Vatsalya Annual Report 2012

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Annual Report

2012

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Vatsalya Annual Report2012

It is good to have an end to a journey; but it is the journey that matters, in the end.Ernest Hemingway

Vatsalya completes 12 years in 2012. It has been a great journey, full of exciting challenges and exhilarating

achievements. As we travelled the road, we were joined by people who became our close allies and partners and

we also lost a few close ones along the way. A time full of ups and downs, a lot of delightful moments and

some heartbreaks; we felt blessed and distressed, we endured hardships and celebrated good days but we

enjoyed being together every step of the way of the journey. In the end, it has made us feel proud and happy

for being who we are as individuals and as an organization. We stand for truth and honesty, justice and

equality and we work towards creating a peaceful and prosperous society...:)

Vatsalya is involved with a range of varied activities through which it invests in empowering children, youth,

women and men of marginalised communities. We carry out our responsibilities with the support of partnersand friends who provide their invaluable assistance in helping these communities move towards a better future.

In the following pages, we will present you with a brief outline of the state of affairs in Vatsalya in the year

2011-12. We begin with the statements of vision and mission of Vatsalya as an organization:

VisionProgress Indian society by enabling our disadvantaged people to achieve their true potentialMissionBy direct action and intervention, provide a caring environment where our disadvantaged and vulnerablepeople can develop their capabilities with dignity.

With the above vision and mission, Vatsalya implements the following programs:

1. Vatsalya Udayan; Vatsalya's residential care program for orphaned & abandoned children2. Vatsalya Shiksha Niketan;Vatsalyas school for children3. MAST-Upaarjan; Vatsalya's livelihood program for poor youth and marginalized women4. Samvedna; Vatsalya's health and education program for street children5. Kavach and TI: Vatsalyas HIV & AIDS awareness and control program for truck drivers and CSWs


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Vatsalya UdayanOur residential child care program for orphaned and abandoned children completed 10 years this year. At

Vatsalya Udayan, while our efforts are to provide children with a safe, healthy and enabling atmosphere, we

also focus on their all-round personality development. At the time we find and pick up children from the

streets, they have a very hostile and negative attitude towards society. They also tend to believe that they are

victims of an evil destiny and have no future in the adult world that has been abusive towards them. We

invest in changing this mindset, as having a positive attitude is an essential prerequisite to moving towards a

successful and happy future. We use various methods to help them transform themselves into positive-

thinking, forward-looking, happy young individuals. Our intensive focus is on Yoga, Art Therapy, Animal

Assisted Psycho-therapy, Sports, exposure to Literature and Science, the development of different livelihood

and life skills. In Yoga, we focus on self-restraint, life-regulating moral rules and observances, fixing the mind

on the Supreme and absorption of self. In Art Therapy, we use Music, Dance, Creative Art-work and Story-

telling. In Animal-Assisted Psycho-therapy, we have used horses, dogs, cows and rabbits. Massage Therapy is

a combination of Acupressure and Reiki. Counselling is primarily based on listening and is absolutely devoid of

preaching and arguing. Sports are played and promoted generously while the development of skills helps

children discover their true talents. The international volunteer program is one of the most important aspects

of our residential care program wherein volunteers from all over the world come and contribute in many

extraordinary ways to the transformation that happens in the lives of children we serve. They bring not only a

great positive energy but also add a multicultural richness to raising our children. At Vatsalya Udayan, our

basic focus is on making children happy, as once they are in that state, what is desirable becomes inevitable.

Through interventions based on emotional, spiritual, intellectual, and professional development, Vatsalya staff

work to create a safe, nurturing environment for children in need who would not otherwise have access to

opportunities that would better their lives.

Statistics: Vatsalya Udayan is our first and major intervention that is running in its 11th year now. Ourresidential campus has seen a large number of children who were lost, runaway or abandoned by their families

and a good number of them now have been reunited with their families and are reintegrated back in to society

and are living a normal healthy life. Through Vatsalya Udayan, we have rehabilitated, repatriated and

supported in different ways565 children so far. This year, we had 21 new children sent to us by various

child welfare agencies, 17 out of whom were reclaimed by their families. Many of these children werecaptured under the anti begging law of the state and their parents reclaimed them back with a promise to not

send them for begging again. Remaining4 are AIDS orphans and would continue to live under the care and

protection of Vatsalya till they are 18. Currently 48 children are living at Vatsalya Udayan. In the

following page, you can see some of the images of from life at Vatsalya Udayan


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Life is celebrated with joy and fervour at Vatsalya! Children are taught to respect tradition and yet be modern in their thinking.

