ANNUAL REPORT -2016

SERVICES CENTRE FOR THE DISABLEDAT-NEHERU NAGARPO-TITILAGARHDIST.BOLANGIRPIN-767033EMAIL-ID: scd_tig@yahoo.in

I am pleased to present the Annual Report of S.C.D. The year 2016 marked another significantperiod of accelerate efforts and momentous growth in the journey of our Organisation,encompassing our focus on the areas of Health, Education & Livelihood of persons withDisability.

I take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to each and every one who has contributedto make S.C.D a true movement. Let us continue to play catalytic role in India’s economicdevelopment and social well being and establish the world in a better place for the nextgeneration.

With Best Regards

Sri Pradeep Kumar MaharanaSecretary, SCD,Titilagarh

Index

Overview of the Organisation Page No 01

Key Highlights Page No 02

Eye Health Page No 03-04

Education Page No 05

Livelihood Page No 06-11

Capacity Building Page No 12-14

Partnership Page No 15-17

Annexure Page No 18

Overview of the Organisation

Services Centre for the Disabled has made a significant contribution and measurable progress towards its vision ofInclusive development in KBK districts, SCD, continuously strive to make a difference to underprivileged communitiesthrough its philanthropic Venture

SCD was set up in 1985 with aim of strengthening the lives of Persons with Disabilities, marginalized and underprivileged.The Organisation‘s mission is to have a holistic approach to some of key developmental challenges areas of Health,Education and Livelihood promotion. Since its inception, the philanthropic efforts of the organisation have cumulativelytouched the lives of over 10 Lakhs people across the KBK districts, reaching out to over 1 Lakh villages.

SCD collaborates with communities to identify their needs and involves them extensively in the decision process oftransformational development.

The organisation has worked with some of the most vulnerable and marginalised communities in KBK districts of Odisha,contributing to their integration into the mainstream development process of the country.

Key Highlights

Eye Health Financial Support to PWD

Eye Restored - 4772 Nos. Micro Enterprise to PWDs-10Nos.Patient Consultancy-Base- 12804 Nos.Outreach patients(including school children) - 11568 Nos.Spectacles dispensed- 3264 Nos.

Skill Development Training Education

For Persons with disabilities only

Enrolled at Skill Development Training Camp-525 nos. Students enrolled – 88 nos.

Assessed by VRCH personnel at different camps-233 nos. Visual Impaired Students – 17 nos.

Skill Development Training Completed in different trades- 52 nos. Hearing Impaired Students- 41 nos.

Enrolled Special ITI -02nos. MR Students -30 nos.14

Block Covered- 03 i.e. Titilagarh, Saintala & Muribahal

Agriculture Training to Persons with Disabilities-05 nos.

Eye Health

Services Centre for the Disabled provides affordable solutions for quality eye healthcare through improved access to eye careservices and better awareness. The healthcare initiatives include providing access to quality primary and secondary care services tothe deprived population of rural areas , conducting need base eye health screening camps, and providing consultations and surgeries.

During this year, the Organisation has brought light into the lives of more than 4772 visually impaired underprivileged patients. Postsurgery follow up assessment with the beneficiaries revealed a high satisfaction level with the services provided. The benefi ciariesreported that their physical movement has improved after surgery.

Table-1 – Statistics of Cataract Surgeries at SCD, Eye Hospital

Statistics : 01 JANUARY 2016 TO 31 DECEMBER 2016January to December Inclusive January to December withDisability January to December withoutDisabilityM F B G T M F B G T M F B G TCataract Surgeries 2455 2307 9 1 4772 98 166 0 0 264 2357 2141 9 1 4508Other OcularSurgeries 168 179 1 2 350 0 0 0 0 0 168 179 1 2 350Out PatientConsultancy-Base 6512 5759 300 233 12804 36 56 0 1 93 6476 5703 300 232 12711Screening Camps 116 116 0 116 116Outreach patients(including schoolchildren) 5597 4738 677 556 11568 246 190 0 0 436 5351 4548 677 556 11132

Spectacles dispensed 1706 1556 2 0 3264 0 0 0 0 0 1706 1556 2 0 3264Paying surgeriesincreased 742 703 4 1 1450 9 19 0 0 28 733 684 4 1 1422Phaco emulsification-Alcon 5 9 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 5 9 0 0 14Yag Laser 10 7 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 10 7 0 0 17B Scan 85 92 4 0 181 0 0 0 0 0 85 92 4 0 181

