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A
NGO PROJECT REPORT
ON
SUBMITTED BY
ASHUTOSH SHARMA
ROLL NO-201312248
PGDM COURSE
(2013-15)
ITM BUSINESS SCHOOL
Hunter Road, Opp. APSRTC Tyre Unit, Warangal,
Andhra Pradesh, India - 506 001
Approved by
AICTE, Ministry of HRD,
GOVT of India
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the project work entitled “NGO PROJECT REPORT” submitted to the ITM
B-SCHOOL, Warangal (A.P), is a record of an original work done by me under the guidance of
Mr. P.satish Chandra.
I also declare that the above information given by me is true with best of my knowledge.
Student name: - ASHUTOSH SHARMA
Roll no: - 201312248
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
"Gratitude is the hardest of all emotions to express. There is no word capable of
conveying all that one feels until we reach the world where thoughts can be adequately expressed
in words "Thank you" will have to do."
I did the work as Management Trainee at AMAR JYOTI SCHOOL &
REHABILITATION CENTER, Gwalior for a period of 5th Nov 2013 to 18th Nov 2013.
I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Vivek Tuli (secretary) for his
guidance throughout the project.
Without his support and cooperation I would have failed in my endeavors and targets in
the NGO Project. I take this opportunity to say "Thank You Sir".
It is a great pleasure for me to put on records my appreciation and gratitude towards Mrs.
Sushila dubey (principal of amar Jyoti School) for his valuable support and suggestions for the
improvement and editing of this project report.
Last but not least, I am very thankful to the children of the Amar jyoti for their co-
operation and support.
Preface
“I don’t have sight, I am blind
But I have a vision
Which will not leave me behind
My dreams and aspirations are so strong
That I see my goal clear...
The place where I belong…”
Amar Joyti School & rehabilitation center is the organization which works on the concept of
“making an india which places its person with disability on the same platform as the non-
disabled citizens” Amar jyoti has its main focus on disabled children. It’s tries to provide them
inclusive and integrated education and vocational training, so that they can survive in the world.
At amar jyoti, inclusion is practiced as a developmental project in education. While some of the
educable children with different difficulties are studying together in regular classes, the less
educable are put in special sections in the same campus. These students are socially integrated in
daily assembly, mid – day meals, vocational training, cultural and sports activities.
The holistic approach, followed by the special educators to handle children with disabilities,
prepares and requires them to be involved in multifarious activities throughout the year.
I hope this report should throw light on the necessity of amar jyoti school & rehabilitation center
in India.
CONTENTS
 Introduction
 concept
 objectives
 functions
 target group
 organization
 establishment details
 monitoring
 sponsors
 factsabout amarjyoti
 differentprograms
 achievements
 futureplanning
 my experiences
 amarjyotitrust gallery
 analysis
 bibliography
Introduction
Thirty years ago so many disabled children either mentally challenged or physically challenged
were facing many problems in their survival in the society. As some of them were deaf, some
were visually impaired and some were mentally challenged, they were treated as a separate being
because their need, body language, caring, skills, all is totally different from the normal children.
Some time they became the center of laughing because of their behavior in the society.
All that happened because of lack of appropriate awareness and information among people. As a
result disabled children were feeling separated from the society.
Ray of hope and support-
Amar jyoti charitable trust – organizations that sees ability and talent in disability of children.
This trust started in the year 1981 by DR. Mrs. UMA TULI in DELHI, as a help and support to
the disabled children at a very lower level. Then as the time passed the coverage area of Amar
jyoti had increased. The main objective of the organization is to provide inclusive and integrated
education, vocation training etc. to the disabled children, so that they can survive in the world,
face the challenges of life, without getting interrupted by their disability.
In other word it converts their disability in their ability.
The school has been a pioneer in the field of inclusive education. The path breaking concept of
putting children with and without disability in almost equal numbers is being carried out here
successfully for the last thirty years.
