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List of Agencies STATE Sl.No AGENCY CODE AGENCY DETAILS CONTACT INFORMATION ANDHRA PRADESH 1 AP54SAA SISHUGRUHA VIJAYAWADA MACHILIPATNAM Contact Person:G. Bujji Babu D.no 21-324-9 Sharkey colony noble colony Machilipatnam 521001 Phone No:91 9347593693 Mobile No:9347593693 Email:bujjibabusuji[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot]in Fax: 2 AP55SAA SHISHU VIHAR , CHITTOR Contact Person:Manjula Sishuvihar Opp DMH office Near Reddy ganta Check Post Vellove Road Chittor 517002 Phone No:08572 2240334 Mobile No:9533731098 Email:pdwdcwchi-ap[at]nic[dot]in Fax:085722240334 3 AP46SAA SISHUGRUHA GUNTUR Contact Person:T.Naga Koteswara Rao SISHU GRUHA DURGA BAI MAHILA PRAGANAM BESIDE COLLECTOR BUNGALOW GUNTUR DISTRICT GUNTUR-4 522004 Phone No:0863 8885909007 Mobile No:8332980968 Email:saaguntur[at]gmail[dot]com Fax:08632234159 4 AP39SAA SISHUGRUHA ONGOLE Contact Person:R.SREELATHA C/o Balasadhan WD CW building complex Ram Nagar IIIrd Line Ongole Prakasam-523001 523001 Phone No:08592 239222 Mobile No:9059745220 Email:dcpuprk[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 5 AP40SAA SISHUGRUHA KRISHNA Contact Person:Nigel Mills Daddys Home Care and Share Buddavaram Village Gannavaram Mandal 521101 Phone No:91 9948661346 Mobile No:9948661346 Email:nigelmills[at]yahoo[dot]com Fax:0866 -2480488 6 AP48SAA SISHUGRUHA KADAPA Contact Person:M.Kumari SISHU GRUHA KONDAYAPALLIBALALA SADHANAM COMPOUNDNEAR CHINNACHOWK PANCHAYATHI OFFICEKADAPA -5160001 516001 Phone No:08562 9494238940 Mobile No:9494238940 Email:saakadapa[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 7 AP43SAA SISHUGRUHA VIJIANAGARAM Contact Person:M.A.Naidu Plot No-43 Sia lalitha Nagar Revenue Colony K.L Puvam Vitianagaram 535003 Phone No:08922 235411 Mobile No:9492589410 Email:saavzm[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 8 AP42SAA SISHUGRUHA SRIKAKULAM Contact Person:K NARESH C/o Children HomeSegidi Veedhi Arasavalli Srikakulam Town. 532403 Phone No:08942 240630 Mobile No:9989498932 Email:saa123sklm[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 9 AP45SAA SISHUGRUHA WEST GODAWARI Contact Person:R. Rajesh Sishugruha Door No14-60 State Bank Colony Road No 1 Gavaravaram Xaviernagar Eluru West Godavari District 534003 Phone No:08812 232871 Mobile No:9491063818 Email:sishugruhaelr[at]yahoo[dot]com Fax: 10 AP44SAA SISHUGRUHA EAST GODAWARI Contact Person:K.PRAMEELA Sishugrehachildren home D. No 1-15 28 Sri ram Nagar Bhanugudi JN Kakinada 533001 Phone No: Mobile No: Email:prameelakollati[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 11 AP15saa WOMEN & CHILD DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Contact Person:Manju Patnaik D.No 38-23-10, Ground Floor, FCI Nagar, Marripalem, opp R and B Visakhapatnam 530018 Phone No:0 9491327195 Mobile No:9491327195 Email:padmasishugreha[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 12 AP18saa SHISHU GREH Contact Person:P.Mehtaz Begum No:C/D-12 C-CampBack side Govt.Primary School Near Raithu Bazar Kurnool 518002 Phone No: Mobile No:9866847202 Email:dcpoknl[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 13 AP19saa SHISHU GREH Contact Person:N Deepthi CAMPUS OF SERVICE HOME NEAR MILK DAIRY JNTU ROAD WD CW DEPARTMENT ANANTHPUR DISTRICT. 