MINUTES OF THE 46thPROJECT APPROVAL BOARD (PAB) MEETING UNDER THE INTEGRATED CHILD PROTECTION SCHEME (ICPS) – ANDHRA PRADESH
The forty-sixth meeting of the PAB for ICPS was held under the Chairpersonship of Secretary WCD, on 11th July, 2012 to consider the financial proposal for release of grants for 2012-13 to the State of Andhra Pradesh. List of participants is placed at Annex ‘A’.
2. The Chairperson invited Principal Secretary, Department of Women and Child Development, to present the progress so far regarding putting Child Protection measures in place and their financial proposal under ICPS.
3. PAB was informed that Rs. 20.38crores had been released to the State Government for 2011-12, in November, 2011. However as per Statement of Expenditure, submitted by the State for 2011-12, Rs. 15.80 crores has remained unspent. PAB asked the State to confirm if the committed liabilities have been reflected in the SOE. Further, the SoE does not show any expenditure from State’s share of grants against some components.
The State explained that the SOE submitted was not correct and did not properly reflect salaries or committed liabilities. Staff under the Scheme had joined only in the middle of last year and also funds for the year were not released to the State Child Protection Society (SCPS) until March, 2012, resulting in delayed spending. In addition there has been a spillover of funds released earlier. The State will submit a revised SOE as soon as possible so that this year’s grant can be released without delay.
4. Service Delivery Structures: PAB expressed concern that no expenditure has been shown against the Service Delivery Structures in 2011-12 even though the Staff is in place. The State reiterated that the SoE needs to be reworked as it does not correctly reflect the actual expenditure.
Grant in Aid for Innovative project: The State has not provided any details of project under ‘Grant in Aid for Innovative Projects’ for which a sum of Rs. 20 lakhs has been solicited by them. Regarding this the PAB directed the State to submit all details so that the proposed project could be examined in the Ministry for release of grants.
Sponsorship, Foster Care and After Care Fund: The State has sought these funds for each district. It was decided that grant may be provided to the State for Sponsorship and After Care only, as guidelines for both these components have been finalized. PAB also directed the State to implement the programme with strict adherence to the guidelines.
5. Statutory Structures: RegardingChild Welfare Committees (CWCs) and Juvenile Justice Boards (JJBs), PAB was informed thatthoughthesehave been set up in all 23 Districts in the State and Members have been trained, the State has not uploaded any information regarding the functioning of these structures on the Ministry’s website. Also, whereas CWCs are functioning well in terms of pendency of cases, pendency in JJBs continues to be high and the quality of training provided to these bodies is not good. The State was advised to organize a second round of training in coordination with NIPCCD’s Regional Centre in Bangalore and use modules developed by NIPCCD for the same.
In addition PAB was also informed that though construction grant had been provided to the State for all JJBs and CWCs in (13 CWCs and JJBs in 2010-11 and 10 CWCs and JJBs in 2011-12), the State has requested for rent again for all JJBs and CWCs in 2012-13. The State was asked to clarify the position regarding this. It was informed that construction is still to be completed and thus rent would be required.
The State informed that computers are in place in all Homes where CWCs and JJBs are conducting their sittings and data entry has begun in phases.
6. Institutional Care: The issue of registration of all Homes under Section 34 (3) of the JJ Act was discussed. The State informed that a Government Order had been issued according to which all homes licensed under the Women and Children Licensing Act, have been automatically considered to be registered under the JJ Act. However, the State will now undertake an exercise to ascertain if the provisions of the JJ Act are being adhered to by all these Homes. PAB advised the State to involve the District Collectors in identification of unregistered Child Care Institutions.
The State’s proposal for institutional care was discussed including inter alia:
Maintenance grants for 21 Homes run by the Juvenile Welfare Department (JWD) and 81 Homes run by the Department of Women and Child Development (WCD) earlier funded under ICPS and 3 additional Children’s Homes under JWD. Upgradation of 23 Homes (1 Home in each district) and construction of buildings for 7 Homes, presently in rented premises, administered by WCD Upgradation of 10 Homes run by the JWD.
