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Gopali Youth Welfare Society
Background
• Established in 2002 in Gopali, West Bengal
• The volunteers are students from IIT-Kharagpur
which is a Techinical University nearby with
support of local members from Gopali
• IIT Kharagpur students are the volunteers and are
advised by professors.
• Initiatives : Jagriti Vidya Mandir, Educate a child,
Paperkraft, e-Samadhan, awareness rallies, fund
raising campaigns
• Sankalp funded some infrastructural aspects of Jagriti
Vidya Mandir in 2014 - 100, 000 INR
Proposal
• Nursery to 5th grade for children from the
hamlet of Gopali;
• Before 2014 classes were conducted in a private
school during its off hours
• In 2014 funds were procured to buy land –
Jagriti Vidya Mandir was born with only 2
classrooms
• Yet nursery, and grades 1 to 5 are being run in
two shifts currently – More classroom space
required.
Jagriti Vidya Mandir
• Funds requested this year will be used to expand
and build more classrooms.
Funds requested
• Construct two more classrooms, so that
classes can be held in a single shift.
• Funds requested from Sankalp: INR 1,84,125
towards the construction of one classroom
• Impact: Improved quality and imparting of
education; simultaneous organization of
sessions
Thank you!
Project Name: (GYWS)
Gopali Youth Welfare Society
LCEF-KSSG Residential School
for the visually challenged
Project proposal for 2015 - 2016
Background
• ञानदृिष्ट (dʒnjɑːnə ðrəʃti) – Sanskrit
Rough translation: Eye of wisdom
• Residential school for the blind in LCECF
(Lion’s Club) - NAB Eye Hospital’s campus
• Miraj, Sangli District, Maharashtra
• Established in 2002
• 60 resident students currently
Proposal
• Introduce computer based learning with the help
of assistive technologies such as Text-to-Speech
and Screen Reader
• Reinforce Braille literacy with a Perkins Brailler
and Braille kits
Impact
Beneficiaries
40
Primary-level
students
UG students
Teachers
20
Other adult
blind members
Impact
Students and adult members
receive support in getting back
to the mainstream
Various cultural activities are
held in the school throughout
the year
Funds requested
Apparatus
Total cost
4 Desk top
computers
INR 100,000
Printer HP Laserjet
1005
INR 20,000
Perkins Brailler
INR 35,000
40 Braille kits
INR 40,000
Total
INR 195,000
~ USD 3200
Thank you!
Project Name: LCEF-KSSG
Residential School for the blind
National Resources Center
for Women Development
(NRCWD)
About NRCWD
• Sambalpur District, Odisha, India
• Initiatives:
 2 Old Age Homes
 Drug Rehabilitation Center
 Day Care Centers, Reproductive and Child Health Awareness, Mobile Medicare
Units, Promoting Self Help Groups, etc.
Proposed Project
 To establish a training-cum-production center at the NRCWD Old Age Home
 To enable 25 elderly residents to produce pressed plates and cups made of Siali Leaves
(or) Thick paper
Wholesale
Market
Labor (Elderly Residents)
Revenue
from sales
Production
Initial Raw Materials
funded by Sankalp
Raw
Material
Hourly wages to the
elderly
Profits
Old Age Home
(Fixed Amount)
Elderly
Residents
Funds Requested
Rs. 60,000
Total Amount Requested:
Rs.200,000 / $3200
Rs. 1,40,000
Semi-Automatic Press Machine (4 units)
Raw Materials for 3 months
• Expected Revenue: Rs.45,000/- per month
• Expected Profit: Rs. 10-12,000/- per month
Why NRCWD?
• Impacts 25 neglected senior citizens
• Does not require much physical effort
• Provides the residents with an income
• Enables a certain degree of financial independence
Thank you!
Project name: (NRCWD)
National Resources Center for Women Development
Shantidhara
Background
• NGO formed in September 1994.
• Based in Vishakhapatnam, Andhra
Pradesh.
• A residential facility for kids from rural
areas – helping them go to schools
which were otherwise too far from
their villages.
• Previous collaboration with Sankalp:
Funded parts of hostel repair
Cyclone of 2014
• Cyclone Hudhud hit India in
October , 2014, devastating the
city of Vishakapatnam.
• Relief efforts of the government
were focused primarily on urban
areas.
• Rural Visakhapatnam is still far
from recovery.
Current state of affected villages
•
Fruits from trees were a source of income
during non-harvest seasons.
•
This came to a dead end after the cyclone
hit the villages
• Current project: Relief for the villages of
Kavikondla, Agraharam, Santhapalem and
Chandrayyapeta via the supply of saplings
Proposal
• 8 saplings (3 mango, 3 tamarind, 2 coconut) per family distributed for a
total of 782 families over two to three days.
• Ordered from a nursery two months prior to the time of planting them.
• Volunteers help planting saplings.
