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NMCT
NATIVE MEDICARE CHARITABLE TRUST
COIMBATORE – 641 108
SUSTAINABLE HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT AMONG THE UNDERSERVED
Annual Report 2013-2014
About us
NATIVE MEDICARE CHARITABLE TRUST
The Native Medicare Charitable Trust began operations in 1988 to reach its vision and mission. It began its activities with research
on Alternate Medicines, Bio diversity conservation, Environmental Protection, Waste management, Forestry Seeds collection
organization of Adivasis in Tribal villages. NMCT extended its activities by forming Self Help Groups for tribals and dalits, providing
them capacity building and income generation activities. Native Medicare
Charitable Trust has been a leader in fostering and supporting the development of communitydriven approaches to HIV prevention,
care and support, and impact mitigation. Its work also includes reducing stigma and discrimination, particularly among the most
vulnerable and marginalised communities key to the epidemic – Men who have Sex with Men (MSM), migrant populations and
adults and children living with and affected by HIV. NMCT is also currently
implementing care and support to PLHIVs and their families covering 4 blocks in Pollachi. It is accredited by Credibility Alliance, New
Delhi. NMCT also work with the primitive tribes Irulars in Anaikkatty hills to enhance their livelihood. NMCT is reaching to most
vulnerable women in nine districts of Tamilnadu through Tailoring trainings and Tailoring schools.
Our Vision
“Sustainable holistic development among the
underserved”.
Our Mission
“Capacity building, promotion and support service
towards achieving socio-economic empowerment”.
Objectives
To create awareness among the public,
industrial workers and sex workers on
prevention of HIV/AIDS.
To provide care & support to the people living
with HIV/AIDS and children infected/affected
by HIV/AIDS.
To undertake children focused programs on
welfare and development and also
maintaining a care home for the children
affected by the HIV/AIDS and other
vulnerable children.
To improve the livelihood sustainability of hill
tribes by promoting capacity building and
empowerment and supporting for their social
development through agriculture, forestry,
animal husbandry & other livelihood
activities.
Concept & Design:
B. Sunitha, Director
Documentation & Development
To undertake programmes on natural
resources management and environment
protection. Comment [u2]: Pl add this as
cover 2nd page
CONTENTS
Adivasi Development Project
03
Interventions for Supplementary Livelihood
Activities For NTFP Dependent Tribes
04
Abhaya Student Shelter
05
Volunteers Programe
06
Care & Support and Prevention Project
08
Integrated Tribal Development Project
10
Migrants Intervention Project
12
Silai School Project
14
Vimuktha Federation
15
NMCT Silver Jubilee Celebration
17
Rojakootam Day & Deepavali Celebration
18
Silver Jubilee & Pongal Vizha Celebrations
19
Visitors to Organization
20
Credibility Alliance Compliance Report
21
List of the Staff as on 31.03.2014
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Financial Statement 2013 - 2014
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News and Views
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Director’s Note
“When I see back the 25 years of NMCT, I can see that we
have come a long way and this would not have been possible without you”
2013-2014 has been a dynamic year for us with full of development activities and I am happy to present before you
the annual highlights of 2013. It is a matter of great pride
that NMCT has more than 500 local donors, a dozen of
funding partners in development and hundreds of volunteers. The development activities in NMCT is made possible by support and efforts from our funding partners,
friends, and well wishers. You have demonstrated real
commitment to safe guard the dignity of the underserved
in our society.
NMCT continued care and support for HIV/AIDS infected and affected families in Pollachi taluk with the support
of KKS – BMZ Germany, partially with the contribution
from Give India. Our efficiency in the implementation of
the project helped us to continue the program till the end
of 2014. The children orphaned by HIV/AIDS have been
looked after in ABHAYA with the support of KKS and
SSF. Hundreds of Tribal families improved in the quality
of their life with the support from NABARD through the
Integrated Tribal Development Project in the Karamadai
block of Coimbatore. The targeted Intervention project
supported by TANSACS in Tirupur has create awareness
on HIV/AIDS in among workers 72 industries in Tirupur.
The performance in the project led us to get a new project
on to cover migrants Coimbatore District.
Silai Schools in 7 districts supported by USHA International had a number of success stories during the year. The
Silai schools that help empowerment of poor women is
now reached to 2 more districts Darmapuri & Krishnagiri.
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NMCT celebrated its “Silver Jubilee at Gopanari, Tribal
village. Other annual celebrations of the organization,
“Rojakootam Day and Diwali Day” celebrations for the
children of HIV affected were successfully completed. The
Pongal vizha for the Triblas in Karamadai Block also was
a grant program.
The National Consultation on HIV/AIDS - Care & Support held under the CaSP Project helped us to advocate
the better life of affected. Our sincere thanks to Karl Kuebel Stiftung, Germany, NABARD – Chennai, TANSACS
– Chennai, Small Steps Foundations – USA, USHA International- New Delhi, Murugappa Chettiyar Research
Centre- Chennai and PWDS, Marthandam for the support of various projects in NMCT.
The beneficiaries in NMCT are obliged to Give India
Mumbai for the online Resource for HIV affected for
women & Children. We are grateful to Nilgris, RS Puram
and M.R.Pradap charitable Trust, Chennai for their grants
to specific purpose. I would like to express my gratitude to
our dedicated Trustees and members in Advisory Board.