BranchinGwalior
After getting success and providing benefits
to many disabled children of Delhi, amar jyoti had spreaded its wings and opened a branch in
Gwalior – the city of historic places, in the year 1989, named amar jyoti school and rehabilitation
center.
Starting from admission a team of psychologists and special educators work together for
assessment and allocation of classes. The assistive devices are provided as per need.
The non disabled are sensitized to accept and help their peers with mild and moderate disability.
Those who need the special educators ensure their integration in regular classes in the same
premises gradually as per their potential.
Children are encouraged to participate in vocational training, sports & cultural activities which
are a part of the curriculum. The departments of textile designing, stitching, computer, screen
painting and beauty culture have been running smoothly for many years.
The departments of Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy and Orthotic workshop help persons with
disability.
Special section: - There are five special sections for disabled children with special need. They
are put in separate sections only for academic purpose, for all other activities like games, music,
assembly and vocational training they are put together with other children. This interaction raises
their confidence level so much that to some extent they do well in studies also. For academics
also they go to classes for different subject according to their performance.
Towards empowerment:
Vocational training is a part of the school curriculum. the department of taxtile designing,
stitching, computer, screen printing and beauty culture have been smoothly running these courses
for the past several years.
Medical care:
As the organization aim to total rehabilitation of the child, necessary medical services like
physiotherapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy are provided in the premises.
Speech therapy unit handles speech and hearing impaired children of school.
Orthotic workshop:
The department provides orthotic aids and appliances to the physically challenged in the campus.
Children in the school are immensely benefited as they get required support in the premises itself
whenever required.
in its endeavours to strengthen networking with like minded organization, Amar jyoti
collaborated with the rattan jyoti neralaya foundation, Gwalior to start computer training for the
visually impaired at amar jyoti’s Gwalior center.
Amar jyoti has come a long way in its three-decade journey with the help of innumerable
supporters and dedicated members of the entire team.
Concept
To develop an India, which place its persons with disability on the same platform as the non
disabled citizens.
To integrate person with disabilities into the community
its multifarious activities have contributed, in some small measure, towards achieving the
cherished goal with its holistic approach of providing inclusive education, healthcare, skill
training, capacity building courses and enhancing enhancing employment opportunities.
Objectives
To offer comprehensive rehabilitative services: The main objective of Amar jyoti charitable
trust is to provide comprehensive rehabilitative services to the disabled children so that they
Can learn ‘How to survive in the society’ in a practical and effective manner.
To empower and mainstream persons with disabilities: The secondary objective of Amar
jyoti is to provide support to the specially challenged children and person to fight against
disability, and to take their life in the mainstream of better survival.
To develop human resources: By providing inclusive and integrated education the disabled
children, Amar jyoti objects to contribute in the human resource of our country.
FUNCTIONS
To socially integrate the children with mental challenges, with the help of special
education facilities.
To establish education and work opportunities and to make these accessible to the
disabled, through research oriented programmes and supplying aids and assertive devices
To increase the awareness of the problem of disabled through campaign and mass media.
To integrate persons with disabilities in to the community.
To provide facilities to rehabilitate persons with disabilities through Vocational training.
Targetgroup
Persons with disabilities in India:
The Amar jyoti charitable Trust had started with the object of providing necessary help and
support to the disabled children of the country. The main target group of Amar jyoti charitable
trust is “Disabled children and persons in india”
Organization
Recognized middle school working on the principle of inclusive education giving training
in vocational skills, Art & craft, dance, music & Theatre.
Regular workshops and seminars conducted at school. Sports are an integral part of
curriculum.
Centre has medical units in physiotherapy, occupational therapy & speech therapy.
Orthotic workshop distributes aids and appliances to needy people.