Vatsalya Udayan is a place that protects the vulnerable and nurtures talent, aspirations and values. The children who leave at 18 are in

a osition to not onl take care o themselves but also SUPPORT some o those in need!


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Vatsalya Shiksha NiketanRecognising the need and value of a proper need-based education for the children it serves, Vatsalya started its

own school in 2011. It is meant to cover the children who live on its premises as well as for those living in

surrounding villages. The school was built with financial support from friends all over the world who donated

for constructing a proper school building, the drinking water facility and transport for the school. Vatsalya

Shiksha Niketan is recognised by the state education department and had 88 children in the first year. In the

year 2012-13 we endeavour to double this figure and also invest in improving the quality of education given tochildren. We do not believe in simply making them literate or able to read, write and count, we aim to identify

their inherent potential and develop them in such a way that they become self sustained empowered

individuals. Vatsalya Shiksha Niketan has two other major objectives:

Value buildingWe work hard towards making children aware, and making them understand and internalise values that truly

enrich life: perseverance, compassion, service, honesty and respect for all living beings. Vatsalya invests in

nurturing young minds that are full of creative thoughts and their little hearts full of love and innocence. We

simply tap their potentials and let them blossom into happy positive dignified individuals. When they grow up,

they will only spread these virtues and multiply them quite spontaneously.

Skill buildingWe encourage children to focus on academics and related activities till they are 14 years old. We try different

methods of teaching and learning so that even those with not much academic potentials can attain a certain

level of mastery over the 3Rs. Whenthey reach 14, a team of resource persons who have worked closely with

them prepares a livelihood education plan for the child and the next 4 years are focused on developing those

skills. Our challenge and goal is that by the time the children are 18, they should have basic education

(preferably a 10thgrade certificate), a full time job with an extra back up livelihood skill and the ability to live

on their own with dignity and independence. We have achieved significant success in this effort and almost all

our children who graduated from Vatsalya are working successfully in IT, the hotel, textile, handicraft and jewellery industries. A few of them are preparing for the Rajasthan Administrative Services, the police and

armed force personnel and banking services.

Statistics: The school has88 children in the 2012-13 session and we endeavour to have150 children in the2013-14 session. We try to maintain a ratio of one teacher per 20 students. Since vocational training of 14+

children is an integral part of our education, we also need to have a trainer per 20 children which is a major

challenge for us as it significantly increases the per child cost. We are debating as to what should be the vision

and mission of Vatsalya Shikha Niketan, where do we wish to be in next 5-10 years? We would be very happy

to hear from you regarding this subject...:)


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The foundation stone for Vatsalya Shiksha Niketan was laid by our youngest studentZia in April 2011 and we had the pleasure ofhaving over 25 volunteers fromAustralia, France, Scotland, Spain and USAfor its opening ceremony. The children are given verypersonal attention and we use audio- visual aids to make it an impactful and interesting learning experience for the children. Saturdays

are fixed for teaching throughskype and Arjun and Aditi from California, USA have been holding regular teaching sessions with ourchildren in this past year. The recent addition of a beautiful School Bus donated bySaga Charitable Trust, UK is a great gift for children


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MAST UpaarjanUnder the title of Upaarjan, Vatsalya started theAmerican India Foundation (AIF) fundedMarket-Aligned Skills Training (MAST) program in Rajasthan. Upaarjan is our livelihood program aimed atempowering the young adults belonging to poor and marginalized communities. The MAST program works

mainly with high school dropouts aged 18-40 years and equips them with skills and confidence to access entry-

level jobs in high-growth service industries, while matching the needs of the local economy. To meet market

needs as well as potentials of prospective trainee candidates, Vatsalya has a fully-operational bakery, fourwell-equipped tailoring units with handicraft sections specialising in Katha work, a jewellery unit specialising

in Patwa jewellery, a fully operated Take Away food centre , five computer training centres, a carpentry

unit, a dairy-farming unit and a vehicle repair unit. Our agriculture wing is being strengthened gradually and

is equipped with modern and traditional farming equipment. Although MAST in general is aimed to cover the

urban population of young adults, Vatsalya has extended itself to rural areas as well.