Our staff remain pivotal to NMCT is achievement through
their dedicated work.
While we have cause to proud of the valuable progress and
achievements, we have made in 25 years of journey, we
also see a long road before us. We look to you to support
and guide us in our journey making changes in the lives of
thousands of underprivileged we work with.
A. S. Sankaranarayanan
Managing Trustee
ADIVASI DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE
Adivasi Development Programme, commenced in
2007, aims at providing livelihood opportunities and
improvement in the quality of life of tribal families.
The implementation of comprehensive Adivasi Development Programmes had provided several insights for NMCT in framing strategies for holistic
development of tribal regions. There are at present
11 Self help groups, 6 youth groups and 5 children
clubs to organize different activities. Trainings on capacity building, empowerment and entrepreneurship
are conducted to the women, youth and children to
solve their social issues and improve their economic
status. The programme is supported by PWDS, Marthandam.
Community certificates obtained
Income certificates obtained
Tribal ID cards obtained
Old age pension obtained
Marriage assistance received
Education scholarship
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INTERVENTIONS FOR SUPPLEMENTARY LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES FOR NTFP DEPENDENT TRIBES
COST EFFECTIVE CULTIVATION OF
MEDICINAL PLANTS FOR INCOME
GENERATION TO TRIBAL POOR
With the support from Murugappa Chettiar Research
Centre, NMCT has been cultivating Gymnema sylvestre
since 2013. Gymnema sylvestre is an important anti
diabetic drug yielding medicinal plant. The cost effective
propagation of G. sylvestre has been developed and plants
are distributed to scheduled tribal farmers in Sorandi,
Koravankandi, Pudukkad and Koodapatti hamlets of
Velliyankadu Panchayat of Coimbatore district. NMCT
has planted the Gymnema sylvestre nearly 1 acre of land
in each of the above villages. The tribal farmers are greatly
benefitted with minimal input cost and market linkages
from medical plant cultivation.
FABRICATION OF AN EFFICIENT
WATER FILTERS FOR RURAL AREAS
from drinking water problems over many decades. The
fabrication of an efficient water filter using biomass based
activated carbon has provided safe, clean and hygienic
drinking water in the tribal areas. 5 water filters have been
successfully installed during this year.
SOLAR MOTOR WATER PROJECT
With the support from MCRC, NMCT installed solar
powered water motor that is specially designed to lift water
from river to water tank in Koodapatti village of Sorandi.
In Sorandi village, there is a rivulet of Bhavani river
passing through and from which the villagers carry the
water they need for drinking, washing & bathing each day.
They make this They walk 2 to 3 times a day and carrying
water
becomes
difficult for women and children. By installation of the
solar motor, 15 families living in the village obtain water
for irrigation, horticulture farms, gardens, drinking and
other similar applications.
The majority of tribal households residing in Sorandi
village of Velliyankadu panchayat continue to suffer
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ABHAYA STUDENTS SHELTER
NMCT with the support from Karl Kuebel Stiftung (KKS)
and Anna Schmidt School, Germany has established
Abhaya Students Shelter (ASS) in 2008, with a vision to
support, bringing up and educating helpless girl children
and making them self reliant. Since 2012, Small Steps
Foundation (SSF), USA is supporting for education. ASS
is located in Kalappanaickenpalayam village near Kanuvai
children. Throughout the year ASS focuses on learning and
the educational opportunities available for our residents.
C. Madhuvina, L. Isakiammal, Jyothimani & Thilagavathi
were scored high marks in class 10 examination and their
photographs were depicted on the huge billboard outside
the Government High school Kanuvai.
This is achieved in many ways:
• Through the utilization of Government middle &
high schools liaison working closely with teachers and
school officials.
• Through a tutoring program for individual and group
learning assistance.
• Collaboration
between
local
school/college
administrators, teachers, faculties & warden of Abhaya
to ensure a continuity of care and learning for the
children.
in Coimbatore district. The home was started initially
with 15 orphaned/semi orphaned girl children. A total of
27 children were served by the Abhaya Students Shelter
in 2013. 5 of the children have been newly admitted
into home this year. As in the previous year, children
are continuously going to Government middle school
-Kalapanayakanpalayam, Government high schoolKanuvai, Avinasilingam Higher secondary schoolVadakovai and Government women’s polytechnic college,
Gandhipuram for education.
ABHAYA CHILDREN REWARDED
WITH SCHOOL TOPPERS AWARD:
ASS values the importance of education in the lives of our
RECOGNITION FROM SOCIAL
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
In view of getting registration from District Social Welfare
Officers, Department of Social Welfare an application
has been submitted to Social welfare board. A detailed
proposal has been submitted with complete records
including sanitary certificate from Deputy Director of
Health Services, NOC from Divisional officer, Fire Rescue
services, Medical certificate for cook, Stability certificate
from Licensed building surveyor to District social welfare
board. As per section 34(3) of Juvenile Justice (Care and
Protection of Children) Act 2000, NMCT has successfully
obtained license from Directorate of Social Defence,
Chennai for running a child protection home in India.