The State informed that all these Homes are registered under the JJ Act. However, these Homes are being run by different departments and have varying standards of care. The State also shared that process to bring all Homes under the control of DWCD, or rationalize or enhance standards within them will be shortly initiated, as advised in the last PAB meeting. State was asked to expedite this exercise especially as many of the Homes are also underutilised.
PAB was informed that upgradation grants were given for 6 of the Homes run by JWD in 2010-11. It was decided by PAB that upgradation grant would be provided for 10 Homes of JWD, as sought by the State, provided details of upgradation planned for each home and PWD estimates for the same are submitted to the Ministry, along with details of upgradation work already done in the six Homes for which grant was provided in 2010-11.
The need for additional Boys Children’s Homes in Vijayawada, Ananthpur and Nizamabad was discussed. The state exaplained that the existing Homes in these locations are for girls only and, therefore, boys homes are essential. These Homes were approved, however, no construction grants would be sanctioned.
Homes run by WCD: While approving the maintenance grant as proposed by the State for the 81 homes already being supported under ICPS, PAB asked the State to crosscheck the number of beneficiaries as there appear to be some discrepancies, and revert back with an updated occupancy position.
PAB was informed that the State had been given grants for upgradation of 20 Homes under WCD, in 2010-11, however, after the PAB for 2011-12, they requested for re-appropriation of the entire funds for complete upgradation of only 9 (nine)of these Homes. PAB advised that re-appropriation at this stage is not possible. However, the State could solicit support for additional amount spent on upgradation of these 9 Homes by providing details of the same.
In principle approval was accorded for upgradation grants sought by State for 23 Homes under WCD subject to submission of Home-wise details of work and PWD estimates.
Regarding grant for construction of buildings for 7 Homes, the State was directed to provide details including completion report of construction grant given for 7 other Homes last year, PWD estimates for proposed construction this year and land availability.
7. Model Home: PAB was informed that the State has submitted a revised proposalwith an enhanced budgetfor a Model Home at Vishakhapatnam, which is proposed as a cluster, consisting of a Children’s Home for Boys, an Observation Home for Boys and a Special Home for Boys. However, the State has not submitted item wise details explaining the reasons for the enhanced budget. The State explained that the increase is consequential to changes in design as recommended by the Ministry’s team of experts, according to which, Observation/Special Homes have had to be separated from Children’s Home. The number of children proposed to be housed has also gone up to 200 from the 170 planned earlier.
PAB directed that sanction of grants for construction may be limited to 25% above of the norms under ICPS. Any additional requirement may be met from the State’s own sources such as MP/MLA funds. While giving in principle approval for the cluster, PAB also directed the State to submit details as required. 8. Non - Institutional Care: PAB was informed that though there have been around 500 adoptions and reporting on adoption has improved over the past two years, however, of the 23 SAAs supported under ICPS in the State, four agencies are still not entering information on CARINGS. Also, the data being entered by the other adoption agencies is not real time data from the local level but is instead information collated at State level. PAB also drew the attention of the State to the need for constant updating of details of the profile of children, including those with special needs.
It was informed that training on CARINGS and non-institutional care for the State has been scheduled in the first week of August by CARA and PAB directed the State to ensure that all stakeholders attend the training.
PAB noted that the SoE submitted does not show any expenditure from last year’s recurring grant for the 23 SAAs. The issue is likely to be clarified in the revised SoE to be submitted by State Government.
9. Open Shelters: It was informed that of the 17 Open Shelters supported under ICPS, in the State last year, only ten Open Shelters are functional now. The State informed PAB that the selection process has been completed to identify organizations for establishment of 15 more Open Shelters as the intent is to have one such project in every district in the State. PAB desired to know whether a need assessment has been conducted to justify the necessity for such Open Shelters in each district and sought details of the same. No grants were approved for the 15 proposed shelters for the time being. The State was also asked for a report explaining reasons for the non-functionality of the seven Open Shelters for which support was provided last year under the Scheme. The State was also asked to take appropriate action on various representations received from NGOs regarding non-release of grants in 2010-11 and 2011-12.
10. Other Issues: The issue of the State not having submitted any data in the online monitoring formats was discussed. The State reported that the District Child Protection Units had just submitted their first monitoring reports and all the collated data for the last quarter of 2011-12 was submitted in the meeting. PAB also recommended that a quarterly review meeting on implementation of ICPS should be conducted in the State under the chairpersonship of the Chief Secretary.
