ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL HEALTH IN INDIA, HARYANA STATE BRANCH, ASHIANA, SECTOR

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ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL HEALTH IN INDIA,HARYANA
STATE BRANCH, ASHIANA, SECTOR 16, PANCHKULA

• 39th ANNUAL REPORT for the YEAR
• 2007 - 2008

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OUR MAIN ACTIVITIES OF FOCUS

• Continued Maintenance of Children
• Home
• Awareness Generating Programs
• (Seminars, Competitions, Workshops )
• Imparting Computer Education
• Establishment of Adult Education and Vocational
  Training Center

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ASHIANA PANCHKULA

• Total Strength - 62
• Food, Shelter, Education, Health, Games,
  Television, Computer etc
• Administration by Patron, President and Honorary
  Secretaries
• Staff of 10 -12 to take care of children

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EDUCATION

• SCHOOLS
• City Heart High School, Blue Bird High School,
  Hansraj Public School, Government School 17,
  Panchkula, Sikhya School, Chandigarh
• TUITIONS
• 1 part-time tutor for junior group in all
  subjects and
• 3 Volunteer teachers (Maths, English and
  Science)

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EDUCATION

• PERFORMANCE
• All Passed, 45 above 65 , out of which 10
  are above 75
• SPONSORSHIPS
• 1 Child sponsored for Nursing Course in
• Philadelphia College of Nursing, Ambala
• City

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HEALTH CARE

• Major Illnesses or Emergencies
• Medical Help by Private Practitioners
• Minor Cases
• Medical Help by General Hospital
• Medical Camps Organized

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CELEBRATIONS

• BAISAKHI
• JANMASHTAMI
• GANDHI JAYANTI
• DIWALI
• X MAS
• LOHRI
• REPUBLIC DAY

BAISAKHI
JANMASHTAMI
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CELEBRATIONS
REPUBLIC DAY
X MAS
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AWARENESS GENERATING PROGRAMS

• Workshop for skill development on block printing
  for unskilled women
• Poem Recitation competition for school children
• Seminar/Declamation Contest at Nursing College,
  Ambala City

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COMPUTER CENTRE

• Centre inaugurated on 1st Aug 2007 by Shri R. K.
  Kataria (D.C., PKL)
• Teaching basic computer skills to children
  belonging to weaker section of society
• Teaching MS Office and Softwares to Ashiana
  children

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VOCATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE FOR UNDERPRIVILIGED
WOMEN

• Training for stitching and tailoring
• Better Communication skills
• Develop their softer skills
• Increasing inner Confidence

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GRANTS IN AID

• Haryana Government, Social Welfare
• Department granted

• Rs 540 for each child per month
• appx. Rs 1½ lakhs for
• establishment

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DONATIONS

• Expenditure per child per month is Appx.
• Rs 1600 - 1800
• Full cooperation received from Chandigarh,
  Panchkula, Mohali Communities and abroad.
• Several donations of cash and kind received from
  various donors (esteemed and casual)

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• We are indeed grateful for the support that
  you have offered us over these past years,
  allowing us the opportunity to work for
  underprivileged children