Upaarjan has also especially reached out to the women in rural areas and women of the Muslim community

who for cultural reasons cannot take employment outside or far from their homes. Under the Upaarjan

interventions, Vatsalya has not only placed a large number of trained young people, including boys and girls in

various full time jobs with industry, but has also found home-based employment for women by establishing a

production house of its own. Over 70 women are working from home as part of the program and earning an

average income of Rs. 2500 per month by making home products and jewellery.

All the trainees who complete3 monthsMAST training get a job offering in their hands by the time they

finish the training. Over 65% join the industry workforce within Jaipur, about 25% start their own work (self

employed) and remaining join higher training and/or education. MAST trainees have been placed with

organizations such as ABN-AMRO Bank, Bosch, ICICI group, the Income Tax Office, Torrent Power,

Subhiksha, Gallops Shopping Mall, Godrej Smart Care, McDonalds, Le Meridien, Caf Coffee day, etc.

Statistics: Vatsalya has trained a total number of 4026 young adults from October 2009 to November2012 and out of them, 3512 have been placed in full time jobs. In the current year, the female participants

exceed the male trainees-402 females/200 males. This is a very significant sign of development both insocial and economic context - a large percentage of these women belong to the Muslim community and come

from rural areas. Traditionally, these women have remained indoors and have not been allowed or encouraged

to explore their potentials outside of the four walls of their homes. They have not only chosen to do so now but

are also determined to make a difference in larger economic scenario by starting a production house of their

own. 67 women are already working as a regular workforce of this production house and the number is going

to increase THREE times in 2013!


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Upaarjan is touching the lives of marginalised youth and women in a very significant manner. From a completely dull and aimless life

style, thousands of young people now have entered a phase of exiting opportunities and are working with high aspirations towards high

goals. Shaheena Baig; a young Muslim girl has emerged as a role model for many others; she is not only placed in a very good position

herself but is now helping others find a suitable employment for themselves!


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SamvednaSamvedna is our health and education program for the Street Children of Jaipur. This is a mobile van,equipped with staff and other resources, that holds camps regularly in the slums of Jaipur. Almost 90% of the

Street Children that are seen selling newspapers, incense sticks, etc., on the streets of Jaipur, come from these

slums. Most often the basic health and education facilities are inaccessible to the children living in slums in

India. The problem lies with the scarcity of resources as well as with the attitude of the parents and guardians

of these children. Their parents are often either ignorant or indifferent towards the value of a good education

and good health for their children. Having spent their own life in drudgery and poverty, they cannot imagine a

different and better life for their children. Vatsalya attempts to reach out to these communities and change

their mindset. It holds regular Health and Education Camps in different slum localities in Jaipur wherein

hundreds of children are contacted and encouraged to pursue a disciplined life that includes going to school,

maintaining a healthy daily routine and looking forward to a future full of opportunities. Vatsalya does it by

organizing health camps, networking with institutions that provide education, vocational trainings, health

and medical services, etc. Vatsalyas effort is not to duplicate the resources and services that already exist but

to bridge the gap between the services and beneficiaries. Thus while our efforts are to direct and encourage

them to use the existing resources, we need to invest in the process. Generally a Health and Education Camp

for children includes the following activities:

Checking the health and hygiene levels of children

Giving them a bath, cutting nails, treating hair for lice

Medical and Health Check up including providing basic medicines and referrals

Non-formal education session including a quiz, recitation, math, etc

Art and Craft activities including drawing, painting, paper craft, etc

Sports and recreation such as a Tug of War, Rope Skipping, Singing and Dance

Inspirational activities such as sharing life stories of high achievers, great leaders of the world, showing films

about them, talking about personal dreams and aspirations, and the ways and means to achieve high goals in

life

Theme-based talks by experts on topics such as Gender Issues, Womens Rights, Children Rights, Health Rights

and Right to Education and so on.

At the end of the camp, the Winner and good performers are given prizes. Besides the children, parents and

youth are also contacted with the objective of generating awareness and encouraging them to get involved with

building of their own future and that of their children.

