About Shed (society for Health Education and Development in BACK SIDE OF GENERAL HOSPITAL, Hindupur

O R G A N I S A T I O N P R O F I L E
1.Name of the NGO:Society for Health Education and Development (SHED)

2.Address:Society for Health Education and Development (SHED)
Door No. 17-7-38, Mission House,
Karunapuram Street,
HINDUPUR – 515 201.
Anantapur Dist.,
Andhra Pradesh, INDIA.
3.Chief Functionary:
Name:M. Franklin Bhaskar
Designation:President
Phone:+91 8556 227544
Mobile:+91 9440243139
:+91 9581352372
Email:shed_hpr2000@yahoo.co.in
shed_hup@yahoo.co.in
:shed.hpr@gmail.com

4.Legal Status:
Registration Number:107 of 1985, Registered under the Societies Registration
Act XXI of 1860.
Date of Registration:9th May 1985
Registered Address:Door No. 17-7-38, Mission House,
Karunapuram Street,
HINDUPUR – 515 201.
Anantapur Dist.,
Andhra Pradesh, INDIA.
FRCA No.:010120059

5.Income Tax Exemption:

Details if any
12 A:F.No.H.Qrs.5(1)/87-88/A-68, Dated:10-05-1988
80G:Under Process

6.Bank Operations:
Name of the Bank:State Bank of India, Madakasira Branch.
Corporation Bank, Hindupur Branch.

7.Bank Account Numbers:FCRA A/c SBI – Madakasira
General A/c Corporation bank

8.NGO Partnership system:UNIQUE ID:AP/2010/0037822
9.Name of the Network/ :1. Member Organisation in PRADHAN Network initiated by
Federation with NGO MYRADA.
has membership2. Kalayika – Hyderabad.

10.Target Groups:DALIT Grups , Women, Children, Farmers and Youth belong to
Economically backward, neglected and indigenous communities.

11.Vision:To bring a Development mindset among the neglected,
down-trodden and indigenous communities by reducing dependency and mitigating political infatuations.

12.Commitment:To work for the Sustainable Development of needy,
neglected, down-trodden and indigenous communities by promoting good education and income generation opportunities.

13.Aims and Objectives:

a.“shed” envisions building up of a new nation with a social order founded on equality, justice and peace; devoid of all forms of disparities and there by ensure peaceful co existence of the entire humanity.

b.In realising this vision, it strives to regenerate the eco-system and optimise the
potentialsof the people with there own willful participation.

c.Organise the rural communities in to local level institutions also known as Self-help
Groups and strengthening these institutions in a way which they can manage their
livelihoods in a sustainable manner.

d.To prevent chronic diseases and combat epidemics such as HIV/AIDS, TB, Cancer,
Malaria etc.,

e.To start administrative and supervise child – welfare centres in needy areas for the
purpose of promoting health and eradicating Mal-Nutrition among pre- school going children.

f.To take up environmental development activities in the rural areas.

g.To establish tailoring and Handy Crafts training centres for women in the villages.

h.To take-up dry land, Agriculture development activities for the poor peoples and
small farmers in the villages by providing seeds, agriculture instruments, manure and training etc.,




14.Ideological premises:
“SHED” believes that every human being irrespective of caste, creed or color has a rightful share in the abundantly available resources. It is the caste and class orientation that has become a virtual bane of the nation. Dispelling the disparities would become possible only through the concerted effort of the people in the state of affliction, willfully striving for their social and economic emancipation,
“SHED” endeavors to empower the poor and the oppressed by opening them realities of life, making them aware of their own rights and responsibilities and thereby to secure bargaining power to avail their rightful place in the society and thus usher in a new social order.
“SHED”s concerns encompass every conceivable element of affliction that the community is plagued with. The caste and class ridden rural atmosphere project a grim picture with its small and marginal farmers, land – less agricultural labourers and rural artisans deeply doomed in indebtedness and writhing in abject poverty. Women are not given their rightful place. Prevalence of social evils such as dowry, alcoholism, bonded labour system, child labour, child marriage, in- equal wages, atrocities against defenseless Dalits and women are so much that it is virtual challenge to SHED to combat against these unjust social systems.

15.Details of Board members/ Executive Committee:Annexure-1 enclosed.

16.Details of the paid staff of the NGO :Annexure-2 enclosed.

17.Details of Operational area, funds received from
Govt./Donors by the NGO :Annexure-3 enclosed.



