BEd Spl Ed Special Educators Deepak Nayak Suchetana Mukherjee BSc, BEd Spl Ed Amit Kumar Basak MA, BEd Spl Ed Sumita Sahu Pradip Bhattacharya BCom, Dip Spl Ed Mahuya Dey BA, Dip Deaf Ed, BEd Spl Ed Ayetri Dutta MA, BEd Spl Ed 42 Swati Chakraborty Tanusree Mondal Tea Packing Training Unit Samapti Acharjee Advocacy andT Saswati Acharya Coordinator Jeeja Ghosh Head AND ANKUR ADVOCACY GROUP STUDIES AND DISABILITY ADVOCACY ICT T Sandip Haldar Senior Professional Krishnarupa Choudhury Aditi Das Coordinators Kamal Bhaumik Deputy Head Head & ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION) RESOURCE CENTREFOR AUGMENTATIVE AND (ICT) ANDROSHNINRCAAC(NATIONAL INFORMATION COMMUNICATIONTECHNOLOGY Basabi Ghatak Hon ProjectCoordinator Lt Col(Retd)PGGoswami Officer-in-Charge Social W Atiqur Rahaman Placement andLiasonOfficer Librarian andT Madhuchhanda Kundu Head TRAINING Sayomdeb Mukherjee Dipak Ghosh Madhuri Kapur Madhumita Dasgupta Subhram Chakraborty Rabi Ghosh Assistant Coordinator Sonali Nandi Coordinator State Nodal Agency Centre Sourav Mandal Saikat Chakraborty Special Educators Rabi Ghosh Coordinator Arijit Ghosh Head COMMUNITY BASEDSERVICES eam Research ork BA, DCA MSW MSW MSW MSW, MA DisabilityStudies(UK) Associate andSoftSkillsT BA, PGDipSplEd BCom (Hons) BCom, DipDTP BCom MA, BEd MA,DNIT MA, BEdSplEd raining BA,MSW echnical T MA DipSplEd MLIS MSW andDevelopmentOfficer MA, PGDCA MA,BEdSplEd MA, BEd,BEdSplEd BA (Hons) BCA PhD Psychology Assistant BA, DEdHI rainers rainer Namita Sarkar Parnali Dutta Abin Dutta Krishna KarDas Tina Biswas NK Mahapatra Indrani Roy Pinky Bhattacharjee Lissy Francis T Sumana Ghosh Coordinator Jugnu Playschool EDP T Senior T Senior T Ramit Chowdhury Office Supervisor Vijaylakshmi Nair Coordinator Administration Accounts Raju Hazra Accountant Senior NK Adhikari Head Accounts ACCOUNTS AND ADMINISTRATION Social W Avijit Baral Senior Professional Mausumi HalderChowdhury Deputy Head Purba Bose Head SOCIAL SERVICES Aritra Nag Subhamita Mondal Moumita Mitra Somprakash Maity Ashok Kumar Ajanta Ghosh Sharmishtha Ganguly Oindrila Ganguly Debojyoti Bannerjee Therapists Subrata Pandit Coordinator Swarup KPaul Deputy Head Indranil Ghosh Head THERAPY SERVICES Chandra Sengupta NK Banerjee Nirmal K Adhikary Raja Sen Anshu Chowdhury eachers ypist andReceptionist

