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SNBS NGO Profile 2015 (www.snbsindia.org ) Page 0 of 7 SNBS Profile 2015 3/4 P 2A, Bank Colony, Opp. Subhash Park, M.G. Road, Agra -282010 (U.P.) INDIA, Ph. No. +91-562-6534816, Mobile No. +91-8439000088 E-mail : [email protected] ,Visit us : www.snbsindia.org

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Page 1: SNBS Profile 2015

SNBS NGO Profile 2015 (www.snbsindia.org) Page 0 of 7

SNBS Profile 2015

3/4 – P – 2A, Bank Colony, Opp. Subhash Park, M.G. Road, Agra -282010 (U.P.) INDIA,

Ph. No. +91-562-6534816, Mobile No. +91-8439000088 E-mail : [email protected] ,Visit us : www.snbsindia.org

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Introduction:

Keeping in view the fact that more than a quarter of India’s population has been living as

downtrodden and marginalized for centuries, Shri Nirotilal Buddha Sansthan (SNBS) came in to

existence in 1994 as an non government organization of marginalized people and has undertaken

the task to promote the welfare of this section of the society, lead to their upliftment and

development for integration with the total society by improvement in their economic, educational,

social, cultural and health standards.

Shri Nirotilal Buddha Sansthan was registered under Society Act in 1994 and has been

primarily working in the areas of health and its determinants, safe drinking water, hygiene,

sanitation, HIV/AIDS awareness, family planning & welfare, child labor & literacy, education,

livelihood, plantation, community awareness and development, with especial focus on

marginalized sections of the societies, slum dweller women and children through various

development programs for over 20 years.

After 1995, SNBS intends to continue its role as a facilitator to improve the effectiveness of

various national programs and build capacities of communities to address a wide range of

reproductive health, child health, illiteracy, family planning,NPSP and HIV/AIDS challenges.

Vision

We see a world where vulnerable people live a better life in a better community. SNBS

India commits to this by being an innovator in development, valued by all.

Mission

SNBS’s mission is to serve “Vulnerable individuals and families to achieve sustainable

improvements in their education, health and sanitation status”.

We pursue our mission with both excellence and compassion because the people whom we serve

deserve nothing less.

Goal

All our efforts will enhance the capabilities of vulnerable people, especially women and

children, to better control their lives.

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Legal Status

SNBS was registered under Society Act with registration No.1510/1993-94.

SNBS has PAN with No. AADTS3537M.

SNBS has TAN with No.AGRS15542C.

SNBS has FCRA registration with registration No. 136210061.

SNBS has Registration under 12AA of I.T. Act with registration No. CIT-1/Tech/S-816/Agra/2012-13.

SNBS has been exempted under 80G. Shri Nirotilal Buddha, Sansthan (SNBS), Agra has been primarily working in the areas of

health and its determinants, safe drinking water, hygiene, sanitation, HIV/AIDS awareness, family

planning & welfare, child labor & literacy, education, livelihood, plantation, community awareness

and development, with especial focus on marginalized sections of the societies, slum dweller

women and children through various development programs, for the last 20 years. Besides, SNBS

has been supporting DMHFW, Agra closely.

SNBS has conducted Mapping and Assessment of Agra slums as key resource

organization, jointly facilitated by Department of Health and Family Welfare, Agra and USAID-EHP

during February-April 2004. During this process, SNBS has conducted qualitative health

vulnerability assessment in slums of Agra and helped USAID-EHP and Department of Health and

Family Welfare, Agra in plotting of slums and existing health facilities on the map of Agra and gap

identification. Thus, SNBS is one of the founder partners of Urban Health Resource Center

(UHRC) operation, formally known as EHP.

Subsequently, the Agra Urban Health Program (AUHP) has been implemented as

response to request of Government of Uttar Pradesh, suggesting UHRC to initiate PPP models in

Agra. UHRC initiated public-private partnership (PPP) process in consultation with the Department

of Medical, Health and Family Welfare, Agra. Based on its experience in the area of reproductive

and child health, the exceptional contribution rendered in proposal development phase and its

credibility in the district, the Screening Committee constituted under the chairpersonship of Chief

Medical Officer, DMHFW, Agra has recommended SNBS as potential NGO for partnership with

UHRC operation and our partnership came into existence.