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VOLUNTEERS PROGRAMME
i. Bridge Builder Volunteer’s Programme
Volunteers Service “Weltwarts” Bridge Builder Program (BBP) is
supported by the Ministry of Economic Cooperation
and Development of the German Government
(BMZ) and under this program young people
from Germany visit developing countries to gain
international exposure through Karl Kübel Stiftung
für Kind und Familie (KKS), Germany, NMCT
became a part of Weltwarts program since 2008. The
main purpose of the program is to:
•
Increase knowledge among young Germans
about poverty and development work
•
Create public awareness in Germany about
culture in India
•
Increase the global intercultural understanding
•
Develop intercultural skills
•
Share knowledge and skills and benefit to the NGO work
•
Learn about the Indian culture
•
Taught games and extracurricular activities to the children
Two German Volunteers Ms. Floesser Janina & Ms. Frederike
Becker stay at NMCT- ABHAYA under WELTWARTS
youth program and undertake voluntary service to deprived
children at Abhaya. During their they taught English, soft
skills training, games and extra-curricular activities to the
children. In addition they also extended to help for the
preparation of case studies of PLHIVs and families of CaSP
project, Pollachi. They visited families of PLHIVs in villages
and interacted with the community, women SHGs and
documented the various impacts of the project. BBP was a
mutual learning experience for both the volunteers and the
organization.
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Volunteer Ms. Shelly, Bharathiyar University also visited Abhaya during the month of September 2013 and undertake
voluntary service at Abhaya. She is currently doing BSW in Germany. She also assisted the children in games and cycling
classes.
ii. MSW Placement Training
Fieldwork is an integral part of social work education. The placement/field visit training is an innovative programme that
blends the students with real professionalism. The programme was designed with the goal – to provide students with
an opportunity to apply theories in practical situations for problem solving with individuals, groups and communities.
The programme was initiated in 2001 and 12 batches have successfully completed the course. The participants are
awarded with completion certificate at the end of the course. This year 2013, a total of 25 students from various colleges
like Bishop Appasamy college-Coimbatore, Cauvery college-Trichy, Sri Krishnia Arts & Science-Coimbatore, Hindustan
college-Coimbatore, STC College-Pollachi, Avinashilingam university-Coimbatore, Bharathiyar university-Coimbatore,
Sri Narayanan Guru college-Coimbatore were completed the placement training.
During the training course, didactic sessions comprising of corporate social responsibility, adult learning principles,
fund raising techniques, documentation & report writing was handled by eminent resource persons and students were
exposed to field based project in Tirupur and Coimbatore district.
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CARE & SUPPORT OF HIV/AIDS AFFECTED &
HIV PREVENTION (CaSP)
NMCT receives a grant from the Federal Ministry for
Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and
co-financed by Karl Kuebel Stiftung (KKS), Germany to
implement the project on “Care and Support for HIV/
AIDS affected families and HIV Prevention” in four
blocks namely Pollachi South, Pollachi North, Anamalai
and Kinathukadavu of Coimbatore district, Tamilnadu.
The project has reached 885 people living with HIV/
AIDS, 667 children affected by HIV and 720 affected
families. In order to ensure the sustainability of CaSP
project & to implement the recommendations from midterm evaluation, NMCT has extended the project from
May 2014 to December 2014. The project partners had
also realized the demand of services and sanctioned the
extension proposal.
i. National Consultation on HIV/AIDS –
Care & Support
Recognizing the crucial need to scale up the provision
of care, support and treatment services for PLHIVs and
affected families, NMCT in co-ordination with Karl
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Kuebel Stiftung (KKS), Germany organized National
Consultation on HIV/AIDS - Care and Support from 1-3
August in Coimbatore district, Tamilnadu. This three-day
meeting was comprised over 90 participants representing
donors, policy makers, implementing partners, national
& international NGOs and community leaders. This
consultation helped crystallize issues related to care,
support and treatment of HIV/AIDS with valuable insights
& specific recommendations were derived on scaling up of
focused CST services.
Many eminent dignitaries & leading HIV/AIDS specialist
have participated in this National Consultation. Dr. Stefan
Weckbach, Consul General of Germany, Chennai, Mr. Ralf
Tepel, Executive Director, KKS, Shri. Rajendra Ratnoo,
I.A.S., Former Project Director, TANSACS, Shri. Prakash
R. Sabde, Project Director-MSACS, Thiru. S.M. Velusamy,
Former Mayor of Coimbatore, and Dr. Laxman Bharathi,
NACO were the key chief guests in the inauguration
ceremony of the National Consultation on 1st August
2013. Mr. Anand Grover, Director, Lawyers Collective &
United Nation representative member Mr.P.R. Natarajan,
Member of Parliament and Mr.C.S.Vaidyanathan, Senior
Advocate of Supreme Court were the Chief Guests for
Valedictory function.
ii. Santhippom Positive Welfare Society:
IMPACTS
•
The project demonstrated excellence in networking
& linkages with donors, government departments,
local panchayats, education institutions & policy
makers through effective advocacy. This has
helped in better implementation of the project and
providing sustainable (nutrition, social entitlements
& education support) provisions to PLHIVs &
affected families.
•
As many as 358 PLHIVs have been linked into various
government schemes consisting of widow pension,
UPT card, free ART, Free bus pass ART land patta.
Children have been linked with free higher education
support through various educational institutions in
Coimbatore district.
•
The project has successfully formed 22 PLHIV
focused special SHGs consisting of 110 members.