Assistant Accountant ypist and ypist and orkers MSW Assistants BA, MSW BPT BCom, DCA BA,MSW BA BSc, MSW BCom BCom MA, MSW DPT, DACU,MIAP BSc OT MPT, BMCP, MIAP MPhil BSc, BScOT BSc, DPT BPT, CU,MIAP BA (Hons) BSc, MSW BSc, BPT BCom BCom MCom,DCA BCom MIAP, MPT In-charge – Office BPT BA BPT BPT Assistance T BA, DSW Library andPublications rainer S Yadav Pabitra Sarkar Bhagabati Roy Madhai Pramanick Aditi Pramanik Anima Pakira Nirmal Nashkar Uma Mukherjee Sanat Mondal Archana Koyal Radharani Halder Sova Ghosh Manick KumarDutta Shukla Das Swapna Das Pratima Das Deben Das Rabindranath Darjee Nandan Chakraborty Rabin Bera Munna Bej Sitara Begum Shakila Banu A uxiliar Subhajyoti SinhaRoy Tapan ChandraMuhuri Sandeepan Manna Sudipta RoyMallick Suchitra Dey Nilotpol Chakrovarty Tanusree Bose Sreeparna SinhaBag Sanjukta Banerjee Debapriya Bandopadhyay Abul KayamZarzis Alam Anirudhya Acharya IICP: to contribution their for 2015-2016, during posts their from resigned who persons, following the thank We MEDICAL CMRI (SuryodoyClinic,Kolkata) Dr R Ahmed DentalCollege,Kolkata Medical Institutions Dr Abhijit Ghosh Opthalmology Dr PayelKarmakar Paediatric Dentistry MBBS Dr KundanChaurasia Critical Care (Neurology) Dr Anish KumarGhosh Neurology Clinic MD (NIMHANS,Bangalore),CCST (UK) Dr JRRam Mental HealthClinic Dr Vinay Hamirwasia Dr MeenakshiBanerjee Dr Mary Acharya Paediatric Clinic y St

(Cal), MD(InternalMedicine) aff CONSUL MBBS, MRCP sych(UK) MS MBBS, DCH,DND(Paed) (BDS, MDS) T MBBS, MD(Paed) ANTS MD (Med),DM MBBS, DCH

43 Annual Report 2015-16 44 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy BEd, PhD(UK) Reena Sen Director ofCourses INTERNAL FACULTY Subhajyoti SinhaRoy Susmita GuhaRoy Swarup KPaul Susrita Pradhan Subrata Pandit Sudakshina Mukherjee Saswati Mohanti Tapan Muhuri Dipak Mitra Sandip Halder Rabi Ghosh Jeeja Ghosh Asis Kumar Ghosh Arijit Ghosh Ajanta Ghosh Rajni Ganeriwala Madhumita Dasgupta Krishna KarDas Tanusree Das Aditi Das Krishnarupa Chowdhury Mausumi HalderChowdhury Shibshankar Chakrabarti Swati Chakraborty Paromita Chakraborty Purba Bose Saurabh Bhattacharyya Anirudhya Acharya Lecturers MB Chhetri Training ofTrainers (CaregiversCourse) Tapan Muhuri Caregivers forPersonswithDisabilitiesCourse Sonali Nandi SNAC Courses Kamal Bhaumik Adults withDisabilitiesandDisadvantages Computer Training ModularCoursesfor Indranil Ghosh Professionals Medical PractitionersandRehabilitation Basic ManagementofCerebralPalsyfor Madhuchhanda Kundu BEd inSpecialEducation(MultipleDisabilites) Course Coordinator Tessa Hamblin, Director, TherapyandRehabilitationCourses BA (Hons),DCA DPT, PGDipCBR(UK) MSW BSW (Hons),MSW BSc, MSW BSW (Hons),MSW MSW, MA DisabilityStudies(UK) BA, PGDip(SplEd) BSc OT MA, BEd,BLibSc,DSE MA, BEd,BLibSc,DipSplEd BSc BEdSplEd BCom, Dip(DTP andCommercial Arts) BSc, BScHons(OT) BSc, DPT BPT, CU,MIAP MCSP, GradDipPhysiotherapy(UK) MA, DNIIT MA, LLB,PGDip(SplEd) BSc, MSW MA, DipSplEd BCom, DMR MPT, Trng in CP (Bobath Centre, UK) MA (Eco),DCA BA (Hons),PGDip(SplEd) BPT MA, BEd,BEd(SplEd) BTech (IT),MCP (SQL Server) BA, MA,DEdSE(HI) BSc, PGCertSplEd, TNA Cert MA & BSc, DSW(Labour),MSW BA (Hons),DipSplEd(HI) MA, DipCBR,BEdSplEd