515001 Phone No:91 9177783842 Mobile No:9177783842 Email:dcpuatp[at]gmail[dot]com Fax:08554 232337 14 AP47SAA SISHUGRUHA NELLORE Contact Person:S.VIDYAVATHI Shishu Gruha A.K. Nagar Revenue colony Beside Hero Honda Company SPSR Nellore District 524003 Phone No:0861 2355477 Mobile No:9491064151 Email:-dcponlr[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: ARUNACHAL PRADESH 1 SAA/AR/1 OJU WELFARE ASSOCIATION Contact Person:RATAN ANYA NAHARLAGUN NEAR POLICE STATION SECTOR-B DISTT. PAPUMPARE ARUNACHAL PRADESH 791112 Phone No: Mobile No:9436041374 Email:owanlg1[at]gmail[dot]com Fax:03602247350 2 AR20161 ACHUKURU WELFARE SOCIETY Contact Person:T.Tanio Achukuru Welfare society, ziro Lower subansiri district Arunachal Pradesh 791120 Phone No:00 9774886646 Mobile No:9774886646 Email:achukuru47[at]rediffmail[dot]com Fax: ASSAM 1 AS17SAA JAGRITI SANMILITA UNNAYAN KENDRA Contact Person:Gautam Kr. Saikia Bongalmora P.O-Islamgaon Dist.-Lakhimpur PIN-787054 Assam 787054 Phone No:03752 244110 Mobile No:9957975332 Email:saalakhimpurassam[at]gmail[dot] com Fax: 2 AS201625 SRI SRI SEWA ASHRAM Contact Person:Madhab Krishna Goswami Borpathar P.O. Maduripathar, Silapathar, Distt. Dhemaji Assam 787059 Phone No: Mobile No:9954440848 Email:goswamimadhav705[at]gmail[dot] com Fax: 3 AS201626 SADAU AOM GRAMYA PUTHIBHARAL SANTHA Contact Person:Balladev Sarma H.O- Sankar Nagar, Chandmari Path, P.O- Haiborgaon, Nagaon 782002 Phone No:0 3672220718 Mobile No:9435061686 Email:balladev_gssarmah[at]rediffmail [dot]com Fax: 4 SAA/AS/1 INDIAN COUNCIL FOR CHILD WELFARE Contact Person:Anamika Das G.N. BORDOLOI ROAD NEAR GOVERMENT EMPORIUM AMBARI GUWAHATI- 781001 ASSAM 781001 Phone No:0361 2543277 Mobile No:8011001195 Email:iccwasb[at]rediffmail[dot]com Fax:03612543277 5 AS201731 MISSION CONCERN Contact Person:Mrs Ambika Pradhan Dhansiri Nepali Basti PO Dhansiripar PS Diphu 782470 Phone No:0090 9365509711 Mobile No:9365509711 Email:pradhanambi28[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 6 AS201624 NICHIMA ORPHANAGE HOME SOCIETY Contact Person:Biswajit Karki Village- Sishubari, P.O- Koilamoila Dist-Chirang,BTC,Assam 783393 Phone No:0 9101471031 Mobile No:9957587167 Email:narzaryedison[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 7 AS201736 EIGHT BROTHERS SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIETY Contact Person:Pradip Borah Bamparbatia Bhupen Deka Path Tezpur 784001 Phone No:91 7002255487 Mobile No:8721057129 Email:eightbrotherssocial[at]gmail[dot] com Fax: 8 AS201627 GAUTAM ROY FANS CLUB Contact Person:P.C. Surana central Road Lala, W/No 2 Hailakandi, Assam 788163 Phone No: Mobile No:9435078689 Email:groyfansclub1[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 9 AS12SAA NIVEDITA NARI SANSTHA Contact Person:Diba Roy Opp South City Hospital Kabiura Lane Meherpur Silchar-788015 Cachar Assam 788015 Phone No:03842 9435070157 Mobile No:9435070157 Email:nns[dot]silchar[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 10 AS201623 STUDENT WELFARE MISSION Contact Person:KUMUD KALITA WARD NO 6 SANTIPUR, PATHSALA, BARPETA ASSAM 781325 Phone No: Mobile No:9435128847 Email:swm[dot]ptsl[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 11 AS14SAA SARVANGI VIKASH TRUST Contact Person:XZ B.T. Road opp new civil hospital, Bongaigaon Assam-783380 783380 Phone No: Mobile No:9435011466 Email:svtbongaigaon[at]outlook[dot]com Fax: 12 AS15SAA NORTH EAST VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATION OF Contact Person:C. R. Goswami Bidyapara Curch Road Near Kabarsthan Dist. Dhubri Assam Head Office Lifeline Clinical Hospital and Research Centre P.O-KahiliparaDakhin GaonGuwahati-781019 Assam 783301 Phone No:0361 9957146553 Mobile No:9435624156 