OUR SUPPOTERS ANNUAL REPORT: 2018-19

Department of Ministry of Env. and National Foundation Vigyan Prasar National Bank for National Institute of
Forest & Forest and Climate For Communal Govt. of India Agriculture and Rural Naturopathy, Govt. of
Environment Change Govt. of Harmoney, New Delhi Development India, Pune
Govt.of Odisha India Govt. of India Bhubaneswar

National Rural National Child Science Express Committee for Inter National Women’s Indo-French Water
Health Mission, Labour Project Partners Legal Aid to Peace Group, Network, French
Govt. of India Society, Odisha Poor, Cuttack
Seol,South Koria Institute in India New
Delhi
Global Alliance of NGOs Forum for Prevention
for Road Safety
of Road Accidents
Erik Eriksens Gade 11,
1th 2300 Copenhagen S Aparna Nagar,Chauliaganj
Denmark ,Nayabazar,Cuttack-
753004,Odisha,India
The Director (Road Safety) Police Commissionerate,
R. S. Cell, Bhubaneswar-Cuttack,
Transport Bhawan CB-9 Complex
Sansad Marg, Cantonment Road,
New Delhi 110001 Buxi Bazar, Cuttack 753001
Odisha Road Safety Society National Council for
6th Floor, Rajswa Bhawan, Science & Technology
Cuttack-753002,Odisha Govt. of India,
New Delhi Petroleum Conservation
Research Association, Govt. of
India, New Delhi.
Raja Ram Mohan Ray National
Library Council for
Foundation,Kolkota Promotion of
Nehru Yuba Kendra Urdu Language,
Sangathan, Govt. of Govt. of India, New
India, Dist. Office Delhi StateTransport
Authority,
Cuttack&Mayurbhanj Odisha
Ministry of Road Department of Science Department of
Transport & & Technology, Govt. of Environment &
Highways, Govt. of India New Delhi Govt.of India
India, New Delhi
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Women & Child Welfare Society

At: Gamhandia New Colony,Po: Buxibazar,
Dist. & City: Cuttack-753001,
State: Odisha [India]
Ph.No:+91-671-2414810,
e.mail:[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
web: http://www.wcwsodisha.simplesite.com
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CONTENTS
Sl. Activities Page
No No.
01 From the General Secretary’s Desk: 01
02 Achievements 02-07
03 The Organisation 08-13
Activities during 2018-19:
04 P.C.R.A - Energy Conservation Activities 14-22
• P.C.R.A-External Faculty Meet
• Youth Programmes:
• Domestic Workshop Evaluation
• Agricultural Workshop
• Feliciation Meeting -PCRA “Sakshyam” National Level
Painting, Essay and Quiz Competition for School Children to
Promote Awareness on Petroleum Products.
05 ROAD SAFETY ACTIVITIES: 23---38
• World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
• Workshop on Safe School Zone:
• Asia Alliance Advocate Training
• As Chief Guest in National Road Safety Week
• Road Safety Awareness Programme
• Observation of “30th National Road Safety Week”
Awareness Programme on Road Safety
Road Safety Film Show
Quiz Competition
Painting Competition
• Safe School Zone Project Asia
06 Awareness Programme for Disabilities 38
07 SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY: 39-40
• Biodiversity, Nature Study Programme On Climate Change,
Biodiversity & Plantation :
• Promotion of Science Clubs
• “National Farmers Day Kasan Diwas- Chaudhary Charan
Singh Jayanti”
08 PUBLIC LIBRARY: 40
09 YOUTH EMPOWERMENT: 40-41
• Education in Basic Vocation and Soft Skill (EBVSS) under
Core Programme on “Fabric Crafts”,
• Awareness and Education Programme On Positive &
Voters Awareness Programme.
10 ENERGY CONSERVATION PAINTING 41
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From the General Secretary’s Desk: (01)
The Annual Report, 2018-19 honestly depicts in nutshell the activities carried
out during the year that were possible due to our relentless endeavour in
bringing the holistic development of the masses-weaker and underprivileged
sections of the society. The activities encompassed a broad canvass through
education, awareness, advocacy, promotion, capacity building and empowerment
in line with the organisation’s cherished goals and objectives.
Twenty two years have already passed since we started our noble effort in
1994 towards ameliorating the lots of the poor and deprived sections of the
society with specific thrust on women, children, youths poor and needy people.
Over the years we had to persistently work hard to improve
the standard of living of the masses through our intervention in activity areas of health, sanitation,
education, child rights, women empowerment, youth empowerment, environment protection, road
safety, petroleum conservation and renewable energy, yoga & naturopathy, science and technology etc.
braving all odds, for which I must acknowledge the sincere effort of our staff and volunteers. This year also
they have worked vigorously to achieve the desired objectives.

As ever, in the current year, 2018-19 also we have tried to improve the conditions of target masses in
our project areas for which we had to identify their basic needs and work towards achieving the target by
participatory and holistic approach and in turn, kindled hopes in their lives through empowerment,
awareness and promotional programmes. There were both continuing and new areas of activities, the
prominent among which included the awareness programme on climate change and related issues,
promotion of science technology for the youth, education and awareness on environment, consumer and
legal awareness, training programmes on youth leadership and community development, skill training for
employment promotion, programmes on road safety and awareness and conservation of energy.

We have arranged the activities undertaken during the reporting period chronologically and presented
them in this report in readable language. However, valuable suggestions from readers are most welcome to
improve our focus, potential and plan our goals more ardently for the burning issue.

Finally, I must convey my gratitude to our dignified associates like Goverment and Non-Government
agencies, funding agencies, donor agencies, promoters, members, staffs, well-wishers and who have
supported us to go ahead. Specially our great indebtedness is due to Dr. Sangram Keshari Nayak, former
Principal Scientist CRRI, Mr. Lombador Mishra, and other consultants and advisor of Women & Child
Welfare Society for their valuable suggestions all time.

Mrs.Minati Bindhani,
General Secretary
Women & Child Welfare Society
Cuttack.
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Y.M.C.A: Cuttack Awarded to Minati Bikash Yatra Recognition to Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of
Bindhani, Best Social Activist :2000 WCWS for the Year:2001 WCWS, Participated in Bikash Yatra 2001.

Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS, Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS, Received
delivered her speech in Bikash Yatra 2001 Naba Krushna Choudhury Samman 2001

Siksha Yatra Appriciation to Mrs, Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS wholeheartedly in Nationwide March from
21st January-to-20th June 2001 aming for Free, Compulsory, Meaningful and Equal Education for all Children
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Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS, Received

Certificate from Mr. Pravat Ranjan Biswal, MLA:2002

Best Organisation Award for Environmenta Public Awareness 2006 Best Social Worker 2003 by District Administration, Cuttack

14th Godphery Philps Award on Road Safety 2006 Prakruti Bandhu Award 2007
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Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhawana Award 2007 Nayajyoti Award 2008

District Level Road Safety Award on Road Safety-2008 Road Safety Appriciation-2008

Junior Red-Cross Award on RoadSafetyActivist-2009 Best in the FamilyNewsServicess2009

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Akshya Trutiya Samman 2009 Best Social Activist 2009

Seba Ratna Samman 2009 JuniorRed-Cross Award on Road Safety Activist-2010

Junior Red-Cross Award on Road Safety Activist 2010-11 Prakruti Mitra Puraskar 2010-11
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Prativa Puja Samman 2011 Junior Red-Cross Award on Road Safety Activist 2011-12

Best Road Safety Activist-2013 Jana Kalyan Samman 2014

Best Road Safety Activist-2016 Best Road Safety Activist Award-2016

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Best Road Safety Activist Award-2016 Best Road Safety Activist Award-2016

Best Social Activist 2018 Best Social Activist 2018

Honoured to Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS Best Mrs. Minati Bindhani, Genneral Secretary of WCWS received
Activist to Promote Awareness on Petroleum Products in Feliciation Certificate in Asia Alliance Advocate Training on Road Safety
Meeting being held at Govt. Girls’ High School, Kazibazar, Cuttack on
26 - 30 November 2018, New Delhi.
5th January 2019.
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The Organisation:
Women and Child Welfare Society (WCWS), with its headquarters located in the city of Cuttack, is a
not-for-profit organization working towards the overall development of deprived communities--the
poor and marginalised sections of the society in the State. Working for the last two decades to
ameliorate the condition of poor and deprived classes, the initiatives undertaken by the Society are
specially directed to bring wellbeing for women, children, youths and general public in the broader
perspective with active community participation.

Though registered on September 23, 1995 under the Societies Act, 1860, the organisation had
come into being in January, 1994 with relentless efforts and active involvement of some young
volunteers coming together for the socio-economic uplift of the vulnerable and weaker sections of the
society, especially women, children youths and general public with the aim of improving their quality
of life in a holistic manner which over the years, have encompassed activities permeating the fields of
health, education, science and technology, sanitation, environmental protection, road safety, energy
conservation, women empowerment, child rights, climate change, youth empowerment, self
employment, awareness generation and conservation of resources consistent with the norms of
sustainable development. The organisation acts as a unique resource agency which bridges the gap
between public welfare schemes and the disadvantaged sections of the society.

Creating awareness among the masses on issues concerning their development, empowering the
weaker sections and providing much needed fillip to them in matters directly linked to their
development have been the prime efforts made by our volunteers and staff.

Mission, Vision etc

Mission:
To empower the poor, develop their potential; improve the socio-economic status of the community,
reduce poverty and bring sustainable development with special emphasis on weaker and vulnerable
groups of the society such as women, children, the downtrodden (SC and ST) and deprived poor.
Vision:

To show path to all the deprived people of the society that is just and practical being free from all
types of discrimination guarantying equal rights and opportunities to all irrespective of caste, creed,
sex and religion.

Aim:
To improve the quality of life of deprived classes with emphasis on women, children and youth.
OUR SPECIAL STATUS:
Member of District Vigilance Committee under Bonded Labour, Cuttack, Odisha
Member of District Vigilance Committee under S.C & S.T, Cuttack,Odisha
Member of District M.T.P Committee under S.C & S.T, Cuttack,Odisha
Member of District Road Safety Committee, Cuttack, Odisha
Member of N.D.R.F, Cuttack, Odisha
Member of Odisha Rajya Rogi Adhikar Mancha, Cuttack,Odisha
Member of International Women Peace Group, Koria
Member of Global Alliance of NGO for Road Safety
Member of Indian Alliance Of NGO for Road Safety
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Objectives:
• To identify the problems of the weaker sections of the community,
• To prioritise the needs of these classes,
• To resolve them with available resources,
• To pursue an organised, systematic and holistic approach in resolving such issues.
Organization Structure:
The Executive Body is the supreme governing and administrative body of the organization and General
Secretary is the Chief Functionary who is full responsible for managing the overall function and administration
of the project. It has also an Advisory Committee comprising of qualified experts on the field of Health & Family
Welfare, legal, social work, scientist, environmentalist, road safety expert etc. which is ready to give advice &
guide the Executive Body & the General Secretary on policy making & provide technical inputs for planning
intervention of all programmes. The General Secretary is the Chief Functionary of the Organization. The
Organization is backed by a band of dedicated and highly motivated professionals who help implement various
programmes of WCWS with true grit and gumption.

OUR MANAGEMENT:
Details of the Board Members:
Name Gender Educational Occupation/ Experience.
Qulification Profession
Amita Behera, President Female M A, BEd Social Work, 25 years in Social Sector,Non
Banking & Insurance Sector above
10 years.
Minakshi Kar,Vice-President Female BA, C.T Social Work 25 years in Social Sector.
Minati Bindhani, Female B.A Social Work 25years in experience in Social
General Secretary Sector, Presently working as
General Secretary of Women &
Child Welfare Society, Cuttack,
Odisha since 1994 in the
connection different projects and
Activities implemented very
successfully of Govt.ofIndia,Govt.of
Odisha, different Corporate
Agencies, Doner Agencies
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Kalpalata Prusty, Female MA&Trained Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,
Asst.Secretary Nursery Teacher 18 years in Teaching line
Sabita Dash, Female MA & Trained Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,
Treasurer Nursery Teacher 8 years in Teaching line
Sanjukta Maharana Female Matric &Trained on Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,
Fabric Painting, 13years in Vocational Teaching line
Tailoring, Jewallary
Jogamaya Mohanty Female B.A & Social Work 25 years in Social Sector, 8 years in
Tailoring Teaching line
Sudharani Giri Female Matric Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,

Sailabala Das Female H.SC Social Work 25 years in Social Sector, 8 years in
Community Development
Snehalata Maharan Female Matric &Trained on 25 years in Social Sector, 13years in
Fabric Painting, Vocational Teaching line
Tailoring,Jewallary,
Soft Toys
Sanjukta Dei Female B.A, Bed. Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,
8 years in Teaching line
Pratima Sahoo Female H.SC Social Work 25 years in Social Sector

OUR VALUES: • Accountability

• Transparency • Participatory Approach
• Social Justice • Systematic and Holistic Approach
• Gender Equity
MAJOR ACTIVITIES: • Petroleum Conservation
• Education • Legal Awareness
• Health • Women Empowerment
• Child Rights • Science & Technology
• Road Safety Awareness and Education • Human Rights,
• Environment Awareness and Education • Others
* Human Rights, and others
Legal Status:
• Year of Establishment: 1st January, 1994
• Registered under Section of XXI of Societies Registration Act, 1860
(Regd. No. 19815/43 of 1995-96, dt. 23/09/1995)
• Registered under section 6(1) (a) of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act,1976
(FCRA Registration No. 104860173 of 2009-10, dt. 22/09/2009)
• Registered under Section 21A of Income Tax act 1961
(Regd,. No. 12A/481-37/2009-10 dated 31/03/2010)
• PAN no. AAATW0620Q
• SSBE Registration No. 211207886/DIC, Cuttack,26.03.2004
• Planning Commission, Govt. of India, Unique ID No. NGO as generated in www. ngo.india.gov.in—
OR/2009/0003055, dt. 24/7/2009
• Coir Board Registration No.; CB/IE/RO/BBSR/OR/587, dt.16/02/2012.
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WE AND OUR EFFORT
On the Road of thorn and critical turnings social service has been rendered to the deprived sector
which can be visualized at field level where the activists and beneficiaries decide to triumph over the
menace. Nothing is insurmountable as and when dedication and commitment is embraced. A span of
one decade of social service, handful of splendid & spectacular achievements, appreciation, etc is not
a small thing to say. Our effort is the best recognition that has been proved in course of discharging
services to the mankind. Constrains are many but commitment is made once for all. We proceed to
fetch happiness for them and their contentment is our goal. Women & Child Welfare Society has
been working in different sectors prioritizing Road Safety Awareness, Health & Sanitation,
Education,Child Rights, Child Labour Eradication, Safe Motherhood, Environment protection,
Petroleum Conservation, Science and Technology, Human Rights and Legal Awareness, Women
Empowerment in the state of Orissa. The organization has been awarded for adventurous and
impressive social services in the state of Orissa from the Chief Minister of the state. The General
Secretary, Mrs. Minati Bindhani of the organization has received the 14 th Godfrey Philips Bravery
Award, District Level Road Safety Award, Sevaratna Samman, Akhayatrutia Samman,
Prakrutibandhu Award, Best Social Worker, Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhabana Award, Nyayajyoti Award etc.
for her splendid social acts of courage and she has been honored for her sincere work for the interest
of women and Child. Women & Child Welfare Society has been bejeweled with Best Organization
award for Environment Awareness, Road Safety Appreciation Award, Bikash Jatra Appreciation, etc.
In the field of Health, Education, Environment, Science & Technology, Road Safety etc. the
organization has been conducting workshops and seminars, health camps, HIV/AIDS awareness,
Malaria awareness, Bed net impregnation programme etc. in association with Health Department.
Health and sanitation programmes are being conducted in different district of Orissa. The
organization has been sincerely conducting Road Safety Awareness programme in the state having
observed the National Road Safety week, conducting seminars, health check up and eye testing for
Drivers in the state of Orissa are the best schedules of the organization. In the deprived sector the
activities of the organization has appreciated by the National Child Labor Project, Cuttack (Govt. of
India, Ministry of Labor Initiative). The Organization is running a special learning center in Cuttack
City and providing education, nutrition, health care and vocational training to the child labor students.
The Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society has been acting as Asst. Coordinator, White
Ribbon Alliance for Safe Mother Hood, Cuttack Chapter and conducting awareness rally, public
hearing and public meeting; school level competition with Petroleum Conservation Research
Association, Eastern Region, Kolkata, the organization has organized different activities on Oil and
Gas conservation in the Cuttack & other district. The organization is conducting programs on slum
adolescents by rendering gender education, unwanted pregnancy, and formation of peer groups for
their safety.The organization is being funded by Govt. of India as well as Govt. of Orissa since
inception for implementation of different projects for empowerment of people in the state of Orissa.
Some testimonials of appreciation are appended herewith for favor of kind perusal
A FLASH ON ACTIVITIES: Importtant Projects/Programme has been accomplished in the state of
Odisha by ‘Women & Child Welfare Society”,Cuttack (Odisha)
Vocational Training on Fabric Painting,Tailoring,Coir Products,
Promotional Programme on Handicrafts & Handlooms
Production of different usefull home accessories through Mahila Mandal
Special Projects for Placement Linked Skill Development of Rural BPL Youths under Swarnajayanti
Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY).
Skill Training for Employment Promotion Amongst Urban Poor(STEP-UP) under SJSRY.
Entrepreneurship Development Programme on Food Preservation
Training Programme on Youth Leadership, Community Development & Swachha Bharat Abhiyan
Neibourhood Youth Parliament & Yoga Rehearsal
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Promotional Programme on Self Help Group’s
GRLT Programme for Self Help Group Member’s
Promotional Programme on Sports and Games
National Integartion Camp
Observation of Communal Harmony Camapaign and Fund Rising Week
Investor’s Education & Awareness Programme
“Let us Keep to Promises” towards achiving the UN Millennium Development Goal
National Capacity Building Frame Work-Field Level Training Programme for PRI Members
Re-animation of Art and Culture & Development of Cultural
Camapaign Against Child Labour
National Child Labour Project Special School
Child Labour & Imnmoral Traffics
Non-formal Education Centre
Children’s Library, Recreational Creach Centre
Safe Motherhood Programme
Gender Equaclity Awareness
Bal Sanssad
Awareness Generation Programme on Social Rituals land custans like dowery system,child
marrage etc
Family Welfare Consultancy Centre
Total Santation Programme
Safe Drinking Water & Sanitation Programme
Training Programme on Weste Water Management & Malaria Prevention
Workshop on Disaster Preparedeness & Management
Programme on Slum Adolescents
Legal Awareness and Leadership Development Programme, Legal Awareness Camp & Free Legal
Aid Advice Cell
Awareness Programme on Untochability
Awareness Programme for Rural and Poor Women on Yoga & Naturopathy
Observation of International Women’s Day and Promotion of Cultural Activities(Jhoti Comptition}
Nursery Programme
Medical Waste Management,Plantation and Kitchen Garden Programme
Rain Water Harvesting
Commitment to Physically Challanged
Workshop on Facilities for persons with Disability in Public Transport
Road Safety Activities
Care to Animals and Wild life
National Livestock Census
Peoples Audit for Health,Education and Livehood (PAHELI) Survey
Mapping of Municipality Hospitals and Dispensaries
Baseline Survey of Odisha Community Tank Mannagement Programme
Exhibition on Art & Crafts
Observation of Oil & Gas Conservation Fortnight
Energy & PCRA activities : Youth Programme,Domestic Workshop,Agricultural Workshop,Kisan
Mela & Exhibation
Promotion of Yoga & Naturopathy
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Training Programme for DOT Providers
Bed Net Impregration Programme
Immunisation Programme
Drug Abus and AIIDs Control Programme
Observation of World Health Day with Free Health Check-up Camp
Awareness Programme on Dengu & Malaria
RCH-Camp
Consume Awareness Programme for Rural People and Related Activities
National Environment Awareness Campaign
Environmental Education & Potection Programme
Nature Study & Biodiversity Activities
Observation of National Pollution Prevention Day
Seminar on Management of Plastic Waste
Seminar on Climate Change
“Technical Resource Centre” under PROBR-Orissa Programme (Meteorological Acivity on Weather
Data Collection and Annalisys)
Promotion of VIPNET Network Science Club under Vigyan Prasar,Department of Science &
Technology,Govt.of India, New Delhi.
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on”Global Warning and Mitigation Options”
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on “Climate Change: Challenges and
Opportunities”
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on”Management of Scientific Awareness of
Emerging Adoescence Problems”
Organising the Welcome Programme Science Express Bio-Diversity Special at Cuttack Railway
Station
Medicinal Plantation Programme
Public Library Services
Celebration of Jay of Giving
Relef Materials Distribution
Education in Basic Vocation and Soft Skill (EBVSS) under Core Programme on “Fabric Crafts”,
Awareness and Education Programme On Positive & Voters Awareness Programme
Awareness Programme for Disabilities
Safe School Zone Project Asia
“National Farmers Day Kasan Diwas- Chaudhary Charan Singh Jayanti”

SAVE ENERGY FOR BETTER TOMORROW in DOMESTIC & TRANSPORT SECTOR

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P.C.R.A - Energy Conservation Activities:

External Faculty Meet::Mrs.Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society,
Cuttack participated in External Faculty Meet P.C.R.A-Estern Region Office, Kolkata on dt.20.07.2018

Women and Child Welfare Society is appointed as External Faculty to conduct different activities on
Petroleum Conservation and Renewable Energy through Youth programme, Domestic Workshop,
Agricultural Workshop by the Petroleum Conservation Research Association (PCRA), Eastern
Region, Kolkata under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Govt. of India, New Delhi. In the
reporting period WCWS organised 84 Numbers of Youth Programmes, 80 Numbers of Domestic
Workshops, 86 Numbers of Agricultural Workshops awareness about petroleum conservation
and need of energy conservation organised in Cuttack, Khordha, Jagatsinghpur, Balasore, Puri,
Mayurbhanj and Nayagarh districts of the State
Youth Programmes: A view of PCRA Youth Programme Mr. Keshab Chandra Maharana, Programme
Co-ordinator of Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack delivered his speech on Energy & Petroleum
Products Conservation,Certificate distribution to Quiz Competition winner and film show Energy Conservation
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A view of PCRA Youth Programme Mr.Pradip Kumar Das, Programme Co-ordinator of Women & Child
Welfare Society,Cuttack delivered his speech on Energy & Petroleum Products Conservation, Certificate
distribution to Quiz Competition winner and film show EnergyConservation(Photographs below )

26.07.2018 Sirlo Nabagram Nodal High School, 28.07.2018 Chandra Sekhar High School
At:Brahmankhand, At: Isanibrahmapur,
Po: Sirlo Nabagram Dist.Cuttack Po: Khentalo, Dist. Cuttack
27.07.2018 Purna Chandra Vidya Mandir 31.07.2018 Panchayat High School
At/Po: Raghunathpur At/Po:Dhurusia,
Dist. Jagatsinghpur Dist. Cuttack
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01.08.2018 Sri Sri Kapileswar Mahadev 28.08.2018 Sidheswar Bidyapith
Bidyapitha At/Po:Tarading,Cuttack. Haladibasanta,Garudagaon,Cuttack
03.08.2018 Dhabaleswar Bidyapitha 28.08.2018 Kedarnath High School
At/Po:MancheswarDist.Cuttack At- Nuagaon, Po- Banki, Dist. Cuttack
04.08.2018 Prafulla Biswal High School 29.08.2018 Sachala Devi Girls’High School,
At: Kasikiari, Po:Mahulia, Cuttack At/Po:Brahmapura, Dist. Cuttack
06.08.2018 DAV Public School 29.08.2018 Mahaberena Bidyapitha
At-Sunapal, Po-Badamba, Cuttack. At/Po:Pathuriapada, Dist. Cuttack
07.08.2018 Govt.Girl’s High School 30.08.2018 Bentapada High School
At/Po-Badamba, Dist. Cuttack At/Po:Bentapada Dist.Cuttack
08.08.2018 Kabi Prasanna Patasani Bidyapitha 30.08.2018 Govt. Bisweswar Project High
At/Po-Mugagahira, Dist. Cuttack School,At/Po- Megha, Dist. Cuttack
09.08.2018 Budhi Sahoo Nodal High School, 31.08.2018 Maa Kali Vidyapitha
At/Po-Sankhamari Dist. Cuttack Laxminarayanpur,Mahajanpur, Cuttack
10.08.2018 Sri Loknath Bani Niketan 31.08.2018 Kendupalli High School
At-Arana,Po-Gadama,Jagatsinghpur At/Po: Kendupalli, Dist.Cuttack
11.08.2018 Kalarabanka High School 01.09.2018 Jagulai High School
At/Po-Kalarabanka, Dist. Cuttack At:Trilochanpur,Po:Mahajanpur, Cuttack
13.08.2018 Kanhu Charan Nodal Bidyapitha 01.09.2018 Govt. Upgraded High School
At/Po:Dalijoda Brahmpur Cuttack Goudachheli,Balabhadrapur,Cuttack
14.08.2018 Kanheipur G.P. High School 18.09.2018 Sadhab Samaj Bidya Niketan
At/Po:Bhagatpur, Dist.Cuttack Jagannathpur, Balabhadrapur Cuttack
16.08.2018 Govt.Girls High School, Tangi 19.09.2018 Gopinath Dev Nodal Bidyapitha,
At-Ramgarh, Po-Kotasahi , Cuttack At/Po-Padmabati, Dist. Nayagarh
18.08.2018 Paramahansa Sanskrit Bidyapitha, 20.09.2018 Samanta Chandrasekhar Vidyamandir
At/Po-Naraz , Dist. Cuttack At/Po-Karabar, Dist. Nayagarh
20.08.2018 Saraswati Shishu Vidyamandir 22.09.2018 Panchayat High School
AtJagannathpur, Po:Raghunathpur At/Po-Bijipur,
Dist. Jagatsinghpur Dist. Nayagarh
20.08.2018 Mundali High School 24.09.2018 Godisahi Nodal High School
At/Po-Mundali , Dist. Cuttack At/Po-Godisahi, Dist. Cuttack
21.08.2018 Anandi Memorial New Govt. High 25.09.2018 Saraswati Sishu Vidya Mandir
School,At/Po-Madhyakachha,Cuttack At/Po-Agrahat, Dist. Cuttack
21.08.2018 Manamohan Bidyapitha 26.09.2018 Saraswati Sishu Mandir,Pathuripada
At-Andharua,Po-Rajib, Dist.Cuttack At/Po:Pathuripada,Dist.Cuttack
23.08.2018 Gopabandhu Girls High School, 27.09.2018 Natabar Girlgs’ High School
Champati,Po-Bhairpur,Dist.Cuttack Gov.(New),Padmabati, Nayagarh
23.08.2018 Govt.Upgraded High School 28.09.2018 Saraswati Sishu Mandir
At-Anuary, Po-Baideswar, Cuttack At/Po:Kalapathar Dist. Cuttack
24.08.2018 Govt.MaijoriUpgraded High School, 28.09.2018 Panchayat Girls’ High School
At-Maijori Po-Brahmapura, Cuttack At/Po: Karabar, Dist. Nayagarh
24.08.2018 Kutamchandi Vidya Mandir 29.09.2018 Kalapathar Dhalapathar High School
Dhardharpur,Raghunathpur, At/Po-Kalapathar
Jagatsinghpur Dist. Cuttack
25.08.2018 Sarpeswar Bidyapitha 05.11.2018 Sarada Vihar Govt. High School,
At- Patenigaon,Balarampur, Cuttack At/Po:Baliguali, Dist. Puri
25.08.2018 RaghunathDebataNodal 09.11.2018 Sarada Bihar High School
Bidyapitha,At/PoBrahmapura,Cuttack At: Samangara, Po: Baliguali, Dist. Puri
27.08.2018 Jayanti Devi Bidyapitha 13.11.2018 Nahanga Nodal High School
At-Rajnagar, Po- Athagarh, Cuttack At: Nahanga, Po: Kupari Dist. Balasore
27.08.2018 Baideswar Nodal High School 16.11.2018 Brahmansailo Nodal High School,
At/Po:Baideswar, Dist.Cuttack At/Po:Brahmansailo, Dist. Cuttack
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28.08.2018 Sidheswar Bidyapith 17.11.2018 Panchayatraj High School
Haladibasanta, Garudagaon,Cuttack At: Rahamba,Po:PostalDist.Cuttack
28.08.2018 Kedarnath High School 19.11.2018 Brahmansailo Panchayat Girls High
At- Nuagaon, Po- Banki, Cuttack School, At/Po: Brahmansailo, Cuttack
29.08.2018 Sachala Devi Girls’High School, 19.11.2018 Govindjew Uchha Vidyapitha
At/Po:Brahmapura, Cuttack Rustampur, Nahanga, Dist. Balasore
29.08.2018 Mahaberena Bidyapitha 28.11.2018 Balunkeswar Nodal Bidyapitha
At/Po:Pathuriapada, Cuttack At/Po: Deuli,42 MouzaDist.Cuttack
30.08.2018 Bentapada High School 29.11.2018 Mahendra Smruti Nilakanthanath Nodal
At/Po:Bentapada Dist.Cuttack Vidyapitha, Baral, Po:Kalapada,Cuttack
30.08.2018 Govt Bisweswar Project High School 03.12.2018 Kulasarichuan Nodal High School,
At/Po- Megha, Dist. Cuttack Kulasarichuan,Sarichuan, Dist. Cuttack
31.08.2018 Maa Kali Vidyapitha 05.12.2018 C.S.Balika Vidyamandir,
Laxminarayanpur, Mahajanpur, Ctc. At/Po:Athanga, Dist. Cuttack
31.08.2018 Kendupalli High School 07.12.2018 Kaliabuda Vidya Niketan,
At/Po: Kendupalli, Dist.Cuttack Haladiapada, Po:Alando,Jagatsinghpur
01.09.2018 Jagulai High School 08.12.2018 Govt.Biswanath Srichandan Nodal
Trilochanpur,Po:Mahajanpur,Cuttack Up-Graded High School Ragadi,Cuttack
01.09.2018 Govt. Upgraded High School 10.12.2018 Ramchandrapur High School,
Goudachheli, Balabhadrapur,Cuttack At:Ramchandrapur,Po:Durgapur, Ctc.
18.09.2018 Sadhab Samaj Bidya Niketan 12.12.2018 Panchayat High School,
Jagannathpur,Balabhadrapur,Ctc. At/Po: Khaparmala, Dist. Nayagarh
19.09.2018 Gopinath Dev Nodal Bidyapitha, 16.01.2019 Dhakulei Nodal Bidyapitha
At/Po-Padmabati, Dist. Nayagarh At: Pratapnagari, Po: Bhanapur, Cuttack
20.09.2018 Samanta ChandrasekharVidyamandir 17.01.2019 Sundargram Girls’ High School
Karabar, Dist. Nayagarh At/Po: Sundargram, Dist.Cuttack,
22.09.2018 Panchayat High School 19.01.2019 Bijayaram Memorial High School,
At/Po-Bijipur, Dist. Nayagarh At/Po: Kantapada, Dist.Cuttack,
24.09.2018 Godisahi Nodal High School 22.01.2019 Kurunta Nodal High School
At/Po-Godisahi, Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Kurnta, Dist. Balasore,
25.09.2018 Saraswati Sishu Vidya Mandir 25.01.2019 Lakheswar Nodal High School
At/Po-Agrahat, Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Fulnakhara, Dist. Cuttack,
26.09.2018 Saraswati Sishu Mandir,Pathuripada 28.01.2019 Gandibed Nodal High School
At/Po:Pathuripada,Dist.Cuttack At/Po: Gandibed, Dist. Balasore
27.09.2018 Natabar Girlgs’ High School 29.01.2019 Lalbahadur Nodal High School
Gov.(New),Padmabati, Nayagarh At/Po: Phulnakhara, Dist. Khordha,
28.09.2018 Saraswati Sishu Mandir 30.01.2019 Nahakani Nodal High School
At/Po:Kalapathar Dist. Cuttack Ramkumarpur,Po: Sompur, Dist. Cuttack
28.09.2018 Panchayat Girls’ High School 02.02.2019 Panchayat High School
At/Po: Karabar, Dist. Nayagarh Jayar Sasan, Jagannathpur,Khordha
29.09.2018 Kalapathar Dhalapathar High School 04.02.2019 Kendupatna High School
At/Po-Kalapathar,Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Kendupatna, Dist. Cuttack
05.11.2018 Sarada Vihar Govt. High School, 04.02.2019 Mahidharpada Nodal High Schoo, At/Po:
At/Po:Baliguali, Dist. Puri Mahidharpada,Dist. Cuttack
09.11.2018 Sarada Bihar High School 09.02.2019 Kashipur Mukteswar Nodal Bidyapitha,
At:Samangara,Po:Baliguali, Dist.Puri At: Kulia, Po:Sunakhandi, Dist. Cuttack
13.11.2018 Nahanga Nodal High School 09.02.2019 Alando High School
At: Nahanga,Po:Kupari,Balasore At/Po: Alando,Dist. Jagatsinghpur
16.11.2018 Brahmansailo Nodal High School, 14.02.2019 D.J. Nodal Bidyapitha
At/Po: Brahmansailo, Dist.Cuttack At: Itua, Po: Birol,Dist. Cuttack
18.02.2019 Saraswati Sishu idya Mandir 20.02.2019 Birol High School
At/Po: Nakhara, Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Birol, Dist. Cuttack
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19.02.2019 Bhatimunda Nodal High School, 21.02.2019 Khireswar Bidyapitha
At/Po: Bhatimunda,Dist. Cuttack At: Paiguan, Po: Bhatimunda, Cuttack
Domestic Workshop Evaluation: 22.02.2019 Panchayat High School, Jaripada,
PCRA-Estern Region, Kolkota Evaluation Team At/Po: Jaripada, Dist. Cuttack
visited on dated 22.10.2018 At: Maa Tulasi S.H.G At: Khaija Sahi, Dekhata, Sunugoradi Puri &dt. 23.10.2018
Shubhalaxmi Shakti Group Satyabhamapur Cuttack towards Evaluated and collected information data from presented
participants previous years PCRA-Domestic Workshop organised by WCWS,(photographs below)

