they lost their only son ,now take care of Orphans

Home for Destitute Children/Elders at Donje

This project was conceived with the idea to rekindle the grand parents/grand children bondage which has gone for a toss in the modern nuclear family system. Destitute elders shunned by their kin are owned and accepted by them.They also happily partake in all the Social activities organized by them !

Smt. Kausalya Karad Rural Hospital at Donje

To provide medical attention to the needy patients in and around the area, Smt. Kausalyabai Karad Gramin Rugnalay has been started with the aid of generous donation from Dr. Sunil Karad, Director, MIT...

Many villages in and around Donje lack a primary health care centre. This prompted them to start a primary health care centre in the form of a Rural Hospital. They provide free medical treatment including medicines to farm workers and tribals of these villages. The hospital is equipped with two examination rooms, two wards with 3 beds each, an operation theater, Labour room, drug store and other facilities like pantry etc. Besides basic medical aid the doctors are experienced to treat patients who suffer from heat stroke, dehydration, etc.

So far they have extended this free medical facility to more than 1500 patients and the hospital has become a support for more than 30000 villagers who are assured of primary health care. The X-ray & ECG facility at the centre is the only one available for these villagers.

Vocational Training Centre at Donje

The children of "Apala Ghar" have been trained in making flat files and paper bags. the Trust decided to enlarge this facility to accommodate other children and women, from the nearby rural areas, .

The vocational training centre is equipped to train the children in various activities like Carry bags and flat file making, Dhoop manufacturing, Herbal Phenyl making, Book binding, Disposable containers/plates/bowls made out of aluminium foiled sheets, Offset printing etc. They are extending these training facilities to other rural below poverty level children and women free of cost. Trainees coming from distant rural areas are provided food and accommodation free of cost during the training.

Some of the socially and economically backward women trained by there in stitching and embroidery work have successfully started their own income generating activity. So far more than 400 women and 100 children from backward areas have benefited by the training.

Centre for Destitute Children at Warje

This centre provides shelter, food and education to economically backward parent-less children, who are housed at two locations, Warje and Donje. The children attend regular schools affiliated to Maharashtra State Board for Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. Children are being trained in various vocations like stitching, printing, handicraft, carpentry, electrical wireman etc. Various social activities are organized at this centre which inculcates social, moral and cultural values in the children

Mobile Medicare Unit (MMU)

Our MMU, launched on 15 July 2013, visits remote villages to offer FREE medical treatment. The MMU is equipped with battery operated ECG machine, portable oxygen cylinder, IV facility and their MMU, launched on 15 July 2013, visits remote villages to offer FREE medical treatment. The vllages visited by the MMU are in such areas where there are no motorable roads and in some cases no electricity also. Since these villages have no primary health centre, the tribals and farm workers have to travel about 10 Kms for any medical assistance and they have no public transport facilities.

The MMU is equipped with battery operated ECG machine, portable oxygen cylinder, IV facility and medicines. The MMU is managed by a doctor, nurse/assistant and a driver.

Presently they are covering 6 villages and are planning to increase it to 12 shortly. On an average they attend to more than 100 patients every day. All their facilities in the MMU including medicines are FREE for the patients.

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