M. Franklin Bhaskar
President
Place: Hindupur











SHED SOCIETY FOR HEALTH EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT
15. Details of Board Members / Executive CommitteeAnnexure-1
SL No.Name and S/o., D/o, W/o.DesignationAge & SexEducational QualificationOccupationExperiencesPermanent addressRelated to any other Board Member
1Mr. K.S.H. Rasheed
S/o. K.S. Basheer SabChairman58
MaleM.B.A.Social Worker20 years experience in Institution Building, Capacity Building of CBO’s QA & QE, Integrated Watershed Management, Sustainable agriculture and HR managementD.No. 26-4-863/3,
Near Srinivasa Talkies,
HINDUPUR – 5152 101.
Anantapur Dist., A.P.No Relationship
2M. Franklin Bhaskar,
S/o. M. George BabuPresident52
MaleB.A.Social Worker25 years experience in Community Organization, Health Education, HIV/AIDS prevention & Control, Capacity Building of CBO’s NRM and Environment EducationD.No. 17-7-38,
Karunapuram Street,
HINDUPUR – 515 201.
Anantapur Dist.,
A.P.
No Relationsip
3P. John Priyanath
S/o P.J. RallighSecretary48
MaleB.A.Social Worker10 years experience Social Mobilisation and Health Education activitiesBramhins Street, Penukonda,
Anantapur Dist.
A.P.No Relationship
4Smt. Grace Vinodini
W/o. M. BhaskarTreasurer44
FemaleB.A.Social Worker10 years experience HIV/AIDS prevention & Control counseling services, Community organization and Microfinance to SHGsNear Dabba Ramu Shop, Penukonda,
Anantapur Dist.
A.P.No Relationship
5Smt. O. Vijayamma
D/o. PaulTreasurer65
FemaleIntermediateSocial Worker25 years experience in Social Mobilisation, Women Empowerment, Health education and women SHGs formationKarunapuram Street,
Hindupur – 515 201.
Anantapur Dist.
A.P.No Relationship
6Mr. H. Nyathappa,
S/o. H. HanumanthappaE.C. Member65
MaleS.S.L.C.Social Worker20 years experience in Institution Building, Capacity Building of CBOs, Integrated Watershed management, Sustainable agriculture and HR ManagementAmbedkar Nagar,
HINDUPUR – 515 201.
Anantapur Dist.
A.P.No relationship
7Sri P. Gangi Reddy,
S/o. P. NarayanaE.C. Member59
MaleB.ComSocial Worker23 years experience Institution Building, HIV/AIDS Capacity Building of CBO’s, Integrated Watershed Management, Sustainable agriculture and HR Management.Chennampalli,
Hindupur Taluk,
Anantapur Dist.
A.P.No Relationship





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16. Details of the Paid staff of the NGOAnnexure-2
SL No.Name of the EmployeeDesignationAge & SexEducational QualificationArea of ExperiencesNo.of Years in this AgencyOverall Experience in Development Sector (Yrs)
1Mr.Franklin BhaskarProject Officer52 Years MaleB.A.•Resources Mobilisation
•SHG/VO concept’s and institutional building
•Participatory Training Methods,
•HIV/AIDS awareness
•Integrated Watershed Development,
•Quality enhancement of woman SHGs & federations,
•Adoption of micro finance, management delivery systems and network with other agencies to strengthen the woman’s movement through SHGs In Andhra Pradesh.20 YearsWorking in the field of Rural Development for the last 25 years
2K.S.RashidAdministrator58 Years FemaleM.B.A•Woman Empowerment,
•Sustainable Agriculture,
•Project formulation,
•HIV/AIDS awareness, woman & child trafficking,
•Health Education,
•SHG Promotion and capacity Building
•Capacity Building to NGOs
•Youth welfare Programmes20 YearsHaving well Experience in SHG Promotion and Capacity Building, social mobilization, Health Education and Rehabilitation & counseling service to PLHAs and trafficked woman, children & youth for a period of 8 years
3Ms.VinodiniCo-Ordinator44 years FemaleBA,•Environmental Education,
•Community Organisation,
•Income Generation Programmes
•Community Health & HIV/AIDS10 YearsHaving good experience in community organization, HIV/AIDS & environmental education for a period of 8 years
4Ms.LalithaCommunity Organiser36 years FemaleB.Sc.•Farmers trainings (FFS),
•HIV with TB rehabilitation programmes.
•Sustainable Agriculture (IPM & NPM)
•Environment Education
•Community organization5 yearsHaving 6 years experience in Environmental Education, Integrated Pest Management and social Mobilisation
5R.EswaraiahOrganiser37 years MaleIntermediate•Integrated Post Management,
•Farmers trainings(FFS),
•Community Organisation41/2 YearsHaving 6 years experience in community organization and pest management.
6Ms.VictoriaTailoring Instructor30 years FemaleS.S.C with Diploma in Tailoring•Health Education,
•Mother and Child Health,
•Tailoring and Embroidery
•Ladies garments9 yearsHaving 9 years experience in Tailoring & Embroidery, community organization and book keeping
7Mr.ShafiDisability Coordinator48 years FemaleB.A•Health Education
•Counseling for HIV/AIDS & TB patients
•SHG formation and Capacity Bldg.11/2 yearsHaving good experience in Health education especially on TB/HIV diseased spread and control measures and SHG formation & Capacity Building activities.



