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XXVI: List of Sphere Members Local Partners in Uttar Pradesh and IAG- up List Annexure- XXVI: List of Sphere members local partners in Uttar Pradesh and IAG- UP list A. IAG Uttar Pradesh Member List ( on process for updating) S. no. Member agency Contact Person Phone No. E-mail Address 1 Oxfam India Jeso Jhonson 0522-2204783 [email protected] 1,Dalibagh,Butler Road, Lucknow- 226001 2 GDS Ghanshyam Mishra 9415333706 [email protected] B-1/84, Sector-B Aliganj, Lucknow-226024 3 Action Aid Debabrat Patra 0522-4113494/ [email protected] 2nd Floor, 3/545, Sai Plaza Building Vivek Khand,Lucknow- 226010 4 Care India Jeet Singh 0522-2334436 [email protected] B-718,Sec-C, Mahanagar, Lucknow 5 Unicef Amit Mehrotra 0522-4093333 [email protected] 3/194,Vishal Khand, Gomti Nagar,Lucknow-226010 6 UNDP Aditi Umrao 0522-2237515 [email protected] 6th Floor, BapuBhawan, Lucknow 7 PGVS Dr. Bhanu 0522-2304856 [email protected] 1/122, Vijay Khand,Gomtinagar,Lucknow-226010 8 CASA Kamal Kumar 0522-4109343 [email protected] 1/73, Vinit Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow SitapurRoad,Lucknow- 227208 9 Vatsalya Dr. Neelam Singh 0522-2351130 [email protected] C - 377, Church Road, Indira Nagar,Lucknow- 226 016 10 ProAct SandeepManjhi 9415012006 [email protected] Lucknow 11 Water Aid K.J. Rajeev 0522-4065412/13 [email protected] 2/203, Vishal Khand, Gomti nagar,Lucknow-226010 12 PANI Bharat Bhushan 05278-225178 [email protected] 1/13/190, Civil lines, Faizabad,Lucknow-224001 13 GEAG K.K. Singh [email protected] 224,Purdilpur, MG Collage Road, Gorakhpur-273001 14 Sahayog Network Dr. B.C. Serivastava 05544-263271 [email protected] /[email protected] c/o 9, Adarsh Colony, shohratgarh, Siddharth Nagar- /9450553206 272205 15 SSK Ashok Bhai 0522-6980124 [email protected] Sahbhagi Road, ChhathaMeel(Behind Police Fire Station), Nagendra Singh SitapurRoad,Lucknow- 227208 16 World Vison AshishSwaal Singh 0522- J 325First floor, Aashiyana Colony,Lucknow-226012 2425829/2425839 17 Plan India Rajan Vadivelu 0522-2399926 [email protected] 1/100 Vivek Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow- 226010 ,9721009966 18 CRS Jackson Christe 0522-2353552 [email protected],[email protected] B-116/8,Indira Nagar,Lucknow 19 Pratinidhi Samiti Dr. Majahar 9451913298 [email protected] H.No. 34 GaziNagar, Takrohi Bazar,( Indira Nagar, Sec. 11) Lucknow – 227001 20 Panchseel Dhruv Kumar 9919831361 [email protected] 183,Hanuman colony, Sufipura,Baharaich– 271801 Development Trust Page 1 of 8 B. List of Sphere members local partners Uttar Pradesh Any others information like Sl.No. Organization Name Focal Person Designation Email Mobile Organization Office Address Operational District sectoral expertise, Name landline No. websites etc 1 9415217442 0532-2232845, Society for Welfare and swarg_swarg@red Advancement for Rural Anil Yadav Allahabad iffmail.com Generation (SWARG) 2 9628370580 Manav Sansadhan Evam Bhanuja [email protected] Varanasi Mahila Vikas Sansthan 3 [email protected];swi 9415268049 0542-223815 Social Welfare Institute U.C. Pathak Varanasi [email protected] 4 9758320233 [email protected] /9719515678 m Deep Jan Kalyan