MinatiBindhani,GeneralSecretary introduced Evaluation Mr.Pradip Kumar Panda, Joint Director-cum-SRO, PCRA

Team & speech on Domestic Workshop,dt. 22.10.2018 delivered his speech on visit the Domestic Workshop

Mrs.Sanjukta Das,Nelsion India Pvt. Lrd.deleverd speech A view of PCRA-Film how.

on Domectic Workshop & Required data collected.

MinatiBindhani,GeneralSecretary introduced Evaluation Mrs.Sanjukta Das,Nelsion India Pvt. Lrd.deleverd speech

Team & speech on Domestic Workshop,dt. 23.10.2018 on Domectic Workshop & Required data collected.
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A view of PCRA Film Show A view of participants

Agricultural Workshop Sri Sairam Krusak Self Help Group 22.11.2018 Baba Mani Dalita Krusak Gosthi,
22.10.2018 At: Nokeigoroda, Po: Sunugoradi, Dist. Puri At: Mudili Sahi,Po:Benupur, Dist.Khordha
01.11.2018 Maa Bana Durga Farmers Club, 25.11.2018 Balunkeswar Club
At: Nuasahi, Po: Durgapur, Dist. Cuttack At: Deulidhar Sahi ,Po: Kantapada, Dist. Cuttack
02.11.2018 Jageswari Farmers Club 01.12.2018 Jageswari Krusak Club
Pari Basudevpur, Po: Bhattapatna, Khordha At: Paria Patapur, Po:Bhatapatana Dist.Khordha
03.11.2018 Maa Tareni Krusak Club 04.12.2018 Oupada Krusak Club
At: Sishua, Po: Banki Dist. Cuttack. At: Oupada, Po: BhingarpurDist. Khordha
03.11.2018 Balunkeswar Farmers Club 09.12.2018 Maa Jaduani Krusak Club
At: Betenda,Po:Prataprudrapur,Dist. Khordha At: Basantpada, Po: Sunugoradi, Dist. Puri
05.11.2018 Bhagabat Goswami Farmers Club, 10.12.2018 Harihar Krusak Club
At/Po: Tarapur, Dist. Cuttack, At: Anantapur, Po: Sunugoradi,Dist. Puri
08.11.2018 Jay Jagannath Farmers Club 11.12.2018 Udaygi Krusak Club
At: Sabarsahi, Po: Ragadi Dist. Cuttack At: Juanlapatana, Po: Sunugoradi, Dist. Puri
08.11.2018 Jay Jagannath Krusak Mandal, 15.12.2018 Jageswari Krusak Club
At: Bhairpur, Po: Rajas, Dist. Khordha At: Bhuan, Po: Sunugoradi,Dist. Puri
10.11.2018 Maa Mangala Farmers Club 16.12.2018 Sri Sri Basudev Chasi Utpadak Gosthi, At: Khelar
At: NetajiNagar,Po:Brahmapura,Dist.Cuttack Majhisahi, Po: Rench, Dist. Puri,
11.11.2018 Kolathapitha Farmers Club 17.12.2018 Kharijasahi Krusak Club
At: Kolathapitha,, Po: Mahukhanda , Khordha At: Bhuan, Po: Sunugoradi Dist. Puri
11.11.2018 Tageni Farmers Club 18.12.2018 Bhagabat Krusak Club
At:Talamahuri,Po;Khaira Dist. Balesore At: Sisua, Po: Oltapur,Dist. Cuttack
12.11.2018 Mathasahi Farmers Club 18.01.2019 Baba Gorekhnath Farmers Club, At/Po:
At: Mathasahi, Po Brahmapura, Dist.Cuttack Bhatapada, Dist. Puri
14.11.2018 Chaitanya Farmers Club 20.01.2019 Baba Nahaneswar Farmers Club At/Po: Bada
At: Kotadwar, Po: Ragadi, Dist. Cuttack Gudugudia, Dist.Mayurbhanj,
14.11.2018 Star Club 21.01.2019 Maa Basulei Farmers Club
At: Giringo, Po:Balipatna Dist. Khordha Hansapada Sasan, Po:Chanrapada, Dist.Puri
15.11.2018 Maa Santoshi Farmers Club 24.01.2019 Bisol Youth Club
At-Bentapur,Po-BhingarpurDist. Khordha At: Bisol, Po:Sanbisol,Dist.Mayurbhanj,
16.11.2018 Gadibrahma Farmers Club 26.01.2019 Shakti Farmers Club
At:Jagannathpur,Po:Kakarudrapur,Dist.Khordha Barabadi, Po:Bada Gudugudia,Dist.Mayurbhanj
18.11.2018 Baba Madhav Farmers Club 27.01.2019 Biswanath Farmers Club
At:Radha Damodarpur, Po: Kantapada, Cuttack At: Manipur, Po:Phategarh, Dist.Nayagarh
20.11.2018 Baghua Farmers Club 29.01.2019 Nila Madhav Krusak Sangha
At: Baghua, Po:Kantapada Dist. Cuttack At: Manitri, Po: Karabar, Dist.Nayagarh,
21.11.2018 Sapneswar Farmers Club 30.01.2019 Maa Chandi Farmers Club
At: Chitalpur,Po:SundergamDist. Cuttack Benipur,Po:Bada Gudugudia, Dist. Mayurbhanj,
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A view of Agricultural Workshop on 22.10.2018 At: Sai Ram Krusak Club At. Kharija Sahi, Dekhata, Sunugorod, iDist. Puri
Minati Bindhani,General Secretary introduced Evaluation Team Mr.Pradip Kumar Panda,Joint Director-cum-SRO PCRA
Mr.Dipti Ranjan Kanungo, Nelsion India Pvt. Lrd. deleverd speech on Agricultural Workshop & Required data collected
Mr. Keshab Chandra Maharana, Programme Co-ordinator his speech on fuel conservation tips,PCRA Film Show displayed.
01.02.2019 Maa Kali Farmers Club 06.02.2019 Laxmi Narayan Krusak Club
At: Bauri Sahi,Po:Baideswar,Dist.Cuttack At: Laxmi Narayanpur,Pipili,Dist.Puri
02.02.2019 Shanti Farmers Club 07.02.2019 Maa Mangala Farmers Club
KarabarTangi Sahi, :PoKarabar,Dist.Nayagarh At: Salai, Po:Adaspur, Dist.Cuttack
05.02.2019 Maa Khetrapali Farmers Club 07.02.2019 Saleswar Farmers Club
At: Bada Padanpur,Po:Bhanpur,Dist.Puri At: Salajanga, Po: Haripur, Dist. Puri
05.02.2019 Biswanath Farmers Club 08.02.2019 Babamani Krusak Club
At: Kaliaghai, Po:Adaspur, Dist.Cuttack At:Bedapur Salei, Po:Adaspur, Dist.Cuttack
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08.02.2019 Satya Sai Krusak Club 15.03.2019 Baba Ugreswar Krusak Sangha,
At:Kantunia, Po:Haripur, Dist.Puri At:Ugreswar Deuli,Po: Bhanpur Dist. Puri
23.02.2019 Sai Sankar Farmers Club 15.03.2019 Aya Sindur Goura Farmers Club,
At/Po:Anala, Dist. Cuttack At: Sindurkuli, Po:Teldihudi Dist.Mayurbhanj
24.02.2019 Kumarpur Krusak Club 16.03.2019 Barsharani Krusak Club
At: Kumarpur, Po:Phategarh, Dist. Nayagarh At: Haladibasanta,Po: Banmalipur , Khordha
25.02.2019 Jay Hanuman Krusak Club 17.03.2019 Yadav Krusak Club
At:Pingapada,Po:Bagalpur, Dist.Cuttack At:Phirphira,Po:Prataprudrapur, Dist. Khordha
26.02.2019 Sangram Krusak Club 19.03.2019 Budhi Basuli Farmers Club
At: Sunapada,Po: Bijipur, Dist. Nayagarh At: Baghabasa,Po: Sanbisol, Mayurbhanj
01.03.2019 Baba Maheswar Farmers Club, 20.03.2019 Ramchandrapur Krusak Club
At:Sankarpur,Po:Bagalpur, Dist. Cuttack Ramchandrapur, Teldihudi,Dist.Mayurbhanj
02.03.2019 Srinath Krusak Club 23.03.2019 Uttarali Farmers Club
At: Gadapada,Po:Phategarh, Dist. Nayagarh At: Goudasahi,Po: Haripur,Dist. Puri
03.03.2019 Jay Jagannath Farmers Club 23.03.2019 Ramchandrapur Farmers Club,At:
At:Kantabania,Po:Gop,Dist.Puri Ramchandrapur,Po: Bhingarpur Dist. Khordha
04.03.2019 Baba Maheswar Krusak Club, 24.03.2019 Basudev farmers Club
At/Po: Khandapada, Dist.Nayagarh At: Khariapada, Po: Bhingarpur Dist. Khordha
05.03.2019 Suanlo Krusak Club 25.03.2019 Nila Madhav Krusak Club
At:Gitikarsuanlo,Po-Bhatapatna, Dist.Khordha At/Po:Krishnapalli, Dist. Nayagarh
05.03.2019 Kartikeswar Krusak Club 26.03.2019 Dholaberana Farmers Club
At/Po:Madhapur, Dist.Nayagarh At/Po: Dholaberana , Dist. Nayagarh
06.03.2019 Harihar Krusak Club 27.03.2019 Maa Jhadamalli Krusak Club
At: Alasua, Po: Baideswar,Dist. Cuttack At: Barihapada, Po: Sunugoradi, Dist. Puri
08.03.2019 Sanischar Farmers Club 27.03.2019 Maa Santoshi Krusak Club
At:Anandapur,Po:Bairoi,Dist.Cuttack At/Po: Madhuapalli, Dist. Nayagarh
09.03.2019 Dakhineswar Krusak Club 28.03.2019 Maa Bhagabati Krusak Club
At:Pingapada, Po:Kantapada, Dist.Cuttack At/Po: Giringo, Dist. Kordha
10.03.2019 Maa Sunamunhi Farmers Club, 28.03.2019 Lokanath Krusak Club
Sanagudugudia, Badagudugudia, Mayurbhanj At: Harishpur,Po:Rench, Dist. Puri
10.03.2019 Sri Banabihari Krusak Club 29.03.2019 Subhadra Farmers Club
At: Swainsahi, Po:Bhatapatna,Dist.Khordha At/Po: Kaijori, Dist. Khordha
11.03.2019 Maa Mahakali Farmers Club 29.03.2019 Maa Kaseswari Farmers Club
At:Beldiha,Po:Golagadia, Dist.Mayurbhanj At: Brahmanpada,Po:Khelar,Dist.Puri
12.03.2019 Laxmi Narayan Krusak Club 30.03.2019 Nigamananda Krusak Club
Barhagadia,Badagudugudia , Mayurbhanj At/Po: Garhsanput, Dist. Puri
13.03.2019 Mahabali Farmers Club 30.03.2019 Baba Somanath Krusak Club
At: Uparkhunta,Po: Kaladahi Dist. Mayurbhanj At/Po: Sahebnagar, Dist. Puri
14.03.2019 Harekrushna Krusak Club 31.03.2019 Maa Bimala Farmers Club
At:Akarsahi,Po:Banmalipur Dist.Khordha At/Po: Sadasimula,Dist.Khordha
“NATIONAL LEVEL PAINTING, ESSAY and QUIZ COMPTITIPN for SCHOOL
CHILDREN to PROMOTE AWARENESS on PETROLEUM PRODUCTs”
As External Faculty of Petroleum Conservation Research Association, Govt. of India Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack
conducted PCRA “Sakshyam” National Level Painting, Essay and Quiz Competition above 200 Nos. schools of Cuttack and other
district of Odisha with co-operation District Education Office & PCRA- Regional Office, Bhubaneswar, Odisha.There was a grant
Feliciation Meeting being held at Govt.Girls’ High School, Kazibazar, Cuttack on 5th January 2019. Mrs. Nirupama
Mallick the Head Mistress presided this meeting. The meeting was held welcome the students who won the National
Level award on Painting Competition organised by Ministry of Oil & Natural Gas, Govt. of India New Delhi on 6 th
December 2018. Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS has given a vital speech on Energy Conservation
on behalf of PCRA in this meeting. Miss. San Karmakar a student of Class 7th who stood the third rank within Ten
winners was Honoured and Rewarded in this meeting by the Guest Minati Bindhani (Photographs below)
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A view of News published in daily Odia News Paper “Nitidin” dt.6th January2016 & “Sambad”
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“World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims”
The “World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims” day has been observed at Nuabazar
Govt. High School: Cuttack on dt.18.11.2018 by Women & Child Welfare Society, Commissionrate
Police Bhubaneswar-Cuttack and Forum for Prevention of Road Accident, Global Alliance of NGOs
for Road Safety, Indian Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety. The discussing topic was Roads Have
Stories. Welcome speech by Laxmidhar Swain and Pruthiv Raj Rout the Head Master of the
school presided over the meeting. Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child
Welfare Society explained the Aim and Objective of the following programme. Mr. Bikash
Mohapatra, Secretary of F.P.R.A highlighted various eradic steps taken by different countries the
reduce the Road Accidents. Mr. Debendra Nath Das the member S.MD.C emphasized to give
important on awareness about Road Safety among the students by NGOs and General Public. Mr.
Pradip Kumar Dalei, A.C.P Traffic attended as Chief Guest gave advice on Road Safety and
awareness. He also wished to arrange Stop Board infront of school for the safety of the students
by Commissionrate Police Bhubaneswar-Cuttack. Smt. Sujasna Swain, Assistant Teacher gave
vote of thanks. Mr. Keshab Chandra Maharana & Mr. Prdip Kumar Das, Programme Coordinator of
the WCWS coordinate the progrgamme.

Lighting by Mr. Pradip Kumar Dalei, A.C.P Traffic Lighting by Mrs. Minati Bindhani,General Secretary,WCWS

Mr. Bikash Mohapatra, Secretary of F.P.R.A highlighted Speech by Mr. Debendra Nath Das the member S.MD.C
various eradic steps
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Speech by Mr. Pradip Kumar Dalei, A.C.P Traffic,Cuttack Presided by Mr.Pruthiv Raj Rout the Head Master of the school

Vote of thanks by Smt. Sujasna Swain, Assistant Teacher View of The Samaj Daily Odia News Paper Cliping
Workshop on Safe School Zone:
Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society-cum-Joint Secretary of
F.P.R.A delivered her speech on Aim & Object of Safe School Zone. She also co-operate conduct
the workshop at Hotel Sital, Badambadi, Cuttack on dated 24th November 2018.
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Speech by Mr. Pradip Kumar Dalei, A.C.P Traffic

View of School Students presented her suggestion Media discussion of Transport Commissioner of Odisha.
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A view of High Schools Participated Teachers.

Mrs. Minati Bindhani, Genneral Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society,Cuttack participated in Asia Alliance Advocate
Training at Institute of Road Traffic Education (IRTE). Okhla Industrial Area Phase I,New Delhi dated: 26 - 30 November 2018
under Alliance Empowerment Programme organised by Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety & FedEX.
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Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society as a Chief Guest on dated:11 th January
2019 in 30th National Road Safety Week at Paga Bazar,Dist.Cuttack. Organised by Bijayananda Yuva Parisad.
Road Safety Awareness Programme: Women & Child Welfare Society,organised Road Safety Awareness
Programme at JRC Camp at Nuabazar High School on dated:30.01.2019. Mrs. Minati BindhaniGeneral Secretary of
WCWS delivered her speech on Road Safety for school students and Safe School Zone.
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Observation of “30th National Road Safety Week” (4th to 10th February 2019)
Jointly Observed by:Women & Child Welfare Society,Cuttack,Odisha Road Safety Society &
Regional Transport Authority, Cuttack.
Awareness Programme on Road Safety:
30th National Road Safety Week(4th to 10th February 2019) Jointly Observed by Women & Child
Welfare Society, Cuttack,Odisha Road Safety Society and Regional Transport Authority, Cuttack in
different places of Cuttack district during the week. Total 03 numbers of Road Safety Awareness
Programme with First-Aid-Training, Demonstration, Film Show, Mock Drill on road by students,
Human Chain for Safer Roads(1 Crore Haath Saath Saath)etc.were organized on the theme of
“SADAK SURAKSHYA:JEEVAN RAKSHYA” at (1) Salipur High School, Salipur,on dt-
04.02.2019,(2)Vivekananda Vidyapitha, Bahugram, on dt-06.02.2019 & (3) Mohan Subudhi High
School, Badamba, on dt-08.02.2019. During the Awareness programme discussed by Resource
Persons and Guests on causes of accidents, road behaviour, road discipline, road signage, traffic
rules, traffic lights, over speed, drunken driving, overtaking, use of seat belts, use of helmets,
Good Samaritan Policy, Solacium scheme etc. display of Road Safety Film show, practical
demonstration on First-Aid, Mock Drill on road by students how can they are crossing the road
safely during coming to school and back to home. In every school more than 100 students and
teachers are participated.
The details of the Resource Persons and Guests:
Sl.No. Date Venue Name of the Resource Designation No.of
Person & Guests Participants
01 04.02.2019 Salipur Govt. 1-Mrs.Lakshehira Head Master 125 nos. of
High School Labanyabati Behera Students &
Salipur, 2-Dr.Gouttam Moharana Scout & Guide Teacher Teachers
Cuttack 3-Mr.Sushant Ku.Sahu First-Aid- Trainer
4-Mrs.Minati Bindhani General Secretary,WCWS
5-Mr.Harekrushna Mohapatra T.I,OMVD
02 06.02.2019 Vivekananda 1-Mrs.Kuntala Khatua Head Master 124 nos.of
Vidyapitha, 2-Mr.Bikash Mohapatra Secretary,FPRA Students &
Bahugram, 3-Mr. M.K.Prusty Junior, MVI,Cuttack Teachers
Cuttack 4-Mr.Parsuram Nayak Secretary,Old Students Association
5-Mrs.Minati Bindhani General Secretary,WCWS
6-Mr.Sushant Ku.Sahu First-Aid-Trainer
03 08.02.2019 Mohan Subudhi 1-Mr.Bikram Keshari Rout Head Master 117 nos.of
High School, 2-Mr.Dhaneswar Swain Sr.Teacher & Master Trainer Students &
Badamba, 3-Mr.Rabi Narayan Jena Junior MVI(Road Safety) Teachers
Cuttack 4-Mr.Sushant Ku.Sahoo First-Aid-Trainer
5- Mrs.Minati Bindhani General Secretary,WCWS
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QUIZ COMPETITION(Junior & Senior),Venue: Driving Testing Track, CDA, Cuttack
Sl. No Date Venue Name of the Judges & Designation No. of
Guests Participants
01 07.02.2019 Driving Testing 1-Mr.Rabi Narayan Jena Junior MVI(Road Safety) 71 nos. of
Track CDA, 2-Mr. Loknath Kabi Head Master,Dhabaleswar Bidyapitha students
Cuttack 3-Mr.Sujit Senapati Advocate, Odisha High Court & Road Safety
Activist
4- Mrs.Minati Bindhani General Secretary, WCWS
ROAD SAFETY FILM SHOW
Venue:(1) Badambadi Bus Stand,Dt-07.02.2019 (2) Puri Bus Stand, Dt-09.02.2019, Cuttack Cty.
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As above Photographs of Salipur Govt. High School, Cuttack

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As above Photographs of Vibekananda Vidyapitha,Bahugram,Cuttack

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Quiz Competition on SADAK SURAKSHYA JEEVAN RAKSHYA at Driving Testing Track,C.D.A, Cuttack

Film Show, Badambadi Bus Stand & Puri Bus Stand, Cuttack City.
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Observation of “30th National Road Safety Week” on SADAK SURAKSHYA JEEVAN RAKSHYA
Painting Competition on SADAK SURAKSHYA JEEVAN RAKSHYA at Driving Testing Track, C.D.A, Cuttack.on dt.05.02.2019
Observed by F.P.R.A, Cuttack. Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society as Joint Secretary of
F.P.R.A conducted the programme.(Photoraphs below)

Observation of “30th National Road Safety Week” on SADAK SURAKSHYA JEEVAN RAKSHYA Awareness
Programme on SADAK SURAKSHYA JEEVAN RAKSHYA at Bhanapur High School, Cuttack.on dt.08.02.2019 Observed by
F.P.R.A, Cuttack. Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society as Joint Secretary of F.P.R.A
conducted the programme.(Photoraphs below)
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Safe School Zone Project Asia: Project Implemented at “Nuabazar High School”,At/Po-Nayabazar,Dist-Cuttack, State-Odisha,India. by Women &
Child Welfare Society guidance by Mrs. Minati Bidhani, General Secretary Supported by Global Alliance of NGOs of Road Safety, Denmark.(Photographs below)

A view of Survey Team engaged in Survey infront of the school

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A view students with guide teaches Entry & Leave time infront of the school.

Discussion with Data Collection Teem Meeting wth Regional Transport Officer,Cuttack

Meeting wth Transport Commissioner of Odisha Meeting wth Director of School and Mass Education,
Odisha,Bhubaneswar
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Stakeholder Meeting with Focus Group:

Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary, WCWS Mr. Nimain Charan Mallick, Rtd. Scientist C.R.R.I,
delivered her speech on Safe School Zone Cuttack

Suggestion by Mr.Pruthivraj Maharana, Member of Mr. N. K. Sahoo, President of Nua Bazar Committtee delivered
Parents-Teachers Association of the School his speech on co-operation implement the safe school zone.

A view of local club member delivered his speech A view of First Aid Training
on co-operation implement the safe school zone.
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A view of local club member delivered his speech A view of First Aid Training
on co-operation implement the safe school zone.

A view of Drawing on Road Safety A view of participants

Awareness Programme for Disabilities:

A Awareness Programme for Disabilities was organized by WCWS at Tulasipur Govt. High School,
Gorakabar, Cuttack on 6th November 2018. Resource Person Dr. Arjun Kumar Biswal, Mr. Keshab
Chandra Maharana, Programme Co-ordinator cunducted the programme. They highlighted on various
legal rights available to the disabilities in Transport Sector and the ways to enforce them. The
workshop was participated by around 100 number of school students.
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Biodiversity, Nature Study Programme On Climate Change, Biodiversity & Plantation :
Climate change, as perceptible in last few decades due to global warming, has posed a big challenge for
mankind. It has adversely affected ecosystems globally thereby affecting bio-diversity, ecology, availability of
fresh water, agricultural and food productivity, health and economy. While anthropogenic or manmade factors
like air pollution by industry and burning of fossil fuel both by consumers and industry are the chief causes of
high concentration of carbon dioxide, methane in the atmosphere leading to global warming and climate
change. The issue before the nations is to mitigate these adverse affects of climate change and develop
suitable adaptation measures as voiced in the Copenhagen summit. Addressing climate change requires
action in the local, regional and global level and education has a central role to play in understanding the
mitigation and adaptation measures to be undertaken. So in this context, a seminar on climate change was
conducted by WCWS at Safa, Cuttack on 12th January, 2019. Dr. Sangram Keshari Nayak, principal scientist
(retired), Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack, Dr. Arjun Kumar Biswal, Headmaster (retired), Tulsipur
Govt. High School, Cuttack, Dr Kishore Chandra Mohanty, Science Expert, Board of Secondary Education,
Odisha and Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS had participated the seminar as guests and
resource persons.

Promotion of Science Clubs:

Little Star Science Club is a sister organisation of WCWS for imparting science education in schools
& colleges and organising different activities related to science awareness like energy and petroleum
conservation, Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on Water, Food and Climate Change,
Environment Education and awareness etc .this club has been affiliated under Vigyan Prasar, Dept.of
Science & Technology, Govt. of India with Regd.No.V2407053 since 2002. Eniment Scientist,
Science Communicators Experts, Teachers & Science loving people have been taken interest for the
noble cause organised by the Club. The spirit of science lies in the spirit of discoveries and
inventions. According to experienced science teachers, the formation of science clubs is one of the
most exciting and effective ways to instil scientific temperament in school children. It is through
science clubs that they can truly feel the joy and adventure of scientific discovery. Therefore, to
provide the students with organizational facilities that are usually necessary to carry on the science
projects and related activities, WCWS has facilitated the process of forming science clubs in schools
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National Farmers Day Kasan Diwas- Chaudhary Charan Singh Jayanti:
Little Star Science Club ( Vigyan Prasar affiliated Club Id. VP-OD0118) under Women & Child Welfare
Society, Cuttack Celebrate “National Farmers Day Kasan Diwas- Chaudhary Charan Singh Jayanti” on
the 23rd December 2018” at Sanbarsingh, Badamba,Cuttack to promote awareness to help and reward
farmers for their contribution to society. It is celebrate on 23rd December as it is the Birth Day of Indian Farmers
Leader and Ex. Prime Minister of India Chaudhary Charan Singh. Mr. Keshab Chandra Maharana, Programme
Co-ordinator gave the speech on Science andTechnology based Cultivation and its importance on now a
days. Pradip Kumar Das, Programme Co-ordinator conduct the programme. A film show displayed on
Swachha Bharat Mission.

