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Detailed Project Proposal SAMPARC SOCIAL ACTION FOR MANPOWER CREATION. SAMPARC SCHOOL & HOSTEL PROJECT BHAMBARDE Tal. - Mulshi, Dis. - Pune-412 108, Maharashtra, India. Mob: - 9922662135,9922848666, 9822803343 Email: [email protected] Head office Email: [email protected] Website www.SAMPARC-india.org Head office - 97 66 34 34 56 PROPOSAL FOR SATELLITE ROUTER SAMPARC BHAMBARDE SCHOOL & HOSTEL TALUKA MULSHI, DISTRICT PUNE SAMPARC – Social Action for Manpower Creation – a charitable society and trust - working for overall protection and care of the orphan and destitute children since last 24 Years, running Children’s home in the state of Maharashtra, Gujarat, West Bengal and Rajasthan. SAMPARC also runs other projects for Social Welfare and rural development. There are vocational training centers for rural school drop outs, Educational support programs for poor community, School & Hostel for rural tribal community students, rural medical Centre and mobile medical van for rural health service, woman empowerment programs along with self-help groups for up lifting the standard of living of the poor rural community. The success of SAMPARC was recognized by the Government of India and awarded “National Child Welfare Award” to SAMPARC in 1998. BACKGROUND OF THE PROPOSAL: SAMPARC Bhambarde School working since 1998 for development of children academic education the stake holders are poor needy, tribal and disadvantage children of west part of Mulshi taluka comprising of 45 villages directly dependent on education to make their survival easy. SAMPARC Bhambarde School takes lots of efforts to convince parent to send their children regular in school and keep them in education at least up to HSC level. The success is after 17 years where education has become compulsory and parents agree to send their children for completing their education. The support need support in various forms like infrastructure basic amenities and facilities like food clothing and shelter water electricity and space for children to groom in home friendly atmosphere. For project implementation SAMPARC Page 1 Parents are support partners to take few responsibilities in leading project towards sustainable achievements of the goals. BRIEF OF THE BHAMBARDE SCHOOL & HOSTEL: Bhambarde School is on Gat no. 347, 348, 345, 344, 342, 341 of village Bhambarde, Tal. Mulshi, Dist. Pune comprise of 13-acre land. It has classrooms from 5th to 10th std. and separate building for 11th and 12th std. Government has now given permission to run the classes up to 12thstd. There is a hostel where both boys and girls have separate accommodation. They have common dining hall, medical room, reactor rooms, guest room, well-equipped computer lab and library. In 2000 SAMPARC got affiliation from State Board of Secondary Education and thus it become a regular education center of the west back part of Mulshi lake area comprising 25 villages. This is the 1st school and education center of the area and after counseling the parents SAMPARC made possible to bring children from the various surrounding villages. The children are mostly from poor schedule caste, schedule tribe, OBC and Maratha community. Economically they are very poor and depend on money they receive from own people living in Mumbai, Pune and other areas. Parents were keen on sending children for labor and migration. Looking at this problem SAMPARC had decided to start this school till 12th standard to develop morale pressure on people of nearby community to send the children and targeted for free education of all children of age group of 16-19 to complete 12th standard and living in the hostel. The school provides a good platform for various extracurricular and cultural activities. The school bagged many District & Taluka level awards & medals for special performance in sports. Coaching in sports is provided to many enthusiastic youngsters in a 2-acre wide specially prepared sports ground. SAMPARC Page 2 SAMPARC Bhambarde School & Hostel is recognized “Best School in Mulshi Taluka of the year 2005”. The school has well-furnished classrooms, kitchen-cum-dining hall, toilets, laboratory, library and Computer Lab, a huge playground for the students. The project has water reservoir /check dam on 1.5 acres of land where 5 acres of land is brought under agriculture cultivation. But it needs major renovation work for water storage remove leakages and broaden storing capacity to overcome summer water distribution problems and usage for children and staff residing use in the campus There is a medical Centre in the hostel campus, equipped with primary medical facilities. A residential doctor caters medical services and treatment to the patients, conducts health awareness programs in nearby villages of Bhambarde Centre. Like Govt schools and city schools SAMPARC do have the Professional experienced staff serving on post of Headmaster, trained teachers, office staff, hostel in-charge, Drivers, doctor & helpers and other staff. One of the most significant factors