Establishment details
Organization name Amar jyoti charitable trust Gwalior
Registrationnumber and date S/12181/1981 (amended on 15.09.2010)
Name ofthe parent
organization
Amar jyoti charitable trust delhi
Name ofthe chairperson Dr. Mrs. Uma Tuli
Complete postal address of
the chairperson
N-192, Greater kailash-I, New delhi- 110048
Name ofthe director Dr. Mrs. Satya Sapra, D-67, Vasant Vihar, Gwalior
Type of organization Voulantary organization
MONITORING
DR. Mrs. UMA TULI
(Founder & Managing secretary)
Amar jyoti charitable trust, Gwalior has to submit its monthly report and annual report to
their founder and managing Secretary Dr. Mrs. Uma Tuli.
All the requirement details related to finance or any other factor are submitted to Dr. Mrs.
Uma Tuli.
Amar jyoti, Gwalior also has to submit the complete details of staff strength, proceedings,
child growth, etc. to the managing secretary.
Sponsors
Nanhikali project - mumbai
International hilsfond [CSP] – germany
Doners
Our Mission & Vision
To provide equal opportunities and full participation to persons with disabilities
Facts about amar jyoti charitable trust
Main center in delhi and branch in Gwalior.
Medical assessment camps are held all over India.
over 30,000 people receive Amar jyoti rehabilitative services each year
Facilitating employment including self employment for persons with disabilities though
the unit.
Interaction with CBR centers in 30 urban slums.
Regular seminars and workshops conducted at school.
Orthotic workshop distributes aids and appliances to needy people.
vocational training is given in tailoring, beauty culture, Art & craft, etc
Differentprograms
Inclusive school
Recognized middle school with inclusive education
Non- formal education
Integrated sports and cultural activities
National institution of open schooling
Academics
centre for teacher’s training in special education
conferences and seminars
Medicalcare
Physiotherapy occupational Therapy
speech therapy
orthotic workshop
Vocationaltraining
computer training
Stitching
Art & craft
Beauty culture
Child guidance center
Education for children with special needs
psychological assessment
behavior modification
guidance and counseling
Follow up of intervention
Socialwork
Orientation and counseling
networking with NGO’S and universities
Achievements
 Two National Awards - for innovative approaches for the rehabilitation of persons with
disability and for creating barrier-free environment for elders and persons with disability.
 PHD Chamber of Commerce Award for Social Welfare.
 U.N. Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific Award for pioneering
achievements in implementation of New Delhi pilot project on the promotion of barrier-free
environments.
 Korean Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities for partnership work on global
challenges for Youth with Disabilities.
 Hong Kong Foundation Award for the best institution rendering rehabilitative services.
 Member of international Abilympic federation.
 Dr. Mrs. Uma tuli has got the “PADMA SHRI” award in 2012 for her valuable contribution in
social service sector.
FUTUREPLANNING
Mr. Vivek tuli (secretary) wants to started some course in Gwalior branch which is offered by
IGNOU so Mr. tuli said to me collect the information about this courses because they are very
useful to disabled or non disabled children.
I have prepair some course table.
 Course information which is offered by IGNOU (indira Gandhi national open
university)
 CFN - (Certificate in Food and Nutrition)
 DECE (Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education)
 DNHE ( Diploma in Nutrition and Health Education)
 CNCC (Certificate in Nutrition and Childcare)
 CHBHC (Certificate in Home Based Health Care)
 BPP ( Bachelor Preparatory Programme)
 Courses Minimum
Duration
Maximum
Duration
Minimum
Age
Maximum
Age
Eligibility Course
Fee
CFN 6 Months 2 Years 18 Years No bar No Formal
Qualification.
Rs.
1,100
DECE 1 Year 4 Years No bar No bar 10+2 or its
equivalent
Rs.
2,000
DNHE 1 Year 4 Years No bar No bar 10+2 or its
equivalent
Rs.
2,000
CNCC 6 Months 2 Years No bar No bar 10+2 or its
equivalent or
BPP from
IGNOU
Rs.
1,500
CHBHC 6 Months 2 Years No bar No bar 10th Pass Rs.
2,000
BPP 6 Months 2 Years 18 Years No bar No formal
qualification
Rs.