Public library:
Women & Child Welfare Society is having a library at the registered office at Gamhandia New Colony, Cuttack.
This library is incessantly rendering remarkable services to the knowledge seekers of the locality. Total 5000
Nos. of books are available in the library. All kinds of books including legal hand books are available which are
so educative in nature. Besides, monthly magazines, periodicals and daily news papers are conveniently
facilitated to the readers. In addition to this, let-somebody-borrow library is running by the organization for poor
students like a book bank. The organization is striving to open a child library in the succeeding days. We
appeal to donate more books to strengthen the potency of the library and which will be advantageous for local
people and poor beneficiaries to avail information. The Books received from Raja Ram Mohan Ray Library
Foundation, Kolkata and Department of Culture, Govt. of Odisha are well documented and displayed for use.
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT:
Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack conducted “Education in Basic Vocation and Soft Skill
(EBVSS) from 15th December,2018-to- 15th March, 2019 under Core Programme on “Fabric Crafts”, At:
Singdida,Po: Badagudugudia, Mayurbhanj for the year 2018-19 (Kaptipada Block). Mrs.Minati
Bindhani,General Secretary of WCWS & Mr. Keshab Chandra Maharana, Programme Co-ordinator-cum-
Office Incharge of Women & Child Welfare Society, Branch Office: At/Po: SanBisol, Via: Kaptipada,
Block/P.S: Kaptipada conducted & guded the training programme. Total 30 Nos. S.C S.T & O.B.C Women &
Girls’ are completed the training programme.(Photographs below).
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AWARENESS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMME ON POSITIVITY & VOTERS AWARENESS
PROGRAMME : Organized by Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan, District Office: Cuttack on 13th March 2019 at Red-
Cross Bhawan, Cuttack with Collaboration Women & Child Welfare Society(WCWS),Cuttack.Mrs. Minati Bindhani,
General Secretary of WCWS delivered her speech on aim and objective of the programme. Hon’ble District Youth Co-
ordinator, NYKS Mr.Ashok Kumar Das, District Youth Co-ordinator, NYKS, National Youth Awardee Mr. Gangadhar
Behera and other guest are delivered her needful speech
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Department of Ministry of Env. National Vigyan Prasar National Bank for National Institute of
Forest & and Foundation Govt. of India Agriculture and Naturopathy, Govt. of
Environment Forest and For Communal Rural Development India, Pune
Govt.of Odisha Climate Change Harmoney,
Govt. of India Govt. of India

National Rural National Child Science Express Committee for Inter National Indo-French Water
Health Mission, Labour Project Partners Legal Aid to Women’s Network,
Govt. of India Peace Group, Seol, French Institute in India
Society,Odisha Poor,Cuttack South Koria New Delhi –
110011
Global Alliance of Forum for Prevention of
NGOs
Road Accidents
for Road Safety
Erik Eriksens Gade Aparna Nagar,
11, Chauliaganj,
1th 2300 Copenhagen Nayabazar,Cuttack-
S
Denmark
753004,
Odisha,India
The Director (Road Police Commissionerate,
Safety) Bhubaneswar-Cuttack,
R. S. Cell, CB-9 Complex
Transport Bhawan Cantonment Road,
Sansad Marg, Buxi Bazar,
New Delhi 110001 Cuttack 753001
Odisha Road Safety National Council for
Society Science &
6th Floor, Rajswa Technology
Bhawan, Govt. of India,
Petroleum Conservation
Cuttack-753002,Odisha New Delhi Research Association,
Govt. of India, New Delhi.
Raja Ram Mohan National Council
Ray for
Library Foundation, Promotion of Urdu
Kolkota Language, Govt.
Nehru Yuba Kendra of India, New
Sangathan, Govt. of Delhi StateTrans
India, Dist. Office port
Cuttack & Authority,
Odisha
Mayurbhanj
Ministry of Department of Department of
Shipping, Road Science & Environment
Transport & Technology, Govt. of &
Highways, Govt. of India Govt.of India
New Delhi
India, New Delhi
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/minati-bindhani-2a581a54/, https://plus.google.com/u/0/+WomenChildWelfareSociety
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZDhuqnf3jKWpydf2_A6VQA,
https://www.facebook.com/pg/Women-Child-Welfare-Society-615540181940904/photos/?tab=album&album_id=666568443504744
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Women & Child Welfare Society

At:Gsmahandia New Colony,Po: Buxibazar,
Dist. & City: Cuttack-753001,
State:Odisha [India]
Ph.No:+91-671-2414810,
e.mail:[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected]
web:http://www.wcwsodisha.simplesite.com
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CONTENTS
Page Nos.
From General Secretary Desk: 01
 Achievements: 02-07
 The Organization 08-11
 A Flash On Activities 12-13
Activities during the year 2017-18: 14-21
PCRA & Energy Conservation:
a) Youth Programme:
b) Domestic Workshop:
c) Agricultural Workshop:
d) Exhibation:
e) Krusi Urnnati Mela:
f) National Level Painting, Essay and Quiz Comptition for
School Children to Promote Awareness on Petroleum
Products
g) Awareness Programme On LPG Use & Safety:
 Micro Enterprises Development Programme (MEDP) for 22-23
Mature S.H.G Members “Fabric Painting Training”:
 Road Safety Activities: 24-26
 Observation of World Science Day for Peace and 26
Development & Lecture & Demonstration Programme On
Global Warming and Mitigation Option”
 Cultural Activities on Consumer Rights: 27
 Observation of International Women’s Day & Legal 27
Awareness Programme for Women and Girls
 World Environment Day 28
 Giving Tuesday India, a Daan Utsav Celebration 28

 Honoured to Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary 28

Programme Participated: Back Side Cover

Messages On Road Safety, Plastic Fibers in Water : Inner Page
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From the General Secretary’s Desk:
The Annual Report, 2017-18 honestly depicts in nutshell the activities
carried out during the year that were possible due to our relentless
endeavour in bringing the holistic development of the masses-weaker
and underprivileged sections of the society. The activities encompassed a
broad canvass through education, awareness, advocacy, promotion,
capacity building and empowerment in line with the organisation’s
cherished goals and objectives.
Twenty two years have already passed since we started our noble effort
in 1994 towards ameliorating the lots of the poor and deprived sections of
the society with specific thrust on women, children, youths poor and
needy people. Over the years we had to persistently work hard to improve
the standard of living of the masses through our intervention in activity areas of health, sanitation,
education, child rights, women empowerment, youth empowerment, environment protection, road
safety, petroleum conservation and renewable energy, yoga & naturopathy, science and
technology etc. braving all odds, for which I must acknowledge the sincere effort of our staff and
volunteers. This year also they have worked vigorously to achieve the desired objectives.

As ever, in the current year, 2015-16 also we have tried to improve the conditions of target
masses in our project areas for which we had to identify their basic needs and work towards
achieving the target by participatory and holistic approach and in turn, kindled hopes in their lives
through empowerment, awareness and promotional programmes. There were both continuing
and new areas of activities, the prominent among which included the awareness programme on
climate change and related issues, promotion of science technology for the youth, education and
awareness on environment, consumer and legal awareness, training programmes on youth
leadership and community development, skill training for employment promotion, programmes on
road safety and awareness and conservation of energy.

We have arranged the activities undertaken during the reporting period chronologically and
presented them in this report in readable language. However, valuable suggestions from read ers
are most welcome to improve our focus, potential and plan our goals more ardently for the
burning issue.
Finally, I must convey my gratitude to our dignified associates like Goverment and Non-
Government agencies, funding agencies, donor agencies, promoters, members, staffs, well-
wishers and who have supported us to go ahead. Specially our great indebtedness is due to Dr.
Sangram Keshari Nayak, former Principal Scientist CRRI, Mr. Lombador Mishra, and other
consultants and advisor of Women & Child Welfare Society for their valuable suggestions all
time.

Mrs.Minati Bindhani,
General Secretary
Women & Child Welfare Society
Cuttack.
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Y.M.C.A: Cuttack Awarded to Minati Bikash Yatra Recognition to Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS,
Bindhani, Best Social Activist WCWS for the Year:2001 Participated in Bikash Yatra 2001.
:2000

Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS, delivered Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS, Received
her speech in Bikash Yatra 2001 Naba Krushna Choudhury Samman 2001

Siksha Yatra Appriciation to Mrs, Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS wholeheartedly in Nationwide March from
21st January-to-20th June 2001 aming for Free, Compulsory, Meaningful and Equal Education for all Children
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Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS, Received

Certificate from Mr. Pravat Ranjan Biswal, MLA:2002

Best Organisation Award for Environmenta Public Best Social Worker 2003 by District Administration,
Awareness 2006 Cuttack

14th Godphery Philps Award on Road Safety - Prakruti Bandhu Award 2007
2006
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Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhawana Award 2007 Nayajyoti Award 2008

District Level Road Safety Award on Road Safety- Road Safety Appriciation-2008
2008

Junior Red-Cross Award on RoadSafetyActivist- Best in the FamilyNewsServicess2009

2009
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Akshya Trutiya Samman 2009 Best Social Activist 2009

Seba Ratna Samman 2009 JuniorRed-Cross Award on Road Safety Activist-

2010

Junior Red-Cross Award on Road Safety Activist Prakruti Mitra Puraskar 2010-11
2010-11
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Prativa Puja Samman 2011 Junior Red-Cross Award on Road Safety Activist
2011-12

Best Road Safety Activist-2013

Best Road Safety Activist-2016 Jana Kalyan Samman 2014

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Best Road Safety Activist Award-2016 Best Road Safety Activist Award-2016

Best Road Safety Activist Award-2016 Best Social Activist 2018

Appriciation & Networks
The Director (Road Police Commissionerate, Forum for Prevention of
Safety) Bhubaneswar-Cuttack, Road Accidents
R. S. Cell, CB-9 Complex Aparna Nagar, Chauliaganj,
Transport Bhawan Cantonment Road, Nayabazar,Cuttack-753004,
Sansad Marg, Buxi Bazar, Odisha,India
New Delhi 110001 Cuttack 753001
Global Alliance of Indian Alliance of NGOs for Odisha Road Safety Society
NGOs Road Safety 6th Floor, Rajswa Bhawan,
for Road Safety A-309, R. G. City Centre, Cuttack-753002,Odisha
Erik Eriksens Gade
D.B. Gupta Road,
11, 1th 2300
Copenhagen S New Delhi-110055
Denmark
OUR LINKS: http:www.wcwsodisha.simplesite.com
https://gensecywcws1.wixsite.com/website
http://wcws.cuttackonline.in, https://twitter.com/KeshabWCWS
https://www.blogger.com/blog-this-
https://www.reddit.com/user/Gamhandia, https://www.instagram.com/minatibindhani/,
https://www.flickr.com/photos/148299832@N06/ , https://www.linkedin.com/in/minati-bindhani-2a581a54/
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+WomenChildWelfareSociety, https://in.pinterest.com/gensecywcws/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZDhuqnf3jKWpydf2_A6VQA
https://www.facebook.com/pg/Women-Child-Welfare-Society-615540181940904/photos/?tab=album&album_id=666568443504744
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The Organisation:

Women and Child Welfare Society (WCWS), with its headquarters located in the city of Cuttack, is a
not-for-profit organization working towards the overall development of deprived communities --the
poor and marginalised sections of the society in the State. Working for the last two decades to
ameliorate the condition of poor and deprived classes, the initiatives undertaken by the Society are
specially directed to bring wellbeing for women, children, youths and general public in the broader
perspective with active community participation.

Though registered on September 23, 1995 under the Societies Act, 1860, the organisation had
come into being in January, 1994 with relentless efforts and active involvement of some young
volunteers coming together for the socio-economic uplift of the vulnerable and weaker sections of the
society, especially women, children youths and general public with the aim of improving their quality
of life in a holistic manner which over the years, have encompassed activities permeating the fields of
health, education, science and technology, sanitation, environmental protection, road safety, energy
conservation, women empowerment, child rights, climate change, youth empowerment, self
employment, awareness generation and conservation of resources consistent with the norms of
sustainable development. The organisation acts as a unique resource agency which bridges the gap
between public welfare schemes and the disadvantaged sections of the society.

Creating awareness among the masses on issues concerning their development, empowering the
weaker sections and providing much needed fillip to them in matters directly linked to their
development have been the prime efforts made by our volunteers and staff.

Mission, Vision etc

Mission:
To empower the poor, develop their potential; improve the socio-economic status of the community,
reduce poverty and bring sustainable development with special emphasis on weaker and vulnerable
groups of the society such as women, children, the downtrodden (SC and ST) and deprived poor.
Vision:

To show path to all the deprived people of the society that is just and practical being free from all
types of discrimination guarantying equal rights and opportunities to all irrespective of caste, creed ,
sex and religion.

Aim:
To improve the quality of life of deprived classes with emphasis on women, children and youth.

OUR SPECIAL STATUS:

Member of District Vigilance Committee under Bonded Labour, Cuttack, Odisha
Member of District Vigilance Committee under S.C & S.T, Cuttack,Odisha
Member of District M.T.P Committee under S.C & S.T, Cuttack,Odisha
Member of District Road Safety Committee, Cuttack, Odisha
Member of N.D.R.F, Cuttack, Odisha
Member of Odisha Rajya Rogi Adhikar Mancha, Cuttack,Odisha
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Objectives:
 To identify the problems of the weaker sections of the community,
 To prioritise the needs of these classes,
 To resolve them with available resources,
 To pursue an organised, systematic and holistic approach in resolving such issues.
Organization Structure:

The Executive Body is the supreme governing and administrative body of the organization and General
Secretary is the Chief Functionary who is full responsible for managing the overall function and administration
of the project. It has also an Advisory Committee comprising of qualified experts on the field of Health & Family
Welfare, legal, social work, scientist, environmentalist, road safety expert etc. which is ready to give advice &
guide the Executive Body & the General Secretary on policy making & provide technical inputs for planning
intervention of all programmes. The General Secretary is the Chief Functionary of the Organization. The
Organization is backed by a band of dedicated and highly motivated professionals who help implement various
programmes of WCWS with true grit and gumption.

OUR MANAGEMENT:
Details of the Board Members:
Name Gender Educational Occupation/ Experience.
Qulification Profession
Amita Behera, President Female M A, BEd Social 25 years in Social Sector,Non
Work, Banking & Insurance Sector above 10
years.
Minakshi Kar, Female BA, C.T Social Work 25 years in Social Sector.
Vice-President
Minati Bindhani, Female B.A Social Work 25years in experience in Social
General Secretary Sector, Presently working as General
Secretary of Women & Child Welfare
Society, Cuttack,
Odisha since 1994 in the connection
different projects and Activities
implemented very successfully of
Govt.of India,Govt.of Odisha, different
Corporate Agencies, Doner Agencies
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Kalpalata Prusty, Female MA&Trained Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,

Asst.Secretary Nursery 18 years in Teaching line
Teacher
Sabita Dash, Female MA & Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,
Treasurer Trained 8 years in Teaching line
Nursery
Teacher
Sanjukta Maharana Female Matric & Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,
Trained on 13years in Vocational Teaching line
Fabric
Painting,
Tailoring,
Jewallary
Jogamaya Mohanty Female B.A & Social Work 25 years in Social Sector, 8 years in
Tailoring Teaching line
Sudharani Giri Female Matric Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,

Sailabala Das Female H.SC Social Work 25 years in Social Sector, 8 years in
Community Development
Snehalata Maharan Female Matric & 25 years in Social Sector, 13years
Trained on in Vocational Teaching line
Fabric
Painting,
Tailoring,
Jewallary,
Soft Toys
Sanjukta Dei Female B.A, Bed. Social Work 25 years in Social Sector,
8 years in Teaching line
Pratima Sahoo Female H.SC Social Work 25 years in Social Sector

OUR VALUES:  Accountability

 Transparency  Participatory Approach
 Social Justice  Systematic and Holistic Approach
 Gender Equity
MAJOR ACTIVITIES:  Petroleum Conservation
 Education  Legal Awareness
 Health  Women Empowerment
 Child Rights  Science & Technology
 Road Safety Awareness and Education  Human Rights,
 Environment Awareness and Education  Others
* Human Rights, and others
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Legal Status:
 Year of Establishment: 1st January, 1994
 Registered under Section of XXI of Societies Registration Act, 1860
(Regd. No. 19815/43 of 1995-96, dt. 23/09/1995)
 Registered under section 6(1) (a) of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act,1976
(FCRA Registration No. 104860173 of 2009-10, dt. 22/09/2009)
 Registered under Section 21A of Income Tax act 1961
(Regd,. No. 12A/481-37/2009-10 dated 31/03/2010)
 PAN no. AAATW0620Q
 SSBE Registration No. 211207886/DIC, Cuttack,26.03.2004
 Planning Commission, Govt. of India, Unique ID No. NGO as generated in www. ngo.india.gov.in—
OR/2009/000305, dt. 24/7/2009
 Coir Board Registration No.; CB/IE/RO/BBSR/OR/587, dt.16/02/2012.
WE AND OUR EFFORT
On the Road of thorn and critical turnings social service has been rendered to the deprived sector
which can be visualized at field level where the activists and beneficiaries decide to triumph over the
menace. Nothing is insurmountable as and when dedication and commitment is embraced. A span of
one decade of social service, handful of splendid & spectacular achievements, appreciation, etc is not
a small thing to say. Our effort is the best recognition that has been proved in course of discharging
services to the mankind. Constrains are many but commitment is made once for all. We proceed to
fetch happiness for them and their contentment is our goal. Women & Child Welfare Society has
been working in different sectors prioritizing Road Safety Awareness, Health & Sanitation,
Education,Child Rights, Child Labour Eradication, Safe Motherhood, Environment protection,
Petroleum Conservation, Science and Technology, Human Rights and Legal Awareness, Women
Empowerment in the state of Orissa. The organization has been awarded for adventurous and
impressive social services in the state of Orissa from the Chief Minister of the state. The General
Secretary, Mrs. Minati Bindhani of the organization has received the 14 th Godfrey Philips Bravery
Award, District Level Road Safety Award, Sevaratna Samman, Akhayatrutia Samman,
Prakrutibandhu Award, Best Social Worker, Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhabana Award, Nyayajyoti Award etc.
for her splendid social acts of courage and she has been honored for her sincere work for the interest
of women and Child. Women & Child Welfare Society has been bejeweled with Best Organization
award for Environment Awareness, Road Safety Appreciation Award, Bikash Jatra Appreciation, etc.
In the field of Health, Education, Environment, Science & Technology, Road Safety etc. the
organization has been conducting workshops and seminars, health camps, HIV/AIDS awareness,
Malaria awareness, Bed net impregnation programme etc. in association with Health Department.
Health and sanitation programmes are being conducted in different district of Orissa. The
organization has been sincerely conducting Road Safety Awareness programme in the state having
observed the National Road Safety week, conducting seminars, health check up and eye testing for
Drivers in the state of Orissa are the best schedules of the organization. In the deprived sector the
activities of the organization has appreciated by the National Child Labor Project, Cuttack (Govt. of
India, Ministry of Labor Initiative). The Organization is running a special learning center in Cuttack
City and providing education, nutrition, health care and vocational training to the child labor students.
The Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society has been acting as Asst. Coordinator, White
Ribbon Alliance for Safe Mother Hood, Cuttack Chapter and conducting awareness rally, public
hearing and public meeting; school level competition with Petroleum Conservation Research
Association, Eastern Region, Kolkata, the organization has organized different activities on Oil and
Gas conservation in the Cuttack & other district. The organization is conducting programs on slum
adolescents by rendering gender education, unwanted pregnancy, and formation of peer groups for
their safety.The organization is being funded by Govt. of India as well as Govt. of Orissa since
inception for implementation of different projects for empowerment of people in the state of Orissa.
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Some testimonials of appreciation are appended herewith for favor of kind perusal.

A FLASH ON ACTIVITIES: Importtant Projects/Programme has been accomplished in the

state of Odisha by ‘Women & Child Welfare Society”,Cuttack (Odisha)
Vocational Training on Fabric Painting,Tailoring,Coir Products,
Promotional Programme on Handicrafts & Handlooms
Production of different usefull home accessories through Mahila Mandal
Special Projects for Placement Linked Skill Development of Rural BPL Youths under
Swarnajayanti Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY).
Skill Training for Employment Promotion Amongst Urban Poor(STEP-UP) under SJSRY.
Entrepreneurship Development Programme on Food Preservation
Training Programme on Youth Leadership, Community Development & Swachha Bharat Abhiyan
Neibourhood Youth Parliament & Yoga Rehearsal
Promotional Programme on Self Help Group’s
GRLT Programme for Self Help Group Member’s
Promotional Programme on Sports and Games
National Integartion Camp
Observation of Communal Harmony Camapaign and Fund Rising Week
Investor’s Education & Awareness Programme
“Let us Keep to Promises” towards achiving the UN Millennium Development Goal
National Capacity Building Frame Work-Field Level Training Programme for PRI Members
Re-animation of Art and Culture & Development of Cultural
Camapaign Against Child Labour
National Child Labour Project Special School
Child Labour & Imnmoral Traffics
Non-formal Education Centre
Children’s Library, Recreational Creach Centre
Safe Motherhood Programme
Gender Equaclity Awareness
Bal Sanssad
Awareness Generation Programme on Social Rituals land custans like dowery system,child
marrage etc
Family Welfare Consultancy Centre
Total Santation Programme
Safe Drinking Water & Sanitation Programme
Training Programme on Weste Water Management & Malaria Prevention
Workshop on Disaster Preparedeness & Management
Programme on Slum Adolescents
Legal Awareness and Leadership Development Programme, Legal Awareness Camp & Free
Legal Aid Advice Cell
Awareness Programme on Untochability
Awareness Programme for Rural and Poor Women on Yoga & Naturopathy
Observation of International Women’s Day and Promotion of Cultural Activities(Jhoti Comptition}
Nursery Programme
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Medical Waste Management,Plantation and Kitchen Garden Programme

Rain Water Harvesting
Commitment to Physically Challanged
Workshop on Facilities for persons with Disability in Public Transport
Road Safety Activities
Care to Animals and Wild life
National Livestock Census
Peoples Audit for Health,Education and Livehood (PAHELI) Survey
Mapping of Municipality Hospitals and Dispensaries
Baseline Survey of Odisha Community Tank Mannagement Programme
Exhibition on Art & Crafts
Observation of Oil & Gas Conservation Fortnight
Energy & PCRA activities : Youth Programme,Domestic Workshop,Agricultural Workshop,Kisan
Mela & Exhibation
Promotion of Yoga & Naturopathy
Training Programme for DOT Providers
Bed Net Impregration Programme
Immunisation Programme
Drug Abus and AIIDs Control Programme
Observation of World Health Day with Free Health Check-up Camp
Awareness Programme on Dengu & Malaria
RCH-Camp
Consume Awareness Programme for Rural People and Related Activities
National Environment Awareness Campaign
Environmental Education & Potection Programme
Nature Study & Biodiversity Activities
Observation of National Pollution Prevention Day
Seminar on Management of Plastic Waste
Seminar on Climate Change
“Technical Resource Centre” under PROBR-Orissa Programme (Meteorological Acivity on
Weather Data Collection and Annalisys)
Promotion of VIPNET Network Science Club under Vigyan Prasar,Department of Science &
Technology,Govt.of India, New Delhi.
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on”Global Warning and Mitigation Options”
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on “Climate Change: Challenges and
Opportunities”
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on”Management of Scientific Awareness of
Emerging Adoescence Problems”
Organising theWelcome Programme Science Express Bio-Diversity Special at Cuttack Railway
Station
Medicinal Plantation Programme
Public Library Services
Celebration of Jay of Giving
Relef Materials Distribution
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Activities during 2017-18:
P.C.R.A & Energy Conservation:

Women and Child Welfare Society is appointed as External Faculty to conduct different activities on Petroleum
Conservation and Renewable Energy through Youth programme, Domestic Workshop, Agricultural Workshop
by the Petroleum Conservation Research Association (PCRA), Eastern Region, Kolkata under the Ministry of
Petroleum and Natural Gas, Govt. of India, New Delhi. In the reporting period WCWS organised 55 Numbers
of Youth Programmes, 55 Numbers of Domestic Workshops,74Numbers of Agricultural Workshops,1 Nos.
Exhibation etc. awareness about petroleum conservation and need of conservation organised in Cuttack,
Khordha, Jagatsinghpur Mayurbhanj, Puri,Keonjhar and Angul districts of the State
Youth Programme:

Sl.No Date Place Sl.No Date Place

01 05.07.2017 Gurudijhatia Girls High School 04 06.07.2017 Kumarpur High School

At/Po; Gurudijhatia, Cuttack Kumarpur, Charbatia,Cuttack
02 05.07.2017 Santidoota Sastriji Bidyapitha 05 07.07.2017 Salipur Public School
Oranda, Bali, Dist.Cuttack Salipur, Dist.Cuttack
03 06.07.2017 Utkalmani Bidyapitha 06 07.07.2017 Gobara High School
Chhagaon, Charbatia,Cuttack Gobara, Dist. Cuttack
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07 08.07.2017 Sri Aurobindo Centre of Integral 31 21.09.2017 Gopabandhu Girls High School
Education Aurobindo Marg, Champati , Bhairpur, Cuttack
Salipur, Dist. Cuttack
08 21.07.2017 Panchlingeswar High School 32 21.09.2017 Basudev High School
Shyamsunderpur,Nilagiri,Balesore Gopapur, , Cuttack
09 03.08.2017 Sri Sri Balunkeswar Bidyapitha 33 22.09.2017 Khuntakata High School
-Balichaturi, Chasapada, Cuttack Khuntakata, , Cuttack
10 04.08.2017 Badasamantarapur High School 34 23.09.2017 Bhagaban Behera High School
Badasamantarapur,Charbatia, Cuttack Banamalipur, , Cuttack
11 05.08.2017 Gandhi Bidyapitha 35 25.09.2017 Kakhadi High School
Sankarpur, Cuttack Kakhadi, Cuttack
12 08.08.2017 Govt.Upgraded High School 36 Govt.Gopa Mathura Project High
06.11.2017
Mandasahi, Dist.Jagatsinghpur School, Gopa Mathura, Cuttack
13 08.08.2017 Balia Gopinathpur High School Balia 37 Priyadarshini Smruti Balika Uchha
07.11.2017
Gopinathpur,Anakhia,Jagatsinghpur Bidyalaya,Sankhamari,Ctc
14 10.08.2017 Alaka High School 38 Govt.Mangarajpur U.G.Project High
08.11.2017
Balia, Anakhia, Jagatsinghpur School, Mangarajpur, Ctc.
15 11.08.2017 Garei Gram Panchayat High School , 39 Jhajia High School,
09.11.2017
Garei, Jagatsinghpur Jhajia, Cuttack
16 11.08.2017 Sailo Gram Panchayat High 40 Bhatarika Bidyapitha,
10.11.2017
School ,Rahama, Jagatsinghpur Sasanga, Cuttack
17 12.08.2017 Pankapal High School 41 13.11.2017 Govt.Project High School,
Pankapal, Jagatsinghpur Gopalpur,Damangadia,Cuttack
18 23.08.2017 DiniaryGovt.UpgradedHighSchool 42 15.11.2017 Raghunath Sahoo High School,
Diniary, Ragadipada, Cuttack Damangadia, Badamba, Cuttack
19 23.08.2017 Mohan Subudhi High School 43 Govt.U.G.High School,
16.11.2017
Badamba, Cuttack Khalidhipa,Karadibandha, Ctc.
20 28.08.2017 Anuary Upgraded High School 44 Charan Tosh High School,
17.11.2017
Anuary, Cuttack Abhimanpur, Cuttack
21 28.08.2017 Govt.Maijory Upgraded High School 45 Bhagabat Sahoo High School,
18.11.2017
Maijori, Cuttack Kankadajodi, Cuttack
22 29.08.2017 Ananta Majhi High School 46 Samir Kumar High School,
20.11.2017
Sanabarasingh, Cuttack Ichhapur, Cuttack
23 29.08.2017 Badabarasingh High School 47 Mahulia Bidyapitha,
21.11.2017
Badabarasingh, Ragadipada, Cuttack Mahulia, Cuttack
24 30.08.2017 Ragadipada High School 48 Govt. Gopal Dalabehera U. G. High
Ragadipada, Cuttack 22.11.2017 School, Talamundali , Kankadajodi,
Cuttack
25 30.08.2017 Swami Arupananda Bidya Mandir 49 Muktanagar Girls High school
Ekamrabana, Jodum, Cuttack 23.11.2017 Muktanagar ,Abhimanpur, Ctc.
26 31.08.2017 Krupasindhu High School 50 Maa Durga Girls High school
Gopinathpur,Singhanathpitha,Cuttack 24.11.2017 Bandalo, Cuttack
27 31.08.2017 Durga Devi B.N.T.Bidyapitha 51 Kabi Prasanna Patasani Bidyapitha
Bangarsingha, Cuttack 27.11.2017 Mugagahira, Cuttack
28 18.09.2017 Champaidwar Gadapokhari High School 52 Jemadeipur High School
Champaidwar, Gadapokhari Cuttack, 28.11.2017 Jemadeipur, Cuttack
29 20.09.2017 Padmapur High School 53 Bindhanima High School
Padmapur, Cuttack 29.11.2017 Bindhanima, Cuttack
30 20.09.2017 Maniabandha High School 54 Kuanarpal U.G. High School
Maniabandha, , Cuttack 30.11.2017 Kuanarpal, Cuttack
55 Gadadharpur High School
20.12.2017 Gadadharpur, Cuttack
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DOMESTIC WORKSHOP:

