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SAMPARC - SOCIAL ACTION FOR MANPOWER CREATION

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  www.samparc.org
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SAMPARC – Social Action for Manpower Creation
Founded in 1990, SAMPARC is a nationally recognized NGO committed to the care, education, and empowerment of orphaned, needy, and disadvantaged children, as well as the upliftment of marginalized rural and tribal communities.

Our licensed children’s homes across Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and West Bengal provide a safe, nurturing environment with quality education, nutritious food, healthcare, and emotional support, enabling children to lead dignified and independent lives.

Beyond child care, SAMPARC runs schools, vocational training centers, and ITI-level skill development programs to equip rural and tribal youth with employable skills. Our community health projects deliver preventive and curative medical services to underserved villages, while our rural and tribal development initiatives focus on women’s empowerment, livelihood promotion, and educational access for the most vulnerable.

Over the last 35 years, SAMPARC has transformed thousands of lives, helping children and youth become confident, educated, and self-reliant citizens. Through the Tata Mumbai Marathon, we invite compassionate individuals and organizations to join hands with us in shaping brighter futures and building stronger communities.

Appeal

We seek your support to provide Quality Education to 350 orphaned, poor, and needy children living in SAMPARC’s licensed children’s homes – Balgram Bhaje, Balgram Shel-Pimpalgaon, Balgram Poynad, Bal Asha Ghar, and the Senior Boys Hostel, Malavli.

These children come from vulnerable backgrounds, many with no family support. At SAMPARC, we ensure they grow up in a safe, caring environment with access to the education they deserve. Funds raised through the Tata Mumbai Marathon will directly contribute to their school education, including school fees, books, stationery, uniforms, and essential learning materials.

Your generosity will not just cover costs – it will unlock opportunities, build confidence, and give each child the tools to dream big and achieve their potential. Every contribution is an investment in shaping responsible, educated citizens who can break the cycle of poverty and create a brighter future for themselves and their communities.

Together, we can turn their hopes into reality. Join us in this mission – because every child deserves the gift of education.

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Fund Utilization in 2025

Total funds raised in 2025 - INR 1912000
Project NameSupport for Rural and Tribal Underprivileged Children in 100 Villages of Mulshi & adjoining Blocks of Pune District.
Amount Utilized (INR)1912000
Project DescriptionProject Description

During 2024–25, funds ,were utilized to implement high-impact educational, skill development, tribal empowerment, and infrastructure projects across Pune and Raigad districts, Maharashtra.

Education Support:

Enrolled and supported over 1,700 rural and tribal children across Zilla Parishad schools, SAMPARC Bhambarde School, and SAMPARC Lily English Medium School & Junior College.

Provided school fees, uniforms, books, digital learning access, and academic support.

Enabled 75 orphaned and needy youth to pursue higher education, with several securing employment.

Skill Development & Tribal Development:

Trained 658 rural and tribal youth in ITI, vocational, and digital literacy courses, achieving a 94% pass rate and 92% employment/self-employment rate.

Supported 80 tribal families with sustainable livelihood initiatives, increasing average income by 32%.

Facilitated 484 essential identity documents and linked 405 beneficiaries to key government schemes.

Infrastructure Development:

Advanced construction of a new 8-classroom building for Lily English Medium School & Junior College, benefitting 320 students from rural communities.

The interventions collectively enhanced educational access, employability, livelihood security, and community empowerment, ensuring long-term positive impact.
LocationsPune > Maharashtra (MH)
CausesEducation & youth opportunity > Improving quality of school education
Beneficiary GroupChildren,Tribal community
Beneficiary DescriptionIn 2024–25, support directly benefited over 2,800 individuals across Pune and Raigad districts, with measurable improvements in education, skills, livelihoods, and community empowerment. Education (Ages 6–18): 1,755 children (928 boys, 827 girls) from rural and tribal communities received quality education, school materials, and academic support through Zilla Parishad Schools, SAMPARC Bhambarde School, and SAMPARC Lily English Medium School & Junior College. Attendance rates improved up to 89.79%; academic performance in English, Maths, and overall results showed consistent upward trends. 75 orphaned/needy youth (ages 18–22; 41 girls, 34 boys) pursued higher education; 7 secured employment in sectors like commerce, science, and nursing. Skill Development (Ages 16–25): 658 youth (385 male, 273 female) trained in ITI, vocational, and digital literacy courses; achieved 94% pass rate and 92% placement/self-employment with average earnings of ₹15,065/month.
ImpactThe support during 2024–25 created measurable and lasting change in the lives of rural, tribal, and underprivileged communities across Pune and Raigad districts.

