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NATIONAL
SOCIETY FOR EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE HANDICAPPED
SYNERGIZING ABILITIES TO CREATE A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE Registration No:
F-1743GBBSD/1969
Vision: WE WANT MUMBAI - RATHER INDIA - TO BE A SOCIETY WHERE ANY FORM OF OF DISABILITY (PHYSICAL, MENTAL) SHOULD NOT BE A HINDRANCE FOR GROWTH AND INDEPENDENCE IN LIFE. Mission: To create comprehensive rehabilitation opportunities for the differently-abled persons so as to facilitate integration into the mainstream of society, and to enrich the life of differently-abled persons as well as the interfacing individuals and community. Services: PREVENTION OF DISABILITIES BY EDUCATION, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, PLACEMENT, SOCIALIZATION, ADVOCACY, AWARENESS Impact: IN 2004, 23 MULTIPLE DISABLED CHILDREN UNDER EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAME; 10 DEAF CHILDREN UNDER INTEGRATED EDUCATION PROGRAMME: 182 IN ALL CATEGORIES OF DISABILITY FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND EDUCATION; PREVENTION OF DISABILITY, POPULATION OF 30,000. History: 1968 - the beginning:
Dr. Nosher Antia, a well known surgeon and philontropist, conceived the idea of forming an umbrella organization, for all categories of disabled, with a view to support the concept of equal opportunities for them. The late Mr. Vijay Merchant - Legendary Cricketer, Industrialist and philanthropist - concurred with the views of Dr. Antia, and placed the proposal before a group of eminent people and NASEOH was born. The Constitution of NASEOH.National Society for Equal Opportunities for the Handicapped India - was drafted by Capt.H.J.M. Desai, on 27th September, 1968, and NASEOH was formally founded on 9th December 1968. 1983 - a milestone: In 1983, Government of Maharashtra, decided to present NASEOH with Three acres of land, in the suburbs of Mumbai. This was a result of the relentless effort and pursuit of Mrs. Nama Bhat, former Executive Secretary & Director General ( who served NASEOH for more than two decades) and her team members. A 64,000 square feet, disabled-friendly facility, amidst lush green environment, in Chembur - a Mumbai suburb - is the core operating center, of one of India's foremost NGO's. The place symbolizes determination, synchronized with harmony, in the form of committed minds inside and, ambience outside. Projects/Achievements: 20 LAKH PEOPLE HAVE BEEN COVERED SINCE INCEPTION, HEPATITIS-B IMMUNIZATION PROGRAME FOR BMC SCHOOLS AND SLUMS, ADVANCEMENT OF SOCIO ECONOMIC REHABILIIZATION IN AHMEDNAGAR DIST., EYECARE PROJECT IN BMC SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES What is it that you do exactly for a beneficiary?: education and cpacity building for the disabled How can you work with others?: by networking on common issues, incl. rights of disabled, rights of child. People can visit us and be sensitized? We can give a talk of 15-20 minutes to a Rotary Club. Financials: yearly budget: Rs. NINETY LAKHS Revenue Sources: 13% FROM GOVT.OF MAHARASHTRA, REST FROM NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL DONORS. Corporates can adopt us! THE ANNUAL FUNDING NEED WOULD BE Rs. 60 LAKHS Organization: full time: 26 part time : No volunteers: 20 Help Needed: Volunteers: yes Donations-in-kind: yes Services: no Advisors / Mentors: yes Jobs Available: no Donation possibilities: RS. 1000 PER MONTH PER CHILD. Contact Details: National Society for Equal Opportunities for the Handicapped (NASEOH) POSTAL COLONY ROAD CHEMBUR, MUMBAI 400071 Phone: 25220224 (9.30 to 5.30) Fax: 25220225 email: naseoh@bom7.vsnl.net.in Trustees: Mrs. Hansabeh
Mehta - President; Mr. S. R. Khanpurkar, Secretary; Mr. K. Balasubramanian,
Secretary
Do see Mangala's story on www.naseoh.org under news..pressclips.
NASEOH - NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
FOR THE HANDICAPPED, Chembur, Mumbai.
contact: Ms. Balachandra, Dir. General; 25220224 // Anandan
Nair, Co-ordinator 989292466 // naseoh@vsnl.com
NASEOH focuses on making the disabled self-reliant. To that
end, it is involved with education, vocational training,
finding employment, providing aids/appliances, prevention
activities, medical treatment, spreading awareness,
organising sports, and giving recognition, for physically-
and mentally-challenged children and adults.
One can help in several ways:
a) To reach the unreached: NASEOH focuses
on urban and rural areas e.g. it has adopted 5 slums in
Mumbai and 3 tehsils in Ahmednagar. So do refer the disabled
to its various services.
b) Early Intervention Program for Children
- It would like to establish a model for Community Level
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