11. Decisions taken by the Board: As the SOE submitted by the State for 2011-12 was found to be incorrect PAB desired that grants should be released to the State only after a revised SOE was submittedby the State giving updated figures of expenditure incurred.
The following decisions were taken and approvals granted by PAB:-
11.1 SPSU, SCPS, SARA and DCPU (all 23 Units): PAB approved recurring grants for 12 months in the current financial year. Grant-in-aid for innovative project: In principle approval was also accorded for Grant-in-aid for proposed innovative project, for current financial year, subject to details being provided by the State regarding the project.
Sponsorship/After Care Fund: Sponsorship and After Care fund to be provided for each district.
11.2 Institutional Care: PAB granted following approvals for homes:-
Maintenance grants for the entire year to 21 existing Government Homes run by JWD (List A)and for 3 Additional Boys Homes(List B), w.e.f. date of sanction,based on actual number of beneficiaries. Maintenance grants for 81 Homes run by WCD (List C) for the entire year 2012-13. In-principle approval for upgradation of 23 Homes run by the WCD, subject to a Home wise list of work proposed, being submitted. In-principle approval for upgradation for 10 Homes (List D) run by JWD, subject to details being furnished of work already done in the 6 homes for which grants had been provided in 2010-11 and a Home wise list of work proposed to be done now. In principle approval of construction of building for 7 Homes(List E), subject to State providing completion report of Homes for which construction grant was given last year, PWD estimates for proposed construction this year and land availability. Model Home: PAB approved construction grants for the Model Home subject to a limit of 25% above the ICPS norms.
11.4 Open Shelters:
Recurring grant was approved for the current financial year for 10 functional Open Shelters only(List F).
11.5SAA: PAB approved recurring grant for 23 Government run SAAs already being supported under ICPS for 12 months of the current financial year. (List G)
11.6CWCs & JJBs: Recurring grants were approved for all 23 CWCs and JJBs, except for the rent component, for the entire year.
The meeting ended with a Vote of Thanks to the Chair.
ANNEX ‘A’
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS:
1. Mrs NeelaGangadharan, Secretary, MWCD– Chairperson 2. Mrs.PreetiMadan, Joint Secretary (WCD) 3. Mrs.KalyaniChadha, Director, (CW-II) (WCD) 4. Dr. Dinesh Paul, Director, NIPCCD 5. Dr.JangannathPati, Jt. Director, CARA 6. Mr. R. Chatterjee, Under Secretary, Finance
STATE OF ANDHRA PRADESH
7. Mrs.NeelamSawhney, Principal Secretary, Deptt. Of Women & Child Development, Hyderabad
List A
INSTITUTIONAL CARE- JUVENILE WELFARE DEPARTMENT RUN HOMES
SL. NAME AND ADDRESS OF DISTRICT TYPE OF CAPACITY ACTUAL NO. NO. OF NO HOME HOME OF CHILDREN . CHILDREN WHITH AS ON 1st SPECIAL APRIL 2012 NEEDS (IF ANY)
GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS
1 Observation Home for Boys, D.No:50-49-36, TPT Observation Visakapatnam -- 50 -- 13 -- -- colony,Seethammadhara Home (NE), Visakhapatnam
2 Observation Home for Boys, D.No.69-20-1, Observation East Godavari -- 50 -- 22 -- -- Bhaskarnagar, Near CTRI, Home Rajahmundry – 533 105
3 Observation Home for Boys, Vidhyadhrapuram Kabala Observation Krishna -- 50 -- 23 -- -- Road PragathiBhavan, Home Vijayawada .
