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About the Organisation
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1.We create awareness on various issues like environment, education,
legal, social, health, rights, etc.
2. Build capacities and impart vocational skill training programs in
computers, dress making, fashion designing, embroidery works, soft
toys making, etc.
3.Provide relief & rehabilitation to the victims natural calamities,
atrocities, discrimination, harassment etc.
4.Support for income generation and sustainable livelihoods
5.Distribute educational material and sponsor fee for poor students
6.Distribute cloths, blankets, spectacles, fruits, sweets, bread,
groceries, etc to old age, orphans, poor patients in hospitals and
destitute
7. Organize seminars, workshops, studies & research on various
socio,economic, educational, cultural issues
8.Conduct celebrations of joint festivals, national festivals, summer
camps for peace & harmony
9.Provide career guidance and counseling
10. Run creche centers, adult education centers, coaching centers, etc
1.We create awareness on various issues like environment, education,
legal, social, health, rights, etc.
2. Build capacities and impart vocational skill training programs in
computers, dress making, fashion designing, embroidery works, soft
toys making, etc.
3.Provide relief & rehabilitation to the victims natural calamities,atrocities, discrimination, harassment etc.
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I NRM RELATED ACTIVITIES:
1 NEAC 2010-11 : Biodiversity Conservation
2 Vegetable Promotion – Meat out Campaigns-2010-11
3 MGNREGS : Formation of Shrama Shakthi Sanghas & Its Federations
4 NEAC 2011-12 : Forests for Sustainable Livelihoods
5 Vegetable Promotion – Meat out Campaigns-2011-12
6 NEAC 2012-13 : Biodiversity Conservation
7 Vegetable Promotion – Meat out Campaigns-2012-13
8 Formation of Biodiversity Management Committees
9 Earth Day Celebrations 2013 : Global Warming
10 NEAC 2013-14 : Biodiversity Conservation
11 Earth Day Celebrations 2014 : Global Warming
12 NEAC 2013-14 : Combating Drought, Land Degradation & Desertification
II WOMEN RELATED ACTIVITIES:
1 AGP- awareness generation program for rural women
2 LAP- legal awareness program for rural women
3 Awareness camps for promoting equal opportunities to women
4 Single women support services
5 Dress Making and Computer literacy trainings to girls & women
6 Awareness on women rights & entitlements
7 Health awareness programs
8 SHGs promotion – capacity building trainings
9 Workshop on women rights & child rights
10 HIV/AIDS awareness program
11 Vocational trainings in tailoring, dress making, zari works
III CHILDREN RELATED ACTIVITIES:
1 Distribution of Educational material to Orphans
2 Distribution of Educational material Mentally restarted
3 Distribution of Educational material Differently able children/students
4 Child labour rehabilitation
5 Child Rights Campaign
6 Career planning & counseling
7 Summer camps & Communal harmony
8 Joint Celebration of Festivals & Communal harmony
9 Essay writing, Quiz & Debate Competitions
10 Training Program to School Management Committees (SMC) members under RTE Act
IV AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS:
1 Health Issues like HIV/AIDS, TB. Malaria, Diabetes, Seasonal & Communicable diseases
2 Social Issues like child marriages, basivini system etc
3 Education Issues girl child education, child labour, value education etc.
4 Consumer Rights including Telecom consumers
5 Environment-Climate change
6 Hygiene & Sanitation
7 Right To Education Act
8 Right To information Act
9 Financial Literacy awareness camps
V STUDIES & SEMINARS:
1 Impact study on Right to Education Act in Kurnool district of A.P. – How effective has RTE Act been in 3 years of its implementation?
2 Seminar on implications & challenges of social work for inclusive development of marginalized sections
3 Seminar on impact of RTE Act
4 Seminar on impact of Right To Information Act, 2005 on good governance
5 Seminar on Efficacy of Modernization of Madarsa Education
6 State Level Seminar on role of school libraries in quality education in the context of Right To Education Act, 2009 & Digital era
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In the year 2007, Seven persons, having passion in social service to uplift the quality of life of the downtrodden communities, established Society for Social Transformation. We have compassion towards the problems of the poor and downtrodden. We understood that lack of knowledge and awarenes is the main reason for all the problems of human beings. We felt the the friuts of development is not reaching to the downtrodden communities. We would like to take up social, economic, health, educational, agricultural, rural development and cultural Activities for transformation of the society. That is why, we have establised this society. We believe in Capacitization of deprived, disadvantaged & vulnerable sections of the society.