1,000
My experiences
Day 1-3:
I visited the amar jyoti school & rehabilitation center, Gwalior and met the principal of
amar Jyoti School Mrs. sushila dubey.
She gave me a brief idea about amar jyoti that how it works, its concept, objective,
project etc.
Mr.vivek tuli secretary of amar jyoti have met me and asked some question about me
and my career plan.then he assigned the task to collect the information about the some
course which is offered by ignou and summit the survey report.
Day 4-6:
Mrs. Sushila dubey take me to the school visit.
Interacted with children of amar Jyoti School.
Taught disciplines to children of 2nd class where all the childrens are normal accept
one.
Day 7-9
Take the motivation class more than 25 children who have the problem of hearing
impairment.
Taught drawing to the selected group of more than 25 children with and without
disability.
Day 10-12:
taught art and craft to the selected group of more then 25 children with and without
disability.
Celebrated the children’s day with the children’s of amar jyoti.
Day 13-15:
Submitted the course information which is assigned me.
Amar jyoti trust gallery
Analysis
After working with Amar jyoti school & rehabilitation center Gwalior, I am very impressed by
the way in which they have organized and control their activities and the organization. I like the
concept of “Making an India”, which places its persons with disability on the same platform as
the non- disabled citizens. As we all know that they always treated as disabled people but they
have extra talents that less people(Who care for them) know about it which influence others so
we have to appreciate that talents and encourage their work so that they will live as a normal life
and live happily without complain.
They really do well and their disability is their “Power” to grow in this hard-hearted world. I
really thanks to god & college for giving me this opportunity to work with them.
They always remember below thought and work with their experience:
Asafalta Ek Chunoti Hai, Swikar Karo.
Kya Kami Rah Gayi, Dekho aur Sudhar Karo.
Jab Tak Na Safal Ho, Nind Chain Se Tyago.
Tum
Sangarsh Karo Maidan Chhor Mat Bhago
Tum
Kuch Kiye Bina Hi Jai Jaikaar Ni Hoti.
Himmat Krne Walo Ki Haar Ni Hoti…
Bibliography
 www.amarjyotirehab.org
 Amar jyoti annual report 2012-13
 Guidelines of Mrs.Sushila Dubey
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Amar jyoti school & rehabilitation center 1

  • 1. A NGO PROJECT REPORT ON SUBMITTED BY ASHUTOSH SHARMA ROLL NO-201312248 PGDM COURSE (2013-15) ITM BUSINESS SCHOOL Hunter Road, Opp. APSRTC Tyre Unit, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, India - 506 001 Approved by AICTE, Ministry of HRD, GOVT of India
  • 2. DECLARATION I hereby declare that the project work entitled “NGO PROJECT REPORT” submitted to the ITM B-SCHOOL, Warangal (A.P), is a record of an original work done by me under the guidance of Mr. P.satish Chandra. I also declare that the above information given by me is true with best of my knowledge. Student name: - ASHUTOSH SHARMA Roll no: - 201312248
  • 3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "Gratitude is the hardest of all emotions to express. There is no word capable of conveying all that one feels until we reach the world where thoughts can be adequately expressed in words "Thank you" will have to do." I did the work as Management Trainee at AMAR JYOTI SCHOOL & REHABILITATION CENTER, Gwalior for a period of 5th Nov 2013 to 18th Nov 2013. I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Vivek Tuli (secretary) for his guidance throughout the project. Without his support and cooperation I would have failed in my endeavors and targets in the NGO Project. I take this opportunity to say "Thank You Sir". It is a great pleasure for me to put on records my appreciation and gratitude towards Mrs. Sushila dubey (principal of amar Jyoti School) for his valuable support and suggestions for the improvement and editing of this project report. Last but not least, I am very thankful to the children of the Amar jyoti for their co- operation and support.