M= Male, F=Female, B= Boy, G= Girl, T= Total

Case Study

Trilochan, aged about 14, is a resident of village named Biripali in Bangomunda Block ofBolangir District of ODISHA. Trilochan is the 2nd son of Sri Dingar Jal. Trilochan’s elderbrother is reading in +2 1st year, younger brother is reading in class 5th and younger sister isreading in class 2. He is now staying with his parents and 2 brothers and 1 sister. His fatherand mother earn their livelihood for the family through cultivation on marginal land holdingand working as daily labour work.Trilochan had conjinental cataract from birth and his vision gradually dicresed with his age.As he grew up, faced a lot of problem in doing his daily leaving activities and study work.Thereby affecting in going to the school also. The teachers of his primary school and MEschool told that he was not able to read and write in the class room. For which he wasdepressed and crying.

Trilochan

At the advice of Sarpanch of their G.P., the parents of Trilochan applied for Disability Pension and went to district headquarter hospital, Bolangir for verification of the same. There the ophthalmologist present in the verification camp denied togive him blind certificate and advice them to operate cataract surgery in both his eye. The ophthalmologist counselled himthat after surgery the boy can see the world and can lead a normal life like other boys of his age group.

According to the advice of the doctor he operated in his RE in November 2015 in an NGO hospital at Bhawanipatana andsubsequently operated in his RE in February 2016 in our hospital having registration No. CO- 40051. After surgery hispost-operative vision in his RE is 6/9 and LE 6/9 p after correction. Now Trilochan is able to see clearly and going toschool for reading and plying with his friends. Leading a normal life he is happy now. His teacher also told that he is doingwell in the class now. Because of the eye problem of Trilochan his parents, other family members and neighbourers werevery painful. After the restoration of his vision they all are very happy now.

Though Trilochan is able to read clearly, our coordinator visited his village and counselled him to come to the base hospitalfor vision correction and issue of spectacle for more clear vision.

Now after the restoration of vision Trilochan is doing his day to day activities without anybody’s help and also he is going toschool happily and preparing for his class examination. He got social revival.

Before Intervention by SCD Life after Intervention by SCD

Education

Education is only the medium to eradicate the poverty. One in every ten children is disabled in India making up to 30 p ercent of the 40 to 80 million people living with disabilities. It is found that 90 per cent of these children do not receive a nykind of education. Because of poor economic conditions these children loses the opportunity for good education andnutrition.SCD gives priority to all types of differently abled children’s education. SCD sensitizes the importance of educationin the community as well as in the mind of differently able children’s parents. In 1985 SCD has started a residentialdisabled school from 1st to 7th standard having all facilities i.e. hostel for boys and girls. Educated and experienced teachingstaffs are teaching the students. The strength of the school is 88. Out of 88, 17 is visual impaired (Boys-13, Girls 04), 41Hearing impaired (Boys25-, Girls16), and 30 no. is MR (boys 25, Girls-05). Till date many students have been passed outfrom the school and rehabilitated in various livelihood activities. Besides the school we work in the community for educationof Children with disabilities:

Livelihood Programmes1- Green Livelihood

Persons with disabilities cultivate vegetables

In India most of the people living in rural area and 75% of the people depend on agriculture for their livelihood. In agricul turesector the job opportunities are very less, so the unemployed rate is increasing gradually. The livelihood opportunities are veryless for the disabled people because of the negative attitude towards them in community level, corporate sector and agricultu resector.

SCD is providing various livelihood training to the disabled people i.e. on farm training and off farm training

1-On farm training: Agriculture training, Water management training etc2-Off farm training: Motorcycle Repairing, Cycle Repairing, Tailoring, Mobile Repairing etc

Last year we provided green livelihood training to 25 nos. of PWDs farmers, after this training the PWDs farmers have staredcultivation and they are appreciating SCD for their success.

Out Comes The PWDs farmers knew the new technology of agriculture. Change the cultivation practices from chemical towards organic. Reduce investment in cultivation.

2-Financial Support to Persons with Disabilities

Financial support to persons with disabilities

SCD has concentrated its energies and resources on the empowerment of persons with disabilities, facilitating them torealize their hidden potential and consequently become self-sufficient.On 12th December 2016, The organisation supported, Rs 15,000 (Fifteen Thousand Rupees) financial assistancesupported to 10 no. of disabled people, they have to repay the loan amount in 24 instalments without interest.

