SANGLI MISSION SOCIETY ANNUAL REPORT 2017 – 2018 SAKSHAM – Women empowerment the formation and strengthening of Self Help Group (SHGs) Saksham is a women empowerment program implemented in four working districts of Sangli Mission Society , it focuses on empowering rural women by providing various trainings, making them self sufficient by establishing Self Help Groups (SHG). SHGs Formation Self Help Group (SHGs) is an integrated developmental instrument for women empowerment, it is the need based, community driven, micro units that help to improve the status and quality of life of the poor rural women. In the last financial year 243 Self Help Groups (SHGs) have been formed and 3645 women in four districts became a part of this platform. HIGHLIGHTS… New SHGs - 243 New women joined in SHGs - 3645 Monthly saving - 2, 73,375 Women linked with Bank - 3645 Women understand the financial transactions - 486 Register training (book keeping training)
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SANGLI MISSION SOCIETY ANNUAL REPORT
2017 – 2018
SAKSHAM – Women empowerment the formation and strengthening of Self Help Group
(SHGs)
Saksham is a women empowerment program implemented in four working districts of Sangli Mission Society
, it focuses on empowering rural women by providing various trainings, making them self sufficient by
establishing Self Help Groups (SHG).
SHGs Formation
Self Help Group (SHGs) is an integrated developmental instrument for women empowerment, it is the need
based, community driven, micro units that help to improve the status and quality of life of the poor rural
women. In the last financial year 243 Self Help Groups (SHGs) have been formed and 3645 women in four
districts became a part of this platform.
HIGHLIGHTS…
New SHGs - 243
New women joined in SHGs - 3645
Monthly saving - 2, 73,375
Women linked with Bank - 3645
Women understand the financial transactions - 486
Register training (book keeping training)
Record maintaining is a one of the vital ingredient in a Self Help Groups, successful internal and external
micro credits absolutely depends upon appropriate record; this training helps SHGs to understand balance
sheets, group wise accounts and proper utilization of money.
In this year 92 register trainings were organized in Kolhapur and Sangli districts. 92 SHGs secretary,
presidents and members are empowered in record keeping through this training.
HIGHLIGHTS…
Register training - 92
Women empowered in record keeping - 368
Women authorized in record keeping - 92
Mahila Melava
Mahila melava is a voluntary intermingle participation of women to share thoughts, express joy and to gain
knowledge on various issues. In 2017 – 18 Organized Mahila Melava’s in various villages on behalf of
occasions and International Women’s Day 2018, with the participation of Self Help Groups (SHGs) women
from Kolhapur, Sangli, Sindhudurg and Ratnagiri districts.
HIGHLIGHTS…
Mahila Melavas - 21
Participated women - 1250
Health Camp
Executed Health Camps in Kolhapur and Ratnagiri districts on 8th March 2018 on behalf of International
Women’s Day 2018, in Veral, Khed, Ratnagiri 40 Self Help Group women benefited with full body analyzing of
the visceral fat level, body fat, body weight, body fat percentage, skeletal muscle percentage and
subcutaneous fat percentage, etc. Dr. Somesh Mane admonished them for better health practices.
73 peoples from Kalmavadi Vasahat, Akiwat, Shirol, Kolhapur benefited with Eye checkup camp out of this 18
people are diagnosed with eye problems and operation, 06 peoples are operated for same. Dr. Sachin
Ainapure admonished them.
HIGHLIGHTS…
Health camps - 02
People screened in health camps - 113
Bachat Gat Bank
Ministry of Labor and Employment organizes workshops for working women and educates them about their
rights/duties, Legal aid. Usually this workshops runs for two days and Govt. reimburse per day 100 rupees to
participant women as they spends whole day. In the last year Sangli Mission Society implemented 06
trainings on Mahila Bachat Gat Bank in Kolhapur districts with the collaboration of district labor and
employment center.