01 08.07.2017 Jay Bajrangbali Self 11 16.07.2017 Maa Mangala Adivasi Mahila Group
HelpGroupGopinathpur,Cuttack Jenapur, Kiapalla, Banki, Cuttack
02 09.07.2017 Saraswati SHG 12 18.07.017 Jagruti Nari Shakti SHG
Mirigothana, Mayurbhanj Apatasahi, Prataprudrapur, Khurdha
03 Maa Tareni SHG 13 18.07.2017 Akhandaleswar Nari Shakti SHG
10.07.2017 Sudusudia, Mirigothan, Mayurbhanj Kulasahi, Prataprudrapru, Khurdha
04 Maa Ambika Shakti SHG 14 19.07.2017 Maa Sarala Mahila Mandal
11.07.2017 Dunduria, Bada Khaladi, Mayurbhanj Nuasahi, Prataprudrapur, Khurdha
05 Maa Bhagabati SHG 15 19.07.2017 Laxmi Ganesh Mahila SHG
12.07.2017 Baghamara, Jadida, Mayurbhanj Panikorada,Baideswar, Cuttack
06 Maa Ambika SHG 16 20.07.2017 Jai Mahaveer SHG
13.07.2017 Kusunpur, Kaptipada, Mayurbhanj Nateri, Baideswar, Cuttack
07 Shiva Sambhu SHG 17 22.07.2017 Gajalaxmi SHG
13.07.2017 Anthuari, Khurdha Orisho, Khurdha
08 Maa Jageswari SHG 18 22.07.2017 Siba Sundara SHG
14.07.2017 Alarbindha, Prataprudrapur, Khurdha Bedapur, Banki, Cuttack
09 Maa Dakhineswari SHG 19 23.07.2017 Maa Mangala SHG
15.07.2017 Bisarpur, Prataprudrapur,Khurdha Jenasahi, Prataprudrapur, Khurdha
10 Maa Durgatinasini SHG 20 23.07.2017 Sankalpa SHG
15.07.2017 Karanjee, Cuttack Rajuasahi,Brahmapura,Banki,Cuttack
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21 24.07.2017 Maa Taleswari Mahila SHG 39 31.12.2017 Maa Mangala SHG
Kuranjipur, Dolakasoti, Khurdha Bangrisingha, Cuttack
22 24.07.2017 Prabhu Jaleswar Mahila SHG 40 03.01.2018 Maa Brundabati S. H. G
Bilitentulia, Brahmapura, Banki, Cuttack Kirikicha,Mahulia, Cuttack
23 25.07.2017 Maa Laxmi SHG 41 04.01.2018 Nari Jagaran Self Help Group
Sudusudia, Mirigothana, Mayurbhanj Telania, Badamba, Cuttack
24 25.07.2017 Bhagyashree Mahila Sangathan 42 11.01.2018 Mallika Self Help Group
Badala Pandua Sahi, Badala Sasan, Khd Sahoo Sahi,Sunapal, Cuttack
25 26.07.2017 Maa Bana Durga Mahila SHG 43 13.01.2018 Sai Self Help Group
Halia Sahi, Brahmapura, Cuttack Naranpur,Banki, Cuttack
26 26.07.2017 Balunkeswar Mahila SHG 44 19.01.2018 Maa Brahamanidei S. H.G
Pujari Shai, Prataprudrapur,Khurdha KhamarSahi,Badamba,Cuttack
27 27.07.2017 Mahaveer Mahila SHG 45 25.01.18 Maa Mangala Self Help Group
Prataprudrapur, Khurdha Nuagaon, Banki,Cuttack
28 27.07.2017 Maa Mangala SHG 46 10.03.2018 Suprativa
Brahmapura, Cuttack Fakirpada,Cuttack
29 28.07.2017 Maa Brahmani SHG 47 10.03.2018 Annapurna Bhagabati Mahila Mandal,
Palasahi, Prataprudrapur,Khurdha Alisibindha, Khordha
30 30.07.2017 Maa Bimala SHG 48 12.03.2018 Maa Laxmi Self Help Group
Uttara, Khurdha Kankadahuda,Darada, Khordha
31 31.07.2017 Maa Mangala SHG 49 13.03.2018 Adarsha Mahila Self Help Group
Garia, Rajas, Khurdha Alisi Sasana, Khordha
32 01.08.2017 Swapnasudha Mahila Sangathan 50 Satyasai Krusak Club
13.03.2018
Uparsahi, Prataprudrapur,Khordha Deulipokhari, Rajas, Khordha
33 02.08.2017 Kantiori Mahila Self Help Group 51 14.03.2018 Sri Khetramani self Help Group
Kantiori,Prataprudrapur, Khordha Rayadpada, Kakarudrapur, Khordha
34 02.08.2017 Maa Basanta Self Help Group 52 14.03.2018 Narayani Self Help Group
Raid Deuli,Palasahi, Khordha Deulipokhari, Range, Khordha
35 05.08.2017 Baba Kanakeswara S.H.G 53 16.03.2018 Maa Chachika Self Help Group
Bhairpur, Prataprudrapur,Khordha Bindha, Darada, Khordha
36 12.11.2017 Sai Ram Self Help Group 54 22.03.2018 Maa Mangala Swayang Seva Sangha,
Sanabarsingh, Badamba, Cuttack Rajas, Khordha
37 26.11.2017 Maa Charchika Self Help Group, 55 22.03.2018 Sankaraswar Mahila Sangathan
Betenda ,Prataprudrapur, Cuttack Mathasahi,Rajas, Khordha
38 27.12.2017 Maa Durga SHG AGRICULTURAL WORKSHOP:
Kumbharsahi, Nuapatana, Cuttack
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01 09.07.2017 Santiniketan Club 20 06.08.2017 Baidyanath Farmers Club

Dunduria,Badakhaladi, Mayurbhanj Bhingarpur Sasan, Khordha
02 10.07.2017 M. K. Club 21 31.10.2017 Maa Mangala Farmers Club
Kusunpur, Kaptipada, Mayurbhanj Pari Basudevpur, Batapatna, Khordha
03 11.07.2017 Abhinna Sundar Farmers Club 22 01.11.2f017 Kakarudrapur Farmers Club,
Bhaghamara,Jadida, , Mayurbhanj Kakarudrapur, Khordha
04 12.07.2017 Mahalaxmi Farmers Club 23 03.11.2017 Jhadamalli Club,
Sudusudia,Mirigothan,Mayurbhanj Bekhata, Sunugaradi, Puri
05 14.07.2017 Biswajeet Club 24 03.11.2017 Sporting Club,
Bisarpur, Prataprudrapur, Khordha Barol, Palasahi, Khordha
06 16.07.2017 Biseswar Yuba Parisad 25 Maa Bhagabati Farmers Club,
11.11.2017
Karanjee, Cuttack Badabarsingh, Badamba, Cuttack
07 17.07.2017 Bauti Farmers Club 26 Kishore Farmers Club,
14.11.2017
AdibasiSahi, Brahampura,Cuttack Bijipur, Cuttack
08 17.07.2017 Jay Hanuman Farmers Club 27 Maa Bhatarika Farmers Club,
19.11.2017
Ramchandi, Rajiba, Cuttack Madhuban, Cuttack
09 20.07.2017 Brahmani Devi Farmers Club 28 Trinath Krusak Club,
25.11.2017
Jenapur, Kiapalla, Cuttack Alishibindha, Khordha
10 21.07.2017 Maa Jagulai Farmers Club 29 19.12.2017 Basudev Krusak Club
Badala Pandua Sahi,Badala Sasan, Khd Dihasahi, Khordha
11 28.07.2017 Mahaveer Farmers Club 30 21.12.2017 Maa Mangala Krusak Club
Barahila,Prataprudrapur,Khordha Alishi Sasan, Khordha
12 29.07.2017 Alichi Farmers Club 31 22.12.2017 Kankadahuda Farmers Club
Alichi, Rajas, Khordha Kankadahuda, Darada, Khordha
13 29.07.2017 Betenda Farmers Club 32 23.12.2017 Naba Nirman Krusak Club
Betenda, Prataprudrapur,Khordha Diniary, Cuttack
14 30.07.2017 Upar Sahi Farmers Club 33 24.12.2017 Sunrise Club
Upar Sahi Raula,Prataprudrapur,Khd. Kaduapada, Cuttack
15 31.07.2017 Adaspur Farmers Club 34 25.12.2017 Maa Durga Farmers Club
Adaspur, Cuttack Jagannathpur, Khuntakata, Cuttack
16 01.08.2017 Baladev Farmers Club 35 26.12.2017 Biswakarma Farmers Club
Mahanga, Cuttack Ragadipada, , Cuttack
17 03.08.2017 Five Star Club 36 28.12.2017 Sri Sai Farmers Club
Barahan, Palasahi, Khordha Sabarsahi, Kuanarpal, Cuttack
18 04.08.2017 Baba Basudev Farmers Club 37 29.12.2017 Maa Mangala Krushak Club
Sana Palasahi,Prataprudrapur, Khd. Tanlasahi, Mahulia, Cuttack
19 06.08.2017 Satya Sai Self Help Group 38 30.12.2017 Balaji Krusak Club
Rayad Deuli,Balianta, Khordha Keutasahi, Judum, Cuttack
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39 02.01.2018 Mahadev Farmers Club 56 08.03.2018 Jagannath Farmers Club
Nua Bangirsingha, Bangirsingha Ctc Sunapal,Cuttack
40 05.01.2018 Maa Santoshi Krusak Club 57 08.03.2018 Jay Sri Ram Farmers Club
Sankhamari,Cuttack Gopamathura, Cuttack
41 06.01.2018 Champeswar Krusak Club 58 09.03.2018 Radha Govinda Farmers Club
Adibasisahi, Champeidwar,Cuttack Maniabandha,Cuttack
42 07.01.2018 Maa Bhagabati Farmers Club 59 09.03.2018 Raghunath Farmers Club
ChasaSahi, Mangarajpur, Cuttack Kasikiari,Maniabandha,Cuttack
43 08.01.2018 Bikash Farmers Club 60 11.03.2018 Maa Laxmi Self Help Group
Patiadhipa, Ichhapur, Cuttack Danapada, Khordha
44 09.01.2018 Sri Ganesh Krusak Club 61 11.03.2018 Bahalia Farmers Club
Naharanpur, Cuttack Bahalia, Gopamathura, Cuttack
45 10.01.2018 Maa Bata Mangala Farmers Club, 62 12.03.2018 Maa Santoshi Farmers Club
Parijapada, Cuttack Brundabanpur, Gopamathura, Cuttack
46 14.01.2018 Trinath Dev Krusak Club 63 15.03.2018 Basudev Krusak Club
Baiginia, Banki, Cuttack Kamarabindha, Darada, Khordha
47 15.01.2018 Maa Mangala Farmers Club 64 15.03.2018 Badalapada Farmers Club
Kiapalla,Banki,Cuttack Badalapada, Rajas Khordha
48 17.01.2018 Kulasahi Farmers Club 65 16.03.18 Maa Mangala Farmers Club
Kulasahi,Prataprudrapur, Khordha Harijansahi,Gandilo, Khordha
49 18.01.2018 Maa Bhabeswari Krusak Club 66 17.03.2018 ICAR-National Rice Research Institute,
Botalama, Banki,Cuttack Bidyadharpur, Cuttack
50 20.01.2018 Maa Mangala Krusak Club 67 18.03.2018 Maa Bhabani Farmers Club
Bhoi Sahi, Barahmpura,Cuttack Gajapada, Maniabandha,Cuttack
51 21.01.2018 Maa Dakhinakali Farmers Club 68 19.03.2018 Sankar Farmers Club
Kandha, Beliapal, Cuttack AmanaSahi, Diniary, Cuttack
52 22.01.2018 Maa Mahamayee Krusak Club 69 19.03.2018 Radha Krushna Club
Amantia, Damangadia, Cuttack Sundiriya, Ragadipada, Cuttack
53 23.01.2018 Sanischar Krusak Club 70 20.03.2018 Amar Jyoti Farmers Club
Gobardhanpur,Cuttack Sahusahi, Badamba, Cuttack
54 24.01.2018 Gupteswar Farmers Club 71 20.03.2018 Maa Durga Krusak Club Nuapada,
Damangadia,Cuttack Diniaryl, Dist. Cuttack
55 26.01.2018 Maa Hadakhai Farmers Club Exhibition 16.11.2017 Kartikeswar Yatra Mahotsav
Beliapal,Badamba,Cuttack 01 Biswanahakani,Safa,TangiChoudwar,Ctc

Mr.Keshab Chandra Maharana, Programme Co-ordinator of WCWS delivered his speech in Krushi Urnnati
Mela at D.R.D.A Conference Hall, Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Panchamahala, Hulurisingha, Angul
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Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society delivered her speech in Krushi Urnnati Mela at ICAR-
National Rice Research Institute, Bidyadharpur, Cuttack on dated 17.03.2018

Mr.Pradip Kumar Das, Programme Co-ordinator of WCWS co-operate to organised Krushi Urnnati Mela at ICAR-Central Institute
of Freshwater Aquaculture Kausalyaganga, Bhubaneswar, Khordha on dated.17.03.2018 (a view of PCRA Film Show)

Mr.Keshab Chandra Maharana, Programme Co-ordinator of WCWS delivered his speech in Krushi Urnnati
Mela at D.R.D.A Conference Hall, Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Panchamahala, Hulurisingha, Angul
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“NATIONAL LEVEL PAINTING, ESSAY and QUIZ COMPTITIPN for
SCHOOL CHILDREN to PROMOTE AWARENESS on PETROLEUM
PRODUCTs”

As External Faculty of Petroleum Conservation Research Association, Govt. of India Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack
conducted “Sakshyam” National Level Painting, Essay and Quiz Competition above 150 Nos. schools of Cuttack and other district
of Odisha supported by PCRA & BPCL, Regional Office, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
AWARENESS PROGRAMME ON LPG USE & SAFETY:

Mr. Bikash Mohapatra, Secretary of SUPRATIVA, Cuttack welcome to all guest and all participants & Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General
Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack delivered speech on L.P.G Use & Safety, Fuel Conservation. PCRA Film
show displayed in the programme & PCRA Publicity materials distributed to all participants on dated. 02.06.2018
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Micro Enterprises Development Programme (MEDP) for Mature S.H.G Members “Fabric
Painting Training” :
Micro Enterprises Development Programme (MEDP) for Mature S.H.G Members “Fabric Painting” on 21st April 2017 at Kamang,
Po: Dalijoda Berhampur, Block: Tangi -Choudwar , District: Cuttack, supported by National Bank for Agriculture and Rural
Development, Regional Office, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Mr. Satya Ranjan Panda,( AGM) NABARD, Cuttack attend as Chief Guest &
Speech on the aims and objectives of the training. Mr. Ranjit kumar Rout, Sarapanch Dalijoda Berhampur Gram Panchayat, Mr.
Rabindra Kumar Sahoo, Social Activist, Mr. Gangadhar Behera, National Youth Awardee & Secretary of Digbalaya attended as
Honourable Guest, Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary,Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack presided. Mr. Manas Ranjan
Mallick, Mr. Keshab Chandra Maharana & Mr.Pradip Kumar Das, Programme Co-ordinator of Women & Child Welfare Society, Sabita
Moharana,Trainer coordinated the training . Total 30nos. of S.H.G Members participated. Training will be closed on 3rd May 2017.
Evaluation Report The Micro-Enterprises Development Programme (MEDP) for Matured S.H.G Members “Fabric Painting Training
from 21st April-to-3rd May 2017 At: Kamang, Po: Dalijoda Berhampur, Block: Tangi-Choudwar, Dist. Cuttack sucessfully lunched by
Women & Child Welfare Society: Cuttack and supported by NABARD, Regional Office, Bhubaneswar (Odisha). Near about 25
Nos.Participants out of 30Nos. participants have reached in their goals in this training programme. Our organisation Women & Child
Welfare Society has been providing the needfull articles and raw materials to mentioning number of trainees as possible from its own
source from training completed date to till now. Our organisation Women & Child Welfare Society advice them to sale the production
items to their near and dear directly or by by S.H.G which is highly necessary to them for sale standing and own popularisation. Our
organization Women & Child Welfare Society co-oprates them to produce their items finishing, designing, qulitatively and gives
assurance to sale their items in different fairs like Balizatra NABARD stall and also Big Malls,Wholesalers, Garment Shops etc. Most
probably each and every beneficiary has their personal saving bank account in different banks. But, the manager of Punjab National
Bank, Barapada Branch has offered bank loans to the beneficiaries for which 20 nos.of beneficiaries opened new accounts in Punjab
National Bank, Barapada Branch, Cuttack. Our organization explained the following points that arose by the beneficiaries such as
their problems, solution, their hopes to get from NABARD & WCWS briefly.
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1. They said that a least member from their S.H.G have participated in the above said training programme. Those
members who were not participating in the MEDP programme they will demand to take their share from bank
loan/profit from business without any work. As a whole the production will be hampered and the active trainee will
hesitate to borrow loan from the bank.
All the trainee have planned to form Two new Fabric Painting S.H.Gs.
They expect some financial loan-cum-subsidy from NABARD through her own groups.
If this facility provides the trainee, then no new S.H.G formation required.
All the trainees have utilized girls members of their families in the production activities that they
have taken training by us.
Hence they have demanded to give them another Design Development Training of 13 days,
so that the girls and women of their families can take this opportunities and it will be very very
useful then to produce useful marketing items.
The A.G.M NABARD: Cuttack suggested the participants to take the training of Mushroom
Production which is very much use full and profitable for them to earn something as the
environment of that locality is highly suitable for Mushroom Production. They hope the said
training should be conducted by Women & Child Welfare Society: Cuttack.
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ROAD SAFETY ACTIVITIES:
Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society & as Joint Secretary of Forum
for Prevention of Road Accidents (F.P.R.A), Cuttack, participated and co-ordinated “ World Day of
Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims” organised by F.P.R.A on 19th Novembe 2017 at New Stewart
School,Courtesy: Odisha Road Safety Society & Regional Transport Authorty, Cuttack.

Mrs. Minati Bindhani,General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society as deligate in The Fifth Global
Meeting of Nongovernmental Organizations Advocating for Road Safety and Road Victims was held 3 – 6
April 2017 at the Sama-Sama Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack participated in Trax
Road Safety Excellence Award for Media Stakeholder’s on Safe Two-wheeler Riding, Press Club of Odisha,
Bhubaneswar on 7th February 2018
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Women & Child Welfare Society organized Fourth UN Global Road Safety Week from 9th-to-14th May 2017
at Kamang, Saffa, Bock: Tangi-Choudwar, District: Cuttack, Mr. Nakul Chandra Swain, Secretary of
Jageswari Yubak Sangha, Nimapada, Puri.

Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of W.C.W.S Cuttack & as Joint Secretary, F. P.R. A. co-operate to organize
F.P.R.A in association with TRAX-Road Safety NGO, New Delhi is going a Stakeholder’s Workshop on Safe
Two-wheeler Riding at the Press Club of Odisha, Master Canteen Square, Bhubaneswar on 07.02.2018
Fourth UN Global Road Safety Week and FREE Ambulance Service for Road Accident Victims.at Cuttack.
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Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack with Collaboration Jageswari Jubak Sangha, Nimapara, Puri started Road Safety
Awareness Campaign with Audio Visual Show at Mahasinghpur High School, on dt.10.06.2017 & Urali High School, Gopalpur,
Cuttack on dt. 27.11.2018

Observation Of World Science Day for Peace and Development & Lecture & Demonstration Programme On Global
Warming and Mitigation Option” Organised by: Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack & Little Star Science Club,
Cuttack (Vigyan Prasar affiliated Club Id. VP-OD0118), Jageswari Jubak Sangha, Bhagabansundra, Puri, International
Women’s Peace Group, Seol, South Koria, on dt. 10.11.2017
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Cultural Activities on Consumer Rights:

Women & Child Welfare Society organized Cultural Activities (Palla) on Consumer Rights at San-Barsingh
village on dt. 15th March 2018 World Consumer Rights Day. Above 100 Nos. local public participated.

The primary mandate of Women & Child Welfare Society is to seek justice for women and girls safeguard
their rights, and promote women’s empowerment. The organization monitors the proper implementation of
all the legislations enacted to protect the rights of all women and girls so as to enable them to achieve
equality of life in all spheres of life. WCWS recognizing the need to educate legal awareness to women and
girls regarding their rights and has initiated a novel Observation of International Women’s Day & Legal
Awareness Programme for Women and Girls at Saffa under Tangi-Chowdar Block, Dist. Cuttack on
dated 08.03.2018 International Women’s Day. The awareness programme is being linked with Community
based organization like S.H.G and aims to empower women and girls with the appropriate knowledge and
duties, ultimately to enable them to share the rights, gain full access to the means of development and to
inspire a whole generation of women to work together towards achieving equality and justice.Women &
Child Welfare Society started a free legal advice call ad provides legal advice to the people who are very
poor & needy and can not afford legal assistance from outsides. We have panel of advocate to perform
such programmes.We have filed some such cases in the court by the cooperation of CLAP (Committee for
Legal Aid to Poor),Cuttack and also Odisha State Legal ServicesAuthority,Cuttack.free of cost
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Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttackf delivered her speech
Aim & Objective of World Environment Day and giving certificate to student.on dated.05.06.2017,Cuttack.

Mr.Keshab Chandra Maharana, Programme Co-ordinator of WCWS participated in Giving Tuesday India, a
Daan Utsav Celebration on dtated 15th September 2018 at Centre for Youth and Social Development,
E-1, Institutional Area, Gangadhar Meher Marg, Bhubaneswar

Honourable General Secretary Mrs. Minati Bindhani Honoured by Odisha Rajya Rogi Adhikar Mancha,
Cuttack at Sarala Bhfawan, Cuttack on dated.-----for Best Social Activist.
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PROGRAMME PARTICIPATED:
Mr. Keshab Chandra Maharana, Programme
Co-ordinator of Women & Child Welfare Society,
Cuttack attended 25th State Level training on
National Children’s Science Congress-2017
organized by 25th National Children’s Science
Congress: Odisha, State Office: N-3/309, IRC
Village, Bhubaneswar-751015, a Programme of
NCSTC, Department of Science & Technology,
Govt. of India, New Delhi for District Co-
ordinator and Resource Teachers on 19th Auust
2017 at Vikash Residental School, Main
Campus, Kantabada, Bhubaneswar, Odisha

MESSAGEs ON ROAD SAFETY & Plastic Fibers in Water: (A view of District Co-ordination Committee}

Plastic fibers are found in 83 percent of water samples from over a dozen countries around the world. Samples from the United
States—including from EPA headquarters, the Capitol building, and Trump Tower—are the most highly contamina
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2016-17

Women & Child Welfare Society

At:Gsmahandia New Colony,Po: Buxibazar,
Dist. & City: Cuttack-753001,State:Odisha [India]
Ph.No:+91-671-2414810,
e.mail:[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected]
website: http://www.wcwsodisha.simlesite.com
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CONTENTS
Energy & Petroleum Conservation
• Youth Programme
• Domestic Workshop
• Agricultural Workshop
• National Level Painting and Essay Comptition for School Children to
Promote Awareness on Petroleum Products

Road Safety Activities

• Observation of 28th National Road Safety Week
• Road Safety Film Show
• Cultural Activities
• Others

Youth Empowerment
• Neighbourhood Youth Parliament & Yoga Rehearsal

Women Empowerment
• Awareness and Sensitization Training on PCR & POA Act. and Rules in
Block/P.S Level
• Observation of International Women’s Day and
Legal Awareness Programme

Environment Awareness and Education

• Biodiversity Conservation & Plantation Programme

Participation:
• Participation- “National Nature Camping for NCC-Eco Clubs of Odisha State”
• Participation- Bharat Yatra Campaign
Other: Public Library
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From the General Secretary’s Desk

The Annual Report, 2015-16 honestly depicts in nutshell the activities carried
out during the year that were possible due to our relentless endeavour in
bringing the holistic development of the masses-weaker and underprivileged
sections of the society. The activities encompassed a broad canvass through
education, awareness, advocacy, promotion, capacity building and
empowerment in line with the organisation’s cherished goals and
objectives.

Twenty two years have already passed since we started our noble effort in 1994 towards
ameliorating the lots of the poor and deprived sections of the society with specific thrust on women,
children, youths poor and needy people. Over the years we had to persistently work hard to improve
the standard of living of the masses through our intervention in activity areas of health, sanitation,
education, child rights, women empowerment, youth empowerment, environment protection, road
safety, petroleum conservation and renewable energy, yoga & naturopathy, science and technology
etc. braving all odds, for which I must acknowledge the sincere effort of our staff and volunteers. This
year also they have worked vigorously to achieve the desired objectives.

As ever, in the current year, 2015-16 also we have tried to improve the conditions of target masses
in our project areas for which we had to identify their basic needs and work towards achieving the
target by participatory and holistic approach and in turn, kindled hopes in their lives through
empowerment, awareness and promotional programmes. There were both continuing and new areas
of activities, the prominent among which included the awareness programme on climate change and
related issues, promotion of science technology for the youth, education and awareness on
environment, consumer and legal awareness, training programmes on youth leadership and
community development, skill training for employment promotion, programmes on road safety and
awareness and conservation of energy.

We have arranged the activities undertaken during the reporting period chronologically and
presented them in this report in readable language. However, valuable suggestions from readers are
most welcome to improve our focus, potential and plan our goals more ardently for the burning issue.
Finally, I must convey my gratitude to our dignified associates like Goverment and Non-Government
agencies, funding agencies, donor agencies, promoters, members, staffs, well-wishers and who
have supported us to go ahead. Specially our great indebtedness is due to Dr. Sangram Keshari
Nayak, former Principal Scientist CRRI, Mr. Lombador Mishra, and other consultants and advisor of
Women & Child Welfare Society for their valuable suggestions all time.

Mrs.Minati Bindhani,
General Secretary
Women & Child Welfare Society
Cuttack.
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The Organization

Women and Child Welfare Society (WCWS), with its headquarters located in the city of Cuttack, is a
not-for-profit organization working towards the overall development of deprived communities--the
poor and marginalised sections of the society in the State. Working for the last two decades to
ameliorate the condition of poor and deprived classes, the initiatives undertaken by the Society are
specially directed to bring wellbeing for women, children, youths and general public in the broader
perspective with active community participation.

Though registered on September 23, 1995 under the Societies Act, 1860, the organisation had
come into being in January, 1994 with relentless efforts and active involvement of some young
volunteers coming together for the socio-economic uplift of the vulnerable and weaker sections of
the society, especially women, children youths and general public with the aim of improving their
quality of life in a holistic manner which over the years, have encompassed activities permeating the
fields of health, education, science and technology, sanitation, environmental protection, road safety,
energy conservation, women empowerment, child rights, climate change, youth empowerment, self
employment, awareness generation and conservation of resources consistent with the norms of
sustainable development. The organisation acts as a unique resource agency which bridges the gap
between public welfare schemes and the disadvantaged sections of the society.

Creating awareness among the masses on issues concerning their development, empowering the
weaker sections and providing much needed fillip to them in matters directly linked to their
development have been the prime efforts made by our volunteers and staff.

Mission, Vision etc

Mission:
To empower the poor, develop their potential; improve the socio-economic status of the community,
reduce poverty and bring sustainable development with special emphasis on weaker and vulnerable
groups of the society such as women, children, the downtrodden (SC and ST) and deprived poor.

Vision:
To show path to all the deprived people of the society that is just and practical being free from all
types of discrimination guarantying equal rights and opportunities to all irrespective of caste, creed,
sex and religion.

Aim:
To improve the quality of life of deprived classes with emphasis on women, children and youth.
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Objectives:
• To identify the problems of the weaker sections of the community,
• To prioritise the needs of these classes,
• To resolve them with available resources,
• To pursue an organised, systematic and holistic approach in resolving such issues.
Organization Structure:

The Executive Body is the supreme governing and administrative body of the organization and General
Secretary is the Chief Functionary who is full responsible for managing the overall function and administration
of the project. It has also an Advisory Committee comprising of qualified experts on the field of Health &
Family Welfare, legal, social work, scientist, environmentalist, road safety expert etc. which is ready to give
advice & guide the Executive Body & the General Secretary on policy making & provide technical inputs for
planning intervention of all programmes. The General Secretary is the Chief Functionary of the Organization.
The Organization is backed by a band of dedicated and highly motivated professionals who help implement
various programmes of WCWS with true grit and gumption.