On this occasion Mr. Amitabha Behera, Project Coordinator, Mr. Sailendu Ku. Nanada, Field Coordinator, Mr PrasantPattnaik, Fiel Worker and Other SCD staff were present.

Outcomes 10 no of persons with disabilities people socially and economically uplifted. Set an example in the community that persons with disabilities can be a micro-entrepreneur. They are not depended on others; they are able to take their decision. Community is recognising them. They are taking active participation in the family and community.

Case Study

Background

Miss. Kanti Jani D/o Sripati Jani, aged 20 years, is a resident of Burabandh of Marlad GP ofBalangir District. By born she is orthopedically challenged with 90% disability. She has sevensisters, Kanti is youngest one. She was completed her primary school in her village. Her father isa daily wage agriculture labour. Due to her disability and family burden she stopped her educationand stayed at home without any work. Her family members feel very sorrow due to her disability.Kanti was living her life with depressed .She was dependent on others for ever things.

Intervention by S.C.D.

In the year 2012, SCD conducted a disability survey in Titialagrh Block.The Organisation Keptthe disability record and phase wise provide various assistances to them for their livelihoodpromotion.

In 2016, according to the Micro Enterprise plan for the disabled, the organisation providesRs 15, 000.00(Fifteen Thousand Only) financial support to disabled people for start up a microenterprise. They can repay the amount without any interest. According to the scheme, theorganisation supported to Miss. Kanti to start up a small kiran store in her village.

Life after Intervention by SCD

Miss. Kanti Jani has become socially and economically independent. Now she is running the kirana Store at her homesuccessfully. SCD not only helped her to identify her capabilities but also provided all types of support and rehabilitation servicesto make her empowered and successful in her life. She has since paid off Rs 2500.00 (Two Thousand Five Hundred Only) to theSCD as part repayment of total financial support. She lives a healthy and happy life.

3-Skill Development of Persons with Disabilities

Distribution of Self-employment Kit to Persons with Disabilities Group Photo of Persons with Disabilities with BDO, Titilagarh

Persons with disabilities need skills to engage in livelihood activities. But they start with a number of disadvantages. Their familiesand communities may assume that they are unable to engage in such activities. They often lack access to basic education,making them unqualified to join skills training courses. These disadvantages frequently result in a lack of skills, as well as lowconfidence, expectations and achievement.

SCD has been start-up with a vision of creating ‘An inclusive society of equal opportunities, where Persons with Disabilities led adignified life by earning their Livelihoods’

SCD in association with VRCH, Bhubaneswar that functions under Department of Disability Affairs, Ministry of social Justice &Empowerment, Govt. of India “To provide Skill Development training to Persons with Disabilit ies”

On 12/12/2016 SCD, organised a function named “Distribution of Self employment Kit to Persons with Disabilities” in this functionMr.P.K.Maharana Secretary Mr. Dr. H.S. Patra, Medical Director,Mr. Mohan Sahu, BDO, Titilagarh, Mr. M.M. Das, ProjectDirector distributed 7 no of USHA sewing machines to persons with disabilities for their livelihood promotion.

In the year 2016, SCD In association with VRCH, Bhubaneswar selected 233 no. of persons with disabilities for “SkillDevelopment Training”, It reached three Blocks of Balangir district i.e. Titilagarh, Saintala, Muribahal. For details see the table

Total no. of persons with disabled registered in skill development training assessment camps in three blocks ,organised by SCDin Partnership with CBM

SL. No. Year Male Female Total

1 2016 355 170 525

Selected by VRCH personnel for skill development training assessment in different camps organised by SCD in partnership withCBM

SL. No. Year Male Female Total

1 2016 144 89 233

Titlagarh Block

Registered at Titilagarh Skill development assessment Camp Selected by VRCH, personnel for Skill development

Muribahal BlockRegistered at skill development assessment camp Selected by VRCH, personnel for Skill development training