Output and Outcomes
Total Mahila Melava conducted - 06
Participated women - 750
Amount NEFT to participant - 150,000
Mahila Bachat Gat Bank formed - 01
Members in Mahila Bachat Gat Bank - 125
Gradations
Gradation is a tool for SHGs assessment in which Self Help Groups (SHGs) assessed on contributing factor
such as SHG rules and regulations, SHG meeting, attendance in meeting, saving, rotation of leadership, book
keeping, participation in social events, utilization of resources, etc. Usually SHGs are graded in four categories
of Formation, Stabilization, Development and Sustainable, etc
Exposure visit
Exposure visits enable SHGs women from different villages to interact with and learn from each other, visitor
often influences to become confident and reliant on own as it promotes good practices of SHGs. In the last
year conducted 07 Exposure visits in Swayamsidha, Kolhapur and ICICI Bank Academy for skill, Shirol,
Kolhapur, etc. Exposure visit benefited women with Personality Development & Conventional & Non-
Conventional Vocational training, information on free skill development training with accommodation facility
in ICICI Bank Academy, etc.
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Formation Stabilization Development Sustainable
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Gradations
HIGHLIGHTS…
Exposure visits - 07
SHGs participated in Exposure visit - 28
Women participated in Exposure visit - 420
Government Scheme
Pension scheme
Pension scheme
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Pension scheme
Sanjay Gandhi Niradhar Yojana
Shravanbal Vrudhapkal Yojana
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Aam Aadmi Yojana National Family Benefit Scheme
Social Protection Scheme
Social Protection Scheme
Social Entitlement
Sr.no Name of the Scheme Total
1 Ration Card 11
2 Domicile certificate 125
3 Annual Income certificate 89
4 Adhar card 06
5 Pan card 12
6 BPL certificate 10
DILASA – Program for the HIV/AIDS infected and affected people
1. Dilasa counseling and support center, Kolhapur
Counseling
Counseling plays important role in behavioral intervention especially in variety of issues such as medical,
psychological and social, it is just one of many interventions that must be used to confront the AIDS
epidemic, Dilasa accommodated counseling’s in certain issues like pre & post HIV test, CD4, ART, Pediatric
ART, Nutrition, Education, Peer counseling, etc.
Follow up
Dilasa Counseling support center provided Follow up service to 230 people living with HIV (PLHIV) in the year
2017 – 2018, ART follow up service given to those who had missed ART treatment for more than 3 months
and CD4 follow up service given those who had CD4 less than baseline count.
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0 50 45 3 24 29 2
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Post test CD4 ART Pediatric ART Nutrition Education Peer counseling
Counseling
Total Male Female
Services
Supplementary food distribution programs
Dilasa Counseling and Support center arranged 05 supplementary food distribution programs in the year of
2017 – 18 for the Children Living with HIV/AIDs (CLHIV). Supplementary food kit contains Groundnuts, Dates,
Soya bean, Pulses, Jaggery, Wheat, and Rice, etc., regularly intake of supplements with ART significantly
improves the CD4 count of children; also helps to fight against opportunistic infections. Total 190 CLHIV has
benefited with supplementary food.
Educational fees and material distribution programs
Educational material distribution program conducted on 14th Jun 2017 in Dilasa counseling and support
center, Kolhapur, in presence of Father Joseph Cheriampannat – President, Sangli Mission Society. Provide
viable set of notebooks, textbooks, sack, umbrella, etc. Total 19 poor Children Living with HIV/AIDs (CLHIV)
and Children Affected with HIV/AIDs (CAA) benefited with educational materials.
Sr.no Education Material Total
1 Sack 12
2 9th& 10th Std Book Set 09
3 Long Book 144
4 Small Book 24
5 Compass 04
6 Educational fees 15,000/-
Follow up 230
CD4 Count 101
ART 129
Nutrition powder distribution
Provided with Kids-Pro is a well balanced nutritional supplement to those CLHIV CD4 count is less than
baseline and are probably with double orphan or living with single parents, helps CLHIV for optimum growth
and development to meets the RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowance) requirement. In the 2017 – 18 total