OUR MANAGEMENT:
Details of the Board Members:
Name Gender Educational Occupation/ Experience.
Qulification Profession
Amita Behera, President Female M A, BEd Social 22 years in Social Sector,Non
Work, Banking & Insurance Sector above 10
years.
Minakshi Kar, Female BA, C.T Social Work 22 years in Social Sector.
Vice-President
Minati Bindhani, Female B.A Social Work 20years in experience in Social
General Secretary Sector, Presently working as General
Secretary of Women & Child Welfare
Society, Cuttack,
Odisha since 1994 in the connection
different projects and Activities
implemented very successfully of
Govt.of India,Govt.of Odisha, different
Corporate Agencies, Doner Agencies
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Kalpalata Prusty, Female MA&Trained Social Work 22 years in Social Sector,

Asst.Secretary Nursery 15 years in Teaching line
Teacher
Sabita Dash, Female MA & Social Work 22 years in Social Sector,
Treasurer Trained 5 years in Teaching line
Nursery
Teacher
Sanjukta Maharana Female Matric & Social Work 22 years in Social Sector,
Trained on 10years in Vocational Teaching line
Fabric
Painting,
Tailoring,
Jewallary
Jogamaya Mohanty Female B.A & Social Work 22 years in Social Sector, 5 years in
Tailoring Teaching line
Sudharani Giri Female Matric Social Work 22 years in Social Sector,

Sailabala Das Female H.SC Social Work 22 years in Social Sector, 5 years in
Community Development
Snehalata Maharan Female Matric & 22 years in Social Sector, 10years
Trained on in Vocational Teaching line
Fabric
Painting,
Tailoring,
Jewallary,
Soft Toys
Sanjukta Dei Fe B.A, Bed. Social 22 years in Social Sector,
male Work 5 years in Teaching line
Pratima Sahoo H.SC Social 22 years in Social Sector
Female Work
OUR VALUES: • Accountability
• Transparency • Participatory Approach
• Social Justice • Systematic and Holistic Approach
• Gender Equity
MAJOR ACTIVITIES: • Petroleum Conservation
• Education • Legal Awareness
• Health • Women Empowerment
• Child Rights • Science & Technology
• Road Safety Awareness and Education • Human Rights,
• Environment Awareness and Education • Others
* Human Rights, and others
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Legal Status:
• Year of Establishment: 1st January, 1994
• Registered under Section of XXI of Societies Registration Act, 1860
(Regd. No. 19815/43 of 1995-96, dt. 23/09/1995)
• Registered under section 6(1) (a) of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act,1976
(FCRA Registration No. 104860173 of 2009-10, dt. 22/09/2009)
• Registered under Section 21A of Income Tax act 1961
(Regd,. No. 12A/481-37/2009-10 dated 31/03/2010)
• PAN no. AAATW0620Q
• SSBE Registration No. 211207886/DIC, Cuttack,26.03.2004
• Planning Commission, Govt. of India, Unique ID No. NGO as generated in www. ngo.india.gov.in—
OR/2009/000305, dt. 24/7/2009
• Coir Board Registration No.; CB/IE/RO/BBSR/OR/587, dt.16/02/2012.
WE AND OUR EFFORT
On the Road of thorn and critical turnings social service has been rendered to the deprived sector
which can be visualized at field level where the activists and beneficiaries decide to triumph over the
menace. Nothing is insurmountable as and when dedication and commitment is embraced. A span
of one decade of social service, handful of splendid & spectacular achievements, appreciation, etc is
not a small thing to say. Our effort is the best recognition that has been proved in course of
discharging services to the mankind. Constrains are many but commitment is made once for all. We
proceed to fetch happiness for them and their contentment is our goal. Women & Child Welfare
Society has been working in different sectors prioritizing Road Safety Awareness, Health &
Sanitation, Education,Child Rights, Child Labour Eradication, Safe Motherhood, Environment
protection, Petroleum Conservation, Science and Technology, Human Rights and Legal Awareness,
Women Empowerment in the state of Orissa. The organization has been awarded for adventurous
and impressive social services in the state of Orissa from the Chief Minister of the state. The
General Secretary, Mrs. Minati Bindhani of the organization has received the 14 th Godfrey Philips
Bravery Award, District Level Road Safety Award, Sevaratna Samman, Akhayatrutia Samman,
Prakrutibandhu Award, Best Social Worker, Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhabana Award, Nyayajyoti Award etc.
for her splendid social acts of courage and she has been honored for her sincere work for the
interest of women and Child. Women & Child Welfare Society has been bejeweled with Best
Organization award for Environment Awareness, Road Safety Appreciation Award, Bikash Jatra
Appreciation, etc. In the field of Health, Education, Environment, Science & Technology, Road
Safety etc. the organization has been conducting workshops and seminars, health camps, HIV/AIDS
awareness, Malaria awareness, Bed net impregnation programme etc. in association with Health
Department. Health and sanitation programmes are being conducted in different district of Orissa.
The organization has been sincerely conducting Road Safety Awareness programme in the state
having observed the National Road Safety week, conducting seminars, health check up and eye
testing for Drivers in the state of Orissa are the best schedules of the organization. In the deprived
sector the activities of the organization has appreciated by the National Child Labor Project, Cuttack
(Govt. of India, Ministry of Labor Initiative). The Organization is running a special learning center in
Cuttack City and providing education, nutrition, health care and vocational training to the child labor
students. The Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society has been acting as Asst. Coordinator,
White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Mother Hood, Cuttack Chapter and conducting awareness rally,
public hearing and public meeting; school level competition with Petroleum Conservation Research
Association, Eastern Region, Kolkata, the organization has organized different activities on Oil and
Gas conservation in the Cuttack & other district. The organization is conducting programs on slum
adolescents by rendering gender education, unwanted pregnancy, and formation of peer groups for
their safety.The organization is being funded by Govt. of India as well as Govt. of Orissa since
inception for implementation of different projects for empowerment of people in the state of Orissa.
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Some testimonials of appreciation are appended herewith for favor of kind perusal.

A FLASH ON ACTIVITIES: Importtant Projects/Programme has been accomplished in the

state of Odisha by ‘Women & Child Welfare Society”,Cuttack (Odisha)
Vocational Training on Fabric Painting,Tailoring,Coir Products,
Promotional Programme on Handicrafts & Handlooms
Production of different usefull home accessories through Mahila Mandal
Special Projects for Placement Linked Skill Development of Rural BPL Youths under
Swarnajayanti Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY).
Skill Training for Employment Promotion Amongst Urban Poor(STEP-UP) under SJSRY.
Entrepreneurship Development Programme on Food Preservation
Training Programme on Youth Leadership, Community Development & Swachha Bharat Abhiyan
Neibourhood Youth Parliament & Yoga Rehearsal
Promotional Programme on Self Help Group’s
GRLT Programme for Self Help Group Member’s
Promotional Programme on Sports and Games
National Integartion Camp
Observation of Communal Harmony Camapaign and Fund Rising Week
Investor’s Education & Awareness Programme
“Let us Keep to Promises” towards achiving the UN Millennium Development Goal
National Capacity Building Frame Work-Field Level Training Programme for PRI Members
Re-animation of Art and Culture & Development of Cultural
Camapaign Against Child Labour
National Child Labour Project Special School
Child Labour & Imnmoral Traffics
Non-formal Education Centre
Children’s Library, Recreational Creach Centre
Safe Motherhood Programme
Gender Equaclity Awareness
Bal Sanssad
Awareness Generation Programme on Social Rituals land custans like dowery system,child
marrage etc
Family Welfare Consultancy Centre
Total Santation Programme
Safe Drinking Water & Sanitation Programme
Training Programme on Weste Water Management & Malaria Prevention
Workshop on Disaster Preparedeness & Management
Programme on Slum Adolescents
Legal Awareness and Leadership Development Programme, Legal Awareness Camp & Free
Legal Aid Advice Cell
Awareness Programme on Untochability
Awareness Programme for Rural and Poor Women on Yoga & Naturopathy
Observation of International Women’s Day and Promotion of Cultural Activities(Jhoti Comptition}
Nursery Programme
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Medical Waste Management,Plantation and Kitchen Garden Programme

Rain Water Harvesting
Commitment to Physically Challanged
Workshop on Facilities for persons with Disability in Public Transport
Road Safety Activities
Care to Animals and Wild life
National Livestock Census
Peoples Audit for Health,Education and Livehood (PAHELI) Survey
Mapping of Municipality Hospitals and Dispensaries
Baseline Survey of Odisha Community Tank Mannagement Programme
Exhibition on Art & Crafts
Observation of Oil & Gas Conservation Fortnight
Energy & PCRA activities : Youth Programme,Domestic Workshop,Agricultural Workshop,Kisan
Mela & Exhibation
Promotion of Yoga & Naturopathy
Training Programme for DOT Providers
Bed Net Impregration Programme
Immunisation Programme
Drug Abus and AIIDs Control Programme
Observation of World Health Day with Free Health Check-up Camp
Awareness Programme on Dengu & Malaria
RCH-Camp
Consume Awareness Programme for Rural People and Related Activities
National Environment Awareness Campaign
Environmental Education & Potection Programme
Nature Study & Biodiversity Activities
Observation of National Pollution Prevention Day
Seminar on Management of Plastic Waste
Seminar on Climate Change
“Technical Resource Centre” under PROBR-Orissa Programme (Meteorological Acivity on
Weather Data Collection and Annalisys)
Promotion of VIPNET Network Science Club under Vigyan Prasar,Department of Science &
Technology,Govt.of India, New Delhi.
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on”Global Warning and Mitigation Options”
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on “Climate Change: Challenges and
Opportunities”
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on”Management of Scientific Awareness of
Emerging Adoescence Problems”
Organising theWelcome Programme Science Express Bio-Diversity Special at Cuttack Railway
Station
Medicinal Plantation Programme
Public Library Services
Celebration of Jay of Giving
Relef Materials Distribution
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Activities during 2016-17:
P.C.R.A & Energy Conservation Activities:

Women and Child Welfare Society is appointed as External Faculty to conduct different activities on
Petroleum Conservation and Renewable Energy through Youth programme, Domestic Workshop,
Agricultural Workshop by the Petroleum Conservation Research Association (PCRA), Eastern
Region, Kolkata under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Govt. of India, New Delhi. In the
reporting period WCWS organised 40 Numbers of Youth Programmes, 30 Numbers of Domestic
Workshops, 80 Numbers of Agricultural Workshops awareness about petroleum conservation and
need of conservation organised in Cuttack, Khordha, Jagatsinghpur Mayurbhanj, Puri, and Keonjhar
districts of the State
Youth Programme:

Date Venue Date Venue

22.062016 Mahasinghpur High School, 08.07.2018 Ekram Rasul High School
At/Po: Mahasinghpur, Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Sugna, Dist. Cuttack
23.06.2016 Mohan Panchayat High School 11.07.2018 Jagulai Girls’ High School
At: Puran, Po: Mohan,Dist. Cuttack At: Manitri, Po: Pikal, Dist. Cuttack.
28.06.2016 Govt.Up-Graded High School 12.07.2018 Radha Shyam Bidyapitha
At/Po: Bhatapada, Dist. Cuttack At: Barahipur, Po: Osanga, Dist. Cuttack
29.06.2018 Reba High School 13.07.2016 Alana High School
At/Po: Mohanpur, Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Alana, Dist. Jagatsinghpur
01.07.2018 Secondary Board HighSchool 15.072016 Mahabir Bidyapitha
At: Bajrakabati Road, City: Cuttack At/Po: MadhyaSasan, Dist. Jagatsinghpur
02.072016 Mahaveer Bidyapitha 18.07.2016 Banahara Govt. High School
At/Po: Mahanga, Dist. Cuttack At: Banahara, Po: Manoharpur, Dist. Cuttack
04.07.2016 Ram Chandi High School 28.07.2016 Chhanipur High School
At: Erakana, Po: Podamorei,Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Chhanipur, Dist. Cuttack
05.07.2016 Panchayat High School 27.09.2016 Vivekananda Vidyapitha
At: Manijori, Po: Gokan,Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Bahugram, Dist. Cuttack
28.09.2016 Kalyanpur Girls’ High School 29.11.2016 Patasundrpur Girls’ High School
At: Kalyanpur, Po: Sisua, Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Patasundrpur , Dist. Cuttack
29.09.2016 Jayantee High School 30.11.2016 Saraswati Sishu Mandir
At/Po: Tentol, Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Raypur, Dist. Cuttack
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01.10.2016 Govt. Girls’ High School Domestic Workshop:
At/Po: Kazibazar, Dist. & City: Cuttack
03.10.2016 Ananteswar High School
At/Po: Lendural Bhagabanpur, Cuttack
04.10.2016 Panchayat High School
At: Boilo, Po: Purunahat, Dist.Cuttack
05.10.2016 Achyutananda Bidyapitha
At/Po: Lemalo, Dist. Cuttack
06.10.2016 Guali High School
At: Guali, Po:Tarito, Dist. Cuttack
07.10.2016 Mahanta Bidyyapitha
At/Po:Uchapada, Dist. Cuttack
17.10.2016 Barada High School
At/Po: Barada, Dist. Cuttack
18.10.2016 Chitrotpala High School
At: Janardanpur,Po:Lendura,Dist. Cuttack
19.10.2016 Sidhagiri High School
At:Gobindpur,Po:G. Sidhagiri,Dist.Cuttack
20.10.2016 Balarampur Vidyapitha
At: Balarampur, Po:Sisua,Dist.Cuttack
12.11.2016 Tarikund High School
At/Po: Tarikund, Dist. Jagatsinghpur
15.11.2016 Ram Rahim High School
At:Kulamundilo, Po: Rambhadeipur
Dist. Jagatsinghpur
16.11.2016 Somnath Vidyapitha
At: Jahanpur, Po: Mandasahi
Dist. Jagatsinghpur
17.11.2016 Rambhadeipr G. P.High School
At/Po: Rambhadeipr, Dist. Jagatsinghpur
18.11.2016 Jayasole High School 12.06.2016 Bhagabat Goswami Self Help Group
At: Jayasole, Po:Tarikund, Jagatsinghpur At: Andharua, Po: Golagonda,Dist.Cuttack
22.11.2016 Jayadev Girls’ High School 13.06.2016 Maa Adimata Self Help Group
At: Barahipur,Po:Adaspur, Dist.Cuttack At/Po: Durgapur, Dist.Cuttack
23.11.2016 Laxmi Narayan High School 18.06.2016 Sankareswar Mahila Self Help Group
At/Po:Eranch, Dist.Cuttack At: Mamana Sahi,Po: Rajas,Dist.Khordha
24.11.2016 Sailo Jarapada High School 19.06.2016 Jay Jagannath Self Help Group
At/Po: Sailo Jarapada, Dist.Cuttack At: Kaijanga,Po:Sangulai Sasan, Dist.Puri
25.11.2016 Saraswati Sishu Bidya Mandir 20.06.2016 Maa Sarala Shakti Self Help Group
At/Po: Adaspur, Dist.Cuttack At:Ekchalia, Po:Sangulai Sasan, Dist.Puri
28.11.2016 Brahman Sailo High School 21.06.2016 Triveni Mahila Sangathan
At/Po: Brahman Sailo, Dist.Cuttack At: Luna, Po: Sisolo, Dist. Khordha
26.06.2016 Dhaneswar Self Help Group 14.07.2016 Jay Hanuman Self Help Group
At: Krushnapur,Po:Rajas, Dist.Khordha At/Po: Golaganda, Dist.Cuttack
16.07.2016 Maa Durga Self Help Group 17.07.2016 Maa Mangala Self Help Group
At/Po: Jajpur, Dist.Cuttack At: Garia, Po:Rajas, Dist.Khordha
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19.07.2016 Mukteswar Chandua Hastasilpa Agricultural Workshop:
Association, At/Po: Rajas, Dist.Khordha
20.07.2016 Maa Mangala Mahila Swayam Sahaya
Gosthi,At:BaraputPo:Pathuripada,Cuttack
25.07.2016 Laxmi Gannesh Mahila Swayam Sahaya
Gosthi, At:Panikorada, Po:Baideswar,
Dist.Cuttack
02.08.2016 Maa Mangala Self Help Group
At: Baulapada,Po:Khelar,Dist.Puri
03.08.2016 Mahibu Subahani Self Help Group
At: Raid Bazar,Po:Sunugaradi,Dist.Puri
16.12.2016 Maa Mangala Self Help Group
At:Kamang,Po:Charbatia,Dist.Cuttack
17.12.2016 Maa Gajalaxmi Self Help Group
At: Khandabandha,Po:Saffa, Dist.Cuttack
18.12.2016 Bajeni Self Help Group
At: Abhayapur, Po:Saffa, Dist.Cuttack
19.12.2016 Maa Jaduani Self Help Group
At:Majuari,Po:Gobindpur, Dist.Cuttack
22.12.2016 Om Sri Prabhu Sarathi Mahila Samiti
At/Po: Gobindpur, Dist.Cuttack
12.02.2017 Sidhi Vinayak Self Help Group
At: Nuagarh,Po: Pratap Nagari, Cuttack
13.02.2017 Sakhi Gopal Atma Sahayak Shakti
At/Po: Subhadrapur, Dist.Cuttack
14.02.2017 Aktar Self Help Group
At/Po:Kendupatna, Dist.Cuttack
15.02.2017 Satichoura Self Help Group
At/Po: Satichoura, Dist.Cuttack
16.02.2017 Rojalin Self Help Group 09.07.2016 Balunkeswar Krusak Club
At/Po: Nishchintakoili, Dist.Cuttack At: Brahmapur,Po:Banki,Dist.Cuttack
17.02.2017 Shri Duladei Shakti Atma Sahayak Gosthi 10.07.2016 Bhagabat Farmers Club
At/Po:Kumbharajpur, Dist.Cuttack At/Po:Ramchandrapur, Dist.Cuttack
18.02.2017 Mahaveer Mahila Sanchaya Samiti 21.07.2016 Maa Mangala Krusak Club
At:Palashree,Po:Tampalo, Dist.Puri At/Po: Tiara Sahi, Dist.Cuttack
19.02.2017 Mahaveer Self Help Group 22.07.2016 Maa Chandi Thakurani Krusak Club
At:Ashapuran, Po: Tampalo, Dist.Puri At/Po: Kantakai, Dist.Cuttack
20.02.2017 Maa Jhadamali Upkar Self Help Group 23.07.2016 Maa Mangala Farmers Club
At/Po: Tampalo, Dist.Puri At:Kumbharpada,Po:Dhansar, Dist.Cuttack
21.02.2017 Durgamani Self Help Group 24.07.2016 Nilakantheswar Farmers Club
At: Nuagaon, Po: Tampalo, Dist.Puri At: Pradhan Sah, Po: Rajas, Dist. Khordha
21.02.2017 Durgamani Self Help Group 26.07.2016 Maa Tareni Krusak Club
At: Nuagaon, Po: Tampalo, Dist.Puri At:Pathapur,Po:Pathuripada,Dist.Cuttack
24.06.2016 Patitapaban Self Help Group 27.07.2016 Maa Charchika Farmers Club
At: Mamana Sahi,Po:Rajas,Dist.Khordha At:Lamberi,Po:Kalapathar, Dist.Cuttack
30.06.2016 Sri Sri Raghunnath Farmers Club 29.07.2016 Krusak Pragati Club
At:Nuagaon, Po:Kiapalla,Dist. Cuttack At/Po:Krushnapalli, Dist.Cuttack
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30.07.2016 Basanti Yuba Parisad 04.01.2017 Balabhadra Farmers Club

At:Ramchandrapur,Po:Chayanpal,Cuttack At: Veda Ramchandrapur,Po:Durgapur,Cuttack
31.07.f2016 Azad Club 05.01.2017 Maa Durga Krusak Club
At:Raid Bazar,Po:Sunugaradi,Dist.Puri At/Po: Durgapur, Dist. Cutack
01.08.2016 Baba Biswanath Krusak Club 22.02.2017 Cosmopolitan Club
At/Po:Kuradhilo, Dist.Cuttack At/Po: Madanpur, Dist. Keonjhar
04.08.2016 Maa Mangala Farmers Club 22.02.2017 Brahmani Devi Club
At:Baulapada,Po:Sunugaradi,Dist.Puri At: Hasanpur, Po:Bhaganai, Dist. Keonjhar
20.12.2016 Harihar Bayaska Sangha 23.02.2017 Narayani Club
At:BangurusaSasan,Po:Bhanpur,Dist.Puri At/Po:Nuagaon,Dist. Keonjhar
21.12.2016 Saleswar Yubak Sangha 23.02.2017 Brahman Devi Youth Club
At:Salajanga,Po:Haripur,Dist.Puri At: Godipatna,Po:Madanpur, Dist. Keonjhar
23.12.2016 Maa Budhi Bilasuni Farmers Club 24.02.2017 Dakhinkali Farmers Club
At:Netakhandi,Po:BrahmanSailo,Cuttack At/Po:Kanpur, Dist.Cuttack
24.12.2016 Padmeswar Krusak Club 24.02.2017 Simala Farmers Club
At:Patarkana,Po:Eranch, Dist.Cuttack At: Purukutia, Po:Sagar, Dist. Cuttack
25.12.2016 Kochileswar Farmers Club 25.02.2017 Khambeswari Farmers Club
At:Urjang,Po:BrahmanSailo, Dist.Cuttack At: Bokoda,Po:Godibandha,Dist.Cuttack
26.12.2016 Desbandhu Yubak Sangha 25.02.2017 Maa Duarsuni Farmers Club
At:Kanturia,Po:Bhanpur,Dist.Puri At:Ragadi Sahi, Po: Godibandha,Dist.Cuttack
27.12.2016 Radha Mohan Farmers Club 26.02.2017 Sri Chaitan Dev Farmers Club
At:Bangurusapatna,Po:Dakhina Rajas,Puri At:Tarapur, Po: Dhansara, Dist.Cuttack
28.12.2016 Gopinath Yubak Sangha 26.02.2017 Raghunathjew Farmers Club
At/Po:Haripur, Dist.Puri At: Hatimara, Po: Dhansara, Dist.Cuttack
29.12.2016 Parambrahma Youth Club 27.02.2017 Mahadev Farmers Club
At:Godimal, Po:Haripur,Dist.Puri At: Karabara, Po:Simulia,Dist.Cuttack
30.12.2016 Maa Balunkeswar Farmers Club 27.02.2017 Maa Belabali Farmers Club
At:BaliaSasan,Po:Haripur,Dist.Puri At/Po: Dhansara, Dist.Cuttack
31.12.2016 Maa Duladei Farmers Club 28.02.2017 Radha Krushna Farmers Club
At:Samarei Sasan,Po:Haripur, Dist.Puri At: Khali Sahi,Po:Kakalaba, Dist.Cuttack
02.01.2017 Maa Bauti Krusak Club 28.02.2017 Basundhari Farmers Club
At/Po:Mundali, Dist. Cuttack At/Po: Kakalaba, Dist.Cuttack
03.01.2017 Maa Bhabeswari Krusak Club 01.03.2017 Maa Dharitree Krusak Sangha
At/Po: Botolama, Dist.Cuttack At:Saragunapalli,Po:Kakalaba,Dist.Cuttack
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01.03.2017 Mahaveer Yuba Youth Club 08.03.2017 Maa Binapakhi Yubak Sangha
At:Apata Sahi,Po:Prataprudrapur,Khordha At/Po:Olikana, Dist.Puri
02.03.2017 Sri Chaitanya Farmers Club 09.03.2017 Balisudra Youth Club
At:Ainsia, Po:Narsinghpur, Dist.Cuttack At/Po:BadaGudugudia,Dist.Mayurbhanj
02.03.2017 Biswajeet Club 09.03.2017 Jay Badam Youth Club
At: Bisarpur,Po:Prataprudrapur,Khordha At: Barabadi,Po:Bada Gudugudia,Dist. MBJ
03.03.2017 Biswa Baladev Krusak Club 10.03.2017 Benipur Farmers Club
At:Anthuary, Po:Prataprudrapur,Khordha At: Benipur, :Bada Gudugudia,Dist. MBJ
03.03.2017 Maa Mangala Krusak Club 10.03.2017 Maa Budhuni Farmers Club
At/Po:Purusattampur, Dist.Cuttack At/Po:Teldihudi, Dist. Mayurbhanj
04.03.2017 Kalika Farmers Club 11.03.2017 Saraswati Youth Club
At:Kanjiapada,Po:Kanpur, Dist.Cuttack At:Ramchandrapur, Po:Teldihudi,Dist. MBJ
04.03.2017 Jiban Jyoti Club 11.03.2017 Nilakantheswar Yubak Sangha
At:Singidida,Po:BadaGudugudia, Dist.MBJ. At:Garapada,Po:Rencha,Dist.Puri
05.03.2017 Maa Maunei Club 12.03.2017 Jay Durga Club
At:Kaliapada,Po:Balanga,Dist.Puri At:Bhagabatipur,Po:DakhinaRadas,Dist.Puri
05.03.2017 Maa Mangala Farmers Club 12.03.2017 Harispur Yubak Sangha
At:Khamarpatna,Po:Dhansar,Dist.Cuttack At: Harispur,Po:Rencha, Dist. Puri
06.03.2017 Omm Farmers Club 14.03.2017 Totapada Farmers Club
At/Po:Similipur, Dist.Cuttack At: Totapada, Po:DakhinaRadas,Dist.Puri
06.03.2017 Maa Kosali Yubak Sangha 14.03.2017 Gopinath Farmers Club
At:Bayabar,Po:NuaGopalpur, Dist.Puri At/Po: Rencha, Dist. Puri
07.03.2017 Barunei Yubak Sangha
At:Kasipur, Po:NuaGopalpur, Dist.Puri
07.03.2017 Maa Daitari Farmers Club
At:Gopinathpur, Po:NuaGopalpur,Dist.Puri
08.03.2017 Maa Mangala Farmers Club
At:Danapada,Po:Darada,Dist.Khordha

“NATIOAL
LEVEL
PAINTING and ESSAY COMPTITIPN
for SCHOOL CHILDREN to PROMOTE
AWARENESS on PETROLEUM
PRODUCTs”
Women & Child Welfare Society: Cuttack as
a External Faculity of Peroleum Conservation
Research Association (PCRA) under Ministry
of Oil and Natural Gas, Government of India,
New Delhi has organized a several
competions i.e, Essay, Painting, among the
students of different 200 schools in the districts
of Cuttack, Puri, Khurdha, Jagatsinghpur,
Bhadrak for creating an awareness among the
them about the aims and objects of PCRA
sincerely.
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Road Safety Film Shows:
“Women & Child Welfare Society” in collaboration with Odisha Road Safety Society and Regional
Transport Authority, Cuttack Observe the 28th National Road Safety Week from 09th January to 15th
January 2017 organized “Road Safety Film Show” as per your order Ref.No:199/RTA, Dated:9 th
January 2017 Photographs mentioned below:

09.01.2017: Badambadi Bus Stand; Cuttack

11.01.2017: Cuttack Private Bus Owner’s Association, Cuttack

12.01.2017: Puri Bus Stand, Cuttack

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13.01.2017,Jagatpur Truck Terminal Campus,Cuttack

14.01.2017: Angul Bus Stand, Cuttack

15.01.2017: Badambadi Bus Stand : Cuttack

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Women & Child Welfare Society organised Road Safety Awareness through Cultural Activity
By organisation Cultural Team in Cuttack City area.
A view of photographs (Below) Mrs.Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare
Society & Joint Secretary,F.P.R.A Cuttack associated to organised Drawing Competition, Rally
,Prize Distribution, organised by F.P.R.A,Cuttack on dated.12.01.2017at C.D.A,Cuttack.
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Mrs.Mianati Bindhani, General Secretary,Women & Child Welfare Society & as Joint Secretary,
F.P.R.A, Cuttack participated and co-operated to organised State Level Seminar on ”World Day of
Rememberance for Road Traffic Victims” at I.M.A House, Cuttack dated.20.11.2016 (photographs below)
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Youth Empowerment:

Neighbourhood Youth Parliament & Yoga Rehearsal:

Neighbourhood Youth Parliament & Yoga Rehearsal was organized by WCWS in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra
Sangathan, district office, Cuttack at Dhabaleswar Bidyapitha,Mancheswar, Cuttack from 15.03.2017-to-19.03.2017. Chief
Guest Mr.Ashok Kumar Dash, District Youth Coordinator, NYKS: Cuttack, Presided by Mr.Lokanath Kabi, Head Master,
Dhabaleswar Bidyapitha, Honourable Guest & Resource Persons Mr.Nakul Channdra Swain,Secretary of Jageswari Yuvak
Sangha,Nimapara,Puri, Dr.Arjun Kumar Biswal,Master Trainer,Eco-Club and Co-ordinator of District Environment Society,
Cuttack,Mr.Umesh Sarangi,Head Master, Somanath Dev Bidyapitha, Aloi, Khordha, Mr. Keshab Chandra Maharana,
Secretary,Little Star Science Club,Cuttack,Mr.Braja Kishore Mallick,Physical Education Teacher, Mr.Pradip Kumar Das,
Computer Instructor, Mahatab Road, Cuttack, Mr.Adhyatmananda Pati,BPM,Kakhadi,Cuttack,Mr.Krushna Chandra
Samantray, Resouce Person, SIRD & Centurian Unversity, Bhubaneswar, Mr. Narayan Jena, Trainer, SIRD,
Bhubaneswar, Mr. Gangadhar Behera,National Youth Awardee, Mr.Siba Prasad Pati,Junior Red-Cross Counselior, Mrs.
Minati Bindhani,General Secretaryof WCWS,Cuttack,Mr.Swetakanta Behera,Reporter, Samaj, Cuttack. Vote of Thanks by
Mr. Jogendra Kumar Sahu,President, Lingapada Village Committee, Cuttack
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Women Empowerment::

Awareness and Sensitization Training on PCR & POA Act. and Rules in Block/P.S Level:
An awareness and Sensitization Training on PCR & POA Act. and Rules and Witch Hunting rules in Block/P.S. Level was
Organised by Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack at Sailo-Gobindpur High Schoo, Gobindpur, Block-Kantapada,
P.S.-Govindpur, District. Cuttack, on dated 03.12.2016 under the Chairmanship of Sri Sarbanta Kumar Mohapatra, Head
Master of the School. General Secreary of the organization Smt. Minati Bindhani delivered the Welcome Address,
Introduction of the Guests and the aims & objects of the programme. Local Sarapanch Smt. Jyoshnamayee Behera
inaugurated as a Chief Guest. District Welfare Officer, Sri Sheshadev Behera,unveiled a book on Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes( Prevention of Atrocities) act.1989 in respect if the programme & the books was distributed to all
participants, Welfare Officer of the Kantapara, Sri Lokanath Mishra, Advocate, Biswabhusan Mohapatra & Sulochana Patra
attended as a Resource Person, Chairperson of Child Welfare Committee, Cuttack (Adv.) Bikash Mohapatra, Rtd.Head
Master, Dr. Arjun Kumar Biswal, ASI of Govindpur Police Station Sri Nirmal Chandra Sahoo, Dr. Swapneswar Panda, Sri
Ananta Behera Ex. Sarapanch delivered their speech in the programme of Sensitization & delivered many usefull
information. In the contest a Audio Visual show was displayed in the above theme & Bann were displayed throughout the
locality (Govindpur Gram Panchayat, Gobindpur Police Station and Kantapada Block Primises). In this programme school
staffs, teachers, Anganwadi Workers, Asha Karmi, Self FHelp Groups Member, PRI Members, Social Activist attented. The
programme was coverage by different Media. Sri Anant Behera, Ex. Sarapanch gave vote of thanks and meeting was
closed.
Details of Four Types of Activities Undertaken:
01. Awareness and Sensitization Training on PCR & POA Act. and Rules and Witch Hunting Rules in Block/P.S. Level
held at Sailo Gobindpur High School, Gobindpur, Block-Kantapada, P.S-Govinpur, District. Cuttack,dt.03.12.2016.
02. Display of Audio Visual Film Show at Sailo Gobindpur High School
03. IEC Materials Distribution (Booklet on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes( Prevention of Atrocities) act.1989
in Odia Language).
04. Display of content messages on the salient features of these Acts/Penal Provisions & Relief measures at different
places like Govindpur Gram Panchayat Premises,Govindpur Police Station Premises and Kantapada Block
Premises.
05.
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Observation of International Women’s Day & Legal Awareness Programme:

The International Women’s Day was observed by Women and Child Welfare Society, Cuttack on
8th March, 2017 at the organization’s training centre located at Saffa in Cuttack district. A seminar
was organised on the occasion in which Bikash Mohapatra, Advocate, Mrs. Minati Bindhani & local
PRI members participated as guests and resource persons. Total 100 numbers women.