4 Observation Home for Boys, Observation Karkambadi Chittoor -- 50 -- 27 -- -- Home Road,Mangalam,Tirupathi.
5 Observation Home for Observation Boys,D.No.6-1-957, Ananthapur -- 50 -- 15 -- -- Home Lakshmi nagar, Anantapur
6 Observation Home for Boys, H.No.17/198, Plot No.12, Observation Kurnool -- 50 -- 16 -- -- Doctors colony, Kurnool – Home 518 002
7 Observation Home for Boys, Observation Central Prisons, Hyderabad -- 50 -- 32 -- -- Home Chanchalguda, Hyderabad
8 Observation Home for Boys, Beside A.P., Residential Observation (Urdu medium) school Nizamabad -- 50 -- 27 -- -- Home Nargam, Nizamabad – 503 001 9 Observation Home for Boys, Nr Regional Eye Hospital, Observation Warangal -- 50 -- 28 -- -- Behind Central Prison, Home Autonagar, Warangal
10 Special-cum-Children Home Special 15 -- 9 ------& Observation Home for Home Girls, Plot No.52, Sairam Children building, Eenadu Layout, Visakapatnam 100 -- 68 ------Home Nr Vignan Girls Hostel, Sagarnagar,Visakhapatnam Observation 15 -- 14 ------– 43 Home
11 Special -cum-Children Special 15 -- 11 ------Home & Observation Home Home for Girls, (FAC), D.No.4-3- Children 780, Giripuram Main Chittoor 100 -- 62 ------Home Road,Tirupati – 517 507 Observation 15 -- 16 ------Home
12 Special -cum-Children Special 15 -- 14 ------Home & Observation Home Home for Girls, Nimboliadda, Children Kachiguda, Hyderabad Hyderabad 100 -- 143 ------Home
Observation 15 -- 12 ------Home
13 Children Home for Boys, Children Old Diary Farm (Post), Visakapatnam -- 300 -- 124 -- -- Home Visakhapatnam – 530 040
14 Children Home for Boys, Children Sanivarapupeta, Eluru, West West Goavari -- 300 -- 176 -- -- Home Godavari Dist 534 003
15 Children Home for Boys, Children Karkambadi Road, Chittoor -- 100 -- 136 -- -- Home Mangalam Tirupati- 517 507
16 Children Home for Boys, Children Near Royal Cinema Hall, Kadapa -- 300 -- 110 -- -- Home Kadapa – 516 001
17 Children Home for Boys, Children Jail Gardens, Saidabad, Hyderabad -- 300 -- 173 -- -- Home Hyderabad 18 Children Home for Boys, Children Warangal -- 100 -- 68 -- -- Autonagar,Warangal-506002 Home
19 Special Home for Boys, D. No.1-105-12,Plot No Special Visakapatnam -- 100 -- 17 -- -- 26,Sector -8,MVP Home Colony,Visakhapatnam – 17
20 Special Home for Boys, Karkambadi Road, Special Chittoor -- 100 -- 15 -- -- Mangalam, Tirupati – 517 Home 507
21 Special Home for Boys, Special Hyderabad -- 100 -- 16 -- -- Saidabad Hyderabad Home
Total 390 2300 349 1038 -- --
List B
INSTITUTIONAL CARE- JUVENILE WELFARE DEPARTMENT RUN HOMES
1 Children Home for Boys, Nizamabad Children -- 50 -- 50 -- -- Nizamabad Home
2 Children Home for Boys, Ananthapur Children -- 50 -- 50 -- -- Ananthapur Home
3 Children Home for Boys, Vijayawada Children -- 50 -- 50 -- -- Vijayawada. Home
List C
INSTITUTIONAL CARE- WOMEN AND CHILDREN DEPARTMENT RUN HOMES
NO. OF ACTUAL NO. CHILDREN OF WHITH SL. CAPACITY CHILDREN NAME AND TYPE OF SPECIAL NO DISTRICT AS ON 1st ADDRESS OF HOME HOME NEEDS (IF . APRIL 2012 ANY)
GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS GIRLS BOYS
1 Srikakulam Srikakulam Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
2 Sompeta Srikakulam Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
3 Palasa Srikakulam Children 60 --- 58 ------Home
4 Bobbili Vizianagaram Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
5 Vizianagaram Vizianagaram Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
6 Gajapathi Nagaram Vizianagaram Children 60 --- 57 ------Home
7 Bheemunipatnam Visakhapatnam Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
8 Kasimkota Visakhapatnam Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
9 Narsipatnam Visakhapatnam Children 60 --- 58 ------Home
10 Paderu Visakhapatnam Children 60 --- 59 ------Home
11 Chintapalli Visakhapatnam Children 60 --- 59 ------Home
12 Rajahmundry East Godavari Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
13 Addateegala East Godavari Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
14 Kakinada (SC) East Godavari Children 60 --- 60 ------Home 15 Amalapuram East Godavari Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
16 Tanuku West Godavari Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