26 CLHI had been benefited with Kids Pro nutrition powder.
Celebrated Diwali with HIV positive children
Diwali celebrated with HIV positive children in collaboration of Rotaract club of Kolhapur and Inner wheel club, Kolhapur on 13th Oct 2017, in Dilasa office. As Diwali is highest and joy full occasion for children even as Handful of the CLHIV celebrates the Diwali with fulfillments of need, remaining unable to afford to purchase new cloths, sweets, cosmetic materials, etc. Total 30 children living with HIV/AIDs (CLHIV) and children affected with HIV/AIDS (CAA) benefited with clothes, sweets, cosmetics, etc. this was a small foray of turning sorrow in to joy,
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Supplementaryfood
Educationalmaterial
Sweater Diwali Material Nutrition Powder
Services
Total
Govt. Scheme submission
Government implements Pension schemes are extremely relevant and useful to PLHIV as they are not
potential to fulfill basic needs due to impending health condition and opportunistic diseases. Dilasa helps
such clients in various ways of advocacy, submission, guidance, etc. Last year Dilasa facilitated 43 PLHIVs to
put forward the documents.
Referrals
Referral services given to 126 PLHIVs to different stakeholders to fulfill various need of PLHIV namely HIV
testing, ART treatment, CD4 count, etc. 60 people living with HIV (PLHIV) referred for CD4, 19 people referred
for HIV testing and 47 people referred to ART center.
2. Vihaan care and support center (CSC) Named for the Sanskrit word for ‘dawn’s first light,’ Vihaan is a national initiative establishing and managing
350 Care & Support Centers (CSCs) across India to expand access to essential services, increase treatment
adherence, reduce stigma and discrimination, and improve the quality of life of people living with HIV
(PLHIV). Sangli Mission society is implementing four Vihaan CSC in Sangli and Kolhapur district. The project aims to
empower people living with HIV (PLHIV) by providing care and support services like counseling, HIV testing of
family members, providing government schemes etc.
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Social entitalments
a. Vihaan care and support center, Ichalkaranji
National Yoga day celebration
Executed ‘Yoga Mass Demonstration’ on account of National yoga day on 21st Jun 2017 in Dilasa Vihaan care
and support center, Ichalkaranji, people living with HIV/AIDs (PLHIV) can strengthen their immune systems
and their spirits by regular exercise of yoga. More than 100 PLHIV immersed in yoga demonstration. Mr.
Prabhakar Desai and Mr. Abhinandan Thorat from Shivaji University facilitated yoga demonstration.
Supplementary food distribution programs
Dilasa Vihaan Care and Support center arranged 03 supplementary food distribution programs in the year of
2017 – 18 for the Children Living with HIV/AIDs (CLHIV). Supplementary food kit contains Groundnuts, Dates,
Soya bean, Pulses, Jaggery, Wheat, and Rice, etc., regularly intake of supplements with ART significantly
improves the CD4 count of children; also helps to fight against opportunistic infections. Total 83 CLHIV has
benefited with supplementary food.
Sr. no Name of the Activity Venue Date Total
beneficiaries
1 Supplementary food
distribution ART center, Gadhinglaj April 2017 33
2 Supplementary food
distribution Dilasa Vihaan CSC,
Ichalkaranji Sept 2017 35
3 Supplementary food
distribution St. John Church, Gadhinglaj July 2017 15
Total 83
Educational fees and material distribution programs
Vihaan CSC has Executed 02 Educational material distribution programs in 2017 - 18. Provide viable set of
notebooks, textbooks, sack, umbrella, etc. Total 82 poor Children Living with HIV/AIDs (CLHIV) and Children
Affected with HIV/AIDs (CAA) benefited with educational materials.