Statistics: We cover approximately250 children every month through these camps. Thus in 12 years, we have

covered about21600 street children living in slums of Jaipur.


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A health and education camp is a very exciting and meaningful activity. It appears small in its magnitude and coverage but it is aimed at

changing the mindset of those living in slums which is the long term goal of this activity. The intervention does introduce them to a world

of possibilities of living with dignity, health and hygiene and making informed choices to work towards a better future for themselves and

their children.


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HIV and AIDS interventions for truck drivers and CSWsAs soon as it was identified that India with 2.5 million people suffering from HIV infection in 2007 is the second

highest afflicted country in the world, the new strategy to curb the infection came into being with NGO and government

collaborated model to prevent the spread of HIV. At the end of three years, with very determined efforts, by 2010 the

infection was not only contained but also reduced to 2.2 million. This was made possible through the rigorous workcarried out by NGOs and government jointly and Vatsalya was part of it by serving the bridge population of long

distance truckers and source population of female sex workers on the highways of Jaipur, Shahpura and Ajmer. In last

one year our outreach team educated 65,000 of the target population with20,000 of them reporting in our clinics

for their free treatment in addition2,000have undergone HIV testing in Integrated testing and counseling centers.The innovation to empower the marginalized women, done by Vatsalya has been highly appreciated by UNFPA and

department of medical and health, government of Rajasthan. Our CEO has been invited to be part of the state academic

Committee for HIV/AIDS and one of the member of the community empowered by Vatsalya from the Targeted

Intervention of Ajmer serves on the national board of FSW constituted under the aegis of the National AIDS Control

Organization, Government of India. Vatsalyas sites are selected as best practices sites bythe State Training Resource

Center and visited by the World Bank, DFID, UNFPA, NACO, UNAIDS and numerous other recognized bodies as

demonstration sites. Vatsalya is currently working 800 FSWs out of which 50 are taken for special economicempowerment program by Aanchal Project, U.S.A. & Anoothi India.

Urban RCH:Vatsalyas Primary Health Care intervention for women and childrenOne of another major partnership with department of health, Government of Rajasthan for maternal and child health

services is capacity building of Village health and Sanitation Committee members continuously for two years. Vatsalya is

also opening Urban Reproductive and Child Health center in Jaipur to cater for the population of55,000 in one of the

urban wards, ward Madrampura, Sanganer. However, to deal with delay in decision making in the government is very

challenging task.

Vatsalyas initiative: Even though it is not included in many of the projects, Vatsalya makes special efforts to

add the perspective of economic empowerment in its interventions. Thus, while the the HIV and AIDS project

focus on providing medical and health support, Vatsalya has worked intensively to provide alternatives


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Vatsalya has been working with this high risk population (truck drivers and CSWs) to better their life style and provide them much

needed care as well as alternative livelihood options. WhileTCIF and NACO are our partners in helping them with HIV AIDSprevention and care, Anchal Project, USA(www.anchalproject.org)has been our cherished and long time collaborator in providing theCSWs a decent livelihood alternative. This year, the number of women to benefit from Anchal initiative is going to increase from 15 to

50!
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Sustenance 2012S.No. Funders and their chosen projects Fund received(in Rupees) Percent

1American India Foundation (MAST): Vatsalya livelihood program for youngadults from marginalized communities 4,255,250 25.26

2 Benaras School Fund Foundation, The Netherlands-Vatsalya Shiksha Niketan 204,263 1.213 General Donations( local and international): Vatsalya Udayan, Vatsalya ShikshaNiketan and Samvedna 1,812,157 10.764 Friends of Vatsalya, Scotland : Vatsalya Udayan 947,452 5.625 Friends of Vatsalya, Sidney , Australia: Samvedna 34,125 0.206 Give2Asia: Vatsalya Shiksha Niketan 774,313 4.607 VolunteersContributions: Vatsalya Udayan 721,728 4.289

MSFF : Vatsalya livelihood program for young adults from marginalizedcommunities 279,570 1.66

10Namaste India Childrens Fund, USA*: Vatsalya Udayan and Vatsalya ShikshaNiketan 2,797,937 16.61