that differentiate this school and hostel from other such institutions in and around Pune is that it provides a very serene, congenial & pollution-free atmosphere for children to flourish as home atmosphere to stay and study for making their career. Student from the school are representing National level participation for India team in Netball participated in State competitions and won various prize in Kho-Kho, Kabbadi, Volley ball, Athletics and other sports events. AIM OF THE ORGANIZATION: Through Education bring change in the life of children & community of the rural area and to create economic avenue in these remote areas through people participation and support of villages where community will have decision making power for the development of themselves and for their own villages in rural areas. SAMPARC Page 3 FOLLOWING ARE THE DETAILS OF CLASSWISE SCHOOL & HOSTEL STUDENTS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021: Sr.no. Std Boys Girls Total 01 5 19 07 26 02 6 16 04 20 03 7 19 23 42 04 8 24 17 41 05 9 24 17 41 06 10 13 19 32 07 11 14 13 27 08 12 15 08 23 Total students 140 113 253 NEED OF THE WORK Bhambarde School is comprised of 18-acre area along with 2 Hostels – One for Boys and another one for Girls. About 200 Boys & Girls live in the Hostel. Apart from that all together 315 Students attend regular School. About 50 People including Teacher, Hostel Staff, Office Staff and Rural Development Workers live in the premises. And most important thig is we have no network Schools and hostel project was situated in remote area. So we are having a lot of difficulties of Internet & network. In 21th century the internet facility is must in to the teaching & learning process. Lack of network issue it disrupts for learning & teaching process too. So for our SAMPARC School & Hostel project Bhambarde has required SATELLITE ROUTER UNIT. All children, teachers, other staff & SAMPARC organization will be grateful for long time if you fulfilled our need. Please co-operate us by providing the SATELLITE ROUTER UNIT. Attachment of supporting detail of SAMPARC School & Hostel project Bhambarde. We are in need of funds for SATELLITE ROUTER UNIT work of children’s academic teaching- learning process. We request you to support this cause of their children at hostel and school. PROPOSED BUDGET For HN9260 1.2mtr VSAT Sr. No. Particulars Amount 1 HUGHES VSAT: HN9260 with Ku Band1.2mtr Antenna & 2w RFT 80,860.00 with Installation Total Cost 80,860.00 If we receive the support, we will definitely display the partnership board of your kind support for work of SATELLITE ROUTER UNIT work with the Bhambarde School and Hostel. We shall present you details of all the transactions, the financial report, Photographs and progress report of work with utilization certificate. SAMPARC Page 4 BRIEF DETAILS OF SAMPARC: Name of the NGO : Social Action For Manpower Creation –SAMPARC Year of Establishment : 1990 Causes for which the NGO : Rehabilitation of the orphan, Children of CSW and works Needy Children. Geographies covered : Maharashtra, West Bengal, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. Total number of beneficiaries : 1570 Children, 3500 youth and 6000 women Vision of the NGO : To reach orphan, needy, helpless, disadvantaged children of commercial sex workers, tribal and poor rural and urban community children for their shelter, care, rights, protection, nutrition, best education, and to make them strong, educated and skillful; similarly work for youth and women by imparting vocational training , skill development and empowerment program to strengthen communities. Mission of the NGO : To provide specified infrastructure, competent working personnel and environment to meet the Vision, program requirement in various States in India and to reach to the most week area by creating support structure by developing orphanage, school, vocational training unit, counseling centers, rural community development and to work through issues based on the needs of the children, youth and women. Theory of Change : Time to time identify need, approaches and working agenda for next period of 5-10 years and to evaluate cause and effect of the past. Tally different existing and train and guide the NGO sectors and decide the course of action. Management Team : Mr.Amitkumar Banerjee, Post Graduate from XISS and M.Phill with research background with 35 years’ experience. Mr. Anuj Singh, M.B.A. and M.Phill in Social Work. Mrs. Vindhya Bapat, M.A. Psychology from Osmania University AP. Ms. Savita Thakur, M.Com, Pune University, School & Hostel Team : Mr. Dattatrya M. Chalak, M.A. Bed. With 25 years’ experience. ( School H.M.) Mr. Hiraman J. Kokane, M.A. Ded. And G.D.C.&A. With 15 years’ experience (Computer Teacher & Public Relation Coordinator.) SAMPARC Page 5 STATUTORY INFORMATION OF SAMPARC: Management Team : Mr.Amitkumar Banerjee, Post Graduate from XISS and M.Phill with research background with 35 years’ experience. Mr. Anuj Singh, M.B.A. and M.Phill in Social Work.
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