  • 4. Preface “I don’t have sight, I am blind But I have a vision Which will not leave me behind My dreams and aspirations are so strong That I see my goal clear... The place where I belong…” Amar Joyti School & rehabilitation center is the organization which works on the concept of “making an india which places its person with disability on the same platform as the non- disabled citizens” Amar jyoti has its main focus on disabled children. It’s tries to provide them inclusive and integrated education and vocational training, so that they can survive in the world. At amar jyoti, inclusion is practiced as a developmental project in education. While some of the educable children with different difficulties are studying together in regular classes, the less educable are put in special sections in the same campus. These students are socially integrated in daily assembly, mid – day meals, vocational training, cultural and sports activities. The holistic approach, followed by the special educators to handle children with disabilities, prepares and requires them to be involved in multifarious activities throughout the year. I hope this report should throw light on the necessity of amar jyoti school & rehabilitation center in India.
  • 5. CONTENTS  Introduction  concept  objectives  functions  target group  organization  establishment details  monitoring  sponsors  factsabout amarjyoti  differentprograms  achievements  futureplanning  my experiences  amarjyotitrust gallery  analysis  bibliography
  • 6. Introduction Thirty years ago so many disabled children either mentally challenged or physically challenged were facing many problems in their survival in the society. As some of them were deaf, some were visually impaired and some were mentally challenged, they were treated as a separate being because their need, body language, caring, skills, all is totally different from the normal children. Some time they became the center of laughing because of their behavior in the society. All that happened because of lack of appropriate awareness and information among people. As a result disabled children were feeling separated from the society. Ray of hope and support- Amar jyoti charitable trust – organizations that sees ability and talent in disability of children. This trust started in the year 1981 by DR. Mrs. UMA TULI in DELHI, as a help and support to the disabled children at a very lower level. Then as the time passed the coverage area of Amar jyoti had increased. The main objective of the organization is to provide inclusive and integrated education, vocation training etc. to the disabled children, so that they can survive in the world, face the challenges of life, without getting interrupted by their disability. In other word it converts their disability in their ability. The school has been a pioneer in the field of inclusive education. The path breaking concept of putting children with and without disability in almost equal numbers is being carried out here successfully for the last thirty years.
  • 7. BranchinGwalior After getting success and providing benefits to many disabled children of Delhi, amar jyoti had spreaded its wings and opened a branch in Gwalior – the city of historic places, in the year 1989, named amar jyoti school and rehabilitation center. Starting from admission a team of psychologists and special educators work together for assessment and allocation of classes. The assistive devices are provided as per need. The non disabled are sensitized to accept and help their peers with mild and moderate disability. Those who need the special educators ensure their integration in regular classes in the same premises gradually as per their potential. Children are encouraged to participate in vocational training, sports & cultural activities which are a part of the curriculum. The departments of textile designing, stitching, computer, screen painting and beauty culture have been running smoothly for many years. The departments of Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy and Orthotic workshop help persons with disability. Special section: - There are five special sections for disabled children with special need. They are put in separate sections only for academic purpose, for all other activities like games, music, assembly and vocational training they are put together with other children. This interaction raises their confidence level so much that to some extent they do well in studies also. For academics also they go to classes for different subject according to their performance. Towards empowerment:
  • 8. Vocational training is a part of the school curriculum. the department of taxtile designing, stitching, computer, screen printing and beauty culture have been smoothly running these courses for the past several years. Medical care: As the organization aim to total rehabilitation of the child, necessary medical services like physiotherapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy are provided in the premises. Speech therapy unit handles speech and hearing impaired children of school. Orthotic workshop: The department provides orthotic aids and appliances to the physically challenged in the campus. Children in the school are immensely benefited as they get required support in the premises itself whenever required. in its endeavours to strengthen networking with like minded organization, Amar jyoti collaborated with the rattan jyoti neralaya foundation, Gwalior to start computer training for the visually impaired at amar jyoti’s Gwalior center. Amar jyoti has come a long way in its three-decade journey with the help of innumerable supporters and dedicated members of the entire team. Concept
  • 9. To develop an India, which place its persons with disability on the same platform as the non disabled citizens. To integrate person with disabilities into the community its multifarious activities have contributed, in some small measure, towards achieving the cherished goal with its holistic approach of providing inclusive education, healthcare, skill training, capacity building courses and enhancing enhancing employment opportunities. Objectives To offer comprehensive rehabilitative services: The main objective of Amar jyoti charitable trust is to provide comprehensive rehabilitative services to the disabled children so that they Can learn ‘How to survive in the society’ in a practical and effective manner. To empower and mainstream persons with disabilities: The secondary objective of Amar jyoti is to provide support to the specially challenged children and person to fight against disability, and to take their life in the mainstream of better survival. To develop human resources: By providing inclusive and integrated education the disabled children, Amar jyoti objects to contribute in the human resource of our country.