UNDER THIS PARTNERSHIP, SNBS HAD MOBILIZED APPROXIMATELY 40,250 POPULATIONS IN 20

SLUMS AND FACILITATING OUTREACH CAMPS THROUGH LINKAGE WITH RAKABGANJ NORTH D-TYPE HEALTH

CENTRE. APART FROM THIS, SINCE MARCH 2006 SNBS HAD BEEN FACILITATED A MULTI-STAKEHOLDER

APPROACH FOR OPTIMIZING LOCAL RESOURCES AND IMPROVING REACH OF SERVICES TO APPROXIMATELY

46700 UNDERSERVED URBAN POOR POPULATIONS RESIDING IN 15 SLUMS UNDER BUNDUKATRA D-TYPE

HEALTH CENTRE CATCHMENT AREA. SINCE FEBRUARY 2009, SNBS HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATING TWO

APPROACHES AT YAMUNA PAR. UNDER ONE, SNBS HAS SET UP AND MANAGING URBAN HEALTH CENTRE

AT NARAICH, YAMUNA PAR FOR PROVIDING REGULAR OPD AND OUTREACH SERVICES TO APPROXIMATELY

55000 POPULATION RESIDING IN 35 SLUMS IN TRANS YAMUNA AREA. THE OTHER DEMONSTRATES

COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION FOR DEMAND GENERATION OF HEALTH SERVICES AND COMMUNITY LINKAGES

WITH GOVT. HEALTH FACILITY AND MOBILIZING APPROXIMATELY 27000 POPULATIONS IN 9 SLUMS AND

FACILITATING OUTREACH CAMPS THROUGH LINKAGE WITH GOVERNMENT D-TYPE HEALTH CENTRE, YAMUNA PAR. WE ARE WORKING IN 80 SLUMS OF THE AGRA CITY UNDER HEALTH PROGRAMMES.

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SNBS started 4 special child labor schools(with 200 child labor boy as well as girls students) from

1st of August 2005 in four different slums i.e. Nala Kaji Pada,Ram Nagar,Jagdishpura and

Chipitola of Agra with the objective of providing protection and education to working children(child

labor) in coordination with Labor Department, Agra under National Child Labor Project. Up till

September,2014 a total of 842 children from Special Child Labor Schools of SNBS has been

promoted and integrated with main stream of education.

In continuation UHI-CARE funded Urban Health Initiative (UHI) program had been

implemented by SNBS since March,2011 to December 2012. Under this program eligible couples

were counselled for adopting modern family planning methods in our intervention area of 33 slums

in Bunduktra. We covered population of 92984 with eligible couples of 14568 in 15521 house

holds.We have counselled 14560 elibile couples and 3673 couple adopted modern methods so far

i.e. 489 adopt Female sterilization,45 NSV,1419 IUCD, 294 OCP and 624 Condom.

Along with UHI we are implementing USAID-PFI funded Health of the Urban Poor (HUP)

program in 24 slums of Agra city in the area of Jagdishpura,Bodla and Sikandra with population of

52263 in 10974 families since October,2011 to October 2013. We are covering 642 pregnant

women,1140 infants and 7556 eligible couples in our intervention under HUP.We have formed 20

MAS in our intervention area to strengthen the community for ownership.We have visited 113058

house holds for counseling in our intervention i.e 6298 counseling visits to pregnant women, 5944

counseling visits to lactating women,9126 visits to infants,20944 visits to 1-5 yrs children and

70476 visits to eligible couples.During UHND we have facilitated beneficiries to avail health and

nutrition services ever since we have facilitated services to 714 pregnat women,1202 lactating

women,1210 infants,2064 1-5 yrs children and 3782 eligible couples.

Despite this, SNBS has organized several international and national visits of USAID

as well as other organizations. On 18th April 2009 the visit of ‘The United States Congress

Delegation’ to observe and understand the lives of urban poor and slum dwellers and their

access to health services has appreciated our work and devotion towards the disadvantaged

community.

Most recently on 21th February 2012 the visit of ‘The Ethiopian Delegation’ to observe

and understand the lives of urban poor and slum dwellers and their access to health services has

acclaimed our work.

Thus, SNBS have substantial experience in mobilizing and empowering communities for

accessing and utilizing better health care facilities and also have strong experience in working with

state and district level government counterparts for implementation of different projects and

community – based activities.

SNBS at Kanpur :

SNBS will implement targetted intervention for Destination Migrant at Kanpur.Target population

will be 10000 since February 2014 .We will provide them Information services i.e IPC,Mid media

campaign etc,Condom related services,Health care services i.e. STI treatement &

management,health camps etc,Treatement & care package and enabling environment services.

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