11 SAGA Charitable Trust, UK : Vatsalya Shiksha Niketan 1,334,216 7.9212

StudentsContribution: Vatsalya livelihood program for young adults frommarginalized communities 313,200 1.86

13 RSACS : HIV &AIDS interventions for truck drivers and Female Sex Workers 2,529,403 15.0114 TCIF : HIV & AIDS interventions for truck drivers 29,311 0.1715

Larsen & Toubro : Vatsalya livelihood program for young adults frommarginalized communities 20,000 0.12

16 Jeevan Kiran Clinic : HIV & AIDS interventions for truck drivers 607,946 3.6117 Via Media: Awareness program for children about food fortification 185,000 1.10

TOTAL 16,845,871 100* Details can be seen on NICF websiteIt has been a year, like many others, full of challenging need of deciding priorities. I want to share here with

our partners and collaborators that we are consciously cutting down costs in many other areas so as to give a

wholesome and quality education to the children of Vatsalya Shiksha Niketan. We all agree that education is

the key to end the vicious cycles of all that is so undesirable in our society.

That was a brief outline of our activities in the year 2012 and before! If you wish to read details of any of the programs and activities,

please visit our website orwrite to us- We welcome suggestions and keenly look forward to feedback and constructive ideas..:)Below is a status of our financial position in the year 2012. For a more proper and complete version, please visit our website where we

put up the latest audited statements. In India the financial year is from April to March but for the convenience of our international

donors and partners where the financial cycle is January to December, below is the (unaudited) status of sustenance in 2012. We feel it

very important to gratefully acknowledge them in an important document such as Annual Report of the organization as without their

trust, affection, support and most importantly thepersonal involvementand guidance; we would not be where we are in terms ofachieving our goals. We would like to especially mentionSaga Charitable trust of UK (www.saga.co.uk), that provided a great supportin not only building the school the previous year but also donated generously this year so as to enable us to equip the school with some

useful resources.
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List of staff associated with Vatsalya during 2011-2012Dr. Hitesh Gupta,CEO Hanuman Saini, Accountant Ram Singh, System AnalystAatma Ram ,Faculty Member CRS Jagdish Prasad Yadav, Teacher Vatsalya Shiksha

NiketanRamavater , Helper

Abdul Kairm ,Saraffa Trainer Jahan Aara, Community Mobilizer Ramesh kumar, Office AssistantAjay, ORW Jai Ram, ORW Ramkishan Yadav, Consultant

Vatsalya Shiksha NiketanAlkesh sharma, ORW Jaimala Gupta , Director Vatsalya Shiksha

NiketanRanjeet Singh, Office Assistant cDriver

Amitabh Saini, Assistant Cook Jasmine, Health Educator Ranjeet singh Choudhary, FacultMember Auto CADArchna Paras, Manager Production House Kailash Chand , Center Manger Ravindra Kushwaha, Program

ManagerArchna Sharma, Sr. Accountant Kanchan Soni , Placement Officer RC Jat, Sr. Program Manager

Arun Kumar Sahani, Counselor Karnika Datta , Faculty Member English &Personality Development

Rinky , Teacher Vatsalya ShikshaNiketan

Babulal Gurjar, Superintendent Kartikey Gupta, Mangement Trainee-Auto CAD Sandhya Gupta , Sr. ConsultantVatsalya Shiksha Niketan

Bansi Yadav, Dairy & Agriculture Kusum, Counselor Satyam, Driver cum Security GuaBhanwari Devi, Dairy & Agriculture Madhvi Kalbele, Faculty Member English &

Personality Development

Shanti Rai, Care Taker

C.P. Hemani , Finance Manager Manju Kanwar, Care Taker Shikha Singh , Assistant-ProgramDirector

Daulat Ram Yadav, Clerk Vatsalya ShikshaNiketan

Mohan Prakash Sharma, Teacher VatsalyaShiksha Niketan

Shri Krishan Jangid, TeacherVatsalya Shiksha Niketan

Deepak Bist, Head Cook Motilal, Office Assistant Shri Ram Yadav, Faculty MembeITES

Deepak Parihar, Center Manager Mukesh Gupta, Counselor Shubhra Sharma, Admin & P.R.Executive

Deepanshu Sharma, Facutly Mamer ITES Mukesh Meena, Project Coordinator Sita Ram Meena, ORW