Education: Over 1,700 children gained uninterrupted access to quality education, with improved attendance (up to 89.79%) and academic performance across partner schools. 75 orphaned and needy youth pursued higher education, with several securing jobs in reputed organizations.

Skill Development: 658 rural and tribal youth received industry-aligned training, achieving a 94% pass rate and 92% job/self-employment placement, earning an average monthly income of ₹15,065.

Livelihoods: 80 tribal families increased household incomes by an average of 32%, enhancing economic resilience.

Government Linkages: 484 identity documents issued and 405 beneficiaries connected to welfare schemes, improving access to healthcare, housing, and financial inclusion.

Infrastructure: A new 8-classroom building for Lily English Medium School is under construction, set to benefit 320 rural students from the 2025–26 academic year.

These interventions have strengthened education, employability, and community empowerment, breaking cycles of poverty and building sustainable futures.
Activities Conducted
NoActivity / Item / BeneficiariesQuantity / Number, if applicable
1 Education Support – Schools, Hostels, Junior College & Higher Education 1830
2 Skill Development & Tribal Development Project 1547

Fund Utilization in 2023

Total funds raised in 2023 - INR 1464000
Project NameSupport for Rural and Tribal Underprivileged Children in 100 Villages of Mulshi & adjoining Blocks of Pune District.
Amount Utilized (INR)1464000
Project DescriptionThe project locations is based in Mulshi, Velhe, Maval, & Bhor Block of Pune District, having project monitoring & implementing offices at Bhambarde, Ambavane, Paud, Mutha & Velhe villages, covering tribal Katkari families residing in interior of Sahyadri Valley, located in outskirts of Grampanchayat hamlets in the villages.
LocationsPune > Maharashtra (MH)
CausesEducation ,Income ,Health ,Health > De-addiction
Beneficiary GroupChildren,Tribal community
Beneficiary DescriptionSAMPARC is working for Tribal Communities including children, women and men
ImpactEDUCATION:
• SAMPARC is initiating the project since 2014, SAMPARC Team accomplished 100% target as assured in the proposal. Today 853 children- 698 Katkari children are enrolled in 56 Z.P primary Schools, 137 children are enrolled in the SAMPARC School and hostel at Bhambarde, 4 children are enrolled in ITI trade in Mulshi and 14 students are enrolled in Graduation course under tribal higher education support.
LIVELIHOOD:
• Every quarter, we collect the income generated status from the stakeholders supported for livelihood activities, after analysis, we found the income has increased up to 27.10% from their pervious income.
DOCUMENTATION
• During this year, we received documents as follows: 58 Aadhar Cards, 107 new bank accounts, 194 Pan cards, 92 caste certificates, 26 ration cards, 55 voter cards and 36 e-shram cards from tribal beneficiaries.
GOVT LINKAGES
• Beneficiaries have received the benefits of government schemes like 2 Sanjay Gandhi Niradhar Yojna, 9 Matrutv Vandana Yojna, 132 Students Scholarships, and Tribal Govt Schemes under NB budget 367 and 1 Sukanya Yojna scheme.

Activities Conducted
NoActivity / Item / BeneficiariesQuantity / Number, if applicable
1 EDUCATION • SAMPARC is initiating the project since 2014, SAMPARC Team accomplished 100% target as assured in the proposal. Today 853 children- 698 Katkari children are enrolled in 56 Z.P primary Schools, 137 children are enrolled in the SAMPARC School and hostel at Bhambarde, 4 children are enrolled in ITI trade in Mulshi and 14 students are enrolled in Graduation course under tribal higher education support.
2 LIVELIHOOD • Every quarter, we collect the income generated status from the stakeholders supported for livelihood activities, after analysis, we found the income has increased up to 27.10% from their pervious income.
3 DOCUMENTATION • During this year, we received documents as follows: 58 Aadhar Cards, 107 new bank accounts, 194 Pan cards, 92 caste certificates, 26 ration cards, 55 voter cards and 36 e-shram cards from tribal beneficiaries.
4 Governments Schemes Linkage • Beneficiaries have received the benefits of government schemes like 2 Sanjay Gandhi Niradhar Yojna, 9 Matrutv Vandana Yojna, 132 Students Scholarships, and Tribal Govt Schemes under NB budget 367 and 1 Sukanya Yojna scheme.
5 Health & Deaddiction Camp • We organized 42 health camps in our project location and at tribal hamlets, from which 1432 tribal individuals benefited. The doctor provided the medicine and explained the importance of cleanliness & hygiene for their families. De-addiction camp has helped tribal youths and individual to control their addiction.
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