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Janaseva Foundation, Pune Janaseva Foundation, Pune “Service to man is Service to God” Annual Report April 2017 - March 2018 Establishment 15 th January 1988 (Completed 30 years) Registration E/1193 Pune, Dated 23/05/1988 Under Bombay Public Trust Act 1950 Income Tax: 80G – Pn/CIT-I/80G/99/2010-11/2112 dated 26/08/2010 validity indefinitely FCRA No.: 083930238 for receiving foreign contribution Recipient of Special Consultative Status from United Nations Organization Accredited by Credibility Alliance under Desirable Norms GuideStar India’s Advanced level - Gold Certification for TRANSPARENCY Address : Indulal Complex, 1 st floor, Above Rupee Bank, Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, Navi Peth, Pune – 411 030. Tel. (020) 24538787/8. Telefax : (020) 24537373 Email : [email protected] Web sites : http://janasevafoundation.org, http:// kmsnursingschool.org Page 1 of 60 Contents Preamble / Forward Projects 1. Elderly Care and Welfare programmes Old Age Homes Late Pravinchandra K. Shroff Long Term Care Centre Day Care Centre for Senior Citizens Century Clubs Regional Resource Training Centre (RRTC) Rural Hub- Mrs. Kanchanben Hirabhai Shah (Chokhawala) Sanskrutik Bhavan Anand Melava - World Senior Citizens’ Day Celebration Meet the Stalwart News bulletin – Ageing & Longevity News Senior Citizens Forum Networking of NGOs 2. Health Care Late Com. Govindrao Dhapre Rural Hospital Lions Club of Pune Aundh Pashan Janaseva Foundation Eye Hospital National Health Mission (NHM) and Mobile Health Unit Physiotherapy Centers 3. Destitute Care Destitute Rehabilitation Center Girls Hostel 4. Disable care Computer Training and Placement 5. Care and School Education of Street / Slum children 6. Education & Skill Development Programmes Mrs. Kumudben Madanbhai Sura Nursing School & Nursing Hostel Mrs. Vimal Mutha Grooming Academy Late Shri S.P. Malhotra Skill Development Centre Vocational Training supported by The Malhotra Weikfield Foundation Ward Boy and Aaya Training Basic Geriatric Care Training 7. Research and Publications Page 2 of 60 8. Rural Development Construction of Toilets Development of 35 Rural Villages 9. CSR activities 10. Internship 11. Important Events / Activities 12. Conference / Seminars / Lectures 13. Awards and Recognitions 14. Board Meetings 15. Board of Trustees 16. Patrons, Abassadors, Advisors and Committee Members 17. Staff 19. Donations and Grants 19. Financial Statements 20. Remarks Condolence Acknowledgement Page 3 of 60 Preamble Janaseva Foundation has completed 30 glorious years and yet another memorable year as a service provider. Dr. Vinod Shah has come from family of freedom fighters. Through sheer hard work and talent he has risen above the delicate financial conditions of his parents. He did his MBBS and MD and later on received a degree in gastroenterology from USA. In Sassoon Hospitals he came across many poor patients who come to govt. hospital to seek treatment. In the evening on his way back he saw the same patients lying on the footpath whom he had treated in the hospital during day time. He saw their plight and decided to do something about the poorest of poor. He is inspired by the teachings and the spirit of service of Mahatma Gandhi, Sane Guruji, Baba Amte and Saint Mother Teresa. Initially he joined Jaycees International and his achievement there is spectacular. Later he along with his colleagues and his wife hired a small wing of Sonapur hospital at Khanapur, where he started health services. While doing so he saw the plight of poor rural elderly and reserved few cots in this same wing and thus began the oldage home. This reality, observation and experience prompted Dr. Shah to establish a voluntary social organization named "Janaseva Foundation” , in 1988. Motto of the foundation is ‘Service to Man is Service to God’ . Initially foundation started with rural hospital and oldage homes and gradually evolved into a well established, widely recognized and one of leading Charitable Organizations in Pune District. It serves the society through diverse fields like health care, elderly care, disabled care, destitute care, education, vocational and skill development training and research, care and school education of street children, construction of toilets, village development etc. Its beneficiaries include the elderly, sick, disabled, destitute, women, divorcees, poor youth and rural population etc. Foundation has 5 acres of land at Ambi Ranwadi, Block Velhe, District Pune, on Panshet Road where most of it’s projects are located in Sanghvi Complex and another 5 acres of land at Bhilarewadi, Katraj Pune. All it’s projects have their own buildings and infrastructure. Dr. Shah is the active Chairman and the guiding spirit for the sincere and devoted social workers and trustees. Janaseva Foundation