National Environment Awareness Campaign: Women & Child Welfare Society create awareness on
Swachh Bharat Mission, Ganga Rejuvenation and River Cleaning, Biodiversity Conservation & Plantation Programme at
Saffa,Tangi-Choudwar Block area students of Cuttack district on dt.05.07.2016. (Photographs below)
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Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack as Guest delivered her speech in
“National Nature Camping for NCC-Eco Clubs of Odisha State” organised by CPR Environmental Education Centre,
Chenai & Centre for Environmental Studies,Odisha, Supported by Ministry of Environment and Forest, Govt. of India, at
Kakarudrapur High School, District. Khordha.

A view of Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack as Co-ordinator with
Kailash Chandra Satyarthi, Nobel Peace Laureate in Bharat Yatra Campaign at Cuttack on dated. 26 th September 2017
PUBLIC LIBRARY: Women & Child fWelfare Society is having a library at the registered office gamhandia New Colony
Cuttack. The library is incessantly rendering remarkable services to the knowledge seeker of the locality. Above 3000 nos.
of books are available in the library. All kinds of books including legal hand books are available which are so educative in
nature. Besides, monthly magazings, periodicals and daily news papers are conveniently facilitated to the readers. In the
addition to this, let-somebody-borrow library is running by the organization for poor students like a book bank. The
organization is striving to open a child library in the succeeding days. We appeal to various philanthropic fund donors to
strengthen the library with more books which will be advantageous for local people as well as poor beneficiaries to avail
the sea of information. The Books received from Raja Ram Mohan Ray Library Foundation, Kolkota and Department of
Culture, Govt. of Odisha are gratefully acknowledged.
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Centum Work Skill India,New Delhi
Centum Learning Limited,New Delhi
National Institute of Naturopathy,Pune
National Rural Health Mission(NRHM)
Dept. of Forest & Environment,Govt.of Odisha
Ministry of Environment & Forest,Govt.of India
Coir Board,Regional Office,Bhubaneswar,Odisha
Raja Ram Mohan Roy Library Foundation,Kolkatta
National Child Labour Project Society,Cuttack,Odisha
Petroleum Conservation Research Association,New Delhi
National Council for Promotion of Urdu Language,New Delhi
Department of Science & Technology,Govt.of India,New Delhi
Mninistry of Shipping,Road Transport & Highways,Govt.of India
National Foundation for Communal Harmony,Govt.of India,New Delhi
Rastriya Vigyan Evam Pradyogiki Sanchar Parisad(RVPSP),Govt.of India
National Bank for Agriculture& Rural Development(NABARD),Bhubaneswar,Odisha

Association of Voluntary Agencies for Rural Development (AVARD), New Delhi.

Nehru Yuba Kendra Sangathan (NYKS),Cuttack & Mayurbhanj, Odisha
Inter National Women’s Peace Group (IWPG).Seoul, South-Koria
United Nations Environment Programme( UNEP),Nairobi; Kenya..
Forum for Creche & Chil Care Services (FORCES), New Delhi.
Campaign Against Child Labour(CACL),Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
Committee for Legal Aid to Poor(CLAP), Cuttack, Odisha.
Mahila Vikash Samabaya Nigam, Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Federation of Consumer Organisation (FOCO}, Odisha
Vigyan “O” Paribesh Vikash Samiti,Cuttack, Odisha..
Indo-French Water Network, New Delhi.
Vigyan Prasar, New Delhi.
Guide Star India,Mumbai

Indian Overseas Bank,Main Branch &Jobra Branch,Cuttack; Odisha

Union Bank of India,College Square, Cuttack;Odisha

Member of District Vigilance Committee under Bonded Labour,Cuttack,Odisha

Member of District Vigilance Committee under SC & ST,Cuttack,Odisha
Member of District Level M.T.P Committee,Cuttack;Odisha
Member of District Road Safety Committee,Cuttack;Odisha
Member of District Rogi Kalyan Samiti, Cuttack;Odisha
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From the General Secretary’s Desk

The Annual Report, 2013-14 honestly depicts in nutshell the activities

carried out during the year that were possible due to our relentless
endeavour in bringing the holistic development of the masses-weaker
and underprivileged sections of the society. The activities
encompassed a broad canvass through education, awareness,
advocacy, promotion, capacity building and empowerment in line
with the organisation’s cherished goal and objectives.

Twenty years have already passed since we started our noble effort in 1994 towards
ameliorating the lots of the poor and deprived sections of the society with specific thrust on
women, children and youths. Over the years we had to work hard persistently to improve
the standard of living of the masses through our intervention in activity areas of health,
sanitation, education, child rights, women empowerment, youth empowerment, environment
protection, road safety, petroleum conservation and renewable energy, yoga & naturopathy,
science and technology etc. braving all odds, for which I must acknowledge the sincere
effort of our staff and volunteers. This year also they have worked vigorously to achieve the
desired objectives.

As ever, in the current year, 2013-14 also we have tried to improve the conditions of target
masses in our project areas for which we had to identify their basic needs and work towards
achieving the target by participatory and holistic approach and in turn, kindled hopes in their
lives through empowerment, awareness and promotional programmes. There were both
continuing and new areas of activities, the prominent among which included the awareness
programme on climate change and related issues, promotion of science technology for the
youth, education and awareness on environment, consumer and legal awareness, training
programmes on youth leadership and community development, skill training for employment
promotion, programmes on road safety and awareness and conservation of energy.

We have arranged the activities undertaken during the reporting period chronologically and
presented them in this report in readable language. However, valuable suggestions from
readers are most welcome to improve our focus, potential and plan our goals more ardently
for the burning issue.

Finally, I must convey my gratitude to our dignified associates like Govt.and Non-
Govt.agencies,funding agencies,donor agencies,promoters,members,staffs,well-wishers and
who have supported us to go ahead.Specially our great indebtedness is due to Dr.Sangram
Keshari Nayak,former Principal Scientist CRRI,Mr.Lombador Mishra,and others consultant of
Women & Child Welfare society for their valuable suggestions all time.

Mrs. Minati Bindhani,

General Secretary
Women & Child Welfare Society

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The Organization
Women and Child Welfare Society (WCWS), with its headquarters located in the city
of Cuttack, is a not-for-profit organization working towards the overall development of
deprived communities--the poor and marginalised sections of the society in the
State. Working for the last two decades to ameliorate the condition of poor and
deprived classes, the initiatives undertaken by the Society are specially directed to
bring wellbeing for women, children, youths and general public in the broader
perspective with active community participation.

Though registered on September 23, 1995 under the Societies Act, 1860, the
organisation had come into being in January, 1994 with relentless effort and active
involvement of some young volunteers coming together for the socio-economic uplift
of the vulnerable and weaker sections of the society, especially women, children
youths and general public with the aim of improving their quality of life in a holistic
manner which over the years, have encompassed activities permeating the fields of
health, education, science and technology, sanitation, environmental protection, road
safety, energy conservation, women empowerment, child rights, climate change,
youth empowerment, self employment, awareness generation and conservation of
resources consistent with the norms of sustainable development. The organisation
acts as a unique resource agency which bridges the gap between public welfare
schemes and the disadvantaged sections of the society.

Creating awareness among the masses on issues concerning their development,

empowering the weaker sections and providing much needed fillip to them in matters
directly linked to their development have been the prime efforts made by our
volunteers and staff.

Mission, Vision etc

Mission:

To empower the poor, develop their potential; improve the socio-economic status of
the community, reduce poverty and bring sustainable development with special
emphasis on weaker and vulnerable groups of the society such as women, children,
the downtrodden (SC and ST) and deprived poor.

Vision:

To show path to all the deprived people of the society that is just and practical being
free from all types of discrimination guarantying equal rights and opportunities to all
irrespective of caste, creed, sex and religion.

Aim:

To improve the quality of life of deprived classes with special emphasis on women,
children and youths. 2

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Objectives:

 To identify the problems of the weaker sections of the community,

 To prioritise the needs of these classes,
 To resolve them with available resources,
 To pursue an organised, systematic and holistic approach in resolving such
issues.

Approach:

WCWS pursues a systematic, educative, innovative and holistic approach to the

uplift of the deprived classes and weaker sections of the society--women, children
and the downtrodden.

Target Groups:

Children living in difficult circumstances, poor and distressed women, community

living in urban slums, unemployed youths, road users, physically challenged,
backward communities, minority groups and neglected senior citizens.

Accolades:

WCWS has brought laurels to its credit in recognition of its activities in various fields
for the wellbeing of the humanity through felicitation with awards like Best Road
Safety Activist, 14th Godfrey Philips Bravery Award, Prakruti Mitra Purashkar, Best
Organisation Award for Environment Awareness and Education, District Level Road
Safety Award, Prakruti Bandhu Award, Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhawana Award, Nyaya
Jyoti Award, Akhayatrutia Samman, Sebaratna Samman, Best Social Worker Award,
Nabakrushna Choudhury Samman, and Best Social Activist.

Legal Status:

 Year of Establishment: 1st January, 1994

 Registered under Section of XXI of Societies Registration Act, 1860
(Regd. No. 19815/43 of 1995-96, dt. 23/09/1995)
 Registered under section 6(1) (a) of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act,1976
(FCRA Registration No. 104860173 of 2009-10, dt. 22/09/2009)
 Registered under Section 21A of Income Tax act 1961
(Regd,. No. 12A/481-37/2009-10 dated 31/03/2010)
 PAN no. AAATWO620Q
 SSBE Registration No. 211207886/DIC, Cuttack
 Planning Commission, Govt. of India, Unique ID No. NGO as generated in www.
ngo.india.gov.in—OR/2009/000305, dt. 24/7/2009
 Coir Board Registration No.; CB/IE/RO/BBSR/OR/587, dt.16/02/2012.

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Management:
Name of the Office Bearers Name of the Governing Body Members

Mrs Amita Behera :President Sanjukta Maharana

Mrs.Minaskhi Kar :Vice-President Mrs.Jogamaya Mohanty

Mrs Minati Bindhani :General Secretary Mrs.Sudharani Giri

Mrs.Kalpalata Prusty :Asst.Secretary Mrs.Sailabala Das ,Mrs.Pratima Sahu

Mrs.Sabita Dash: Treasurer Mrs.Snehalata Maharana ,Mrs.Sanjukta Dei

Organizational Structure

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Activities during 2013-14: security. Besides, mitigation options and

Science & Technology adaptation measures to be undertaken by
countries and organizations were discussed in
Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration
the light of the global summit on climate
Programme on Water, Food and Climate
change held at Copenhagen. The topics were
Change
judiciously selected and were thrown light by
Steady rise in average world temperature experts.
over the last fifty years, also known as global
warming, due to increased concentration of
green house gases like carbon dioxide,
methane, CHC etc. led by anthropogenic
factors (such as burning up fossil fuel,
indiscriminate industrialization) has posed a
serious global challenge. It has already cast
its adverse impact on ecology and
environment. Other than increased presence
of green house gasses causing air pollution
and health hazards, there has been a rise in
sea level and natural calamities which have A total 11 numbers of such programmes were
resulted in climate change and in turn, has organised by WCWS during the reporting
further deteriorated the ecosystem, affecting period and they were participated by students,
availability of fresh water and food. teachers and lecturers from Panchayat High
School, Dhurusia, Radhanath Vigyan
In view of the seriousness of the problem,
Mahavidyalaya, Khuntuni, Vivekananda
experts and policy makers across the globe
Vidyapitha, Bahugram, Agrahat High School,
have realised the significance of mitigating the
Agrahat, Revenshaw Collegiate School,
adverse impact of climate change and taking
Cuttack, Bibudha Bihar High School,
up of appropriate adaptation measures. While
Pathapur in Cuttack district, P. C.
countries have started action on it at the
Bidyamandir, Raghunathpur in Jagatsingpur
governmental and non-governmental level,
district, Gram Panchayat High School,
education and awareness at every stage is
Machhalo in Keonjhar district, S. N. High
the need of the hour. In this context WCWS
School, Patia, Bhubaneswar in Khordha
with the support of Department of Science
district and Dinabandhu Bidyapitha, Sanbisol
and Technology, Govt. Of India, organized a
in Mayurbhaj districts. Dr. Sangram Keshari
series of lectures and demonstration
Nayak, Principal Scientist (Rtd.), Dr. Arjun
programmes on water, food and climate
Kumar Biswal, Head Master (Rtd.), Tulasipur
change at the high school and college level.
Govt. High School, Dr. Kishore Chandra
The main objective of the programme was to
Mohanty Science Expert, Board of Secondary
create scientific about change and its
Education, Mr Pravat Mohan Dash,
awareness among the students climate
Programme Officer, Centre for Environmental
adverse impact on our ecosystem, fresh water
Studies, Mr, Utkal Ranjan Mohanty, Secretary
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District Environment Society, Mr. Rajkishore of Suprativa NGO and Mrs. Minati Bindhani,
Panda, Science Communicator, Prof. Dr. General Secretary of WCWS participated in
Manaranjan Mishra, Lecturer in Botany, Udala the event. The visuals covered total 16
Collage attended as resource persons. numbers of AC coaches and there were more
than 45,000 numbers of participants, mostly
Science Express Bio-diversity Special
students who visited the exhibition train during
Arrangement was made by WCWS for its stay. The queries of the visitors were
students to visit the science exhibition in the satisfactorily answered by the experts. The
train Science Express Bio-diversity Special logistic help for the event was organised by
sponsored by National Council for Science WCWS and Suprativa NGO.
and Technology Communication (NCSTC), Promotion of Science Clubs
Department of Science and Technology, Gov.
of India. The Science Express reached The spirit of science lies in the spirit of
Cuttack Railway Station on 5th July to 8th July discoveries and inventions. According to
2013. Schools were motivated in advance to experienced science teachers, the formation
visit and observe the visual displays on of science clubs is one of the most exciting
scientific issues made by the panel of experts and effective ways to instil scientific
under NCSTC. temperament in school children. It is through
science clubs that they can truly feel the joy
and adventure of scientific discovery.
Therefore, to provide the students with
organizational facilities that are usually
necessary to carry on the science projects
and related activities, WCWS has facilitated
the process of forming science clubs in
schools.

Environment Awareness and

Education

Prof. Baishnav Charan Tripathy, Vice Nature Study Programme on Bio-diversity

Chancellor of Ravenshaw University was the Conservation
Chief Guest of the inaugural day, while An awareness-cum-study programme, Nature
eminent personalities like Retd. D.G. (Police), Study Programme on Bio-diversity was
G. C. Senapati,Former Principal Scientist organized by Women and Child Welfare
CRRI Dr.sangram Keshari Nayak, Mayor of Society, Cuttack for high school students and
Cuttack Municipal Corporation, Mr teachers at Panchayat High School, Dhurusia,
Soumendra Ghose, M.L.A (Cuttack- district Cuttack on 1st February, 2014. The
Chowdwar), Shri Prabhat Ranjan Biswal, Dr. programme was organized under the aegis of
Sanjay Kumar Satpathy, Dean of Ravenshaw Environment Awareness Campaign (NEAC),
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Environment and Forest, Govt. of India and planted in the Panchayat High School
Centre for Environmental Studies, Forest and campus, Dhurusia and other nearby School
Environment, Govt. of Odisha Bhubaneswar. campuses by both students and guests.
The main objectives of the programme were
to provide the students opportunity for clear Mr. Pravat Mohan Dash, Programme Officer,
understanding of complexity of Nature, to Centre for Environmental Studies,
Bhubaneswar, Dr. Arjun Kumar Biswal, Rtd.
enhance the fascination for the things around
Head Master, Tulsipur Govt. High School, Dr.
them and to explore nature in a guided
Kishore Chandra Mohanty, Science Expert,
manner through a variety of fun-filled hands
and activities. Board of Secondary Education, Odisha, Mr.
Benudhar Senapati, Head Master, Panchayat
The programme made the participants aware
of various experiments relating to bio-diversity
conservation and conservation of energy, High School, Dhursia, Mrs. Minati Bindhani,
living process, taxonomy and medicinal General Secretary, WCWS participated the
values of plants, nature walk, sample event as guests and resource persons. Total
collection, separation, measuring of tree 300 numbers of students and teachers from
heights, leaf zoo, pH measurement and water Panchayat High School, Dhurusia, Ghantikhal
and soil testing. Besides, special sessions High School and Madhapur High School
were conducted on wild orchids, bonsai and participated in the event.
cactus plants.
Plantation:

The participants were also taught on paper

craft, barak printing, potter making, nature Women & Child Welfare Society, Cuttack
game, and understanding of different leaves planted 500 nos of environment friendly plants
and plants. They were supplied with kit bags with medicinal plants like
each containing note book, chart paper, champa,krushnachuda,radhachuda,baula,ash
paper, reading lens, tripod glass, crayon, ok,raktachandan,dalichandan,amla,karanja,ni
sketch pen, pencil, sharpener, gum, adhesive ma,fruit and forest tree etc.at Panchayat High
etc.Saplings of various medicinal plants were
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occasion a awareness meeting arranged

School, Ghantikhal High School, Madhapur involving Self Help Group (SHG) women
High School, Mahakalabasta High School etc. members. Dr. B. N. Jagdev, Ex-CDMO;
Chief Guest, Mrs.Minati Bindhani,
Health Mr.Purna Chandra Bhuian etc. invited as
honorable guests and speaker
Observation of World Health Day with highlighting on Aims & Objectives of
Free Health Checkup Camp World Health Organization (W HO) for
observance of World Health Day with a
Free Health Check up camp.

Women Empowerment
Observation of International Women’s Day
and Promotion of Cultural Activities(Jhoti
Competition)

A healthy mind dev elops in a healthy

body. Healthy citizens sculpt a healthy
nation. Many factors contribute to a
healthy body such as good exercise
regime, eating a balanced diet, keeping
mind stress free and lot more. The
United Nations commemorates 7th April
as the World Health Day to create

awareness of a specific health theme to

highlight a priority area of concern for
The International Women’s Day was observed
by Women and Child Welfare Society, Cuttack
on 8th March, 2014 at the organization’s
training centre located at Badamba in Cuttack
district. A seminar was organised on the
occasion in which Dr. Arjun Kumar Biswal, Mr.
Rajkishore Panda, Mrs. Minati Bindhani, Mrs.
Arati Das participated as guests and resource
persons.On the occasion a Jhoti Competition
organized Mr. Pitambar Nayak, artist, Miss
Subhashree Dibyadarshini Maharana and
the W orld Health Organization (W HO). Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary
This year W omen & Child W elfare attended the event as Judges.
Society observed the 'World Health Day-
2013' on 7th April 2013 at our training 8
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Sabita Maharana, Aliva Das and Minaskhi the way women could be conscious of their
Swain were awarded with first, second and rights and improvement of leadership quality.
third prizes and certificates respectably. Total The programme was participated by more
100 numbers of SHG members and womens than 80 numbers of SHGs members.
participants participated.
Consumer Awareness Programme for
Rural People

Legal Awareness and Leadership

Development Programme for Women A Consumer Awareness Programme for rural
people was organised by WCWS at Pathapur
WCWS organized a Legal Awareness and
(Cuttack district) on 6th November 2013. Mr
Leadership Development programme for
Sarojkanta Sahu, Mr.Keshab Chandra
Women at Biswanahakani, Tangi on
Maharana,Pradip Kumar Das etc. attended
dt.12.12.2013. Social activist P.K.Natha,
the programme as resource persons and
Batakrushna Ojha, advocate, Mr. Alekh
guest. They highlighted on various consumer
Chandra Jena, Social Activist and Mrs Minati
rights available to the citizens and the ways to
Bindhani were attended as resource persons.
enforce them. The workshop was participated
by around 100 number of rural people. A film
show was displayed.

Petroleum Conservation and

Renewable Energy
Women and Child Welfare Society is
appointed as External Faculty to conduct
different activities on Petroleum Conservation
and Renewable Energy through Youth
programme, Domestic Workshop, Agricultural
Workshop and Kishan Mela by the Petroleum
They dwelt on various legal rights, property Conservation Research Association (PCRA),
rights, human rights, woman rights etc and Eastern Region, Kolkata under the Ministry of
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Krupasindhu High School, Singahanipitha,

Petroleum and Natural Gas, Govt. of India, dist-Cuttack, Basudevpur High School,
New Delhi. In the reporting period WCWS Kuanpal, Dist- Cuttack, Gobara High School,
organised 40 numbers of Youth Programmes, Dist- Cuttack, Saraswati Sishu Vidya Mandir,
30 numbers of Domestic Workshops, 30 Tulasipur, Cuttack, MPL Govt. High School,
Bidanasi, Cuttack, Seva Sikshya Niketan,
numbers of Agricultural Workshops and 02
Bidanasi, Cuttack, Kakhadi High School,
numbers of Kishan Melas organised in Kakhadi, Cuttack, Nehru Ucha Budyapitha,
Cuttack, Khordha, Jagatsinghpur, Puri, Nuabazar, Cuttack, Bidyadharpur Girls High
Kendrapada and Keonjhar districts of the School, Bidyadharpur, Cuttack, Nuabazar
State. High School, Nayabazar, Cuttack, Khan
Nagar High School, Madhupatna, Cuttack, Sri
Youth Programmes Sri Kapileswar Mahadev Bidyaitha, Tarading,
Dist-Cuttack, Agrahat High School, Agrahat ,
The Women and Child Welfare Society Dist- Cuttack, Kalinga Bidyapitha, Choudwar,
Organized total 40 numbers of youth Dist- Cuttack, Saraswati Sishu Bidya Mandir,
programmes with Film show at different Chowdwar, Dist- Cuttack, Nigamananda
places like: Bidyapitha, Chowdwar, Dist- Cuttack,
Bhanapur High School, Dist- Cuttack,
Satsang High School, darkhapatna, Cuttack,
Chintamoni Bidyapitha, Kishore Nagar,
Cutack, Saindha High School, Saindha, Dist-
Cuttack, Raghunathapur Girls High School,
Dist- Jagatsinghpur, Sri Sri Abhiram
Paramhansa Bidyapitha, Sasol, Cuttack.,
Sailendra Narayan High School, Patia,
Bhubaneswar, Gram Panchayat High School,
Machholo, Keonjhar.

Domestic Workshops

Om Maa Saraswati Sishu Mandir, Friends

Colony, Cuttack. Dhabaleswar Bidyapitha,
Mancheswar, Cuttack, Panchayat High
School, Dhurusia, Cuttack, Ragadipada High
School, Ragadipada,Cuttack, Urdu Girls High
School, Odia Bazar, Cuttack, Utkalmanit
Bidyapitha, Chhagaon, Charbatia, Ctc.
Khuntakata High School, Badamba, Ctc.,
Champaidwar, Gadapokari High School, dist.
Cuttack, Odisha Police High School,
Buxibazar, Cuttack, Emarti Devi Girls High
School, Naya Sarak, Cuttack, Kabi Prasanna
Patsani Bidyapitha, Mugagahira, Dist. Total 30 numbers of Domestic Workshops
Cuttack, Balakrishna Bidya Niketan, Jignipur, were organized by WCWS with film shows to
Cuttack, Bapuji Bidyapitha, Patapur, Dist-
create awareness among women on
Cuttack, Basanti Jay Durga High School,
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places of Cuttack, Puri, Khurdha, Kendrapara
and Jagatsinghpur district to create
conservation of LPG, kerosene etc.in Cuttack, awareness on Petroleum Conservation in
Keonjhar, Bhadrakh district with the Agriculture sector, at Trinath Farmer’s Club,
participation of SHG members. The details of Belapada, Badamba, Cuttack, Jay Shree
the workshops are given:
Farmer’s Club, Korada, Badamba, Cuttack,
Swapneswar SHG, Nuataila, Dist- Cuttack, Palli Mangal Yubak Sangha, Baliput, Tigiria,
Baba Shankar SHG, Ragadipada, Dist- Cuttack, Maa Adisakti Farmers Club,
Cuttack, Maa Santoshi SHG, Champidwar, Nuapada, Badamba, Cuttack, Bisweswar
Dist-Cuttack, Maa Tarini SHG, Diniari, Dist- Yuva Parisad, Karanji, Kotasahi, Cuttack, Hari
Cuttack, Garudai SHG, Garudagaon, Tangi, Gosain Yuba Parisad, Abhayapur, Saffa,
Trinatha SHG, Kotasahi, dist- Cuttack, Cuttack, Siva Shakti Yubak Sangh, Kamanga,
Sanishar SHG, Trilochanpur, dist- Cuttack, Dalijoda Barahmpur, Cuttack, Janakalyan
Kaliamba SHG Chhagharia, Dist- Cuttack, Abasara Binodan Kendra, Saffa, Cuttack,
Sanischar SHG, Kuanrapal Dist- Cuttack, Chhatabar Grampanchayat Office, Chhatabar,
Singha Bahini SHG, Garudagaon, Dist- Khurdha, Mendhasala Grampanchayat Office,
Cuttack, Maa Bimala Mahila SHG, Mendhasal, Khurdha, Rajeev Krushak
Bindhanima, Dist- Cuttack, Trinatha Mahila Sangha, Jenapada, Atthagarh, Cuttack, Siva
SHG, Kanithipur Dist- Cuttack, Kalinga Social Sankar Farmers Club, Club Chhak,
Welfare Oganization, Pathapur, Cuttack, Maa Narsinghpur, Cuttack, Shree Sai Mahabir
Mangala SHG, Kulasamitanga dist- Cuttack, Seba Sansad, Bhagipur, Cuttack, Gobardhan
Maa Mangala SHG, Kulasamitanga dist- Educational & Social Welfare Trust, Kulilo,
Cuttack, Maa Tareni Mission Shakti, Sogal , Atthagarh, Cuttack, Biswanath Farmers Club,
Dist- Cuttack, Maa Sarala SHG, Baliput, Amarendrapur,Banki, Cuttack, Gayalabanka
Nuapatna, Ctc., Maa Santoshi SHG, Krushak Sangha, gayalabanka, Cuttack, Bira
Harisaranpur, Tigiria, Dist-Cuttack, Maa Ramchandrapur yuba Sangh, Bira
Laxminarayan Mahila SHG, Nuapatna, Ramchandrapur, Puri, Lakheswar Yubashree
Cuttack, Maa Janani Mahila SHG, Nuapatna, Club, Dungar, Puri, Ugreswar Krushak Club,
Cuttack, Maa Mangala Nari Mangala Samiti, Mukundapur, Charigharia, Cuttack,
Godrabandha, Nazmi Academy, Mani Shaoo Raghunath of Tentant Farmers, Pathapur,
Chhak, Cuttack, Jadua SHG, Abhayapur, Dist Cuttack, Jaria Saarsahi Krushak Sangh, Jaria
saarasahi, Cuttack, INSAF,Bagasahi,
Cuttack, Radha Madhav SHG,Sunari, Dist- Jagatsinghpur, AASHA, Purnabasta,
Cuttack, Radharaman SHG, Dipapal, Dist- Jagatsinghpur, PRAYASH, Dhuria,
Keonjhar, Maa Mangala SHG, Dhinkia, Dist- Kendrapara, Anchalika Yuba Parisad,
Keonjhar, Utkalmanit Seva Sansad, Tarat, Laxminarayan Hata, Sankheswar,
Dist- Cuttack, Maa Laxmi SHG, Deogaon, Jagatsinghpur, SASOR, Dihasahi, Baradia,
Dist- Keonjhar, Kalyani SHG, Abhirampur, Jagatsinghpur, Ramakrushna Farmers Club,
Dist- Keonjhar, Shree Jeevan , Mhanadi Krushnaprasad, Saradhapur, Cuttack, Maa
Vihar, Cuttack, Maa Bhadrakali SHG, Mangala Krushak Club, Maradamekh, Judum,
Ghanteswar, Dist- Bhadrak. Cuttack, ENVOY, Janardanpur, Lendura,
Cuttack, Subarnapur Club, Subarnapur,
Agricultural Workshops Ansupa, Cuttack.
Women & Child Welfare Society organized 30
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Cuttack from 04th to 06th November 2013.