17 Denduluru West Godavari Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
18 Akivedu West Godavari Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
19 Nuzivedu Krishna Children 70 --- 65 ------Home
20 Machilipatnam (CV) Krishna Children 130 --- 100 ------Home
21 Machilipatnam (G) at Krishna Children 70 --- 66 ------Vijayawada Home
22 Vijayawada (SC) Krishna Children 60 --- 57 ------Home
23 Guntur Guntur Children 70 --- 63 ------Home
24 Bapatla Guntur Children 70 --- 66 ------Home
25 Piduguralla Guntur Children 60 --- 56 ------Home
26 Giddaluru Prakasam Children 70 --- 70 ------Home
27 Ongole Prakasam Children 70 --- 70 ------Home
28 Kandukur Prakasam Children 70 --- 70 ------Home
29 Nellore Nellore Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
30 Gudur Nellore Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
31 Venkatagiri Nellore Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
32 Sullurpeta Nellore Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
33 Kota Nellore Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
34 Peddapadu Kurnool Children 100 --- 100 ------Home
35 Allagadda Kurnool Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
36 Pathikonda Kurnool Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
37 Cuddapah Cuddapah Children 60 --- 60 ------(Kondayapalli) Home
38 Rajamepta Cuddapah Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
39 Cuddapah (Regl.Home) Cuddapah Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
40 Lakkireddipalli Cuddapah Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
41 Hindupur Anantapur Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
42 Dharmavaram Anantapur Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
43 Anantapur Anantapur Children 60 --- 80 ------Home
44 Madanapalli Chittoor Children 100 --- 100 ------Home
45 Chittoor Chittoor Children 100 --- 100 ------Home
46 Sreekalahasti Chittoor Children 150 --- 150 ------Home
47 Jangoan Warangal Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
48 Gudur Warangal Children 60 --- 54 ------Home
49 Mulugu Warangal Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
50 Warangal Warangal Children 100 --- 80 ------Home
51 Karimnagar Karimnagar Children 60 --- 50 ------Home 52 Jagityal Karimnagar Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
53 Huzurabad Karimnagar Children 60 --- 51 ------Home
54 Khammam Khammam Children 100 --- 100 ------Home
55 Bhadrachalam Khammam Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
56 Manuguru Khammam Children 100 --- 100 ------Home
57 Adilabad Adilabad Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
58 Manchiriyal Adilabad Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
59 Nirmal Adilabad Children 60 --- 57 ------Home
60 Asifabad Adilabad Children 60 --- 50 ------Home
61 Nizamabad Nizamabad Children 60 --- 61 ------Home
62 Kamareddy Nizamabad Children 60 --- 56 ------Home
63 Banswada Nizamabad Children 60 --- 54 ------Home
64 Bhuvanagiri Nalgonda Children 60 --- 58 ------Home
65 Nalgonda Nalgonda Children 60 --- 58 ------Home
66 Miryalaguda Nalgonda Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
67 Mahaboobnagar Mahaboobnagar Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
68 Atmakur Mahaboobnagar Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
69 Achampeta Mahaboobnagar Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
70 Wanaparthy Mahaboobnagar Children 60 --- 53 ------Home
71 Gadwal Mahaboobnagar Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
72 Medak Medak Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
73 Siddipet Medak Children 60 --- 60 ------Home
74 Sangareddy Medak Children 60 --- 65 ------Home
75 Narayankhed Medak Children 60 --- 65 ------Home
76 Parigi Rangareddy Children 60 --- 53 ------Home
77 Alwal Rangareddy Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
78 Vikarabad Rangareddy Children 60 --- 54 ------Home
79 Moinabad Rangareddy Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
80 Hyderabad-I (SC) Hyderabad Children 60 --- 55 ------Home
81 Hyderabad-II (SC) Hyderabad Children 60 --- 57 ------Home
Total 5330 --- 5150 ------
List D
INSTITUTIONAL CARE- JUVENILE WELFARE DEPARTMENT RUN HOMES
SL. NAME AND ADDRESS OF HOME DISTRICT TYPE OF HOME NO.