•
110 PLHIV have been provided with income
generation programs including coir making, petty
shopping, flower & vegetable sales, goats & calf,
catering etc which helps them to render better
livelihood.
• More than 300 PLHIVs, affected families including
children are being continuously accessing nutritious
support, accessing ART treatment, financial support
for medical treatment, psychological counseling and
financial supports for children living with HIV who
lost their parents.
The project has successfully registered a community based
organsiation namely Santhippom Positive Welfare Society
with the 13 elected executive board members for the
sustainability of the project. The object of the network is to
support for social protection, nutrition Food, education,
vocational skill training, psychological, shelter & care,
Health and economical support for the PLHIVs and
affected families. The CBO was registered on 29th July
2013 and bank account has been opened on 27th August
2013.
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INTEGRATED TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
NMCT is implementing Tribal Development Project
covering 750 tribal families in 18 villages of Tholampalayam
and Velliyannkadu Panchayats in Karamadai block of
Coimbatore district with the support from National Bank
for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD),
Chennai since 2012. The area is predominantly tribal
and remotely located surrounded with dense forest. The
major tribal residents are Irulas. The project is aimed
at upliftment and for improving the livelihood of poor
tribal people in Karamadai block. Under this project,
300 tribal families who own their lands are supported for
orchard cultivation, and the other 450 landless families
are supported for livelihood activities such as sheep
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rearing, calf rearing, bullocks & agri implements, milch
animal and poultry. Over 500 tribal families have been
brought under the programme and an area of around
250 acres, spread over 18 hamlets in Tholampalayam and
Velliyangadu Panchayats have been brought under ‘wadis’
of amla, mango & sapota along with boundary plantation
of silver oak, casurina & teak plants.
The programme focuses on alleviating poverty, and
strengthening livelihoods through an integrated tribal
livelihood support program based on the ‘Wadi’ model
which works upon the core component of agro-horticulture
development, with the primary unit of support being the
house hold.
PROGRAMMES
Borewell repair
ACHIEVEMENTS
OF THE YEAR
1
Bore well
3 nos
Well deepening
5 Nos
Sheep rearing
15 nos
Calf rearing
7
Bullocks
4
Milch animals
12
Street plays
5
Awareness on health
3
Medical camp
2
Basind formation
Digging of pits
Fertilizer & manure
26
71 acre
100
PROGRAMMES
Federation strengthing
Participants group
strengthening meeting
Village Planning
meeting
ACHIEVEMENTS
OF THE YEAR
2 Meetings
203 Meetings
11 meetings
Beekeeping training
3
Nursury raising
techniques
3
Organic farming
training
2
Project awareness to
beneficiaries
4
Sensitation programme
on medicional plants
1
Technical session on
horticulture
2
2
Fencing
38
Filling of pits
56
Inter crop
57
Layout and pegging
44
Training on Collection
and processing
Ploughing
56
Vermicompost training
2
Soil testing
108
Capacity building
3
Carpentry
3
1
Petty trading
1
Awareness on legal
rights training
Tailoring units
1
EDP Training
1
Vermicompost unit
3
Orientation training on
EDP
1
Village herbal garden
1
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MIGRANTS INTERVENTION PROJECT
Migrant and seasonal workers are vulnerable to Human
Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) due to poverty, inadequate
knowledge of preventive strategies, and lack of access to
health care. Industry was yet to realize the seriousness
of the problem and hence as an essential component of
the intervention, NMCT with the funding support from
Tamilnadu State AIDS Control Society (TANSACS),
prevention of HIV/AIDS among migrants has been
implemented in Tirupur district since 2011. The objective
of the project is to prevent STI/HIV/AIDS and to improve
service delivery & linkages among the migrant workers.
Under this project, the migrants who are working in
textile industries, dying industries, garment factories and
other small industries are covered.
The major activities with the target groups under this
project were one-one education, one-group education,
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counseling for the high risk groups, referral services for
ICTC Centers, STI clinics and ART centres, organize
STI camps at the migrant workplaces, identification and
promotion of peer leaders (PLs), condom promotion
through free condom distributions, free condom outlets
and promotion of condom social marketing, advocacy
meeting with the top management of industries, street
plays, congregation events, etc.
NMCT also engaged with Industrial Associations in an
effort to have the programs managed and owned by them
entirely in the long run by ensuring a large coverage and
sustainability of the programs. Overall coverage was on
about 170 industries in the selected blocks of Tirupur
district and reached over 44,437 industrial & brickclin
workers in the districts. The project was able to reach 9,641
HRGs (high risk groups includes female sex workers,
male sex workers) to ensure the prevention among the
Core and high risk persons to contain the epidemic.
The effective implementation of project on intervention
among the migrants workers in Tirupur district led an
extension project is being sanctioned for Coimbatore
district by TANSACS during 2013. Areas for the project
include the whole district. Industries includes Lathe,
Agro based engineering industries, Automobiles, Textile
engineering, Electronic engineering, Spinning industries,
Packaging industries, Plastic company, Weaving industry,
Distilleries, Printing press, Bottling and Foundry.