Mr.Amulya Kumar Mohini, Joint Director and
SRO PCRA, Bhubaneswar, Mrs.Minati
Bindhani, General Secretary, Mr. Sadananda
Swain,Sarpanch Sanbarisingh Panchayat
Kailash Ch.Nayak, Pradip Kumar Mangaraj,
Mangarajpur Panchayat,Gangadhar Behera,
Secretary,Digbalaya,Nibash Kumar Pandav,
Samiti Sabhya,Keshab Chandra Maharana,
Manash Bhagat, Gandharv Ojha,Pradip
Kumar Das etc. attended as resource person
and guests.
Kishan Mela Road Safety Activities
Women & Child Welfare Society,organised 02 Awareness Programme on Road Safety:
nos. of Kishan Mela (3days) during the Mega
The 25th National Road Safety Week was
Campaign on Petroleum Conservation to
observed by Women and Child Welfare
create awareness on conservation of petrol,
Society with the support of Regional
diesel, kerosene and other petroleum product,
Transport Authority, Cuttack at 5 places of
use of branded ISI mark Machinaries, Tips to
Cuttack district from 11th to 17th January,
save disel in tractor, lift irrigation, pumps, 2014.
maintainance of tractor, pump, good farming
habits etc. Exhibition on agricultural product
arranged and the best farmers are awarded
with prize and certificates.

On the occasion awareness programmes

were conducted for students, teachers, auto-
rickshaw drivers, and road users in the form of
Awareness programme rally, display of
PCRA Film displayed during the programme. banners, film shows etc.Total 4 numbers of
One is at Sanbarisingh Gram Panchayat road safety awareness Programme were
Office Premises,Badamba,Cuttack from 22nd organized on the theme “When on the Road
to 24th October 2013 and another is at 12
Digbalaya Field Office, Sapanpur, Karanji,
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Always Say Pehle Aap” in different High held at Dhabaleswar Bidyapitha, Mancheswar
School in cuttack district, at Chintamoni on 15th January, 2014 The rally was flagged
Bidyapitha, Kishore Nagar, Dhabaleswar up by Mr LoknathKabi, Head Master of the
Bidyapitha, Mancheswar, B. K. Bidyapitha school, started from the school campus and
Banki and Sainda High School,Sainda.The covered the Mancheswar village, Chasapada,
discussions in the Awareness programme Dhabaleswar with students holding banners
centred on causes of accidents, road and placards and spreading the message of
behaviour, road discipline, over speed, road safety including obeying of traffic rules,
drunken driving, overtaking, need for seat wearing helmet etc.
belts and helmets etc. More than 1000
Film Shows:
students participated in these workshops in
aggregate. The table below shows the details
of the workshop and the resource persons
etc. A. K. Biswal, Rtd. Head Master,
Tulasipur, Govt. High School, Mrs. Minati
Bindhani, General Secretary, Debabrata
Patra, Secretary, Old Boys Association, Mrs.
Sajani Das, Head Master, Chintamoni
Bidyapitha, A.C. Samal, Teacher, Mrs Sarojini
Behera, Head Master, B. K. Bidyapitha, Mr
Bikash Mohapatra, Secretary, FPRA,
S.C.Rath,Head Master, Sainda High School,
Documentary film on ‘Sadak Surakshya,
Mr.Loknath Kabi, Head Master, Dhabaleswar
Jeevan Rakshya’ on Road Safety was
Bidyapitha, K. C. Moharana, Programme
screened at Chintamoni Bidyapitha,
Coordinator.
Dhabaleswar Bidyapitha, B. K. Bidyapitha,
Rally on Road Safety Sainda High School and Bastari Math
premises during the week from 11th to 17th
January 2014 to educate the students and
road users.

Youth Empowerment
Training on Youth Leadership and
Community Development

A three-day training programme on Youth

Leadership and Community Development was
organized by WCWS in collaboration with
Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan, district office,
A Rally on Road Safety Awareness was also Cuttack at Beliapal, Badamba in Cuttack
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manmade factors like air pollution by industry

and burning of fossil fuel both by consumers
and industry are the chief causes of high
concentration of carbon di-oxide, methane in
the atmosphere leading to global warming
and climate change, the issue before the
nations is to mitigate these adverse affects of
climate change and develop suitable
adaptation measures as voiced in the
Copenhagen summit.

The programme inaugurated by Mrs Minati

Bindhani, General Secretary of WCWS was
participated by total 40 numbers of youths. Mr
Abinash Nayak, Operational Head, WorkSkills
India took the technical session on
voluntarism and youth leadership on the
inaugural day while Mr Dhiren Kumar Behera,
trainer, Skill Development Training Centre,
Badamba spoke on the role of youths on
community mobilisation on the second day.
Mr K.C. Moharana spoke on the role of youths
in rural development. Mr S.K Singh Kapat of Addressing climate change requires action in
Workskill of India ltd. and Mr Kailash the local, regional and global level and
Chandra, Nayak, Coordinator, NABARD dwelt education has as central role to play in
on the role of youth on nation building. Mr. understanding the mitigation and adaptation
Alekh Kumar Jena social activists, and Mr measures to be undertaken. So in this
Alok Kumar Nayak, lecturer in political context, a seminar on climate change was
science, were attended as guest in valedictory conducted by WCWS at its Training Centre at
session. Certificates were distributed to the Badamba on 12th January, 2014. Dr. Sangram
participants. Kesari Nayak, principal scientist (retired),
Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack, Dr.
Seminar on Climate Change Arjun Kumar Biswal, Headmaster (retired),
Tulsipur Govt. High School, Cuttack, Dr
Climate change, as perceptible in last few Krishna Chandra Mohanty, science expert,
decades due to global warming, has posed a Board of Secondary Education, Odisha and
big challenge for mankind. It has adversely Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary of
affected ecosystems globally thereby affecting WCWS had participated the seminar as
bio-diversity, ecology, availability of fresh guests and resource persons.
water, agricultural and food productivity,
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Skill Training for Employment Promotion being supported by Housing and Urban
amongst Urban Poor (STEP-UP) under Development Department, Govt. of Odisha
SJSRY and SUDA through Centum WorkSkills India
Ltd (formerly known as Bharati Learning
The objectives of the Swarna Jayanti Sahari System) as service provider NGO.
Rojgar Yojana (SJSRY) are: addressing
urban poverty alleviation through gainful Awareness Programme on Dengue &
employment to the urban unemployed or Malaria
under-employed poor by encouraging them to
set-up self employment ventures (individual or
group), with support for their sustainability or
undertake wage employment; supporting skill
development and training programmes to
enable the urban poor to have access to
employment opportunities opened up by the
market or undertake self-employment; and
empowering the community to tackle the
issues of urban poverty through suitable self-
managed community structures like
Women & Child Welfare Society conducted
Awareness Programme on Dengue & Malaria
in different slum area of Cuttack City. This
year Cuttack city affected in Dengue and
many people are dead in dengue .in this
connection our organization organized
awareness programme to aware the slum
people how they can prevent the dengue.
Different brouchers are distributed among the
people.
Visit to Ahmedabad

Neighbourhood Groups (NHGs),

Neighbourhood Committees (NHCs),
Community Development Societies (CDSs)
etc.Consistent with these objectives WCWS
has been conducting the project STEP-UP in
Cuttack Municipal Corporation (CMC) area
since the last reporting period. More than 200
numbers of youths have reaped benefit under
the programme while more than 100
candidates have been placed at different
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Participation in different Programmes by organization

Sl. Name of the participants Programme Name Venue & Date
No.
01 Keshab Chandra Maharana Science express Bio-Diversity Cuttack
Special 2013 Programme 05/08/2013
02 Kesab Chandra Maharana Orientation Training on Women NIPCCD, New Delhi 19-
& girl’s Specific Schemes of 23 August 2013
MWCD
03 Kesab Chandra Maharana Chhalenges on voluntary CYSD, Bhubaneswar
organization in the changing 22-23 May 2013
Scenario
04 Keshab Chandra Maharana CSR Conclave Mayfair Lagoon,
Bhubaneswar
22-02-2014
05 Keshab Chandra Maharana National Camp for VIPNET Clubs Gujarat Science City,
for Students and Teachers Ahmedabad
13 to 15 Dec’13
06 Keshab Chandra Maharana Nationwide Sensitization Barunai, Khurdha
Workshop on Mathematics for 27-28 January 2014
Teachers and Activists
07 Pradip Kumar Das Orientation Training on NIPCCD, New Delhi
Empowerment of Women for 09-13 December 2013
representatives of Government &
Voluntary Organizations
08 Pradip Kumar Das Orientation Training on Gender NIPCCD, New Delhi
Inclusiveness for the 09-13 September 2013
Functionaries of Voluntary
Organizations
09 Subhashree Dibyadarshini Workshop on Gender Equality NIPCCD, New Delhi
Maharana 12-14 Auguest 2013
10 Minati Bindhani Climate Change Action Signature Regional Museum of
Initiative for World Resource Natural History,
Institute, USA organized by CES Acharyabihar Square,
Bhubaneswar
21.02.2014
11 Minati Bindhani Revised City Development Plan FMC Council hall
Cuttack Municipal Corporation 1st Cuttack
city level StakeholderWorkshop 26.02.2014

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WOMEN & CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY

At : Gamhandia New Colony, P.O. : Buxi Bazar,
Dist. & City : Cuttack - 753 001, Orissa, India
Phone : 0671-2414810
E-mail : [email protected] &
[email protected] om
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CONTENTS 
Fore word
Environme nt
- Observation of 62nd Vanamohatsaba Week
- Plantation
- Prakruti Mitra Puraskar Received
Scie nce & Technology
- PROBE- Odisha Programme
- Agrasar Lecture and Demonstration Programme on Global Warming and Mitigation
Options
- Promotion of Science Club
Education
- National Child Labour Project Special School : A success story
- Public Library
He alth
- Observation of 12th World AIDS Day
- Observation of World Sight Day
- Promotion of Yoga & Naturopathy
Road Safety
- Observation of 23rd National Road Safety Week
- Traffic Training Programme for Junior Redcross Volunteers
- Participation in 6th IRF Regional Conference
- Participation in 4th India Roads Conference
- Participation in Global Road Safety Partners hip(GRSP)Asia Seminar at Bangkok
Petroleum Conservation and Renewable Energy
- Youth Programme
- Domestic Workshop
- Agric ultural Workshop
- Kishan Mela
Other Activities
 National Capacity Building Frame W ork-Field Level Training Programme
For PRI Members
 Consumer Awareness Programme
 GRLT Programme for SHG Members
 Legal Awareness Programme Against Atrocity on Dalit Women
 Development of Cultural Activities(Jhoti and Rangoli Competition)
 Promotion of Sports and Games(Football Tournament)
 Awareness Generation Programme for Rural and Poor Women
 Relief dis tribution
 Celebration of Joy of Giving Week
 Participation in 3rd National Convention of Rural Institutes

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Foreword....
This Annual Report is a humble attempt to depict in a nutshell about the
various activities we have under taken during 2011-12. They range from
adventurous efforts to risk prone journey those have been dotted with
acknowledged accomplishments in challenging areas of social mobilization. I
am indeed; very much indebted to my dedicated band of staff members those
have contributed through their untiring and relentless endeavour to uphold our
small organization as a flagship in the state of Odisha.

The year 2011-2012 proved to be an auspicious year lending us lots of opportunities to reach the
deprived and under privileged people in our project areas that have enabled us identify basic needs to
improve their well being and we have witnessed a glimpse of their smile and hope at the end of the
day. We have tried to empower them with knowledge and technologies that have enabled them at the
grass root level to develop teamwork with a sense of togetherness, solidarity and unity. The target
groups were immensely benefited with more holistic approach to enable alleviate poverty and take a
new look to life with aspirations and assurances. In this endeavour, we have never bothered to be
better than our c ontemporaries or predecessors but tried to be better than ourselves in all our
interactions with the target groups.

Like previous years, this year too, we have accelerated in launching of new projects to serve the
cause of women, children and people prone to health hazards in the project areas. Mostly, we have
concentrated on c ertain action-oriented programmes and spent a lot of time in generating truthful
awareness among the people. The major thrust areas of our activities were health, sanitation, education,
child rights, women empowerment, environment protection, road safety, yoga & naturopathy, science
& technology, global warming, disaster preparedness , PRI Training and awareness generation
program mes and similar burning issues.

The activities undertaken during the year are arranged chronologically in this report. Valuable
suggestions of the readers are most welcome to improve our focus, potential and plan our goals more
doggedly for the next year.

I convey my gratitude to our dignified associates like Govt. and Non-Govt. Agencies, Funding
Agencies, Donor Agencies, Promoters, Members, Staff, Well-wishers who have supported us to go
ahead. Especially our great indebtedness is due to Dr. Sangram Keshari Nayak, Former Principal
Scientist, CRRI, and Mr.Lambador Mishra, Consultants of Women & Child W elfare Society for their
valuable suggestions all the time.

Mrs. Minati Bindhani

General Secretary

'One kind word can warm three winter months'…. a Japanese proverb

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Organization Profiles
Women & Child Welfare Society (W CWS) is a 18-year-old Non-Government and non- profit
organization, which strives for the development of needy and m arginalized people of the state of
Odisha since 1994, but subsequently, it was registered in the year 1995. W CWS is a state level
organization. It acts as a unique resource agency which bridges the gap between the government's
welfare schemes and disadvantaged s ection of the society. W e always believe in sustainable
development concepts. With a uniquely holistic approach of doing some new and innovative for the
society, W CWS has been unstintingly rendering its service from last 17 years. We respectfully
acknowledge all those who have shared with us in the arduous yet meaningful journey since its inception.
Legal Status
 Year of Establishment: 1st January 1994.
 Registered under s ection XXI of Societies Registration Act 1860, Registration No: 19815/43 of
1995-96, Dt-23.09.1995
 Registered under Section 6(1) (a) of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act-1976, FCRA Reg.No-
104860173 of 2009-2010.
 Registered under Section 12-A of Income Tax Act 1961, Reg. No-12A/481-37/2009-2010.
 PAN No. - AAATWO620Q.
 SSSBE Registration No. : 211207886/DIC, Cuttack, 2004
 IE Registration No. : CB/IE/RO/BBSR/OR/587, dt. 16.2.2012, COIR Board, Regional Office, BBSR
 Planning Commission, Govt. of India, Unique ID No. NGO as generated in www.ngo.india.gov.in -
OR/2009/0003055, dt. 24.07.2009
 Rule 50 of PFA Rule, 1955, Food License No. FFM/8069/2004, dt. 18.05.2004
Health Officer, CMC, Cuttack
Mission:
To empower poor mass, develop their potential, improve the socio-economic status and
eradicate poverty thereby bringing s ustainable development with special emphasis on weaker and
vulnerable groups such as women, children, scheduled caste (SC), scheduled tribe (ST) and under
privileged poor.
Vision:
To enlighten under privileged people from various cross sections of our society about what is
just and free from all types of discrimination ensuring equal rights and opportunities to all irrespective
of cast, creed, gender and religion.
Main objective
To identify the problems of the weaker section of the community, prioritize and resolve them
with the available resources through organized, systematic and holistic approach.
Our Target Group
Children afflicted with distress under difficult circumstances, poor women and living in suffering
conditions like urban slums, unemployed youths, safety by road users, physically challenged, backward
and minority communities as well as neglected senior citizens etc.
Our Achieveme nts
Significant achievements have been documented through receipt of awards like 14th Godfrey
Philips Bravery Award, Prakruti Mitra Purashkar, Best Organization Award for Environment Awareness
and Education, District level Road Safety Award, Prakruti Bandhu Award, Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhawana
Award, Nyaya Jyoti Award, Akhayatrutia Samman, Sebaratna Samman, Best Social Worker Award,
Naba Krushna Choudhury Samman, Best Social Activist, etc.
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ENVIRONM ENT AWARENESS PLANTATION

W om e n & Chil d W elfa re Soci ety, Cut tac k
OBSERVATION OF 62nd planted 350 nos. of environm ent friendly plants
VANAMAHOTSAVA WEEK along with Medicinal Plants like Cham pa,
Krushnachuda, Radhachuda, Baula, Ashok,
W o m en & Chi ld W e lfa re
So cie ty, (Pr akr uti m it ra Awa rde e) Cut tac k,
District En vironm ent Soc iety, C uttac k and
Nehru Juba Kendra Sangathan, Cuttack jointly
observed the 62nd Vanamahots ava W eek at
Satabdi Bhawan, Cuttack on 9th July 2011. Dr.
Sangram Keshari Nayak, Princ ipal Sc ientist
(Rtd.), CRRI, Cuttack; Dr. Ashutosh Debata,
Secretray, Dis tric t Environm ent Society; Dr.
Mita Debata, HO D, Politic al Sc ienc e, Indira
Gandhi W omens’ College, Cuttack; Mr. Bikash

Raktachandan, Dalichandan, Amla, Karanja,

Nim a etc. a t Tulasipur Govt. Hi gh Sc hool,
Gorakabar, Birenm itra Memorial City W omens
Col lege, Indir a Gand hi W o m en's Colle ge,
Jo bra et c. on the oc cas ion of 62 nd
Vanamahats aba Week.

PRAKRUTIMITRA PURASHKAR

On the W orld Environm ent Day (5th

June) our organization Women & Child Welfare
Mohapatra, Sec retary, Suprativa; Mr. Ashok So cie ty, C utt ack wa s a wa rde d t he
Kumar Dash, Dist. Youth Coordinator, NYKS, 'Prakrutim itra Puraskar' by the Forest and
Cuttack; Dr. Arjun Kumar Biswal, Head Master,
Tulas ipu r Govt . High Sc hoo l; Mrs . Mina ti
Bindhani, General Secretary, Women & Child
W e lfa re Soc iet y; Dr. Bi jay Ku m ar Pr ust y,
Naturopathis t attended as honorable Guests
and discussed on the aims and objectives of
observation of Vanamahotsava W eek etc. total
200 nos. of NYKS Volunteers, NSS Volunteers,
St ude nts , Teac her s a nd gen era l p ubl ic
participated.

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Environm ent Departm ent, Govt. of Odis ha,

Bhubaneswar for exc ellent work in the field of
En vir onm ent Aw are ne s s , Ed uc a tio n,
Protection, Plantation, Conservation of Energy
etc. On behalf of the organization, Mrs . Minati
Bin dhani, Gene ral Se c retar y rec eived the
award from Honorable Minis ter Forest and
En vir onm en t, Sj. De bi Pra s ad Mis h ra at
Ravindra Mandap, Bhubaneswar on 5th June
2011.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Stu d e nt s , Teac h er s an d P r o fe s so r s i n
PROBE-ODISHA PROGRAMME centres of Higher Learning.

Wom en & Child W elfar e Soc iet y is Bo th a spe cts suc h a s ob ser vati on
a pp o i nt e d a s a Te c h ni c a l R es o u rc e and learning about weather and clim ate are
Centre(TRC) by the Departm ent of Science em ph as ize d in th is pr oj ec t. Ob ser va ti on
& Technology, Govt. of India, to im plem ent protocols are devised and the data collec ted
"Pa rtic ipat ion of Youth in R eal- tim e / fi eld b y s c ho o ls ar e se n t t o 1 ) Tech n i c a l
O bs e r va t io n fo r Be n ef i t t o E d u c a t i on " Resource Centre (W omen & Child W elfare
( PR O B E) P ro g r am m e i n J a j pu r an d S oc i e ty) , 2 ) D S T a nd al s o t o 3 ) In d ia n
Kendrapada distric ts of Odis ha. It involves Metrol ogical Dep artm ent fo r quality c hec k
installation of weather laboratories within the and consistency. As per the grant, W omen
premises of identified s c hools in which the & C h i ld W e l f ar e So c ie t y e xte n d ed t hi s
students are enc ouraged to take and record program m e to 15 selected schools like 1)
d ai ly w e at he r da t a/ ob s e r va ti on s . In t hi s M.V.Vidyayana, Badachana, 2) Jaraka High
m ul t i -i n st i t ut i o na l p r o je c t a tw o - wa y School, Jaraka, 3) Khetrapal High Sc hool,
rel ations hip i s envi s aged betwe en s ch ool Kolathala, 4) N.C.High School, Jajpur Road,
5) C h it a lo Hig h S c ho o l , C hi t a lo ,
6 ) Ba ru ne sw ar Hig h Sc ho ol , Bi nj ha rp ur,
7 ) Ja ga b an d h u R ou l a Hi gh Sc h o ol ,
Govindpu r in Jajpu r dis trict and 8) Ko rua
High Schoo l, 9) Baladev High S chool, 10)
Derabish Govt. High School, 11) Marsaghai
Hi gh S cho ol , 12) R aj na gar Hig h S ch oo l,
13) Rajkanika Girls High School, 14) S.K.Dev
Hig h Scho ol, Aul,and 15) Panch ayat High
S ch o o l, Pa t t am u nd e i i n Ke n dr a p ad a
districts. The weather data base cr eated by

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school c hildren will be utiliz ed by DST & IMD Global warming issues are happening now and
as well as PROBE data will als o be helpful th us we ha ve to act wi th urg en cy. Many
for researc h in univers ities on topic s aim ing environm ent cons cious organizations in the
o n wa te r m a n ag em en t, c li m at e c h an ge , country m ust strive drastically to alter the
disaster mitigation, bio-divers ity as well as unsustainable resource consumption habits.
m eso-sc ale m odeling studies to s upplem ent It is essential that w e also contribute and
o ur e ff o rt s in a c h i ev i n g b et t e r l o ca l practice innovative policy solutions for energy
forecasts. Through participation in PROBE conservation and environmentally sus tainable
young minds of school s tudents are exposed develop m ent effo rts worl dwide . India has
to scientific intricac ies of weather. They are plentiful wind, sun, rainfall and talent - rich in
m otivated to purs ue sc ienc e as a career and alternative energy resourc es that can fuel a
develop better unders tanding to take safety clean future, why should it not take leadership
m eas ures from weather related haz ards and in green energy?
also develop ac umen to forecast weather for
He nce , t he m a in obj ect ive o f t he
local use.
programm e is to raise sc ientific awareness
among the students about climate change, its
L e c tu re an d D e m on st r at io n
adverse impact on our eco-system, mitigation
Programm e on Global Warming and
options with the backdrop of the global summ it
Mitigation Options
on cl im a te cha nge h eld at Co pen hag en
through series of lectures and demonstration
Cl im a te c h ang e i s a tr ul y g lob al program m es.
challenge. It will im pac t all ecosystems and
human societies, but in different ways and to W o m en & Ch ild W e lfa re So c ie ty
di ffer ent m ag nit udes . Ad dre s s in g c lim a te orga nized 20 nos of Agr asar L ecture and
change requires involvement and action at the Demonstration Programm e on Global Warming
local, regional and global levels. Education has and Mitigation Options in Cuttack, Kendrapada
a cen tra l r ole to pl ay in und ers tan din g, and Jajpur district with different topic related
m itigating and adapting to c lim ate change. to climate change

PROMOTION OF SCIENCE CLUB

The spirit of science is the spirit of
discovering, Experienced teachers ensure that
one the m ost exciting and effective ways to
im par t t he sc hoo l c hil dre n t he jo y a nd
adventure of scientific disc overy is through
formation of science c lubs. In order to provide
the students with the organizational facilities
that are usually necessary to carry on sc ience
projects and for other science clubs activities.
WCWS is faciliting this process after forming

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sc ience clubs in different s chools of Cuttack, other allied activitie s. The or ganizati on is
Khurda, Kendrapada, Jajpur and Mayurbhanj obtaining funds from National Child Labour
districts. Project Society, Cuttack for the purpose. The
funds are being extended by the Ministry of
EDUCATION Labour, Govt.of India. After completion of 1st
ph as e, i n th e se co nd t im e, t he D is tr ic t
NATIONAL CHILD LABOUR PROJECT Adm inis tration has preferred to entrust the
SPECIAL SCHOOL: A SUCCESS m anagem ent of special schools. The target
STORY of t he s ch em e is t o m a in st re am t he s e
children into formal schools after completion
Elimination of c hild labour is an article of spec ial school education. Thes e children
of fa ith a nd c om m it m en t o n t he pa rt of are pro vide d wi th No n-Fo rm al Edu cati on,
Government under the Ministry of Labour and vocational training, stipend, nutritional food,
viewed as a c onc ern of the nation. As the health checkup, student's safety insuranc e
population increases at an alarming rate, more etc. the c hildren are taught through non-formal
and m ore children enter the world of wage m o de w it h a co nd en se d syll ab us f or a
labour at their s chool going age (6-14) that maximum period of 3 years. After 3 years of
be com es a m att er of gra ve anx iet y a nd special school education, the children reach
concern to the policy form ulators, farm ers of a level of 5th s tandard. After completion of the
law and soc ial awareness inducers as well as speci al educa tion chi ldren jo in the f orm al
moral guardians like us. st re am of e du ca tio n in 6t h st an dar d. All
students of 1st phas e and 2nd phase were
In view of the above, Women & Child m ainstream ed to form al school and 2 nos
W el fare Socie ty has m ana ged a 2 ph ase st ud en ts o f 1s t ph as e pa ss ed t he HSC
special sc hool at Gorakabar and SCB Medical Exam ination 2011 namely Kulsum Begum-1st
Sw ee pe r co lo ny. Th e in m a te s we re division and Neha Parbeen-2nd division. Now
withdrawn from hazardous occ upations like th ey a re r ea di ng i n +2 a t Indi ra Gan dh i
rag picking, c ons truc tion work, garage and W om ens’ College, Cuttack. Both st udents
were feli cited by W om en & Child W elfare
Society with Cash Prize and Certificate and
also the society bear the Admission Cost and
others in College level.