BA, DSW PhD (Psych) Tanusree Mondal Krishna Roy Krishna Roy Amreen Nahida Swapna Mukherjee, Manjulika Majumder Iona Kundu Kavneet Khullar Counselling Aloka Guha Trained Teacher ofBraillle Ruma Chatterjee Sukumar Chakraborty Susanta KBhowmick Indrani Basu Ranu Banerjee Jayati Adhikary Special Education Anita Varma Dr Aditi Mondal Shibani Iyengar Ratnabali Ghosh Neela Ghosh Eva Dasgupta Madhu Dar Katie Dalal PG DipinMassCommunication(IIMC,NewDelhi),MPhil(JU) Prof Asoke Bhattacharya Debashree Banerjee Shabana Anwar, Uma Ahmad Education Sudha Kaul Augmentative and Alternative Communication GUEST FACULTY Librarian and Dr DipankarRoy Dr SuchandraMukherjee Dr KanikaMitra Dr NP DebRoy Dr Anupam Dasgupta Dr ZP Dadina Medical Social W Sujata Parekh Sayomdeb Mukherjee Shraddha Khator Madhuri Kapur Dipak Ghosh Putul Biswas Barsha Bhattacharya Advocacy T ork andCounselling FACULTY 2015-2016 BA, TTC MA, BEd MA,PGDipSplEd(Canada),CertificateinGenetic BA, PGDipEd(UK) BA MA (Psychology),DMR PhD PG Dip(SplEd),Specialisationin ASD (Singapore) BA, BEd rainers BEd (UK) BSc, BEd,MEd MBBS, DCH MA, BEd DSW, MPhil(UK) Assistant CoordinatorofCourses MSc(HumanDevelopment),MA (Education) BA (Hons),MS(USA) MEd (LD),Dip(VI) MA,MPhil,BEd,PGDipSplEd MSc, PhD(HumanDevelopment) MBBS, DABOS,EAAOS,DCH MBBS, DPM,MD BA, BEd BA (CalUniv),BSc(USA) MBBS, DO MA, BEd PhD (History),BEd(SplBEd), MA, MLiSc BA (Hons),PGDipSplEd MA (Ed),PGCert(SplEd) PhD, PGDipSplEd MA, DipSplEd(VI) MBBS, PhD,FACP, FRCP MA, MEd(SplEd-VI) BEE (JU) MD (Paed) Dr MadhuchhandaKundu Dr ReenaSen IICP Voice ofWorld Sangam, Asansol Missionaries ofCharity, Nurpur Pradip Centrefor Autism Management,Kolkata MENTAID Howrah SouthPointSchool, Bodhona, Kolkata Management Jaya Paul Dr Professor (Dr) Tandra Mitra Dr ParthaSarathiChakroborti and Management Prof Asis Mazumdar Jadavpur University COURSE COMMITTEE2015-2016 Sreela Bose Babul Basu Speech TherapyandHearingImpairment First Ashok KRath Prosthetics andOrthotics Dr IndraniDasgupta Dr MeenakshiBanerjee Dr Arun Singh Dr ManasSen Dr SSamanta DCH (UK),CCST (UK) Dr RajibSamanta Medical Autism Society Ananda Niketan,Howrah AKSHAR School,Kolkata FIELD WORK AGENCIES

Santwan Chattopadhyay Aid andNursing BSc Nursing, PG Dip Hospital Management MBA Healthcare MSc (Audiology&Speech Therapy) PG Dip(Audiology),CTD(UK) DP OE(Kol),BPO(UP),MOPSI MBBS, DCH,MD MBBS, MS(Ortho) MD (Dermatology) of W FRCPCH (UK),MRCP (UK), est Bengal Dean, FacultyofInterdisciplinaryStudies,Law MD (Med),DM(Neurology) MBBS, DCH DACEE Head DACEE Associate Professor I am moved and touched – God bless all of you here working and the divine children! – Alka Jalan, Entrepreneur and Social Activist