Tripur TI Migrants
Programmes
Achievements
No. of Intervention migrant site
170
Number of migrants Mapped
78609
Number of migrants provided with
any service
53593
Number of Group sessions by ORW
604
Number of migrants participated in
group meetings
12714
Number of Group sessions
conducted by Peer leaders
1012
Number of migrants participated in
group meetings
20847
No. of migrants given one-to one
counseling
1116
Number of functional NTOs
19
No. of ICTC camps conducted
40
No. of migrants tested at ICTC
1733
No. of STI camps conducted
26
No. of migrants attended STI camp
Contacted
1195
No. of migrants attended STI camp
1195
No. of advocacy meetings
conducted
27
No. of street theaters conducted
24
No. of target group congregation
event conducted
9
No. Of HRG Migrants under
coverage
12301
Num of HRG treated for STI
719
Number of HRG tested Positive
8
Coimbatore TI Migrants
No. of companies coverage’s
120
Number of migrants Mapped
30500
Number of migrants provided with any
service
312
Number of Group sessions by ORW
21
Number of migrants participated in
group meetings
502
No. of migrants given one-to one
counseling
141
No. of STI camps conducted
5
No. of migrants attended STI camp
217
No. of advocacy meetings conducted
8
No. of street theaters conducted
6
No. of target group congregation event
conducted
2
No. Of HRG Migrants under coverage
312
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SILAI SCHOOL PROJECT
NMCT being an implementing partner of Usha Silai School
project, continue to empower the women in the fields of
teaching the women entrepreneurs on tailoring, manage
and operate the USHA Silai School centres, motivating
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women to become the Siali School teachers and increasing
the livelihood through teaching sewing, stitching and
from servicing the sewing machine of others. The project
started in the 2011 and in the first phase of the project,
NMCT implemented in Coimbatore district.
During the second phase (2012), it extended
the project in 6 districts of Tamilnadu in
Tirupur, Erode, Dindigul, Karur, Namakkal
and Nilgris. In the third phase, NMCT
obtained extension to carry out silai school
project in Krishnagiri and Dharmapuri.
NMCT has successfully completed tailoring
training in Krishnagiri and Dharmapuri.
Since its inception, the project has registered
a significant change in the lives of women
population and established good rapport
within the communities. 15 entrepreneurs
in each district were selected with an
agreement of undertaking to perform the
activities USHA Silai School in the village.
VIMUKTHA FEDERATION
Vimuktha Federation generated from NMCT-KKS child
labour eradication project from 2004 – 2007 comprises
of 1080 members under 5 clusters with 85 SHGs. NMCT
registered Vimuktha Federation as a Trust in January 2007
with 15 BLF leaders. The aim of the trust is to support
for underprivileged women and their families by capacity
building, skill training and empowerment. The SHGs have
their savings accumulated to over Rs. 39,00,000/- as on
March 2014 which provides for internal lending for the
needy members.
second election to elect their leaders. These elections
were conducted in cluster levels and block level. Cluster
consists of 13- 15 Self Help Groups. The federation has five
clusters making it into one block. The cluster level elected
Achievements:
Total revolving amount :Rs. 1,39,38,300
Interest collected
: Rs. 9,52,439
Loan recoveries
: 95%
i. Vimuktha Election
A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and
shows the way. - John Maxwell
A group or a federation needs leaders for the better
functioning and operation. Vimuktha is a democratic
federation. Having understood this basic philosophy
of leadership and democracy, they conducted their
leaders elected the Block level leaders, making them into
the Chief Executive Body of the federation.
Cluster Level Elections - The members of each cluster came
together to elect their office bearers. The total members
of clusters are about 130-150. The members from other
clusters conducted the election. The cluster level leaders
serve the federation for five years.
Block Level Elections - The elected members of the clusters
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come together to elect the office bearers of the Vimuktha
Federation. The following designations are given to the
elected members, President, Vice-President, Secretary,
Joint Secretary and Treasurer. These members will be the
Executive Committee for the coming five years. They plan
the whole programme of the federation, execute it and
evaluate along with the members.
ii. Children club & competition
can pay their loan after they complete their education.
This educational loan supported 70 students worth of
Rs. 28,00,000 in the year 2013. The loan is given only
to the children of the members of the federation. Thus,
the federation has made an impact in the family and
educational institutions.
iv. Driving towards a success…
The federation also organises the children into clubs.
They have three clubs and the total number of members
amount to 100. Children who are above class seven are
admitted to the clubs. Various trainings are organised and
these children are motivated towards a higher ambition
in life amidst a challenging situations in the families. The
best student award is given to the student who scores high
in the public exams. They have opened a separate bank
account in order to teach the children the idea of saving.
The members of the childrens club participated in a mega
completion organised for children in the city level in INFO
Engineering college and won the overall championship
by winning 13 first prizes, 10 second prizes and 4 third
prizes. The event was organised on 9 February 2014 under
the banner DAYA 2014. Forty seven children participated
from the federation. It was an opportunity moment for
the children to perform and prove their talents. Kudos to
them!
iii. Education loan
The members of the federation also extend their work
to their own children by supporting their children’s
education. The members avail loans from the federation
to pay the educational fees. They make an interest for the
loan and it in turn becomes an income to the federation.
Besides loan through Vimuktha, children were also
linked through Canara bank loan for education. Children
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Canara Bank is the pioneer in the Self Help Group finance.
The efforts started way back in 2002 with Vimuktha
Federation, when the bank initially financed for 10 SHG
members. Since then bank has never turned back and has
been supporting for over 10 years. With the continuous
repayment of loan from the SHG members, this year
the Federation has received Rs. 20,00,000 of credit loan
from which 45 SHG members were benefited.