Types of Disabilities Male Female Total Types of Disabilities Male Female Total

OrthopedicallyImpairment

45 10 55 OrthopedicallyImpairment

34 12 46

VisualImpairment

10 06 16 VisualImpairment

06 02 08

Hearing Impairment 16 04 20 Hearing Impairment 05 09 14

Mental Retarded 04 02 06 Mental Retarded 02 02 04

Total 75 22 97 Total 47 25 72

Sl.N o. Types ofDisabilities

Male Female Total SL. No Trades Male Female Total

1 VisualImpairment

61 20 81 1 Computer 15 06 21

2 Hearing &Speech

Impairment

33 23 56 2 Electrical 24 - 24

3 MR 18 14 32 3 Tailoring 06 22 28

4 Loco motorImpairment

93 62 155 Total 45 28 73

Total 205 119 324

Saintala Block

Registered at skill development assessment camp Selected by VRCH, personnel for Skill development trainingTypes of Disabilities Male Female Total Types of Disabilities Male Female Total

OrthopedicallyImpairment

39 17 56 OrthopedicallyImpairment

28 24 52

VisualImpairment

11 04 15 VisualImpairment

08 01 09

Hearing Impairment 16 04 20 Hearing Impairment 12 08 20

Mental Retarded 09 04 13 Mental Retarded 06 03 09

Total 75 29 104 Total 52 36 90

Total no. of persons with disabled completed the skill development training at VRCH, Bhubaneswar, Odisha in collaboration withSCD, Titilagarh

SL. No. Year Trade Male Female Total

1

2016

Computer 05 05 10

2 Tailor 10 15 25

3 Electrician 17 00 17

TOTAL 32 20 52

Total no. of persons with disabled enrolled in ITI, Jatni, Bhubaneswar

Sl.No. Name of the Persons with Disabilities Trade Name of the Institution

1 Miss. Rasmita Jena Computer ITI, Jatni, BBSR

2 Mr. Bamana Majhi Electrician ITI, Jatni, BBSR

Out Comes SCD covered three blocks Balangir District i.e. Titilagarh, Saintala,Muribahal

SCD registered 525 nos. of persons with disabilities.

VRCH personnel assessed 233 nos. of persons with disabilities for skill development training from three camps.

52 nos of disabled people successfully completed the skill development training in different trades

02 nos of disabled people enrolled in ITI, Jatni, Bhubaneswar.

Drawback

1- The time period of the courses is very short.2- The institution is providing less time for Practical work.3- The supply of training materials are not in time.4- The electrician trainees did not get self- employment kit till date.

5- The Computer trainers were not appointed at the time of training period6- JAWS software was not installed in computer, so blind/ low Vision students were faced difficulties.

Case Study

Mr. Bamana Majhi

Background

Bamana Majhi, aged 24 years, is a resident at Gokhurung village of Bijepur GP of Balangir District.I am an orthopedically challenged with 60 % disability .he belongs to a very poor family. H e hasone sister and one Brother, they are youngest to him. Bamana’s father is a daily wage agriculturelabour; from his little earning they met their food, cloth, medical and education expenses. In theyear 2013, Bamana completed +2 Arts from UGD, College, Belgaon. But due to the poor conditionof his family, he could not go for higher study. After that he was partially helping to my father.

Mr.Bamana Majhi

Intervention by SCD, Organisation

Like other boys and girls Bamana aspires to join higher study and wants to be economicallyindependent. Bamana came to know from the advertisement that Services Centre for the Disabledgoing to organise a Skill Development Training Assessment Camp in SCD, Campus, Titilagarh. Heregistered his name in the camp. The VRCH personnel assessed him and advised to apply for ITI,Jatni. The SCD staffs were filled up ITI application form and submitted the same to the authority.

Mr. Bamana Majhi

Life after intervention by SCD, Organisation

After two months a message came from ITI, Jatni for counselling, finally I admitted in the respective institution in Electrical Trade.He is reading there free of cost, Govt .of Odisha is bearing his expenses.

Miss. Rasmita Jena

Background

Miss Rasmita Jena is a beautiful girl, age 22 years. By born she is blind .She is adweller in Balangir . She was born in a middle class family. She is the 2nd child ofthree children born to Mr. Anjan ku. Jena and Mrs.Bilisini Jena. Rasmita’s father isa taxi driver; with his little income he nurtures his family members.The family always worries regarding the impairment of Rasmita. Due to keeninterest of the family, Rasmita enrolled herself in the school. At school, there werenew set of challenges to face. She was disappointed when she was not involved inextra-curricular activities like sports and drills etc. After school Rasmita went toCollege in Balangir. With lot of financial crisis and difficulties Rasmita continued herstudies and successfully completed the Bachelor degree in Arts. After finishing theeducation, she started looking for a job. She had too many question in her mind.What kind of a job will be suitable for her etc?