Sr. no Name of the Activity Venue Date Total
beneficiaries
1 Educational material
distribution Lions club, Kolhapur April 2017 47
2 Educational material
distribution Dilasa Vihaan CSC,
Ichalkaranji Sept 2017 35
Total 82
Govt. Scheme sanctioned letter distribution program
Government implements Pension schemes are extremely relevant and useful to PLHIV as they are not potential to fulfill basic needs however accessing government schemes that are available for their social protection is very difficult for the families of PLHIV. The families might not have awareness of the different benefits they are entitled to and if they do get the information, it is not easy running from one department to another to submit applications and fulfill the formalities, spending their time, money on travel and effort. Besides there is always the ever present issue of stigma and discrimination looming large at these many places they have to visit in the process. Dilasa helps such clients in various ways of advocacy, submission of application, guidance, etc. Last year Dilasa facilitated 242 PLHIVs to submission and approval of schemes.
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b. Vihaan Care and Support Center, Miraj
HIV testing and prevention campaign
Dilasa Vihaan Care and Support Center conducted 04 HIV testing campaign and awareness programs in Sangli
districts in 2017 - 18, campaign designed to motivate Men, Women and Adults to get tested for HIV and know
their status; inculcated about impotent’s of premarital testing in adults. 192 men, women and adults
voluntary did their testing
Educational Support Women’s day celebration World TB day celebration
World AIDs day Celebration
Sr. no Name of the Activity Venue Date Total
beneficiaries
1 HIV testing campaign Kavathemahankal, Sangli 31 Aug 2017 50
3 HIV testing campaign Baj, Jat, Sangli 22 Aug 2017 47
4 HIV testing campaign Basargi, Jat, Sangli 07 Oct 2017 63
Total 192
Teachers training workshop on HIV/AIDS
Provided training on HIV/AIDS to teachers in Kavathemahankal and Jat, Sangli by Vihaan Care and Support
center in 2017 – 18. HIV/AIDS, its causes, prevention, misunderstandings, treatment etc topic covered in the
training. Integration of HIV/AIDs Education helped teachers to build youngster with viable information.
Sr. no Name of the Activity Venue Date Total
beneficiaries
1 HIV testing campaign Kavathemahankal, Sangli 31 Aug 2017 50
2 HIV testing campaign Jat, Sangli 09 Aug 2017 63
Total 113
Sr. no Core Indicators CSC
Gadhinglaj
CSC
Ichalkaranji
CSC
Miraj
CSC
Islampur Total
1 On ART registration 715 1970 637 284 3606
2 Pre ART registration 113 551 167 241 1072
3 Thematic counseling 568 1562 542 289 2961
4 Peer counseling 285 1830 551 439 3105
5 ICTC testing 86 628 101 226 1041
6 Social scheme 168 1020 551 86 1825
7 LFU track back 192 639 242 305 1378
8 Advocacy 7 09 2 01 19
Prerna – Programs for promotion and protection of child rights
Sangli Mission Society runs various projects and programs for the development of children and protection of their rights
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1041
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On ART Reg Pre ART Reg Thematiccounseling
Peercounseling
ICTC testing Socialscheme
LFU trackback
Advocacy
Core Indicators wise data till March 2017
a. CHILDLINE
Case Data
Open house
Childline organizes open house activity once in a month to sensitize children as Open house is an
open forum for children to raise issues faced by them to the Childline team. This platform also
allows children to be heard and seek support of government system. Last year 04 open house
activities conducted with the participation of 147 children.
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Medical
Shelter
Sponsership
Child labour
Did not found
Restoration
Missing
E.S.G
Abuse
Child Marriage
Parent asking help
Child beggar
Unclassified
Referred to other services
Referred by other Childline
Childline is a 24 hour toll free phone service for the children in need of care and protection from the Ministry of Women and Child Development (MWCD), Government of India. In 2011 Sangli Mission Society started to work as a collaborative organization for Kolhapur city.
Mass awareness
Mass awareness conducted on different occasions where thousands of people come together;
Childline always make use of such occasion to sensitize people on child issues and aware them
about 1098. Childline had conducted 46 mass awareness programs with the participation of
thousands of people and children
School awareness
Childline sensitized teacher along with students throughout school awareness program. This instills
children about child rights. Last year 33 school awareness programs conducted with participation of
10587 students along with their teachers.