Yet another support for Vimuktha Federation this year
was, 5 SHG members are being provided with car loan
worth of Rs. 22,00,000 for effective sale & marketing of
their products. The enthusiastic entrepreneurs/group
members are developing trade contact.
Thanks to Mr. Ramesh Kumar, General Manager, Canara
Bank, R.S. Puram, Coimbatore for supporting Vimuktha
all the way for the downtrodden community.
A JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES BEGINS WITH
A SINGLE STEP….
NMCT SILVER JUBILEE CELEBRATION
Native Medicare Charitable Trust (NMCT) celebrates
the silver jubilee this year on 11th January 2014 at tribal
village, Gopanai near Anaikatti, Coimbatore. Since the
organization has initiated its activities with the tribals in
Tholampalayam panchayat, it celebrated the Silver Jubilee
in the tribal area Anakatti.
There were around 750 participants consisting of tribal
communities, people living with HIV, Children affected
by HIV, trustees, stakeholders, philanthropists & well
wishers were gathered in the ceremony. In this context
the inaugural function proved to achieve its expectations
by mobilizing key functionaries from government
departments, ministries, funding organizations &
technical experts. Over 750 tribals were provided with
sarees, bed sheets, food materials, t-shirts, sweaters and
tree saplings. Mrs. S. Seethalakshmi, Programme Manager
of NMCT provided welcome address and followed by
Mr. A.S. Sankaranarayanan, Managing Trustee, NMCT
provided key note address. It needs special mention
that former Minister, Mr. A.K. Selvaraj M.P was present
to inaugurate the 25th Silver Jubilee Celebration. In his
special address, he appreciated that NMCT had proven its
success in identifying and intervening social development
initiatives useful to marginalized and vulnerable segment
of the poor people. He also expressed about the basic
facilities like water & roads that he had implemented. Mr.
Inigo Selvam, District Development Manager, NABARD,
Coimbatore in his chief guest address had briefed about the
NABARD’s tribal development (orchard farming) project
& the importance of children bank account opening. He
further narrated that NABARD is being supporting for
tribals in Tholampalayam & Velliyankadu panchyats since
2011 and requested tribals to make use of the opportunity.
It needs special mention that Mr. Veerapandi Vijayan,
Chairman of Periyanayakanpalayam Panchayat Union was
present during the inauguration ceremony and provided
special address to the audience. Other chief dignitaries
Mr. Muruganantham, CEO, Director of Extension,
Arivu Thiru Koil, Aliyar, Pollachi, Ln. Paramasivam,
Past Dist. Governor, Lions Club International 324
B1 provided special address. Mrs. Indrani, President,
Tholampalayam Panchayat,
Mr. Jeevanantham, President,
Velliyankadu Panchayat, Mr.
P.V. Subramaniam, Advisor,
NMCT, Dr. Mahendran
MD, Abhishek Hospital, Dr.
Ravichandran IMA were
also present and felicitated
the grand silver jubilee
celebration.
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Rojakootam Day
Native Medicare Charitable
Trust organized the 7th year
“Rojakootam Celebration Day”
on 9th May 2013 at Minnal
Mahal,
Pollachi.
NMCT
collected cash and also school
notebooks, uniforms, school
bags and other educational
materials under “Join Hands
Scheme” and distributed them
to the poorest needy children
of the HIV infected families on
the Rojakootam Day. On the
eve of the Rojakootam, NMCT
released “souvenir” consisting
of donor database of CaSPPollachi project.
Deepawali Celebration
NMCT celebrated Deepawali
for the HIV/AIDS affected and
vulnerable children on 3rd
November 2013 at Tirupur
Sewa
Samiti,
Vanjipalayam
road, Tirupur. The programme
is supported by Lions club of
Tirupur Knit city, Tirupur Sewa
Samithi and Youth Indian Trust.
Lions club of Tirupur Knit City
has made excellent arrangements
in association with Tirupur Seva
Samiti. Over 500 children of HIV
affected families were provided
with new dresses and sweets.
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Silver Jubilee & Pongalvizha Celebrations
NMCT organized the Pongal Vizha on
on 11th January 2014 at tribal village,
Gopanai near Anaikatti, Coimbatore in
association with Lion club of Tirupur Knit
City, Lions club of Tirupur North, Lions
club of Coimbatore Kurinji and Lions
club of Anamalai. It was a great gesture
that MJF Lion S. Paramasivam, District
Governor contributed 340 sarees to the
tribal women and T-shirts to 300 tribal
men. Over 350 tribals were participated
in the event.
Give India
organisation has been arranging funds through
donors since 2009.
This year NMCT applied to Give India to support
nutrition food packets to 500 PLHIVs for CaSP
project, Pollachi. Out of which Give India has
approved for continuous nutrition food for 273
PLHIVs through Give India online donations.
The support is for one year and it comes under
the Monthly Donation Option of Give India.