  • 10. FUNCTIONS To socially integrate the children with mental challenges, with the help of special education facilities. To establish education and work opportunities and to make these accessible to the disabled, through research oriented programmes and supplying aids and assertive devices To increase the awareness of the problem of disabled through campaign and mass media. To integrate persons with disabilities in to the community. To provide facilities to rehabilitate persons with disabilities through Vocational training. Targetgroup Persons with disabilities in India: The Amar jyoti charitable Trust had started with the object of providing necessary help and support to the disabled children of the country. The main target group of Amar jyoti charitable trust is “Disabled children and persons in india”
  • 11. Organization Recognized middle school working on the principle of inclusive education giving training in vocational skills, Art & craft, dance, music & Theatre. Regular workshops and seminars conducted at school. Sports are an integral part of curriculum. Centre has medical units in physiotherapy, occupational therapy & speech therapy. Orthotic workshop distributes aids and appliances to needy people. Establishment details Organization name Amar jyoti charitable trust Gwalior Registrationnumber and date S/12181/1981 (amended on 15.09.2010) Name ofthe parent organization Amar jyoti charitable trust delhi Name ofthe chairperson Dr. Mrs. Uma Tuli Complete postal address of the chairperson N-192, Greater kailash-I, New delhi- 110048 Name ofthe director Dr. Mrs. Satya Sapra, D-67, Vasant Vihar, Gwalior Type of organization Voulantary organization MONITORING
  • 12. DR. Mrs. UMA TULI (Founder & Managing secretary) Amar jyoti charitable trust, Gwalior has to submit its monthly report and annual report to their founder and managing Secretary Dr. Mrs. Uma Tuli. All the requirement details related to finance or any other factor are submitted to Dr. Mrs. Uma Tuli. Amar jyoti, Gwalior also has to submit the complete details of staff strength, proceedings, child growth, etc. to the managing secretary.
  • 13. Sponsors Nanhikali project - mumbai International hilsfond [CSP] – germany Doners Our Mission & Vision To provide equal opportunities and full participation to persons with disabilities
  • 14. Facts about amar jyoti charitable trust Main center in delhi and branch in Gwalior. Medical assessment camps are held all over India. over 30,000 people receive Amar jyoti rehabilitative services each year Facilitating employment including self employment for persons with disabilities though the unit. Interaction with CBR centers in 30 urban slums. Regular seminars and workshops conducted at school. Orthotic workshop distributes aids and appliances to needy people. vocational training is given in tailoring, beauty culture, Art & craft, etc
  • 15. Differentprograms Inclusive school Recognized middle school with inclusive education Non- formal education Integrated sports and cultural activities National institution of open schooling Academics centre for teacher’s training in special education conferences and seminars Medicalcare Physiotherapy occupational Therapy speech therapy orthotic workshop Vocationaltraining computer training Stitching Art & craft Beauty culture Child guidance center Education for children with special needs psychological assessment behavior modification guidance and counseling Follow up of intervention Socialwork Orientation and counseling networking with NGO’S and universities
  • 16. Achievements  Two National Awards - for innovative approaches for the rehabilitation of persons with disability and for creating barrier-free environment for elders and persons with disability.  PHD Chamber of Commerce Award for Social Welfare.  U.N. Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific Award for pioneering achievements in implementation of New Delhi pilot project on the promotion of barrier-free environments.  Korean Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities for partnership work on global challenges for Youth with Disabilities.  Hong Kong Foundation Award for the best institution rendering rehabilitative services.  Member of international Abilympic federation.  Dr. Mrs. Uma tuli has got the “PADMA SHRI” award in 2012 for her valuable contribution in social service sector.