1. Observation Home for Boys, Vidhyadhrapuram Kabala Krishna Observation Home Road PragathiBhavan, Vijayawada .
2. Observation Home for Boys,D.No.6-1-957, Lakshmi Ananthapur Observation Home nagar, Anantapur
3. Observation Home for Boys, Beside A.P., Residential Nizamabad Observation Home (Urdu medium) school Nargam, Nizamabad – 503 001
4. Observation Home for Boys, Nr Regional Eye Warangal Observation Home Hospital, Behind Central Prison, Autonagar, Warangal
5. Special-cum-Children Home & Observation Home for Special Home Girls, Plot No.52, Sairam building, Eenadu Layout, Nr Vignan Girls Hostel, Sagarnagar,Visakhapatnam – Visakapatnam Children Home 43 Observation Home
6. Children Home for Boys, Old Diary Farm (Post), Visakapatnam Children Home Visakhapatnam – 530 040
7. Children Home for Boys, Sanivarapupeta, Eluru, West West Goavari Children Home Godavari Dist 534 003
8. Children Home for Boys, Karkambadi Road, Chittoor Children Home Mangalam Tirupati- 517 507
9. Children Home for Boys, Near Royal Cinema Hall, Kadapa Children Home Kadapa – 516 001
10. Children Home for Boys, Jail Gardens, Saidabad, Hyderabad Children Home Hyderabad
11. Children Home for Boys, Autonagar,Warangal-506002 Warangal Children Home
List E
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW HOMES
Name of the Name and Address of the Children Homes in Rented Sl.No. District Buildings
1 Vizianagaram Superintendent, Children Home (S.T.) Women Development & Child Welfare Department, New Colony, Puritipenta, Gazapathinagaram (Po) & (M) VIZIANAGARAM - 535 270, A.P.
2 EAST GODAVARI SUPERINTENDENT, Children Home (S.T.) Women Development & Child Welfare Department, Addateegala (Po)&(M), EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT., A.P. 3 Kurnool Superintendent, Children Home (G), Pathikonda, Kurnool District
4 Kadapa Superintendent, Children Home (S.C), Rayachoti Road, Lakkireddipalli (Po) & (M), Kadapa District
5 MAHABOOBNAGAR The SUPERINTENDENT, Children Home (G), Women Development & Child Welfare Department, Bandar Nagar, Pangal Road, Wanaparthy, MAHABOOBNAGAR DISTRICT., A.P. 6 Medak SUPERINTENDENT, Children Home (S.C.),Dayara,Medak Women Development & Child Welfare Department, MEDAK DISTRICT., A.P. 7 Nalgonda The SUPERINTENDENT, Children Home (SC), Women Development & Child Welfare Department, Near M.M. Court , Miryalaguda, NALGONDA DISTRICT., .
List F
CAPACITY ACTUAL NO. OF CHILDREN AS ON 1ST APRIL 2012 SL. LOCATION OF (YEAR) NAME AND ADDRESS OF NGO NO. THE SHELTER NIGHT DAY SHELTER SERVICES GIRLS BOYS
1 Nav Bharatha Educational Society, KVS Dhone, Kurnool 25 25 -- 25 Colony, Kothapet, Dhone, Kurnool.
2 Society for Integrated Development in Vanasthlipuram, 25 25 -- 28 Urban and Rural Area (SIDUR), 144/2 RT, Hyderabad Vijay nagar colony, Hyderabad – 500 057.
3 Navajeevan Bala Bhavan, Poornandampet, 25 25 -- 80 Poornanandampet, Vijayawada, Krishna Vijayawada (District)- 520 003. 4 Urban & Rural Development Mission, Chilakaluripet, 25 25 11 14 Munnangi Brahma Reddy Bhavan, Guntur- Opp.Rotary Community Hall, Narasaraopet Road, Chilakaluripet, Guntur- 522616
5 Sri Venkateswar Mahila Mandali, D.No:5- Prodiapet, 25 25 9 27 8-11/3,2/7, Prodiapet, Guntur Guntur 6 Star Mahila Mandali, H.No:5-2-295, Korutla, 25 25 15 26 Rahimpura street, Village & post-Koratla, Karimnagar Karimnagar 7 Dakshina Bharata Rural Development Khammam 25 25 -- 25 Society, Khammam District. 8 Nagesh Village Development Sanstha, 2nd Rajmundry, 25 25 -- 11 Metro Building, KN Road, East Godavari Tadepallipudem, West Godavari.