NMCT is a listed member of Give India, an online
donation platform that allows people to support a
cause of their choice. It has been a matter of great
satisfaction that unfailingly, every month, the
Besides above, funds received through Give India
was spent for deserted women & providing care
for HIV/AIDS infected/affected children. We are
deeply grateful to GIVE INDIA foundation for
their munificence.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
Total no. of supports provided
: 1872
Nutrition support for PLHIVs
: 1722
Groceries support for Widow/deserted women support
: 84
Nutrition support for CLHIVs
: 57
Tribes
: 9
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MORE THAN WORDS……VISITORS TO
OUR ORGANIZATION
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CREDIBILITY ALLIANCE COMPLIANCE REPORT
Identity
We are a registered Trust under the Trust act, with the Joint Sub Registrar Coimbatore
( Registered as No 448 of 1988, on 13.09.1988).Copy of the Trust Deed is available on request ).
We are registered u/s 12A of the income Tax ACT 1961, with ACT 1961, with the commissioner
of Income-Tax (Registration No;66/1988-99/C.No.1419166)/88-89,office of the commissioner of the
Income –Tax, Dated 10.01.1989.)
We are registered under section 6(1)(a) of the Foregn contribution ( Regulation)Act 1976 (FCRA)
Registration No;075850096 dated 09.09.1993.
GOVERNANCE DETAILS OF BOARD MEMBERS AS ON 31ST MARCH 2014
Name
Age
Sex
Position on
Board
occupation
Area of
competency
A.S.Sankaranarayanan 57
M
Managing
Trustee
Social Worker
Mrs.Nagarathinam
63
F
Trustee
Dr.K.K.Lakshmanan
82
M
Trustee
K.J. Mohamed Ali
70
M
Trustee
C. Duraisamy
67
M
Trustee
Vimuktha
Federation President
HOD,
Environment and
Bharathiyar
Herbal Medicines
University – Retd
Business
Resource
mobilization
General Manager Banking, Accounts
Dist. Central Co- & Audit
Op Bank
R. Kalikutty
63
M
Trustee
(Retd.)
United India
Insurance
Co.(Retd.)
NGO
Management&
Policy making
Women
Empowerment
Advocacy
07
Meeting
attended
2013-14
04
07
05
07
The NMCT board had 7 meetings in the financial year 2013-2014. Minuets of the board meetings are
documented and circulated.
The board approves programs, budgets, Annual activity reports and audited financial Statements.
The board ensures the organizations compliance with laws and regulations.
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ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY
The Chief Functionary who is also the Managing trustee, gets honorarium of Rs 254794 per annum
only from project funding.
No remuneration, sitting fees or any other form of compensation has been paid to any of the other
Board members or Trustees. Also no reimbursement to the Trustees was paid.
Certified that no expenses incurred on account of international travel by the Managing Trustee or any
of the board members, or any of the staff & volunteers.
Honorarium paid to the Managing Trustee : 254794
Remuneration highest paid to staff
: 273600
Remuneration lowest paid to staff
: 24000
Gender wise Staff details as on 31.03.2014
Gender
Full time
Part time
Male
20
27
Female
25
18
45
45
DISTRIBUTION OF STAFF ACCORDING TO SALARY LEVELS
Slab of gross salary plus benefit paid to staff (Rs)
Male
Female
Total
< 5000
17
35
52
5000 - 10000
11
16
27
10000 - 25000
9
2
11
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LIST OF THE STAFF AS ON 31.03.2014
S.No
Name
Qualification
Position
Project Name
1
A.S. Sankaranarayanan M.sc,
M.Phill
Project Director
NMCT
2
P. Nagamani
B.com
Secretary
NMCT
3
Maragathammal
-
Cleaning
NMCT
4
D. Selvadevan
MSW
Project Coordinator
CASP Project
5
B. Rajendran
MSW
Project Coordinator
CASP Project
6
Muthusamy
M.com
Accountant
CASP Project
7
V. Ganesh
M.Com
Office Assistant
(CaSP)
CASP Project
8
S. Muthulakshmi
Hsc
Social worker
CASP Project
9
R. Sudha maheswari
B.A
Social worker
CASP Project
10
P. Manoranjitham
MSW
Counselor
CASP Project
11
P. Valarmathi
MSW
Counselor
CASP Project
12
B. Sumathi
Hsc
Social worker
CASP Project
13
G. PremaGnanaraj
9th
Social worker
CASP Project
14
Siva kumar
MSW
Social worker
CASP Project
15
M. Thilagamalar
Hsc
Social worker
CASP Project
16
P. Ram
Hsc
Driver
CASP Project
17
A.J.N. Gowtham
MSW
Coordinator
SILAI School
18
Sekar, R
B.sc
Office Assistant
SILAI School
19
Thangaprabha, S
Bsc
Accountant
SILAI School
20
S. Yasodha
D.CE
Abhaya warden
ABHAYA
21
S. Seethalakshmi
M.Sc.