Sr.no Name of the School Date No of Participant
1 Karmveer Bhaurav Patil primary school 7/7/2017 60
2 New English School, Rendal 7/7/2017 250
27080
8520
Participation in Mass Awareness
Adults
Children
3 B. Ambedkar Sidharth Nagar primary school 12/7/2017 40
4 Dvarkanath Kapur primary school 12/7/2017 60
5 P.B salunkhe primary school 13/7/2017 50
6 Dattajirao primary school 13/7/2017 70
7 Vidyapith High school 18/7/2017 2400
8 Harihar High school 18/7/2017 18
9 Harihar primary school 18/7/2017 60
10 M.L. G High school 20/7/2017 515
11 Indumati girls High school 28/7/2017 850
12 Deshbhushan High school 28/7/2017 450
13 Kumar Vidyamandir, School no. 3, Hupari primary school 1/8/2017 70
Treatment and follow up for the unhealthy children
Activities
Home visits & survey
Medical camps
Awareness on diet, breast feeding, hygiene & sanitation
Counseling
Distribution of supplementary food
Nutrition demonstration
Monitoring & follow up
It is an attempt to arrest malnourishment together with government departments.
Highlights
Supplementary food distribution - 207
Medical checkups - 144
Parental counseling - 40
Nutrition demonstration - 03
Protein powder - 04
e. Alphonsa Shikshan Sahayya Nidhi- Providing educational support to poor children
Through this program we provide financial assistance
And educational material to poor children for school And higher education
HIGHLIGHTS...
Support for school education - 111
Support for higher education - 01
Concession in school fees - 110
f. Galli Galli Sim Sim –
HIGHLIGHTs
Research family application distribution - 120
Non Research family application distribution - 1629
Certificate distributed to participated children - 3750
“Play.connect.learn” is a reading capacity building program, running in Sangli and Kolhapur district with
the 3750 school children. Project started with the collaboration of Sesame Workshop Indian, which
aims to improve grade-level reading, a basic skill needed for lifelong learning.
g. Community Based Rehabilitation Program –
Objectives
Health
Speech therapy camp - 01
Participated CWDs in Speech therapy camp - 33
Physiotherapy camp - 01
Participated CWDs in physiotherapy camp - 17
CWDs gone through OE & Bera test - 04
Wheelchair distributed to CWDs - 04
Education
Speech therapy - 33
ADL skill material provided - 32
Livelihood
Income Generating Activity support - 09
Total amount distributed - 90,000
Tailoring batch - 01
Total participant in tailoring - 20
Social
Self Help Group formed - 04
Child parliament awareness - 01
Disabled People’s Awareness (DPO) - 01
Online Disabled certificate - 14
SMS started to implement Community Based Rehabilitation Program for children with disability; aim is
to empower children and persons with disabilities for integrating them into all aspects of development
and societal life towards an inclusive society by enabling the community to achieve inclusion of
children with disability
1. To empower the children and persons with disability for economic , psycho – social independency
2. To empower and advocate with government system, Duty Bearers and public structures like DPOs,
CBOs, NGOs for mainstreaming persons with disability into all aspects of developmental and
societal life
ADHAR – Providing security to the families Below Poverty Line (BPL)
HIGLIGHTS
New Policies - 154
Death claim - 01
SAMARDHAN – Program to link people with various govt. schemes
Sr no Name of the scheme Total
1 Sanjay Gandhi Niradhar Yojana (SGY) 286
2 Bal Sangopan Yojana (BSY) 05
3 Shravanbal Vrudhapkal Yojana (SVY) 36
4 National Family Benefit Scheme (NFBS) 05
5 New Ration card (RC) 11
6 Aam Aadmi Yojana (AAY) 106
7 Domicile certificate 346
8 Annual Income certificate 310
9 Social Entitlements (Pan, Adhar card, Age cert) 31
Total 1049
SMS is a recognized agent of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) to reach out to rural villages through micro insurance products. As on date, we have 5,385 policies with 176 SPs and 5, 38, 500 rupees of monthly premium
Samardhan is an advocacy program running in four districts of Maharashtra. Sangli Mission Society aim
is to link up people from all over the operational areas who are deprived from rights; for this we
mobilizes people with surveys, awareness, and advocacy meetings, etc. program linked 10444 of men,
women and children with schemes. In the 2017 – 18 total 1049 people benefited with Govt. schemes
National Family Benefit Scheme (NFBS), Ration Card (RC), Indira Avas Yojana (IAY), etc.