is registered under Bombay Public Trust Act 1950 having registration No. E/1193 Pune dated 23/05/1988 . It is also registered under 80G and FCRA to receive donations from abroad Foundation is managed by a board of 14 trustees headed by its founder chairman, Dr. Vinod Shah. Janaseva Foundation is a non-political, non-religious,equal opportunity employer . While imparting its services foundation does not discriminate on the basis of religion, caste, creed, locality, gender etc. United Nations Organization has granted Janaseva Foundation a Special Consultative Status. Janaseva Foundation has even had a representation in United Nations Policy Page 4 of 60 Process regarding “Elderly Abuse” with the purpose of strengthening the protection of the human rights of elderly population. Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India , selected Janaseva Foundation to run a Regional Resource Training Centre for Maharashtra, Gujarat & Madhya Pradesh under the Scheme of Integrated Programme for Older Persons (IPOP) . Govt. of India has conferred Janaseva Foundation with Service NGO status and is recognized by Ministry of Social Welfare and Justice for providing healthcare services through Mobile Medical Units in 105 villages in and around Pune. Janaseva Foundation has received Vayoshreshtha Samman Award under the Category of Best Institution for providing Services to Senior Citizens and Awareness Generation by the Ministry of Social Welfare and Empowerment, Govt. of India under Scheme of National Award for Senior Citizens for the year 2016 on 01/10/2016 at the hands of then President of India Honourable Shri Pranab Mukherjee. Janaseva Foundation would like to extend gratitude to Mrs. Meena Shah (Executive Trustee), Adv. Vijay Saraf (Our Secretary) and CA Dr. Vardhaman L. Jain (Treasurer), Our Patrons, Trustees, Advisors, all Executive Board Members and last but not the least, the Staff for putting in their dedicated efforts and hard work to make this year successful. Vision Our vision is to be the best in our field and to be a role model for the others. Mission Our mission is to help the poorest of poor, to serve the ill, elderly, disabled, destitutes, poor rural population, women, divorcees, girls & boys through various projects and programmes with dedication, professionalism and love, to impart education and vocational training and do research. To continue to run all the projects effectively and to continue to serve the needy. We wish to make our beneficiaries physically & socio- economically healthy and rehabilitate them. Goal Our goal is to reach maximum number of needy, to ever expand our activities, to search for the changing needs of the society and accordingly start newer humanitarian services. We wish to serve all the needy sections of the society without any discrimination on the basis of religion, caste, language, gender, race etc. We want to involve all the sections of society in humanitarian activities. Providing innovative Leadership, Knowledge, Effective Communication and Financial Resources to accomplish our mission. Objectives Our objective is to have good and transparent governance, to make maximum use of donations for the actual welfare of the needy. To constantly improve / modify our services and the quality of our services. Page 5 of 60 Projects Late Smt. Kundangauri M. Sanghvi and Late Manharlal P. Sanghvi Complex [Land at Ambi=5 acres, Servant quarters= 866.25 sq.ft., Staff quarters=1196.20 sq. ft.] This complex is built with the donation given by Shri Bharatbhai Sanghvi on 5 acres of land donated by Shri Keshavrao Dhapare in memory of his brother late Com. Govindrao Dhapare. It is located some 45 km away from the city of Pune in a scenic, pollution free area of Ambi Ranwadi (Panshet) and houses most of the projects of the foundation e.g. rural hospital, mobile health unit, eye hospital, old age homes, nursing school and hostel, institute of education, dairy (cow shed) and rural hub. 1. Elderly Care and Welfare programmes Late Haribhai V. Desai Old age Home Shri Rasiklal Manikchand Dhariwal Old age Home Mrs. Icharjbai Chunnilal Khivansara Old age Home Due to rising population, urbanization, small houses, disintegration of joint family system and changing living values have adversely affected the society and particularly the elderly. This has affected elderly from both, poor and well to do families. This Oldage home was founded with generous donation from Shri Nitinbhai Desai, in the memory of Late. Shri. Haribhai V. Desai. About 50 elderly can be accommodated here. However, later even this was found to be insufficient to accommodate ever rising influx of elderly. Therefore another old age home was constructed with the donation received from Shri Rasiklal Manikchand Dhariwal and Mrs. Shobha Dhariwal and hence
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