Social Action for Manpower Creation (SAMPARC)

Child Development-

SAMPARC is running 6 Children’s Homes in India- 4 Children’s Homes in the State of Maharashtra 4, 1 Children’s Home in West Bengal, and 1 Children’s Home in Rajasthan. Orphans, needy and underprivileged children, Children of commercial sex workers, and Children of convicts receive admission with the order from the District Child Welfare Committee of the respective State Government. Through the program, SAMPARC brings up these children, provides a nutritious, balanced diet, physical and mental healthcare & well-being, school education, Value Education and Life Skills, inculcating Aptitude and attitude towards Sports & extra-curricular activities in a homely environment through care and social protection. All the initiatives aim to provide these children with a dignified life and help them establish themselves in the mainstream of society. At present, around 410 children are being supported via orphanages across India. Over 16,000 children have been directly impacted via orphanages run by SAMPARC across India. 3,282 children have been successfully rehabilitated.

Education Development-

Schools & Jr. Colleges-SAMPARC runs 2 Schools & Junior Colleges and 1 Hostel to make education accessible to rural and tribal underprivileged children.

SAMPARC runs SAMPARC Gramin Vidya Vikas Kendra (School & Jr. College) in Mulshi Block of Pune District. The school is from the 5th to 12th standard and imparts quality school education to 300 students.  The school provides a hostel facility for 249 students. The school also encourages children in sports and computer education in the school as a tool to develop confidence in children.

SAMPARC runs Lily English Medium School & Jr. College, Maval block, District Pune. The English Medium school from Nursery to 12th standard has 579 rural underprivileged students. The school emphasises English, Mathematics, and science subjects as parameters of improvement. The school has a fully equipped Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and computer lab to encourage children to build practical knowledge.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUPPORT PROGRAM -WEST BENGAL, UTTAR PRADESH & RAJASTHAN

Under the Community Education Support Program, SAMPARC provides Education Support to Poor and Needy Children of underprivileged communities of the Society. Children are provided with all Education Stationery items to motivate them to attend school regularly. The Teaching Staff in each Centre helps the Children in their studies and also follows up on their attendance in School and Educational Progress. 600 children are supported under this Program in West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh & Rajasthan.

Skill Development-

SAMPARC intends to develop skills in rural youths and School Dropouts of Poor Rural Communities by providing them with Vocational and Industrial Training in different trades. Under this program, SAMPARC runs one Centre village Malavli, Pune, Maharashtra where more than 700 students pass out every year, and another Centre at Village Namapur, Badagaon, Dist. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh where more than 150 students pass out every year.

90% of the youth are successfully employed/have started their entrepreneurial journey over the last five years.

Tribal Development-

SAMPARC works for Rural & Tribal people to empower them with suitable livelihood-earning opportunities in Mulshi, Velha, Maval & Bhor Blocks of Dist. Pune, Maharashtra. The target Beneficiaries are helped to get their documentation completed (like an Aadhaar card, Ration card, Bank account, caste certificate, and voter ID) and linked to different Government schemes so that they can avail of different government-provided facilities. Tribal families are being supported under the livelihood program to grow their family income and reduce migration, and they live a standard, dignified life. Under the Tribal development program, SAMPARC also supports 945 tribal children for education from 68 Zilla Parishad schools in Mulshi, Velha, Maval & Bhor Blocks. This program is conducted to prevent school dropouts, stop child marriage, and guide them to remain in the mainstream of society.

Intangible benefits include higher standards of living and socio-economic development of the tribal communities

Women Empowerment

Since 1992, SAMPARC has been working for the upliftment of Rural Women of Maval Taluka, District Pune, by imparting various Training Programs to enhance their Capacity, create Awareness about Various Schemes of the Government and rights of Women, and conducting income-generation programs for Rural Women, which have helped them to become Independent. SAMPARC started the concept of a Self-Help Group (SHG), and subsequently, a Registered Co-operative Society was formed. 1206 women are shareholders of the Registered Co-Operative Society. To strengthen SHG women, Dashturi Trainings for capacity building are conducted for Women by expert trainers.

SAMPARC Family Counselling Centre-

SAMPARC Family Counselling Centre is recognised under the Maharashtra State Women’s Commission. The main aim of the SAMPARC Family Counselling Centre at Malavli is to create Awareness about Domestic Violence, Women’s Rights & other issues related to women & their respective families. This Centre functions as a service/resource provider to cater to women’s domestic problems.  Every year, 30 to 35 cases are registered in the Centre, and the Counsellor provides all support as per the Case.

Community Health

SAMPARC runs a rural Medical Centre at Malavli in Maval, Pune, with OPD, IPD, Dental, Vision Care, Pediatric, and Dermatology. SAMPARC also runs Two Medical Mobile clinics in the surrounding 35 villages of Maval block to provide basic health care and medication to the 35000 rural people every year.  SAMPARC also organises various health camps to provide specialized medical facilities to rural people.

VISION

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

MISSION

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

OBJECTIVES

Rehabilitation, Care and Education of -

Orphans, children of sex workers, children whose parents are serving imprisonment & needy disadvantaged rural children.

• Rural Community Development - 
• – Vocational education for rural school dropouts
• – School & hostel for rural & tribal children
• – Educational support for rural community children
• – Promoting community health education (water, sanitation, & preventive health care measures)
• – Agriculture, water harvesting & animal husbandry program
• – Women empowerment through Self Help Groups & income generation program.
• – Empowering community people for social security, skill & providing training on leadership development.