Miss.Rasmita Jena with Reporter

Intervention by SCD

She came to know form the advertisement that Services Centre for the Disabled is going toorganize a Skill Development Training Assessment Camp for Persons with Disabilities atTitilagarh. On dated 24th June, 2016 she came to the camp and enrolled. Rasmitaassessed by the Vocational Rehabilitation Centre personnel and selected for ComputerTrade.

On 10thJuly, 2016 SCD personnel took 27 nos of persons with disabilities to VRCH,Bhubaneswar, Rashmita is one of them. During her training period she applied for specialITI (Computer Trade), Jatni, Khorda and she selected for the same.

During the training period VRCH, Bhubaneswar had organized Blind MISS. INDIA contest,Miss. Rasmita Participated in the contest and won the crown in first round. She defeated inthe final round at Mumbai.

Life after intervention by SCD

SCD makes the life of persons with disability qualitatively better and comfortable. Presently Miss. Rasmita is happy and is fastregaining her self-confidence.

Capacity Building & Training

Mr. M.M. Das, P.D. SCD & Mr. Nirad Bag, Senior Programme Officer, Workshop at SCD, Titilagarh

Every year SCD up- dates his staff with latest technology to cope up with the new problems. On 26/12/2016 organisationorganised a workshop named “Capacity Building on Disability and Inclusive Eye Health” Mr. Nirad Bag, Senior programmemanager, CBM was the Resource Person. All Staff including Secretary of SCD & SSA officials were present in the workshop.

SCD is working as an implementation agency, in collaboration with National Health Mission, Balangir distric t conducting ASHA,Aganwadi, ANM (Male/Female) trainings on mother and child care(antenatal Care & Postnatal Care), Eye health care andprevention and cure of disabilities.

SCD conducts various training programmes for the disabled people, so that they can apply them for the betterment of their livesi.e. agriculture, tailoring, computer and etc.

SCD organised Training Programmes

Sl.No Name of Training

No ofParticipants

1 ASHA 340

2 Green livelihoodTraining 05

3 Micro EnterprisesTraining 10

DRDA, Balangir

Capacity Building of Staff

Sl.No

Name of Training Name of Person & Designation Venue

1 Bal Jyoti Programme

Mr. M.M.Das, Project DirectorMr. Amitabh Behera, Project

CoordinatorMr. Sailendu Ku. Nanda, field

Coordinator

CollectorOffice,

Balangir

2 Bal Jyoti Programme

Mr.Amitabh Behera, ProjectCoordinator

Mr. Sailendu Ku. Nanda, FieldCoordinator

Mr. Prana Ranjan Sagar, Opth.Technician

Boys HighSchool,

Titilagarh

3Rights &

Entitlements ofDisabled Persons

Mr. M.M. Das, Project DirectorMr. R.G. Choudhury, Accountant

Mr. Sailendu Ku. Nanda, FieldCoordinator

DRDA,Balangir

4Direct Skill Training

( Master Trainer)Mr. Pratyus Ranjan Suna

Mr.Ramesh Ch. BagSIRD,

Bhubaneswar

5Direct Skill Training(Resource Person)

Mr. Sailendu Ku.Nanda, FieldCoordinator

6 Direct Skill TrainingMr. Bhagbat Prasad SahuMiss. Swapna Rani Harpal

SIRD,Bhubaneswar

7 WorkshopMr. M. M. Das, Project Director

Mr. R.G. Choudhury, Accountant Bangalore

8 Refresher Course

Mr. Paresh Ku. Bag, Opth.Technician

Mr. Prana Ranjan Sagar, Opth.Technician

Mr. Pradeep Ku. Joshi, Opth.Technician

SSB,Bhubaneswar

9 Refresher Course Mrs. Sanjeeta Paul, Counsellor SSB,Bhubaneswar

10 Refresher Course Mr. Ajit Sagar, Optical SupervisorSSB,

Bhubaneswar

11 Refresher CourseMrs. Suruchi Sahu, Nurse

Mrs.Tanuja RajpalSSB,

Bhubaneswar

12

Capacity Building ofStaff on

Disability & InclusiveEye Health

All SCD, Staff Including S.S.A.Staff

SCD,Conference

HallDRDA, Balangir

Block Conference Hall, Titilagarh Block

Awareness Programmes

Mr. M. M. Das, P.D.SCD, Mr. Sailendu Nanda, F.C.SCD with Sarpanch & E.O. at Manigaon GP