• Planted in June 2015 before Monsoon starts.
Budget
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Total : ₹ 220,410.00
$ 3,540.00
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Mango
Tamarind
Coconut
Transportation
Miscellaneous
Impact
• Benefit to 782 families.
• In 3-4 years there plants will grow into fruit bearing
trees which will serve as a source of income.
• Environmental impact.
Thank you!
Project Name: Shantidhara
Social Organization for
Voluntary Action
(SOVA)
Background and Problem
• Target village: Mahuldagar
• Former means of livelihood - hunting and collection of
forest products
• Recent deforestation lead to reduction of natural
resources
• Current means of livelihood – wage earning by
construction of roads, bridges
• Average annual income per family : INR 40,000
Solution
• Apiculture (rearing of honey bees)
• Vicinity to the forest area provides an ideal environment for bee rearing
• A pilot study of the area and interaction with locals showed that the project has a high potential
for success
• AIM: Give the women of the village a chance to contribute to the household income
Impact/Beneficiaries
Mahuldagar Demographics
• 110 household families
• Target population – 1
representative woman per
family
• Total beneficiaries – 234
women
27 29
207
Males
289
Female (18-45
years)
Female(11-18
years)
Female(<10
years)
Implementation
Bee Rearing
Stage 2
Project goes commercial
110 Hives, 1 per family
Stage 1
Initial training with 5 Bee hives
Proposed investment: INR 168500/
$2810
Proposed income:
110 Hives x INR 3000 ($50) per hive=
INR 330000 ($5500) per annum
Bee Rearing
INR
330,000/
$5,500
Investment
Income
INR
168,500/
$2810
Thank you!
Project Name:(SOVA)
Social Organization for Voluntary Action
Vanguards
Background
 Started as student club in 2007
 Registered as non government
society in May 2011
 170-200 part time volunteers
including core and board team
 Working at 10 adopted Govt.
primary schools
 No Administrative Cost
Problem
Poor Educational standards:
 48% of grade 5 students can’t read
at grade 2 level
Lack of Staff
Lack of basic Infrastructure:
 15.62% of schools are
run by a single teacher
 18.8% of schools don’t
have a girls toilet,
12.9% - locked12.6% - Not
usable
High dropout rate:
 42% students drop out
before grade 8
Single Classroom
Drinking Water facility at
Gagilapoor Govt. School, Hyderabad
Washrooms
Solution: Project Paathshaala
SOLUTION: PROJECT PAATHSHAALA
Activity Based
Teaching on
Saturdays
Student
Engagement
Project
Paathshaala
Improving
Infrastructure
Facilities
Community
Engagement
Teacher
Training
Activity Based Learning
From a store room……………………………………..to a Library
Budget
Suraram Primary Rs. 107200
School ( ~ $1750)
Requirements of each school:
Teaching Aids
• Rs. 59000 (~ $ 945)
Babuguda Rs. 107200
Primary ( ~ $1750)
School
Total Rs. 214400
( ~ $ 3445)
Infrastructural Needs
• Rs.48200 (~ $ 773)
Impact
2 Schools
[Babbuguda &
Sareguda
Primary
Schools]
All round
development
of 500
students
Impact on
ONE
GENERATION
Sustainable
Impact
Thank you!
Project Name: Vanguards
Youth For Seva
Project proposal for 2014 - 2015
Background
• Youth- The future of the country.
• Education- One of the main keys to empowerment.
Yet, education still not widely prevalent in rural areas.
• Youth for Seva: Started in 2007.
• Collaborations with 40 NGOs; presence in 11 cities.
• Part of Hindu Seva Pratishthana.
Proposal
• Provide computer-assisted learning to
children living in slum areas.
• E-classes for students from grade 7
onwards
• DVDs currently developed for Science,
Math and Social Studies.
• Math/Science workshops for children.
Proposal
• Setting up 4 new e-classes in slums
Explore
resources
around Bangalore city center.
• Each e-class to consist of the following:
 A 34 inch LCD TV
 3 TB hard disk
Read an
e-book
EClassrooms
 2 speakers
 Used CPU
 Repair and Maintenance
Do
activities
For
teachers
Impact
• Enhances learning capabilities of children using
educational software.
• Provides multimedia based teacher training
module to part time teachers.
• Prevents children dropping out from school.
• Develop part time teaching resources using Elearning software.
• Provide electronic platform for Volunteer
engagement.
Funds requested
2,000
34 inch LCD TV
10,000
3 TB Hard Disk
2,000
32,000
2 Speakers
Used CPU
5,000
Repair &
Maintenance
Total for one e-class INR 51,000
Total for four classes: INR 204,000
~ USD 3,200
Thank you!
Project Name : (YFS) Youth For Seva
Rehabilitation Support
Education & Infrastructural
Support
2014-15
Self-Sustenance
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