  • 17. FUTUREPLANNING Mr. Vivek tuli (secretary) wants to started some course in Gwalior branch which is offered by IGNOU so Mr. tuli said to me collect the information about this courses because they are very useful to disabled or non disabled children. I have prepair some course table.  Course information which is offered by IGNOU (indira Gandhi national open university)  CFN - (Certificate in Food and Nutrition)  DECE (Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education)  DNHE ( Diploma in Nutrition and Health Education)  CNCC (Certificate in Nutrition and Childcare)  CHBHC (Certificate in Home Based Health Care)  BPP ( Bachelor Preparatory Programme)  Courses Minimum Duration Maximum Duration Minimum Age Maximum Age Eligibility Course Fee CFN 6 Months 2 Years 18 Years No bar No Formal Qualification. Rs. 1,100 DECE 1 Year 4 Years No bar No bar 10+2 or its equivalent Rs. 2,000 DNHE 1 Year 4 Years No bar No bar 10+2 or its equivalent Rs. 2,000 CNCC 6 Months 2 Years No bar No bar 10+2 or its equivalent or BPP from IGNOU Rs. 1,500 CHBHC 6 Months 2 Years No bar No bar 10th Pass Rs. 2,000 BPP 6 Months 2 Years 18 Years No bar No formal qualification Rs. 1,000
  • 18. My experiences Day 1-3: I visited the amar jyoti school & rehabilitation center, Gwalior and met the principal of amar Jyoti School Mrs. sushila dubey. She gave me a brief idea about amar jyoti that how it works, its concept, objective, project etc. Mr.vivek tuli secretary of amar jyoti have met me and asked some question about me and my career plan.then he assigned the task to collect the information about the some course which is offered by ignou and summit the survey report. Day 4-6: Mrs. Sushila dubey take me to the school visit. Interacted with children of amar Jyoti School. Taught disciplines to children of 2nd class where all the childrens are normal accept one.
  • 19. Day 7-9 Take the motivation class more than 25 children who have the problem of hearing impairment. Taught drawing to the selected group of more than 25 children with and without disability. Day 10-12: taught art and craft to the selected group of more then 25 children with and without disability. Celebrated the children’s day with the children’s of amar jyoti. Day 13-15: Submitted the course information which is assigned me.
  • 20. Amar jyoti trust gallery
  • 21. Analysis After working with Amar jyoti school & rehabilitation center Gwalior, I am very impressed by the way in which they have organized and control their activities and the organization. I like the concept of “Making an India”, which places its persons with disability on the same platform as the non- disabled citizens. As we all know that they always treated as disabled people but they have extra talents that less people(Who care for them) know about it which influence others so we have to appreciate that talents and encourage their work so that they will live as a normal life and live happily without complain. They really do well and their disability is their “Power” to grow in this hard-hearted world. I really thanks to god & college for giving me this opportunity to work with them. They always remember below thought and work with their experience: Asafalta Ek Chunoti Hai, Swikar Karo. Kya Kami Rah Gayi, Dekho aur Sudhar Karo. Jab Tak Na Safal Ho, Nind Chain Se Tyago. Tum Sangarsh Karo Maidan Chhor Mat Bhago Tum Kuch Kiye Bina Hi Jai Jaikaar Ni Hoti. Himmat Krne Walo Ki Haar Ni Hoti…
  • 22. Bibliography  www.amarjyotirehab.org  Amar jyoti annual report 2012-13  Guidelines of Mrs.Sushila Dubey