It is wonderful and an honour to be with such lovely people – it makes my day! – Anjana Mullick, Headmistress Bidya Bharati School (Primary Section)

Amazed by the work been done. Heart warming! – Rajiv Mittal, Senior Executive, HDFC Ltd

Best school in Kolkata! The school children need to belong to their ‘Houses’. – Ayaan and Armaan Banerjee, Newton Prep School, London

Thank you for an inspirational visit to a remarkable place of love, kindness and thank you to the students for the example they give us of succeeding against all the odds! – Craig Hall, Consul General, US Consulate, Kolkata

Thank you for one of the most wonderful days of my life! – Scott Warrick, friend and well-wisher from Canada AFFILIATED ORGANISATIONS

Andhra Pradesh Odisha Ambika Shishu Kendra Open Learning Systems 40-323 Bellary Road Plot No. G3/A/1 Gadakana Mouza Opp Zila Parishad PO Mancheswar Railway Colony, Near Press Chak Kurnool 518 001 Bhubaneshwar 751 017 Phone: 08518289312; 09246922325 Phone: 0674-2301806; 2301626 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected], [email protected] Assam Sikkim Prerona Spastic Society of Sikkim Spastic Society of Jorhat Special Education and Rehabilitation Centre Cinnamara Near TNHS School, Jeewan Theeng Marg Jorhat 785 008 Development Area Phone: 0376-2361386; 09854044474 Gangtok 737 101 Email: [email protected] Phone: 03592-231984 Fax: 03592-224725 Email: [email protected] Shishu Sarothi Spastic Society of Assam Uttar Pradesh Off Ramkrishna Mission Road, Birubari Kiran Guwahati 780 016 Kiran Village, Madhopur Phone: 0361-2470990 PO Kuruhuan 5032 Email: [email protected] Varanasi 221 005 Phone: 91-542-2366346 Fax: 91-542-2670180 Jharkhand Email: [email protected], [email protected] Deepshikha Swami Shradhanand Road The Spastic Centre Ranchi 834 001 Bal Bhavan 16/99A, Phool Bagh Phone: 651-2214203; 2207161 Kanpur 208 001 Email: [email protected] Phone: 91-512-350549 Fax: 91-512-355106 Email: [email protected] Kerala Raksha West Bengal Yasmin Villa 370 Darragh-Es-Salaam Road Goodricke School for Special Education Kochangadi Jyoti Nagar, Sesh Basanta Path Kochi 682 002 Sevoke Road, 2.5 Mile, Siliguri Phone: 484-2227707; 2227937 Siliguri 734 001 Email: [email protected] Phone: 0353-2541343 Email: [email protected] Meghalaya Dwar Jingkyrmen Jalpaiguri Welfare Organisation School for Children in Need of Special Education Club Road, Opp PD College Stonyland PO & Dist Jalpaiguri Shillong 793 003 Jalpaiguri 735 101 Phone: 0364-2221226 Phone: 03561-230304 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] [email protected] Mizoram Spastic Society of Mizoram Prerana Educational Centre B/68 R Lal Danga Bldg, Chhinga Veng C/o Agniraj Aizawl 796 001 Buddhadeb Bose Road Phone: 03892301115; 2325267 Ashrama Para Email: [email protected] Siliguri 734 401 Phone: 0353-2543582 Email: [email protected]

Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy P-35/1 Taratolla Road, Kolkata 700 088 Phone: 91 33 2401 0240 / 3488 / 2347 / 2348 Fax: 91 33 2401 4177 Email: [email protected] Website: www.iicpindia.org

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