Samiti Premjeet Grewal Bareily anishahmedkhanjahangeer @gmail.com 5 9412105292, Gram Vikas Sansthan [email protected] P.P.P. Tomer Meerut 6 (Gravis) o.in 0121-2421706 7 Human Welfare 9415304759 Dr. Rajani Kant [email protected] Varanasi Association 8 9415072788 / 9839669663 Bhartiya Gramothan Sanjay Awasthi [email protected] Bahraich Vikas Sansthan 9 Paradyuman [email protected] Grameen Sewa Sansthan Gorakhpur Mishra m 10 SHARNAM SANSTHAN Adhesh Saxena [email protected] Lucknow 11 Vatsalya Dr. Neelam Singh C-377, Church All the districts of ICT, Health Road, Indira Uttar Pradesh Nagar, Lucknow- 226016 12 Sarathi Development Mr. Akhilesh Plot Number: 45 & Raibareilly, Fatehpur, Health, Rural Foundation Tiwari 46, Dhawa Estate, Lucknow, Sitapur, Development, Behaind TATA Shahjahanpur, Education, Livelihood Motors, Deva Barabanki districts of UP Page 2 of 8 Road, Chinhat, Lucknow – 226028 13 Meerut Sewa Samaj Fr. John Chiman GPO-75, Saharanpur, Meerut Health, Kankarkhera, Immunization Sardhna Road, Meerut Cantt- 250001, UP 14 Holy Cross Welfare Sr. Consillia C/o Jeevan Jyoti, Sitapur Health Society Community Centre, Laharpur Road, Near Khairabad Railway Station Sitapur- 261131 (U.P.) 15 Diocesean Social Work Fr. Melwyn Plot No. IB/SSS- Raibareilly, Child Rights, Child Society Rodrigues 101, Vrindavan Barabanki, Bahraich, protection, Yojna,Uttretia Shravasti, Lucknow Education, P.O., Raebareli Livelihood, DRR Road, Lucknow- 226029 16 Gorakhpur Mr. Shiraz A. 224, Purdilpur, Gorakhpur, Balia, Agriculture, Environmental Action Wazih MG College Banda, Faizabad Livelihood Group (GEAG) Road, Gorakhpur- 273 001, UP 17 Purvanchal Gramin Seva Fr. Varghese Fatima Nagar, Gorakhpur, Deoria, DRR, Emergency Samiti (PGSS Alumchuvatti Padri Bazar, Kushinagar, Response, Livelihood Gorakhpur – Maharajganj, Basti, 273014, Uttar Sant Kabirnagar, and Pradesh, India Siddharthnagar 18 Human Welfare Dr Rajanikanth, [email protected] :9415304759 Dr Rajanikanth,S- UP - Varanasi Livelihood Association 15/116-2A, C, Mawaiya, Sarnath, Varanasi Uttar Pradesh 19 Srishti Seva Sansthan Sunil Kumar [email protected] 05523-222140 Sunil Kumar Maharajganj Livelihood Pandey, Pandey,Hanuman gadhi,Cinema Road ,Maharajganj,Distr ic-Mharajganj- 273303 Page 3 of 8 20 Rural Organisation for Mustaq Ahmed , [email protected] :9450156972 Mustaq Ahmed ,S- Maharajganj Livelihood social Advancement m 15/116-2A, C, (ROSA) Mawaiya, Sarnath, Varanasi 21 Gramin Vikas Prayas Ms. Savita [email protected] :9506063705 Ms. Savita Suman Mau Gender Samiti Suman , ,Kopaganj,Mau Mainstreaming 22 Manjul Mahila Kalyan Manjula [email protected] :9451054472 Manjula Allahabad Gender Samiti Srivastava , Srivastava ,331- Mainstreaming EWS,ADA Colony,Neem Sarai ,Block- Bahadurpur,Allaha bad 23 Yuva Vikas Sanstha Mr. Rajendra [email protected] :9451781559 Mr. Rajendra Sign Ghazipur Gender Sign ,pur - ,Salempur,Post- Mainstreaming 233227.UP Mohammadabad, Dist.- Ghazipur - 233227.UP 24 Hitaishi Sewa Sanstha Uttama Singh, [email protected] 9889252819, 0510-2331318 Uttama Singh, Jhansi Urban Poverty Hitaishi Sewa Sanstha,119,Ayod hyapuri -284022 25 Manav Seva Sansthan J.P.Trivedi , [email protected] :9412494629 J.P.Trivedi , Agra Urban Poverty Gayatri Puram,Civil Lines,Fatehpur- 212601 26 Purvanchal Gramin Fr. Varghese, [email protected] :9415875646 Fr. Varghese, Padri Gorakhpur Urban Poverty Bazar,Gorakhpur - 273015 27 Ankur Yuva Chetna Ms. Jyoti Khare, [email protected] Mobile No.