Social Action for Manpower Creation

SAMPARC was started in 1990 by Shri. Amitkumar Banerjee and Mrs. Lata Pande in a mud house with 7 children at footsteps of Bhaje caves. Shri. Amitkuma Read morer Banerjee has been working with children village project for care of orphan children and he realized that not only orphan children but also other children like children of commercial sex workers, street children, other victim children or neglected children also need care. Today, 650 orphan and needy children from, 9 SAMPARC centers in India at Maharashtra, Rajasthan, West Bengal and Gujarat are under the rehabilitation programme. SAMPARC aims to provide standard education to these children which will help them to use it like passport for their future growth and development. In 1998 SAMPARC children’s home (orphanage) Bhaje has received “National Child Welfare Award” by Government of India at the hands of the president of India Hon. Shri K.R. Narayanan

VISION: Inclusive development of under- served Communities in India with focus on Children
youth & women.

MISSION: Taking Care of orphan, tribal, disadvantaged Children, rural women, youth for healthy growth, education, skill development and empowerment through orphanages, schools, Skill Development, health service & awareness to create opportunities and
dignity.

Child Development- Orphanages in 6 centres in Maharashtra, Rajasthan & West Bengal. Providing care, protection, education, overall well-being and rehabilitation to 460 orphan, destitute & needy children in SAMPARC Balgram in 3 states - Maharashtra, Rajasthan and West Bengal .

Complete Rehabilitation of Underprivileged Children, SAMPARC works for their Education, Overall Development and Growth in a Suitable Family Environment in Children’s Home Set-up providing them proper Accommodation, Food & Nutrition, Scope of Education with Special Support in Extracurricular Activities, Sports & Games along with Health Care and Counselling Support - resulting on their Confidence Building which subsequently enables them to sustain in Mainstream Society with Dignity.

367 boys and 88 girls are doing suitable job and are settled; 126 girls and 14 boys are married and leading happy family life; 115 children are enrolled in higher education.

Education Development-Schools & Colleges- imparting education to 600 tribal and underprivileged rural students from kindergarten to 12th standard under 3 SAMPARC schools from Mulshi and Maval taluka of Pune dist.

To promote Education as per the Fundamental Right of every child and to ensure Educational Development of the Poor Rural & Tribal Community Students by providing them Educational Support.

Every year more than 300 poor, rural tribal students receive education; more than 3000 students have completed their Schooling and passed SSC Board exam and have taken up higher education from SAMPARC Grameen Vidya Vikas Kendra, Bhambarde.

More than 1000 children from poor rural community have received opportunity to study in SAMPARC Abhinav English Medium School.

Since last 5 years 300 children from poor rural community are studying in SAMPARC Lily English Medium high school & Junior college.

Community Education-imparting Quality Education to 777 children from economically poor families under Community Education Program from Primary to 10th std in 3 States- Maharashtra, West Bengal & Uttar Pradesh.

Under Community Education Support Program SAMPARC provides education support to poor needy children from economic and financial poor backgrounds so that they continue education and attend school regularly.

Children poor financial families from rural backward slum area are supported under Community education support program. The impact is school dropout rate has reduced to a very large extent at the Target Geographic Areas.

Skill Development-providing Skill Development to 650 rural school drop outs per annum from economically poor families in 2 States- Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh.

To ensure Skill Development of the School Drop-out Youth through Govt. Certified Vocational and Industrial Training Courses to enable them to be employed as Skilled Labour / Working Personnel or to start own Workshop / Business for sufficient Income Generation. The Institution is well-equipped as per Govt. Norms.

More than 6500 rural, poor school dropout youth are trained in different job-oriented trades recognized by Central & State Govt. and 90% of students are employed and rest are self-employed

Women Empowerment-To ensure Development of Rural Community People – especially Women by means of their Confidence Building, Knowledge & Information and Training of Govt. Schemes & Skill Development and Income Generation Activities; Micro-finance & Cooperative Credit Society. of rural women through various activities like income generation training program, livelihood support activities, women health awareness, SHG and micro finance, agriculture & animal husbandry support, awareness sessions for mother and child care, girl child education, against domestic violence, rights of women, female foeticide, legal guidance for women, career guidance for girl children seeking higher education.

More than 6000 rural women have been benefitted by different activities of SAMPARC.

SAMPARC Family Counselling Centre works to resolve Family Conflict Issues; to protect Women from Domestic Violence and to secure their Rights.

Rural & Tribal Development-to uplift the socio economic status of the rural and tribal families from Mulshi, Maval, Bhor and Velha Talukas of Pune district in Maharashtra, through providing education, livelihood support, and documentation work.

SAMPARC Tribal Development Project is working in 60 Villages providing Livelihood Support to Tribal Katkari Families and Education Support to Tribal Children. Along with Assistance to obtain Govt. Scheme & Facilities and even National Identity by means of Enrolment in Voter List, Voter Identity Card, AADHAAR Card etc.

SAMPARC Tribal Development Project is working in 75 Villages providing Livelihood Support to 762 Tribal Katakri Families and Education Support to 853 Children.

The support has reduced Migration of Tribal Families tremendously by 93% and since Parents are not migrating any more, Children are continuing school without any hindrance. Tribal Beneficiaries have Ration Card, Tribal Family Members have AADHAAR Card, Beneficiaries have Jan Dhan Bank Account, Voter Id, and Tribal Beneficiaries now have Caste Certificate.

Community Health-to reach remote Rural poor Beneficiaries of Maval, Taluka, Pune district in Maharashtra, to provide medical facilities through OPD, IPD, Dental, Vision Care, Paediatric, Dermatology, Medical Mobile Van, Health Awareness & Medical Camps to serve 18000 individual medical needs.

To ensure Good Health & Hygiene and to promote Good Health Practice among Poor Rural Community in Rural Areas of Maval Block in Pune District, SAMPARC Medical Centre is working with OPD, IPD, Dental, Eye, Skin Care Facilities and several Health Camps for targeted Health Issues of Women and Children. Mobile Medical Clinic visit Interior Villages to provide Treatment to the Poor Community People who are unable to reach to the Health Centers or Ignorant to the Health Problems until & unless the Problem becomes severe.

Every year more than 18,000 poor rural people from interior villages of Maval Taluka, Pune received health support through SAMPARC Medical Centre.