PUBLIC LIBRARY

W om en & Child W e lfare Soci ety is

having a library at th e registered offic e at
Ga m h a n d ia Ne w C o lo n y, C u t t ac k. Th i s
library is incessantly rendering rem arkable
servi ces to the knowledge seekers o f the

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l o ca l i ty. Tot a l 26 6 2 No s . o f b oo k s a r e Kanungo, Principal, Dr. Bijay Kumar Prus ty,

avai lable i n the l ibrary. All kin ds of b ooks Naturopathist, Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General
in cl udi ng le gal h and bo ok s a re av ail ab le Secretary, W omen & Child W elfare Society,
which are so educ ative in nature. Besides , Mrs. Suneli Dei and Mrs. Sujata Das, NSS
m ont hly m a gaz ines , peri odic als and d aily Pr ogr am m e Off ice r e tc. at te nde d a nd
news papers are c onveniently fac ilitated to discuss ed on different issues and aspects of
t h e r e ad e r s . In ad d i ti o n to t h is , le t - AIDS Awareness, aims and objectives of this
som ebody- borrow library is running by the dreadful disease and its prevention strategies.
organization for poor s tudents like a book
bank. The organization is striving to open a OBSE RVATIO N OF 1 2TH WO RLD
ch ild lib rary in the s uc c ee ding da ys . W e SIGHT DAY
appeal to donate more books to s trengthen
t he p ot e nc y of t h e li br a ry w hi c h wi ll b e
ad va nt ag eo us f or l oc al p eo pl e an d po or
b e ne f i c ia r i e s t o av a i l m a n y k i n d s o f
inform ation. The Books rec eived from Raja
Ram Mohan Ray Library Foundation, Kolkata
and Departm ent of Culture, Govt. of Odisha
f a ci l i t at e m a n y re a d e rs t o e n r ic h t he i r
knowl edge.
HEALTH
OBSERVATION OF WORLD AIDS DAY

W omen & Child W elfare Society and Biren

Mitra Mem orial City W omen's College jointly
ob ser ved th e W orl d AIDS Da y o n 1 st
Decem ber 2011 at College c ampus. , On the
occ asion, different activities were organized.
Th e m eet in g w as gra c ed by Mrs . Ab ha

W o m en & Ch ild W e lfa re So c ie ty

ob ser ved th e 1 2th W orl d S igh t D ay in
Badamba Block and Tigiria Block of Cuttack
District in the m onth of October 2011, as per

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the guideline Rally, followed by Awareness W om en & Child W e lfare Soci ety is
Meeting. Talks among the s tudents and Group st ren gth eni ng Awa re nes s P rog ram m e on
Mee ting in rural are as w ere o rgan ized to Yoga a nd Naturopat hy am ong the W om en
cr eate awareness about prevention and control in the state of Odis ha. People are motivated
of Blindness at Gadadharpur High School and to a dop t nat ur al car e and n atu re se rv ed
Pyari Mohan Vidyapitha, Tigiria, Samirkumar m et ho ds f or h ea lt h a nd h yg ie ne . In t hi s
High Schoo l and Gangad har Hi gh s ch ool, c o nt e xt , a s er i e s of Aw a r e ne s s
Badam ba. This programme was s ponsored by P r og r a m m e s ha ve b e e n o r g a ni z e d i n
District Blindness Control Society, Cuttack. d i ff e r e nt p l ac e s of C u t ta c k Ci t y. O n e
a w ar e n e ss p r og r a m m e o r g an i z e d a t
PROMOTION OF YOGA & Ma da n m oh a n Co m m un i t y C e n tr e ,
NATUROPATHY Malhasahi, Jobra on 28th March 2012, on
Yo ga a n d Na tu r o p at h y fo r wo m e n w a s
Naturopathy is the m ulti dis c iplinary
a d dr e s s ed b y D r. Bi j a y K u m a r P r u s t y,
approach, which uses the healing power of
Naturopathis t, Dr. Surendra Nath Pradhan,
natural resourc es like foods , herbs , earth,
Naturopathist, Yogaguru Miss Sujata Pattnaik,
water and air to allow the body to heal itself.
Mrs Minati Bindhani, General Secretary, Women
It also lays an emphasis on the im portance
& Ch ild W e lfare S ociety etc. a ttende d as
of positive attitude in determ ining the state
res ource perso ns, g uests and d iscus s ed
of one's existence. Naturopathy believes that
different aspects of Yoga and naturopathy with
unless there is harm ony betw een body, m ind
demonstration of different Yoga Asanas.
and spirit, one cannot enjoy healthy life. Yoga
is best known as a type of exercis e sys tem
ROAD SAFETY
th at st ret che s and s t ren gt hen s t he bo dy
through various pos es and postures known
OBSERVATION OF 23rd NATIONAL
as asanas . Yoga is m ainly looked upon as a
ROAD SAFETY WEEK
set of techniques useful for achieving fitness
in daily life and prevention and c ure of some
National Road Safety Week is observed
sp ecif ic d isea s es or d is or ders thr ough a
in the first week of January every year all over
disciplines life s tyle.

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general public. The programm e w as attended

Mr. S. Praveen Kumar, IPS, DCP, Cuttack, Mr.
Srikrushna Sam al. ACP, Traffic, Er. B raja
Kishore Senapati, RTO, Cuttack, Mr. Sunil
Kumar Mishra, AGM, NABARD, Mr. Pramod
Kumar Sarangi, AO, C.I. Offic e Cuttack, Mr.
Bi kas h Moh apa tra , S ecr eta ry, F PRA, Mr.
Brijesh Kumar, Trainer, HE, Md. Afroz Alam,
Deputy Manager, EICHER , Sailen Kumar Dhal,
Secretary and Subash Kumar Singh, President
Mahanagar Auto Mahasangha, Prasant Kumar
Pa nda , Advo cat e, As hok Ku m ar Mis hr a,
Principal Kendriya Vidyalaya, Mr. Loknath Kabi,
the country to inculc ate the c ulture of road
Head Master, Dhabaleswar Bidya Pitha, Dr.
safety amongst the c itiz ens . Women & Child
Arjun Kumar Bisw al, Head Master, Tulasipur
W elfare Society observed the 23rd National
Govt. High School, Minati Bindhani, General
Road Safety W eek 2012 from 1st January to
Secretary, W omen & Child Welfare Soc iety
7t h Janu ar y 2 012 un der th e the m e of
etc.
"Accidents Bring Tear - Safety Brings Cheer".
On this oc cas ion Road Safety Awareness
Drive was launched and number of activities
TRAFFIC TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR
JUNIOR REDCROSS VOLUNTEERS
organized like training, awareness programm e,
rally, display of poster, banner and stickers etc.
W omen & Child W elfare Society and
in collaboration with R egional Transport Officer
Forum for Prevention of Road Accident (FPRA)
and Comm iss ionerate of Polic e Bhubaneswar-
organized a Traffic Training Programm e for
Cuttack, at Kendriya Vidyalaya, CDA, Cuttack,
Ju nio r R ed Cro ss Vol unt eer s f rom 24 th
Tulas ipu r Govt . High S c ho ol, Tulas ipu r,
Fe bru ary to 26 th Feb rua ry 201 2 o n t he
Go rakaba r, Dh aba les war Bi dy a P ith a,
occasion of 22nd Circle Level Junior Red-
Manch esw ar, Cu tta c k fo r s tud ent s a nd
Cr oss St ud y-c um - Tra ini ng Ca m p at
teachers, W orkshop on Acc ident Brings Tears:
Na ndan kana n Hi gh S choo l, B huba nes w ar
Sa fet y B rin gs Che er fo r Auto Dr ive rs at
Rajabagicha in c ollaboration with Mahanagar
Auto Mahasangha, Cuttac k. Poster and Banner
Cam paign were held at Traffic Tower, Link
Road, Cuttack, distribution of Stickers to the
Bus Owners Assoc iation and Truck Owners
Ass ociation for display in Buses and Trucks
with road safety Slogans. The key objective of
th is saf et y p rog ram m e was t o c rea te
awareness on iss ues related to road safety
am ongs t s tude nts , te ac h ers , dr ive rs a nd

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co ndu cte d by Khu rda Ci rc l e, Kh urd a. Bi ndha ni, Gen era l Se cre tar y at ten ded as
Mr. Santosh Kumar Patra, Circle Inspector of de leg ate a nd act ive ly pa rti cip ate d i n t he
Schools, Dr.Iti Samanta, Editor, Kadam bini, deliberation. Distinguished guests like Mr. B.
Mr. B ika sh Mohap atr a, Sec ret ar y, FPR A, K. Ch atu rvedi , Honb le Mem ber, Pla nni ng
Dr.Arjun Kumar Biswal, Head Master, Tulasipur Co m m i ssi on , Mr. Arvind er Sin gh Lo vel y,
Go vt. Hi gh Sc h ool , Mrs . Minat i B ind han i, Hon 'ble Min iste r of Edu cati on, Tran s por t,
General Secr etary Wom en & Child W elfare Gurudwar Election and Administration, Govt.of
Delhi, Mr. K. K. Kapila, Chairm an, International
Society, Mr. Sahadev Panda, Head Master,
Ro ad Fed era tio n, Ge neva P rog ram m e
Nand ankanan High Sc hool, B hubanes war,
attended the programme.
Mr. Bipin Bihari Routray, Programme Director
et c. a tte nde d as Ho nou rabl e Gues ts a nd
PARTICIPATION IN 4TH INDIA ROADS
offered valuable suggestions on all aspects of
CONFERENCE
Road Safety and Road ac cident measures with
Th e ASAP P org ani zed 4t h Ind ia
demonstration programm es to mass gathering
of Junior Red Cross students & councellors. Conference 2011: Time for Action Emergence
Mr. Laxm i Prasad Sahoo, Secretary, Junior Red of Road Safety in India at Hyatt Regency hotel,
Cross Khurda Circle, Khurda Pres ided over New Delhi on 29th and 30th June 2011. Mrs.
the program m e. Total 500 nos Junior Red Minati Bindhani, General Secretary attended as
Cross Students & councellors from Khurda & delegate. Distinguished guests like Mr. Sanjivi
Sundar, Former Chairman, Sundar Comm ittee
Nayagarh Distric ts partic ipated in different
cultural activities. on Road Safe ty an d Tr affic Mana gem e nt,
Mini stry o f Road Transp ort an d High ways
PARTICIPATION IN 6th REGIONAL inaugurated the Conference.
ROAD SAFETY CONFERENCE
PARTICIPATION IN GLOBAL ROAD
The International Road Federation (IRF)
SAFETY PARTNERSHIP (GRSP) ASIA
India Chapter organized 6th Regional Road SEMINAR AT BANGKOK
Safety Conference held at Pragati Maidan, New
Delhi from 3rd to 5th Oc tober 2011. Mrs . Minati The Global Road Safety Partners hip
(GRSP) organized Global Road Safety Asia

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Se m in ar & IRAP (Inte rna tio nal Ro ad

As ses sm e nt Pro gra m m e) W or ks h op on
"DECADE OF ACTION: TIME TO ACT" for
Government Officials, Business partners and
Civil Society officials. Repres entatives of all
concerned organizations working together to
save lives congregated at Imperial Queens
Park Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand from 7th March
to 9t h Marc h 2 012 to p art ic i pat e i n t he
Co nfe ren ce. As on e of the in vit ed
re pre sen tat ive s o f As i an Cou ntr ies , o ur
Ge ner al Sec ret ary, Mrs . Mina ti Bin dha ni
Building Fram e work - Field Level Training
partic ipated as one of the delegates . The
Programm e for PRI Members of 3rd Module
GR SP Asi a S em i nar pr ovi ded a val uab le
on Soc ial W e lfar e a nd othe r D epa rtm e nt
opportunity for networking, information sharing
programm es and discuss ed on Food Security,
and capacity building. The key objectives of the
Mahila O Sishu Vikash, Sarva Sikhya Abhijan,
Se m ina r w ere: Pr ovid e C apa c ity bu ildi ng
SHG F ede ra tio n, NRHM, For es t R igh t,
opportunities to partic ipants on good practice
Watershed Management, Need and relevance
in Ro ad Saf ety, S how c as e r es e arc h a nd
of Social W elfare and others. The 3 days
effective Road Safety programme from within
Asia and other regions , stimulated s upport for
and action in the United Nations Decade of
Action for Road Safety, Develop networks to
su ppo rt in for m at ion , g ood pr ac tic e a nd
knowledge sharing, inform representatives on
Global, Regional and country on development
in Road Safety technologies.

OTHER ACTIVITIES
NATIO NAL CA PACI TY BUI LDI NG
F RA ME WO RK - F IE LD LE V E L
TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR PRI training was conducted at Kalapada Gram
MEMBERS Panchayat Hall from 20th to 22nd June 2011,
Praharajpur GP Hall from 23rd to 25th June
2011, Somepur GP Hall from 27th to 29th June
W o m en & Chi ld we lfa re Soc iet y,
2011 of Cuttack Sadar Bloc k and Sankarpur
Cuttack was appointed as a Service Provider
GP Hall 20th to 22nd June 2011, Govindpur GP
NGOs of Centum Learning Limited (Form erly
known as Bharti Learning Sys tem Ltd.). The Ha ll fro m 2 3rd to 25 th Ju ne 2011, Blo c k
orga nizati on c ond uc ted Nationa l Capa city Co nfe ren ce Hall fr om 27t h t o 29 th Jun e,
Agrahat GP Hall from 21st to 23rd July 2011,

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Kanheipur GP Hall from 25th to 27th July 2011 Haladibasanta, Tangi Vidyapitha, Tangi, Govt.
and Tangi Block Conferenc e Hall from 28th to High School, Biswanahakani, Sabitri Devi Girls
30th July 2011 of Tangi-Choudwar Block of High School, Salagoan, Utkalmani Vidya Pitha,
Cuttack district Sri Sri Megheswar High School, Chanc ho,
Sa dhu Su nda r Vidyapi tha , S ala goa n,
PETROLEUM CONSERVATION AND Pa nch aya t High Sc hoo l, Gha nti kha l,
RENEWABLE ENERGY Mahakala bas ta Hig h Sch ool , Madh apu r,
Tulas ipu r Govt . High S cho ol, Go rakaba r,
W om en & Child W e lfare Soc i ety is Acharya Harihar Vidyapitha, Uttamapur, Urali
app ointed as E xterna l Fac u lty t o c ond uct High School, Urali, Sankhatrash Govt. High
different activities on Petroleum Conservation School, Sankhatrash, Jayanti Devi Vidyapitha,
an d R ene wa ble En ger gy thr ou gh You th Mahes hpu r, Sis hub ha rat i High Sc hoo l,
Programm e, Domestic Workshop, Agricultural Telengabazar. Through Essay, Debate, Poster
W orkshop & Kis han Mela by the Petroleum & Quiz Competition. The W inners of thes e
Cons ervation Research Ass ociation(PCRA), com petition s were felicitated w ith Priz e &
Eastern Region, Kolkata under the Ministry of Ce rti fic at e. The m a in obj ect ive o f t he
Petroleum & Natural Gas, Govt. of India, New programm e was to strengthen the youths in
Delhi. This year we organized 15 nos. Youth the society on conservation of Petrol, Diesel
Programm es, 09 nos Dom estic W orkshops, and petroleum product etc. in daily life. Film
10 nos. Agricultural W orks hops and 03 nos shows were also conducted.
Kishan Mela at different places of Cuttack and
Mayurbhanj districts. D om e s ti c Wo r ks ho ps : Th e
Women & Child Welfare Society organized 09
Y ou th Pr og ra m m e : Ou r nos. of Domestic Workshops with Film Show
organization, Women & Child W elfare Society in collaboration with Petroleum Conservation
or gan ize d 1 5 n os . Yo uth Pr ogr am m es in Re sea rch As soc iat ion , E ast ern Re gio n,
collaboration with Petroleum Cons ervation Kolkata to cr eate awareness among women
Research Ass ociation, Kolkatta at different & girls on conservation of LPG Gas, Kerosene
pl ace s l ike- Sid hes war Vi dy a P ith a, etc.at Biswakas turaba, SHG, Angataradiha,

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Tareni SHG, Abhaypur, Brahmani Devi SHG,

Sa pan pur, Gopa lje w S HG, Pa ndu a,
Pilligri m road Mah il a Sa m i ti , P il ig ri m r oa d,
K is ho re na ga r Ha nd l oo m SHG, Mah avee r
S HG, C ha s ap a da , Gay a tr i S HG,
Bi ra ki sh ore pu r an d S ub ud he s wa r Mahi la
Mandal, Banra etc .

Agricultural Workshops :
W omen & Child W elfare Society organized
10 nos. of Agricultural W orks hops in different
plac es of Cuttack and Jagatsinghpur districts
tractor, lift irrigation pum ps, m aintenance of
t ra ct or, p um p, g oo d f ar m i ng h a bi ts e tc .
E xh i bi t io n o n Agr i cu l tu r e p ro du c t a ls o
arranged and the bes t farmers were awarded
with prize and certific ate. from 22nd to 24th
Nove m b e r, 20 11, a t K ar t ike sw ar Ja t ra ,
(Biswanahakani Mahotsava), Biswanahakani,
Tangi, Cuttac k,16th to 18th January 2012 at
Bisol Youth Club, Sanbisol, Mayurbhanj and
from 18th to 29th February,2012 at Pallis hree
Mohalaxm i Club, Kulas am itanga, Cuttack.

CONSUMER AWARENESS
t o c re a te a w ar e ne s s o n Pe t ro l eu m PROGRAMME
Cons ervation in Agric ulture sector at Mahima W om e n & C hi l d W el f ar e S oc i et y
Ashram, Jagats inghpur, Annapurna Farm ers o rg a ni z ed a C on su m er Aw a re n es s
C lu b , Maa B a s u l ei Fa r m e r s Cl u b, Maa Programm e on the theme of Role of Self Help
B ud h ij a gu l ei Fa r m e rs Cl u b, Mah al a xm i Gro up (SHG) in Consum er Mov em ents at
Farm ers Club, Radhamadhab Farm ers Club,
Sw ap nes war B ala ws h ra m , Maa Maha ka li
Farm ers Cl ub, Maa Tam ares war i Farm ers
Club, Aman Panchayat, Am an etc.

K is h an Me l a: W o m e n & Ch il d
W elfare Society, organiz ed 03 nos. of Kishan
Mela to c re ate a war en es s o n Pet ro le um
C on s er va t io n and d is c u s s e d on
Cons ervation of petrol, diesel use of branded
ISI Mark Machinaries, Tips to s ave diesel in

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Mal hasah i, Jobra, Cutt ac k o n 15 th March

2012. Mr. K. P. Krishnan, Vice President, All
Od ish a C on s um er Pro tec tio n Cou nci l,
Mr. Kamala Kanta Kar, Mrs. Minati Bindhani,
General Secr etary, Wom en & Child W elfare
Society, Mr.Banamali Sukla, President, Jobra
Malhasahi attended as honorable guests and
di scu sse d t he aim an d obj ec t ive s o f t he
workshop and highlighted different c onsumer
rights and issues.

GRASS ROOT LEVEL TRAINING

PROGRAMME FOR SELF HELP Manag er, St ate Ba nk of India , Atha gar gh
GROUP MEMBERS Bran ch, Mr. Krus hna Ch andra Sam ant rai,
Tr ain er Mrs . Mina ti Bin dha ni, Ge ner al
Secretary, W omen & Child Welfare Soc iety
et c. att end ed as hon ora ble Gu est s a nd
Re sou rce Pe rso ns . T he 2nd GR LT
Program m e organized at Gram Panchayat
Office, Badamundali, Cuttack on 25th February
2012 Mr. Biswakalyan Das, Branch Manager,
U.Co. Bank, Ram das pur Branch, Godisahi,
Baranga, Mr. Pravash Chandra Mohanty, Ass t.
Manager, Mr. Krushna Chandra Samantrai,
Trainer, Gouranga Ch aran Rout, Reporter,
Sam bad, Mr. Kesh ab C handr a Mahara na,
Pro gram m e Co ordin ator etc. atte nded as
To pr om o te liv eli hoo d opp ort uni tie s a nd Guests and Resource persons. 3rd GR LT
em plo ym e nt c r eat ion in ru ral a rea s a nd Pr ogr am m e o rga niz ed at Ch asa pad a,
facilitate access to Financial and business Choudwar on 26th February 2012, Mr.Bijay
promotion services for the poor through new Kumar Pradhan, Field Officer, Mancheswar
id eas an d i nno vat ion s wit h a s c ali ng up Co ope rat ive B ank, Mr. Pur na Ch and ra
potential in farm , non-farm and m icro finance Bh uin ya, SHG C oor din ato r, Mrs . Mina ti
section W om en & Child W elfare Society in Bindhani, General Secretary, Women & Child
collaboration with National Bank for Agriculture W elfare Society etc.attended as Guest and
and Rural Development( NBARD) organized Resource Persons. 4th GRLT Program m e
04 no s. of Gra s s Ro ot Lev el Tra ini ng or gan ize d a t K ish or ena gar W e ave rs
Programme for Self Help Group Members on Co ope rat ive So cie ty, Ki sho ren aga r,
24 th Feb rua ry,201 2 a t B ira kis hor epu r, Mr. Prasanna Kumar Nath, Deputy Direc tor,
At hag arh . T he Tra in ing Pr ogr am m e w as Textiles , Cuttac k, Mr. Trilochan Swain,CT &
gr aced by Mr. Hru day Ranj an Das , Chi ef EI(Coir Training & Extention Instructor),Coir

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LEGAL AWARENESS AGAINST

ATROCITY ON DALIT WOMEN

W o m en & Chi ld W e lfa re Soc iet y,

Cu tta ck, or gan ize d a L ega l Awar ene s s
discussion on Atrocity on Dalit W omen on 8th
March 2012 on the occ asion of International
W o m en s D ay at Ban ra , B anki, Cut tac k.
Mr.Krushna Chandra Samantarai, Advoc ate,
Mr. Gouranga Charan Nayak, Social Activist,
an d Mr.K esh ab Cha ndr a Maha ran a,
Pro gram m e C oordi nato r, W o m en & Ch ild
Bo ard , B hub ane s wa r, Mr.Pu rna Ch and ra Welfare Society attended as honorable Guests
Bh uin ya, SHG Co ord in ato r, Mrs . Mina ti and disc uss ed on the theme of Human Rights,
Bindhani, General Secretary, Women & Child Legal Rights , Women's Rights, different Law
W e lfar e So cie ty a tten ded as Gues ts a nd against dalit community. Many SHG Members
Resource Persons . All the dignitaries spoke on and Groups participated in the programm e.
aims and objective of the Capacity Building
DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL
ACTIVITIES (JHOTI AND RANGOLI
COMPETITION)

W o m en & Chi ld W e lfa re Soc iet y,

Cu tta ck, c ond uct ed a Jhot i a nd Ra ngo li
Competition at Biswanahakani, Tangi, Cuttac k,
on 25th November 2011, in collaboration with
Di rec tor ate of Cu ltu re, Go vt. of Od is h a,
Bh uba nes wa r. The m a in obj ect ive o f t he
programm e aimed to D evelopment of Cultural

Training, Banking System, Savings, Loan and

Mai ntenanc e of rec or ds, Mar keting
producti on, Ski ll develo pment, and
Sustainability. Partic ipation in different
training programmes etc. on the occasion
of Jhoti c ompetition benef i te d th e
par ti ci pants and th e winner s wer e
encouraged with prizes and c ertific ates.

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Activities both in rural and urban areas. More A Football Tournam ent was organized
than 50 nos. women and girls participated in by Women & Child welfare Society, Cuttack at
th e co m pet itio n. Mrs . Sipr a Malic k , Wa rd Am an Foo tb all Pl ay Gro un d, Am a n,
Member, Mr. Rakes h Das and Mr. Pitambar Phulnakhara, Dist-Cuttack on 26th January,
Nayak, Artist attended as Judges and selected 20 12. To tal 06 no s, of Foo tba ll Tea m s
the winners of the c ompetition. In the prize participated. The final match was held between
giving cerem ony Mr. Prasant Kumar Behera, Nagabali football team and Belgachhia football
Chairman, Tangi-Choudwar Block, Mrs. Minati team. The Nagabali football team defeated the
Bindhani, General Secretary, Women & Child Belgachhia football team. In the prize giving
W elfare Society, Mr. Rama Chandra Behera, ce rem ony Dr. R aje ndr a K um a r S ing h,
Sa rpa nch , Garu dgo an Gra m P anc hayat Chairman, Akash India Group of Companies,
attended as honorable gues ts and distributed Mr. Basant Kumar Pushpalak, Sarpanch, Mrs.
the prizes and certificate to the winners. Minati Bindhani, General Secretary, Women &
Child welfare Society attended as honorable
PROMOTION OF SPORTS AND GAMES guests and distributed the Prizes to the winner
(FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT) team and runners-up team . The programm e
was sponsored by Directorate of Sports and
Youth Services, Odisha, Bhubaneswar and
coordin ated by Maa! Jaydurga Spo rts and
Cultural Ass ociation, Am an.

AWARENESS GENERATION
PROGRAMME FOR RURAL AND
POOR WOMEN

W o m en & Chi ld W e lfa re Soc iet y,

Cu tta ck & Stat e S oci al W el far e B oar d,
Bhubaneswar jointly organized Awarenes s

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W om en Education, W om en Rights etc .

Advocate B. Santoshi attended and discuss ed
about Legal Right, Women & Law, FIR, Right to
Equity, Rig ht to Life, Prosecut ion agains t
Traffiking, Violence against wom en etc. Mrs.
Minati Bindhani discussed about Women Rights,
Rights on property, Hindu Marriage Act. Women
in Custody, FIR, Legal Rights , and als o
discussed Petroleum Cons ervation, Energy
Conservation, How to conserve kerosene and
gas at domestic level and displayed a film on
Petroleum Conservation. Dr. Surendra Nath
Pradhan, Naturopathist & Yoga Guru Sujata
Generation Program me for Rural and Poor Pattnaik attended and demonstrated different
Women at Madan Mohan Community Center,
Malhasahi, Jobra, Cuttac k from 24th March to
31st March 2012. Mr. Banamali Sukla, President,
Malhasahi, Jobra, Cuttack inaugurated, Mr. Kedar
Nath Jena, Advocate & Secretary Federation of
Cons umer Organization, Odis ha, dis cussed
about Consumer Rights, Sale & Purchase of
different goods, Food Adulteration and different
aspects of Cons um er Rights t hrough the
Consumer Protection Council, Consumer Advice
Center etc. Mr. Kamala Kanta Kar, Advocate,
State Legal Aid Servic e Authori ty, Odisha,
discuss ed on Legal Rights, Legal Literacy for
W om en and Law, W om en in c us tody, Mr. Yoga Asanas & discussed different ways of Yoga
Lokanath Kabi, Head Master, Dhabaleswar Vidya & Naturopa thy. Br. Bijay Kum ar Prus ty,
Pitha, Manches war, Cuttac k, attended and Naturopathist and Editor 'Niramaya' attended and
discussed about W om en Em powerm ent, discussed on Natural Life Style & W om en
Empowerm ent. In the closing cerem ony, Dr.
Sangram Keshari Nayak, Princ ipal Scientist,
CRRI (Central Rice Research Institute) Chief
Guest, Mr. Ashok Kum ar Dash, Dist. Youth
Coordinator, Nehru Yuba Kendra Sangathan,
Cuttack, Mr. Bikash Mohapatra, Secretary,
Suprativa, Mr. Subrat Samal, Reporter, 'Sambad',
Mr. Banam ali Sukla, President, Malhas ahi,
Jo bra , Mr. Ana nd Ch. Sa m al , Mah ant a,
Malhas ahi, Job ra, att ende d as Hon orab le
Gu est s. Mr s. Min ati Bi ndh ani , Gen era l,
Sec reta ry P resi ded over the pro gram m e,
Mr Purna Chandra Bhuinya, Sabita Maharana,

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Pr adi p K um a r D as , c oor din ate d t he

programm e. Total 52 Nos of SHG Leaders and
Mem bers partic ipated in the programm e. All
th e p art ici pan ts ' we re di s tr ibu ted wi th
Participation Certificates .

RELIEF DISTRIBUTION
W o m en & Chi ld W e lfa re Soc iet y,
Cut tack and D RM Infras truc t ure P vt. L td.
Bhubanes war distributed Relief Materials at
Kulasarichuan, Bayalis h Mouz a of Cuttack
District, Chakagopalpur and Mahamm edpur of
distributed the Reading Materials, Toys, Bis cuit,
Chocolate etc. to the Orphanage Children.

PARTICIPATION IN 3RD NATIONAL

CONVENTION OF RURAL INSTITUTES
National Counc il of Rural Ins titute’s ,
Hy der aba d o rga niz ed th e 3 rd Nat ion al
Convention of Rural Institutes held at Nehru
Gram Bharathi University, Allahabad from 23rd
to 2 4th Nove m ber 2011. Our organiz a tion
pa rti cip ate d i n t he Pos ter Exhib iti on on
Jajpur district during the Flood in the month of 'Petroleum and Energy Conservation' in Rural
September 2011. W e have distributed reading Areas (Agricultural Sector, Domestic Sector,
m at erials like : Book s , Not e Boo ks , Pe ns, Transport Sector, Climate Change etc). Our
Penc ils, Erasers, Sharpeners , Candles etc. Programm e Coordinator, Mr. Keshab Chandra
and Food materials like - Chuda, Guda, Biscuit, Mah arana parti cipate d in the p rogram m e.
Water Pouch etc. as a token of our concern Poster Exhibits and Leaflets were distributed
for the distressed. for raising awareness.

CELEBRATION OF 'JOY OF GIVING'

WEEK
W o m en & Ch ild we lfa re So cie ty
celebrated the 'Joy of Giving' Week on 8th Oc t.
20 11 at Bi c hi tra nan da Kal yan As hra m ,
Orphanage, Dagarpada, Cuttac k, Dr. Arjun
Kumar Bisw al, Head Mas ter, Tulasipur Govt.
High School and Mrs. Minati Bindhani, General
Se cre tar y, W CW S, Mis s R aja shr ee
Pr iya dar sin i Maha ran a a tte nde d a nd

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