Deputy Warden
ABHAYA
22
Selvi
10th
Cleaning
ABHAYA
23
Kalamani
10th
Cook
ABHAYA
24
Jayanthi. R
M.com
Accountant
NABARD Project
25
Lakshmanasamy
BABL
Project Director
NABARD Project
26
P. Sumathi
B.A
Community
Organiser
NABARD Project
27
R. Selvan
Diploma
Field worker
NABARD Project
28
O. Nanjappan
10
Field worker
NABARD Project
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29
Thulasi
12th
Filed worker
30
P.Parvathi
10th
Project Cordinator
MCRC Project
31
V. Valli
10th
Field worker
MCRC Project
32
Saravanan
MSW
Project Manager
MIGRANT Project - Tirupur
33
B. Kirubakaran
MSW
M&E
MIGRANT Project - Tirupur
34
Kanagaraj
MSW
Counselor
MIGRANT Project - Tirupur
35
M. Gayathri
B.A
Out Reach worker
MIGRANT Project - Tirupur
36
R. Sheela Devi
Hsc
Out Reach worker
MIGRANT Project - Tirupur
37
A.Raja
BSW
Out Reach worker
MIGRANT Project - Tirupur
38
M. Sherly Mahesh
Hsc
Out Reach worker
MIGRANT Project - Tirupur
39
R. Srikumar
MSW
Program Manager
MIGRANT Project Coimbatore
40
M. Rajkumar
MSW
M&E
MIGRANT Project Coimbatore
41
C. Saraswathi
B.Sc
Counselor
MIGRANT Project Coimbatore
42
S. Santhosh kumar
B.sc
Out Reach worker
MIGRANT Project Coimbatore
43
K. Santhoshkumar
BE
Out Reach worker
MIGRANT Project Coimbatore
44
P.Shanthi
10th
Out Reach worker
MIGRANT Project Coimbatore
45
L.Lourduammal
12th
Out Reach worker
MIGRANT Project Coimbatore
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NABARD Project
FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2013 - 2014
BALANCE SHEET
Liabilities
`. P
Corpus Fund
595845
INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
As per balance sheet
Deficit/ Surplus as per income
& Expenditure Account
Current liabilities
Audit Fees Payable
PF Payable
Other Creditors
Assets
`.P
FIXED ASSETS
As per schedule
3577081.46
6101574.63 INVESTMENT
Endowment in IOB
70000
156687.96 Fixed deposit
CURRENT ASSETS , LOANS & ADVANCES
33708
30726
A.CURRENT ASSETS
574518.49 Cash on Hand
Cash at Bank
B. LOANS, ADVANCES & DEPOSITS
TAX DEDUCTED AT SOURCE
TOTAL
RECEIPTS
Opening Balance
7493060.08
AMOUNT
TOTAL
PAYMENT
282041
42673.82
3416502.8
104761
7493060.08
AMOUNT
Cash
62355.76
Programme Expenses
12861107
Bank
2909455.5
Establishment & Administractive cost
718901.2
Self Generated
Indian Sources
International sources
TOTAL
2176538.94
5716821.06
6632980.56
Others
Fixed Assets
Closing Balance
Cash
Bank
17498151.82
EXPENDITURE
268567
190400
42673.82
3416502.8
TOTAL
AMOUNT
17498151.82
INCOME
AMOUNT
Programme Expenses
12861107
Self Generated
2183511.94
Establishment & Administractive cost
727074.2
Indian Sources
5720821.06
International sources
TOTAL
6632980.56
14537313.56
Others
TOTAL
949132.36
14537313.56
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Thanks To Our Partners
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Thanks To Our Networking Partners
VANI, TNVHA, TN FORCES, IHN, FCMRP
NEWS AND VIEWS
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Our Trustees
A. S. Sankaranarayanan
Managing Trustee
K. K. Lakshmanan
Trustee
R. Kalikutty
Trustee
C. Duraisamy
Trustee
K. J. Mohammed Ali
Trustee
V. Nagarathinam
Trustee
Advisory Board Members
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mr S. Sandilya, Chairman, Eicher Group.New Delhi.
Dr. P. Manorama, Founder & Secretary,CHES, Chennai
Shri. C.S. Vaidhyanathan, Senior Advocate of Supreme Court, New Delhi.
Shri. T.K. Nathan, Executive Director of Karl Kuebel Institute for Development Education. Coimbatore
Shri. P.V. Subramanyan, Chartered Accountant, Fellow Member of the Institute of the Charted accountant of the India, Auditor and
Management Consultant.
6. Mr. S. Ramasamy, Senior Professor & Dean, Institute of Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine, Bangalore.
NMCT STAFF TEAM
NATIVE MEDICARE CHARITABLE TRUST,
HEAD OFFICE
5/39, Kalappanaickenpalayam, Somaiyampalayam Post,
Coimbatore – 641 108. Phone – 0422‐2401747, 2402735
E‐mail : [email protected], www.nmctngo.org
www.nmctabhaya.org
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NMCT – NABARD Project
No.5, Ramadasa Street,
Venkatesa Colony,
Pollachi 641 001.
Ph: 04259‐220255
E‐mail : [email protected]
Kurunji Farm, Gopanari,
Tholampalayam Post,
Coimbatore – 641 114
Ph: 0422‐2401747
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PMSM Complex,
15,Aranmanai Pudur,
1st Street, Dharapuram Road,
Tirupur – 647 604.
Ph : 0422 – 2402735
E‐mail: nmcttansacs@gmail,com
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S.S.Garden, Near Yuva bharathi
School,Thudiyalur Road, Kanuvai,
Coimbatore – 641 104.
Ph : 0422 ‐ 2402735
E‐mail: nmcttansacscbe@gmail,com
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NMCT – VIMUKTHA
5/39 A, Kalappanaickenpalayam,
Somayampalayam Post,
Coimbatore – 641 108.
Phone – 0422‐2405061
E‐mail : [email protected]
www.nmctabhaya.org
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