9 Priyadarshini Service Organization, Vishakapatnam 25 25 13 8 D.No.45-56-9, Saligramapuram, Visakhapatnam 10 Himagiri Rural Development Society, Srikakulam 25 25 0 0 D.No.7/1-A, Garika palem, Ranastalam Mandal, Srikakulam- 532 407.
List G
ACTUAL NO. OF CHILDREN SI. NAME AND ADDRESS NGO OR CAPACITY (AS ON 1ST No. OF SAA GO RUN APRIL 2012 YEAR)
1 Sishugruha Nalgonda Run by 10 2 8 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government New Collectorate, Madhavareddy Bhavan, Nalgonda 2 Sishugruha Warangal Run by 10 1 5 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Ekashila Housing Colony, Hunter Road, Hanamkonda, Warangal District 3 Sishugruha Khammam Run by 10 0 2 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government H.No: 5-1-196/3,Collectorate Back Side, Khammam District.
4 Sishugruha Adilabad Run by 10 1 4 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Vidya Nagar Colony, Near RTC Bus Depot, Adilabad District. 5 Sishugruha Ananthapur Run by 10 3 6 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Near Pennar Bhavan, Ananthapur District 6 Sishugruha Kurnool Run by 10 2 3 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Room No: 122, Collector Complex, Kurnool District. 7 Sishugruha Ongole Run by 10 0 6 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Prakasham Bhawan, Collectorate Compound, Ongole District. 8 Sishugruha Krishna Run by 10 19 27 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government D.No: 59-1-2, Near ITI Bus Stop, Ashoknagar,Krishna District. in Premises of Care & Share Organization run by NGO 9 Sishugruha Visakhapatnam Run by 10 7 4 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Samkshema Bhavan, M.V.P. Colony, Sector - 9, Visakhapatnam District. 10 Sishugruha Ranga Reddy (Tandur)O/o Project Director, Run by 10 0 0 DW&CDA, H.No: 6-1-69/1/2A, Opp: Luthern Church, Government Lakdikapool, Cyberabad, Ranga Reddy District.
11 Sishugruha Srikakulam Run by 10 0 0 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government D.No: 3-3/1-20/2, Konna Street, Srikakulam District.
12 Sishugruha Vijianagaram Run by 10 0 0 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Collectorate Campus, Vijianagaram District. 13 Sishugruha East Godawari Run by 10 2 2 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Court Compound, Opp: Z.P. Meeting Hall, Kakinada, East Godavari District. 14 Sishugruha West Godawari Run by 10 1 2 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Collectorate Compound, Eluru, West Godavari District.
15 Sishugruha Guntur Run by 10 2 6 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Swasakti Buildings, Collector Banglaw Road, Guntur District.
16 Sishugruha Nelloore Run by 10 3 2 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Revenue Colony, Dargamitta, Nellore District.
17 Sishugruha Kadapa Run by 10 0 4 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Old RIMS, Kadapa District. Government
18 Sishugruha Nizamabad Run by 10 2 4 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government H.No: 6-2-176, Subhash Nagar, Opp: Ankitha Homeo Clinic, Nizamabad District - 503001
19 Sishugruha MahaboobNagar Run by 10 1 12 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Mettugadda ICDS Project, Mahaboobnagar District.
20 Sishugruha Medak Run by 10 3 5 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government D.No: 3-4-12,Jublee Club, Opp: Court, Medak District.
21 Sishugruha KareemNagar Run by 10 2 3 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government Ponnam Complex,Karimnagar District.
22 Sishugruha Nalgonda Run by 10 0 10 (Devarakonda) O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government New Collectorate, Madhavareddy Bhavan, Nalgonda District. 23 Sishugruha Vijayawada (Machilipatnam) Run by 10 0 0 O/o Project Director, DW&CDA, Government D.No: 59-1-2, Near ITI Bus Stop, Ashoknagar, Krishna District.