Email:nevardsaadhubri[at]gmail[dot]com Fax:03612229449 13 AS201732 DESTINY NGO Contact Person:Rajdeep Bhadra Longai road near sathsangha ashram karimganj pin-788710 788710 Phone No:03843 8876308112 Mobile No:8876308112 Email:mailatdestiny[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 14 AS201622 SHAPE Contact Person:Porag Goswami Jyotinagar, B.G. Road, Sibsagar 785640 Phone No:91 09706048626 Mobile No:9706048626 Email:shapeghy[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 15 AS11SAA MIISSIONARIES OF CHARITY Contact Person:Sis Dellagrace MC Nirmala Shishu BhavanHouse No. 68 Ward 7-9K.R.B.RoadBharalumukh Assam 781009 Phone No: Mobile No: Email:ujjalsarma20[at]yahoo[dot]in mcadoption6[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 16 AS201735 FHERENGA DAO NGO Contact Person:Hemanta sarmah Baruah Ward no 1 HO udalguriPO udalguri 784509 Phone No:03711 224075 Mobile No:9957800108 Email:saaudalguri[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 17 AS201733 GRAMYA VIKASH MANCHA Contact Person:Prajnashree Chakravarty Kardoitola,Near Barbari chowk, PO Barbari via Kalag, Dist Nalbari Pin- 781351 781351 Phone No:03624 283888 Mobile No:9706231399 Email:saanalbari2017[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 18 AS13SAA MATRI MANDIR, Contact Person:Mrs.Deepali Borah House No - 25, South Sarania, Near Iskcon Temple, Ulubari,Guwahati 781007 Phone No:0361 2523109 Mobile No:9864023724 Email:matrimandir1989[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 19 AS201628 SHANTI SEVA ASHRAM Contact Person:Nayanmoni Moran Aniruddha Path,Bazaltoli,po-Borguri, pin-786126 Dist- Tinsukia Assam 786126 Phone No:91 8761902097 Mobile No:9957470221 Email:saatinsukia2016[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 20 AS201730 HOSANA ORPHAN HOME Contact Person:Judith Hrangchal Vill lower Muolhoi BPO Dintharveng PO PS Halflong 785634 Phone No:91 9365187176 Mobile No:8638742539 Email:judithhrangchal[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: 21 AS18SAA MORIGAON MAHILA MEHFIL, Contact Person:Wahida Rehman Civil Hospital RoadWard No.-7P.O-Morigaon Dist.-Morigaon PIN-782105 Assam 782105 Phone No:000000 09435164216 Mobile No:8399992201 Email:mahilamehfil[at]yahoo[dot]co[dot] in Fax: 22 AS201729 GOLAGHAT NIRMAN MAHILA GOT NGO Contact Person:Khireswer Saikia Law College Road P.O.Bengenakhowa, Golaghat, Assam 785621 Phone No:03774 294403 Mobile No:8752886767 Email:saagolaghat[at]gmail[dot]com Fax: BIHAR 1 BH201636 RASTRIYA VIKAS EVAM SAMAJ KALYAN PARISHAD Contact Person:Ajay Kumar Singh C/o- Alok thakur, Vill-Bhachhi,P.o-Bhachhi Madhubani 847211 Phone No:91 9334485442 Mobile No:8709306372 Email:madhubanisaa[dot]rveskp[at]gmail [dot]com Fax: 2 BH201640 CHILD DEVELOPMENT WELFRE SOCIETY Contact Person:Ms. Shweta rani Child Development Welfare Society, Vill- Shivpuri, Ward No.7/9, Behind Bijali Office, Araria 854311 Phone No: Mobile No: Email:arariasaa[dot]cdws[at]gmail[dot] com Fax: 3 BH201420 NARAYANI SEVA SANSTHAN Contact Person:Sweta Kumari Bhawan No 53 Shaktinagar Baipass Road PO Sadha Distt chapra saranBihar- 841301 841301 Phone No:0 8578003922 Mobile No:8936899202 Email:saransaa[dot]nss[at]gmail[dot]com Fax:0 4 BH201416 HANUMAN PRASAD GRAMIN VIKAS SEVA SAMITI Contact Person:Rampravesh Kumar Anil Kumar Radhanagar Near Koshi Chowk dist:saharsa Bihar-852201 852201 Phone No: Mobile No:9431082520 Email:saharsasaa[dot]hpgvss[at]gmail[dot] com Fax:06212816271 5 BH201418 SWARGIYA KANHAI
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