Undertake comprehensive & integrated development interventions for the empowerment of deprived, disadvantaged & vulnerable sections of the society focusing on women, children & youth
Holistic development of deprived, disadvantaged & vulnerable sections of the society through social, economic, educational & cultural transformation
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AACAS9518E
PAN Registration Document
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07/02/2020
The Director of the organization is a postgraduate in social science and having 18 years of rich experience in social service working in many voluntary organizations including COVA, a reputed national level organization. He has undergone number of trainings, workshops, and seminars and exposed to voluntary sector activities. He is the Chief Advisor, Chief Planner and Chief Monitor of the activities of the organization.
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10 Volunteers graduated in any discipline required for a period of 6 months to conduct a survey on education.
1. Program Coordinator - 1 No
2. Field Coordinator -1 No
3. Computer Operator - 1 No
to work in Kurnool city of Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh for a period of 1 year.Graduates with computer skills required.
Please note: Only organisations with FCRA registration are eligible to receive foreign contributions.
If the organisation has mentioned the URL of a website for online donations/ further details, please copy the link into a separate browser window.1.Skill Training Programs in Computers & Fashion Designing to Adolescents, Youth and Women of Deprived sections for sustainable livelihoods and Economic Empowerment=Rs.350000
2.Para Education Program, Leadership & Personality Development, and Career Counseling Programs to Adolescents & Youth=Rs.300000
3.Awareness Generation Programs to Children, Adolescents, Youth and Women on Medical & Health, Rights & Entitlements, Environment & climate change, Legal & Social issues, etc.=Rs.275000
4.Distribution of Educational Material like Books, Slates, Pens, Pencils, School Bags, School Uniforms, Shoes, Geometric boxes, Tiffin boxes, & Sponsorship of Fees to disadvantaged students & Orphans to encourage them to study well without drop out in middle=Rs.150000
5.Distribution of Cloths, Blankets, Groceries, Spectacles to destitute old age persons=Rs.140000
6.Mid day Meal Program to Disadvantaged Old age persons, when their families are at work=Rs.175000
7.Distribution of Sewing Machines & Computers to the trained people to establish self employment units for sustainable livelihoods=Rs.210000
8.Summer camps on sports, dance, spoken English, basic computers etc. to children of deprived=Rs.150000
9.Joint Celebration of Festivals and Communal Harmony & Peace Programs=Rs.130000
10.Rights Campaigns – Women Rights, Child Rights, RTE Act, RTI Act, NREGS Act etc.=Rs.120000
Total in INR 2000000
Please note: Only organisations with FCRA registration are eligible to receive foreign contributions.
Please check with the organisation about delivery, logistics, payment of duty, etc. before dispatch.
If the organisation has mentioned the URL of a website for further details, please copy the link into a separate browser window.1.Sewing Machines - 20 Nos for livelihood income generation activities to 100 adolescent girls
2.Computers, Printers & zerox machines - 10 Nos for livelihood income generation activities to 10 educated deprived youth
3.Bi Cycles - 20 for the school going purpose to 10 adolescent girls
4.Sanitation Kit with Toilet soaps, Washing Soaps, Coconut Oil, Tooth Brush & Paste, Pain Balm etc; Spectacles;Walkers; Bedding material like Mat, Pillow & Blanket; Clothing 1 Saree, 1 Blouse & 2 Towel to oldage woman & 1 shirt, 1 lungi & 2 Towels; Ration kit with consists of 15 Kgs Dry Rice, 2 Kgs Dal, 1Kg Refined Oil & Spices; Sweater; Footwear to 50 disadvantaged old age persons
5.School Uniforms, Footwear,
Note Books,School Bag
Geometry, pen, pencils, sharpener, eraser, colour pencils,Dictionary,Tiffin Box/Lunch Box, Slate & Slate Pencil Box,Writing Pad
Umbrella to 200 orphan & deprived students
Calculator
Bicycle
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