SWAVLAMBAN – Promotion of skill development & livelihood
Output and outcomes
Swavalamban is a skill development program implemented in operational area of Sangli Mission
Society; program imparts skill development training to begin various income generation programs like
farming, goat rearing, dairy farming, poultry, small business etc. It also supports SHGs to start collective
income generation programs. Since 2014, SMS registered in Vocational Education Training Board
(VSPM) an ISO certified board to impart skill development trainings. We have successfully completed 39
batches of tailoring and computer basic with 693 admissions in Kolhapur and Sangli district.
Tailoring batches - 19
Students participated - 369
Women get jobs after tailoring - 03
House business started - 161
Own shops started - 03
Computer batches - 09
Students participated - 154
Tally ERP9 batches - 02
Students participated - 15
Students got jobs after training - 02
Support for constructive bio gas plants
Promotion of agriculture & allied activities
Production & promotion of organic manure and pesticides
Planting and nurturing of trees by children in villages
Conducting plastic eradication awareness
HARITA – Protection of environment
Harita is an environment protection program running in four district of Maharashtra. This program
mobilize farmers towards organic farming, provide trainings on plastic eradication by using paper bags
along with this inculcates tree plantation in children and preservance of local breeds, etc.
Activities
HIGHLIGHTS
Trees planted 228
Environment protection elocution competition 02
Organic farming training 02
Kitchen gardening training 03
ASARA – Care for aged & abandoned
It was established to make it possible for the elderly to be healthy, happy, spiritual and social.
CENTERS…
Alphonsa parents care home, Devdhe, Lanja, Ratnagiri.
Dilasa Bhavan, Tasgaon Phata, Miraj, Sangli.
Swanthan, Tasgaon Phata, Miraj, Sangli.
Teresa Welfare Center, Dabachiwadi, Oras, Sidhudurg.
NIVARA – Providing shelter to the homeless
The beneficiaries of this program are homeless poor people, widows and people with acute multiple
infirmities
Objectives HIGHLIGHTS
AYUSHY – Care and support of Cancer patients & prevention of Cancer
It aims to give physical, psychological and social support to the Cancer patients and their families
Activities
ASHADEEP – Counseling and Guidance Center
Ashadeep provides therapeutic, preventive and primitive counseling to children and families
Activities
Academic skill development Stress management Psychological testing
Child guidance Family counseling Parental guidance
Personality development School counseling
Providing houses to the poorest
Supporting with loans to construct houses
Helping to avail houses through government
schemes
Houses constructed - 16
Support for constructing houses - 26
Toilet construction - 47
Support for plot purchase - 05
Mobile Cancer care unit
Conducting awareness programs
Medical camps
Promoting healthy diet
Family counseling
Support for treatment & medicine
HIGHLIGHTS…
Individual IQ test - 578
Aptitude test and parental guidance - 744
Personal counseling - 580
Adolescent health program participant - 1000
Teachers training workshop - 250
Prudent parenting workshop participant - 978
Regular school counseling - 06
Parents awareness workshop - 02
Benefited parents - 2370
ADULT EDUCATION – Non formal education to adults
Program started to provide non formal education to adults; program provides basic edification which enables
adults to write, read, sign, etc
HIGHLIGTS
Adult education batches - 02
Total adult educated - 40
Health camps conducted - 01
Adults screened in health camp - 20
Gyan Deepti –
For the past 27 years Sangli Mission Society is extending its service to the humanity, especially for poor lots of Maharashtra in manifold ways. She has accomplished and accomplishing a good reputation far and wide for her selfless exemplary services. Sangli Missions Society’s Department of Education is very vibrant and striving hard to inculcate a value based quality education to its students. Here is a brief report of its educational institutions and its manifold activities for the year 2017 2018. There are 10 English medium schools and three nurseries owned andrun by SMS through which over 10,875 children prepare themselves for a joyful generation next. Our schools initiate children into regular educational system giving personal attention to every student that he or she can excel in all dimensions. Due emphasis is given for socialization, character formation, discipline and teaching first lessons of academics. Day to day learning experience is arranged in such a way that children develop interest in coming to the school. Children are initiated into reading and writing and oral and written exams are conducted. To evaluate the development of children parents-teachers meeting is held every month. Brief Status of the Schools:
No Name of the school Board/Syllabus Followed
Class up to
Total No. of students
Teaching Staff
Nonteaching staff
1 AlphonsaMiraj State 10th 1800 65 10
2 AlphonsaIchalkaranji, State 11th 1885 67 26
3 Alphonsa School Kolhapur State 10th 1100 38 11
4 St.ThomasSchool, Ratnagiri State 10th 920 32 10
5 Mary Matha, Chiplun State 10th 1580 40 10
6 DivyaJyoti, Banda State 10th 450 21 05
7 Santhome School, Sangli ICSE 10th 1500 58 18
8 Alphonsa, Jath State 10th 980 30 08
9 Alphonsa, Shahuwadi State 10th 585 24 08
10 AlphonsaHerle CBSC KG, I 75 5 03
Total 10875 380 109
Ashadeep Nursery This year 135 children are studying in the nursery in two divisions. It has 05 teaching staff and 4non-teaching staff. To keep children sportive and culturally illumined, cultural and sports competitions were conducted for students. Also different programmes like Drawing, story, poem, fancy dress and colouring competitions were held during the year. Nursery at Khed The academic year started in Khed on 15the June with 40 kids. There are 3 on the staff, and they were given good training in English language. Nursery & K.G at Kodoli Though nursery was started at Kodoli with the arrival of DSS sisters but there is only very poor response in the beginning. At present40 students were admitted in the nursery. Different completions and entertainment programmes were conducted throughout the year. In-service Training of Staff Sangli Mission gives lots of importance to the in service training as well as refresher courses for the teachers. Well-known resource persons are brought forth and training programmes were organized in June in which teachers from all our schools participated.
Training of Parents The role of parents in the process of education is of paramount importance. The trust has established its own guidance and counselling centre at Ashadeep Sangli. The centre organizes training for parents on the topic “Responsible and Smart Parenting for a Smart Education.” All the schools of Sangli Mission conduct this workshop as per the need and specialties of the school and its locality. Counselling and Guidance All the schools of SMS organized various counselling and career guidance sessions for students. Ashadeep Guidance and Counselling Centre conducted aptitude and IQ tests in all the high schools and helped the students to be focused on their way ahead. Sports and Extra Curricular Activities Educational Policy of SMS is very particular about the integral growth of its students. Sports and extracurricular activities are given a lot of importance. The inter school sports and cultural competitions take place at regular intervals. Inter school competitions; athletics, cultural and literary competitions help the students of various schools of SMS to come together and interact each other for a better tomorrow. Students from every school take part in Taluka and district and national level athletics, sports and games and win laurels to the schools. Scholarships and Competitive Exams All the schools of SMS encourage their students to participants in maximum number of national and international competitive examinations; to name a few, Dr. Homibhaba Exam, Brain Development, Mother India Talent Search, Maharashtra Talent Search, G.K. Olympiad, National Science Olympiad (NSO International Mathematics Olympiad(IMO), International English Olympiad(IEO) Scholarship Exams, Spell Bee, English Marathon etc. etc. Care for students with learning disabilities All the schools of SMS are very particular about giving additional care to the students with learning disabilities like dyslexia, dysgraphia, retention disabilities, speech disabilities etc. Remedial classes are arranged for the students with learning disabilities and are brought to the main stream. Co-curricular activities All the schools of SMS give lots of importance to co-curricular activities. To name a few, Science and Art Exhibitions, Cultural