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17.Details of Operational area,funds received from Govt./Donors by the NGO:Annexure 3
S.NoProgramme/ProjectsName of the Donor AgencyMandalNo. of VillagesYear of commencementStatus completed/on goingTarget Population SC, ST, Women etc…,
1Economic Development ProgrammeNetherland Embassy Madakasira5 Villages1988Completed205 SC,ST,OBC Men & Woman
2Health Development ProgrammeChristain AidMadakasira10 Villages1989Completed500 SC,ST,OBC Men & Woman
3Organisation of Beneficiaries of Anti PovertyCAPART – New DelhiMadakasira10 Villages1989Completed600 SC,ST,OBC Men & Woman
4Drinking Water Awareness ProgrammeCAPART – New DelhiMadakasira20 Villages1990Completed8000 rural population
5Community Bore – WellsCAPART – New DelhiMadakasira5 Villages1992Completed350 Sanga Women
6Environmental Protection Programme (Nursery Raising) FORRAD – New DelhiParigi Mandal1 Villages1992Completed100 BC Women
7National Environmental Awareness campaignMinistry of Environment and Forests, GOL, DelhiParigi3 Villages1992Completed1250 Men & Women Including rural population
8De-silting of old water tanksDPAP, AnantapurHindupur1 Villages1993Completed135 Small Farmers and Sanga Women
9Drinking Water Bore-WellsCAPART-New DelhiSomande palli5Villages1993Completed352 Sanga Women
10Sanitary LatrinesCAPART-New DelhiParigi1Villages1994Completed110 families
11Green Belt Programme
DPAP, AnantapurSugur
Hindupur Municipality1Villages1994Completed85 Small Farmers and Sanga Women
12Kitchen GardensEnvironment Fund for NGOs,New Delhi Hindupur5Villages1994Completed120 SHG Women
13Adult Education CentreLiteracy India Trust, ChennaiLepakshi Mandal 5Villages1995-96Completed250 SC Women
14HIV/AIDS prevention workshopEvangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief EFICOR, New DelhiHindupur Mandal2 Mandals1997Completed100 Doctors and Medical Practitioners, Evangelists and Social Workers
15Community Organisation and Kalmakari Block PrintingAndheri-Hilfe Bonn,GermanyHindupur Mandal2Mandals1997-2000CompletedCommunity Organisation and formation of SHGs
16Pre School EducationThe Allan Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust, UKHindupur Mandal1 Mandal2003CompletedPre-School Education with nutrition food
17Participatory Poverty assessment (PPA)DFID in Collabaration with Action Aid India Cap coordinated by the Sevamandir APUSP- MASTHindupur MunicipalityUrban & Slum Poor25-11-2002
16-12-2002CompletedUrban and Slums poor settlements
18Capacity Building of Ground Nut FarmersCITA, New DelhiParigi Mandal20 Villages2007CompletedTraining to farmers
19HIV/AIDS Child RehabilitationJohanna Ekalostan,UKHindupur Town,Slums& Rural7 Slums2008CompletedRehabilitation to 15 HIV effected Children.
20National Environmental Awareness CampaignMinistry of Environment and Forests,GOI,New DelhiHindupur5 Villages2008Completed2250 SHG Women Including rural Population
21Preparation of Backward Regions Graunt Fund(BRGF)Govt. of AP.Parigi & Lepakshi20 Villages2008CompletedMPP,MPTC’s Sarpanche’s and Ward Members
22Cleft Lip & Palate surgeriesChirantana Trust & Mahaveer Jain Hospital, BangaloreHindupur,Parigi &Lepakshi125 Villages2009CompletedCleft lip & Palate Patients
23Rehabilitation of BlindsSamarthana Trust, BangaloreHindupur & Surrounding Mandals150 Villages2009CompletedBlind People
24National Environmental Awareness campaign on CLIMATE CHANGHEMinistry of Environment and Forests, GOI,
New DelhiHindupur
Parigi10 Villages2009Completed520 SHG Women, Dalit Youth
Including rural Population
25.HIV/AIDS affected child rehabilitationJohanna Ekalostan, UKHindupur Town, Slums & Rural7 Slums2009CompletedRehabilitation to 15 HIV affected Children.
26.IWMP-DPR Preparation Megea water ShedAPD-NREGS Collaboration of MYRADARolla 5 Panchayats2010Completed4 Grama Panchayats
27Election Watch CommitteeElection Watch Committee Andhra PradeshHindupurHindupur Paliment Segman2010CompletedHindupur Parliament Segment
28Referred and treated with supportPNTCP-DTC ANANTAPURHindupur, Parigi, Madakasira and SomandepalliHindupur, Parigi, Madakasira and Somandepalli2010CompletedT.B. Affect People
29Nutritional Environment Awareness Campaign on BIO-Diversity Ministry of Environment and Forests, GOI,
New DelhiParigi Parigi Mandal 4 Villages2012CompletedMass Awareness Campus
30Nutritional Environment Awareness CLIMATE CHANGE WORK SHOPMinistry of Environment and Forests, GOI,
New DelhiParigi Parigi Mandal 5 Villages2012CompletedPublic meetings SHG, Women school child
31Forests for Sustainable Livelihood activitiesMinistry of Environment and Forests, GOI,
New DelhiParigi Parigi Mandal 5 Villages2012CompletedYouth groups SC, ST School Children and Dalit Women groups



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