- Phone No.-0522- Ms. Jyoti Khare, Lucknow Urban Poverty 09415013515 4022358, Chandralok Colony,Aliganj,Luc know-226024 28 Gautam Budha Jagriti Shri Dhar [email protected] :9415163366 Shri Dhar Pandey, Noida Urban Poverty Kendra Pandey, Post Uska Bazar,Dist Siddharth Nagar- UP Page 4 of 8 29 Abul Kalam Azad Jan Nazim Ansari, [email protected] :7860597431 Nazim Ansari, 6- Allahabad Urban Poverty sewa Sansthan B,Strachy Road,Civil Lines,Allahabad 30 Jan kalyan Gramin vikas Dorothy [email protected] :9431015620 Dorothy Patna Urban Poverty Samiti Fernandes, Fernandes, Oppo. B.N.College ,PNB ATM,Ashok Rajpath-Patna, Bihar 31 Laxmi Jyoti Awasthi , [email protected] :9650200773 Jyoti Awasthi , M- Gaziabad Urban Poverty 176,Sec 12,Pratap Vihar,Ghaziabad 32 National Institute for Dr. Satyendra [email protected], 0621-2251880 Dr. Satyendra Muzaffarpur Urban Poverty Rural Development, Kumar Singh [email protected] Kumar Singh Education, Social Majhaulia, P.O.: upliftment and Health Khabara, District: (NIRDESH Muzaffarpur- Pin:843146, Bihar 33 Abhyudaya Sansthan Mrs. Mamta abhyudaya.india@rediffmail :9450172124 Mrs. Mamta Mahobba Drought Project Pandey , .com Pandey ,MIS- 14,Indira Nagar,Banda(UP)- 210001,/S-8,314- A-9-E-1,Khajuri Pndeypur,Varanas i-221002 34 Centre for Alternative Mr. Rajesh [email protected] :9871115382 Mr. Rajesh Jhansi Drought Project Dalit Media Upadhyay, Upadhyay,M- 3/22,First Floor,Model Town-III,New Delhi-110009 35 Society Development Dr. Ashok [email protected] 9415055801 Dr. Ashok Lalitpur Drought Project Alternatives Khosla,B-32, Khosla,B-32, Tara Crescent,Qutub Instituional Area,New Delhi- 110016 Page 5 of 8 36 Gorakhpur Dr.Shiraz A [email protected] 9415211006 Dr.Shiraz A Wajih Mahoba Drought Project Environmental Action ,224,Purdilpur,M. Group G College Road,Post Box-60, Gorakhpur- 273001 37 Parmarth Samaj Sevi Sanjay singh, [email protected] 05162-258412 Sanjay singh,Mona Hamirpur Drought Project Sansthan House Churkhi Road,Orai District Jalaun,UP 38 Sarvodaya Sewa Ashram Mr. Ashok sarwade.ashokgmail.com 9075504719 Mr. Ashok Chitrakoot Drought Project Sarwade Sarwade,Post- Karvi,District Banda,UP 39 Institute of Social Mr. K.K.Singh , [email protected] 895301556 Mr. K.K.Singh Chitrakoot Drought Project Development Trust ,Opposite Ramayan Mela Compound ,Sitapur,Chitrakoo t,Uttar Pradesh 40 Vikas Udyog Samiti Vinod Kumar , [email protected] 9415113302 Vinod Kumar Uttar Pardesh - Drought Project m ,Vikas Tikamgadh Colony,Chirgaon,J hansi Uttar Pardesh 41 , PGVS, Raghwendra, [email protected], 8299317362, PGVS- UP PGVS- 419, Humanitarian & DRR Gorakhpur Ismailpur ,PO – Geeta press, Gorakhpur, 273005, +919936033344. 42 GDS Probir Bose [email protected], 9415403679 B-1/84, Sector B, Gorakhpur, Humanitarian & DRR Aliganj, Lucknow Maharajganj, 226024, 0522- Siddharthnagar 4075891. 43 SES Devendra [email protected] Devendra- 9, Prem Kunj,
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