Dr. P. C. Sharma, Doctor Mukul Sharma, Accountant Subash Bhal, Health Educator

Dr. Rajesh Gupta, Doctor Mustkeem, Accountant Sultana Begam , Health EducatoDr. Y.K. Rajvanshi, Doctor Narander Bunker, Physical Training Instructor Sumitra Maheswari, Faculty

Member TailoringDR.Mohit Mathur, Doctor Nirmala Ahuja, Project Manager Sunil Pareek , AccountantDr.V.K. Kaushik, Doctor Noorjahan, Saraffa Trainer Sunita Pathak, Faculty Member

TailoringDungardas Swami , Tailor Master Omprakash Joshi, Saraffa Trainer Sushama Sharma, Principal:

Vatsalya Shiksha Niketan

Ganpat Lal Saini, ORW Padma Sharma, Teacher Vatsalya ShikshaNiketan

Vinod Kumar, Financial LiteracyProgram Coordinator

Garima , Trainee Livelihood Innovation Pankaj Naruka , Center Manger Vishnu Haldunia , Faculty MemITES & Tally

Geeta Verma, Trainee Livelihood Innovation Pinky Verma, Joh Help Desk Associates Yogesh Kumar Sharma , TeacherVatsalya Shiksha Niketan

Ghanshyam Sharma , Driver Poornima, Care TakerGita Swami, Assistant-Production House Pushpa Devi, HelperGulam Ali, Center Manager Rajendra Sharma , Project CoordinatorGuru Dayal Jangid , Carpenter Rajkanwar , Tailoring Faculty Member


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A glimpse of Vatsalyas other resources, systems and plans!Governing BoardDr. Saroj Acharya, PresidentDr. Hitesh Gupta, Vice PresidentJaimala Gupta, Trustee SecretaryVignesh Manjeshwar, TreasurerMegha BhatnagarRavinder Kushwaha

K B Runta

AdvisorsDr. L. K. Kothari

Dr. T. P. JainDr. SC Bhandari

Vatsalya Advisory CouncilAnita Oriley, England, UKBrenda Cunningham, Scotland, UKCaroline Poiner, AustraliaConny M van Staalen, TheNeatherlandsCourtney Woodrow, USADaisy Poiner, AustraliaDelta Donohue, USAHitesh Gupta, IndiaJaimala Gupta, IndiaKane Ryan, CanadaMaureen Anderson, Scotland U.K.Megha Bhatnagar, IndiaPatricia Lettle, IrelandSarah Davison Tracey, USASema Erdem, TurkeySylvie Bauer, France

Auditors: Rajeev Kishore Agarwal andAssociates

Legal Advisor: Rajendra Arora,AdvocateRajasthan High Court

Some important certificationsVatsalya Registration. : 172/Jai/1995-96, Date - 10th july-1995FCRA Registration Number: 125560145, Date15 Jan. 200380 G certificate Number-vk-vk-@tsihvkj&11@vk-v-r-,oe~ U;k-@232@2010&11@363] fnukad &03@06@2010TAN/PAN- AAATV2937P, Date - 10/7/199512 v uEcj & vk-vk-@T&J@/kkjk 12vv@38@2001&02@946] fnukad&18@02@2002Fit Institution Certificate by department of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government

Our major staff welfare initiativesMediclaim; an insurance under which Vatsalya staff covered for medical aid up to Rs. 100,000

Accidental insurance that covers them all for accidental emergencies up to Rs. 200,000

Education Fund for children of class IV category staff

Our ambitions and aspirations for 2013Provident Fund, & Gratuity benefits for all staff members of Vatsalya

Employees State Insurance coverage for all

Home Loan SchemeAcknowledgement:Photos By :Conrad Chavez, USA

Erin OBrian, USA,

Kane Ryan, Canada,Neil Brander, USA,

Paul Gordon, USA

Rosie Putnam, USA

Tanay Upadhyay, BITS, Pilani,

India

Editing By : Patricia LittleSupport : Ravinder Kushwaha


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How can you partner with Vatsalya?Our friends on Vatsalya Advisory Council designed this poster last year. Please feel free to use it if you can, to spread

awareness about Vatsalyas need for assistance in a range of diverse fields as you can see here

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