Low vision and blindness have direct effects on individuals, families, and communities. These effects range from a decrease inquality of life and increased mortality to large-scale economic consequences. Culturally, there is often a stigma associated withblindness, further alienating the afflicted from their communities. Social disadvantages are also enormous: 50% of the blind inimpoverished countries report a loss of social standing and decision-making authority, and 80% of blind women note a loss ofauthority within their families. Fortunately, there is hope that we can reverse these devastating impacts, as long as SCD continuesto increase access to surgery and care.

Towards creating a healthier society by popularizing preventive measures, SCD organizes awareness programs on variousissues of health and hygiene. For this purpose, Organisation makes use of visual media which communities are familiar with …like street plays, Print media etc. Health camps are also generally organized in Gram panchayats.

Highlights

SCD, organised awareness programme on “Eye Health, Prevention of Disabilities and Mother and Child Care”in GPslevel

It covered two Blocks and two GPs of Balangir district.

The awareness programme reached to 20 GPs of Muribahal block, 22 GPs of Saintala Block and 02 GPs of TitilagarhBlock.

Out Comes

The complete health awareness programme is focused towards making rural people aware of how they can maintain ahealthy lifestyle while undertaking various preventive measures.

People are also spurred to boost up their daily nutrition intake. They are also given information on how to integrate and

maintain hygiene in their lifestyle

Liaison with Govt. Department

1- Bhima Bhoi Bhinnakshyama Samarthya Abhiyan

From Left Mr. Sailendu Nanda, F.C, SCD , Mr. Khirodra Tripathy, DSSO, BGR Mr. Kailash Ch. Sahu,Sub- Collector with Block and ICDS staff.

On dated 21/11/2016 Bhima Bhoi Bhinnakshyama Samarthya Abhiyan organised by S.C.D. in association with District SocialSecurity Department, Balangir. The objective of this camp was to provide various assistances to persons with disabilities for theirlivelihood promotion.

Mr.Kailash Ch. Sahu, Sub-Collector,Titilagarh, Mr.Khirodra Tripathy, DSSO, Balangir, Mr.Mohan Sahu, BDO, Titilagarh, Mr.Gobind Ballabh Sadangi, Sub-division Social Security Officer, Titialagrh, Mr.Pradeep Ku.Maharana, Secretary, SCD, Mr. MohitMohan Das, Project Director, SCD,Mr. Amitabh Behera, Project Coordinator, SCD, Mr. Sailendu Ku. Nanada, Field Coordinator,SCD, all SCD and Block staff were present in the camp.

Following tables depict the camp details

Persons with Disabilities Registered in the Camp Applied for Disability Certificate

Sl.No.

Types ofDisabled

Male Female Total BBSA CAMP,

ORGANISED BY

SCD, TITILAGARH

IN ASSOCIATIONWITH

DSSO,BALANGIR

VENUE- SCD,TITILAGARH

Sl. No. Types ofDisabled

Male Female Total

1 VI 42 23 65 1 VI 31 19 50

2 HI 57 47 104 2 HI 44 41 85

3 MR 49 27 76 3 MR 41 21 62

4 OH 135 40 175 4 OH 123 32 155

Total 420 Total 352

Persons with Disabilities applied for pension

Sl. No. Boys Girls Male Female Total

1 19 12 24 13 68

2- Bal Jyoti Abhiyan

Miss.Rani,Staff Nurse, Screening to a school girl Mr. Joshi,Tech. Screening to a School girl at base Hospital

Collector of Balangir District took a good initiative of school going children eye screening programme named“Bal Jyoti” .SCD had taken active participation in this programme and screened in five Blocks of Balangir Districtincluding 12 nos. of schools.

Bal Jyoti Programme table

Name of the Block No. of School Boys Girls Total

Saintala 02 150 92 242

Titilagarh 04 315 193 508

Muribahal 02 180 85 265

Bongomunda 02 150 74 224

Turekela 02 120 83 203

Total 12 915 527 1442

S. C.D. Activities Photos

1-Sarogini Nag- Bharat Pattnaik -Belpa