Fest, Science, Maths and General Quiz competitions, Annual Gatherings, Sports and Cultural Competitions, Picnics etc. The students present their ideas on exhibits covering a spectrum of topics. We witness large turn up of parents and local people. Also the schools bring out school magazines every year with all its scholarly charm and beauty. Innovative teaching Aids Most of the schools are well equipped with latest teaching – learning materials like Interactive Smart Boards, labs, libraries, Audio Visual rooms etc. Socialization and Care for the Poor Socialization and care for the poor is one of the important characteristics of the educational system of SMS. All the schools undertake various humanitarian activities and social action throughout the academic year so that the generation next continues their social responsibility to the society. For instance, Alphonsa School Miraj and Ichalkaranji take their students every year to Dilasa Bhavan where the HIV infected children are given the best care. Alphonsa Shikshan Sahaya Nidhi Education to all is one of the basic principles of the Educational policy of SMS. Every school has scholarship/concession systems to promote those students who are economically backward. Every school
tries to identify rural children who are talented but from rural and economically backward areas. Towards this cause SMS has started generating a special fund called Alphonsa Shikshan Sahaya Nidhi which has already become unique relief to a number of poor children. Reaching out to Alumni It is quite heart-warming that the ex-students of all the schools of SMS have great respect and level of gratitude to their schools. Even after passing out, these institutions function as energy sources for them. These intuitions take care of them through various forums like Website based groups, Alumni gatherings etc. Art and Science Exhibitions The budding scientists and artists of Alphonsa SchoolShahuwadi and Santhome School Sangliand St Thomas Ratnagiriarranged an Art and Science exhibition. The children could present their ideas on exhibits covering a spectrum of topics. There was a large turn up of parents and local people. Achievements-SSC Board Exam Results All the schools have done extremely well in the Board exams. SSC Board Exam Result - Sangli Mission 2017-2018
No. Place Distinction First Class Second Class Highest%
1 Jath 45 04 00 94.40
2 Chiplun 54 09 00 97
3. Banda 31 06 00 92.40
4 Shahuwadi 28 05 02 94.40
5. Ichalkaranji 99 13 00 96
6 Miraj 109 18 02 100
7. Sangli (ICSE) 17 06 02 98
8 Kolhapur 54 04 00 96.80
9 Ratnagiri 48 05 00 97.40
Capacity building workshops
Children related legislation
Conducted one day workshop on children related legislation on 21st July 2017, In Vishwadeepti, Kolhapur.
Training aim was to update knowledge of Sangli Mission Society staff on children related acts i.e. Juvenile
Justice Act, 2000 and Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012. Mrs. Kashina Kareem and Mrs.
Prachi Naik from Prerna organization, Mumbai facilitated the training. Total 45 staff participated in training.
Life Skill Education (LSE) & Counseling
Department of Social and Development Action conducted two days workshop on Life Skill Education (LSE) &
Counseling between 13th and 14th Oct 2017, In Sneha Sadan, Kolhapur. Aim was to develop staff as
professional and to introduce them new skills which help them to grow within the organization. Total 20 staff
participated in training.
Monitoring & Evaluation
executed three days residential workshop on Monitoring & Evaluation between 15th to 17th March 2018, In
Alpho training & animating center, Herle, Kolhapur. Mr. Sanjay Raut and Mr. Peter from Kindernothilfe
(German for “Supporting children in need”) facilitated the training. Total 19 staff from various project and
program participated in training.
Run for Sangli Mission Society in United Way Tata Mumbai Marathon (TMM) 2018
Sangli Mission Society participated in United Way Tata Mumbai Marathon 2018 on 21st January 2018 in
Mumbai, Maharashtra. TMM is one of India’s biggest platforms to raise funds for NGOs. The platform allows
the NGO to raise funds through four different mediums-Charity Bibs, Corporate Participation, Individual Fund
Raisers and Direct online contribution on the NGO page Total 27 people participated in Mumbai Marathon
including 09 Father, 10 Social Action staff, 04 special children, 04 attendee for special children, etc.
