community development centre progress report 2019

We (CDC) are happy to pre-sent progress report for the year 2019. The organization has been successfully com-pleted one more year to work with vulnerable section of the society. Our different projects and program strengthening people for im-proving their own life. As our livelihood project reaches for more than 450 tribal families directly and another 500 fami-lies indirectly. The livelihood around tiger reserve or pro-tected forest area is a crucial issue for tribal communities, the project is being successful on integration of conservation and livelihood in this area. It is more important to work small initiatives to save our world in changing climate.

Health is another important issue where we are intensive-ly involved with ensuring good health services and communi-ty is able to access the health services, As organization is working on malaria, malnutri-tion, immunization etc. The organization’s project on

health also empowering rural people for access of health services and awareness on various health issues i.e. sani-tation, use of toilets, safe drinking water and how com-munity treat malnutrition at the community level.

All these program which or-ganization carrying out, this could not be impactful with-out community participation and ownership of the commu-nity. This is our strength, where we involve every person of the communi-ty, our success is this where we actively in-volve community from planning to implement the program, There is many stories of success. As CDC has completed five successful year of works with elected women representatives of Baihar block of Balaghat district. These 276 elected women representatives of pan-chayat have effectively worked on various social

issues and development of their own village or pancha-yat. These women represent-atives continue working on very sensitive issues i.e. wom-en safety, children’s safety, making of children register at the panchayat to address the problem of missing and traf-ficking in the area. CDC has successfully implemented program with community participation.

Development initiatives . . .

New initiatives - MTB-MLE & URJA help Desk CDC was involved on effec-tively implement of ECCE policy in AWC, this year new partnership with NEG-Fire has started to work on Moth-er Tongue Based– Multilingual Education in two Sankul of Baihar Block of Balaghat dis-trict. This program in being implementing in 80 Govt. schools and 76 Anganwadi centers. With this another

initiative with MP Police de-partment, CDC is supporting department for community out reach and mobilization for effective implementation of URJA HELP DESK, this is initiative of MP Police depart-ment, which gives opportunity to women, who are in prob-lem, women can access the services of URJA Help Desk to resolve the problem, CDC

is working in Waraseoni, Lalburra, Khairlanji, Kirnapur, Baihar and Katangi block and supporting to URJA HELP DESK. Under this program SHAKTI Samiti has been formed in each block, which will help women and stop crime against women.

Memorandum to Local MLA by Women

Progress Report 2019

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Livelihood 2

EMBED project 4

EWR Leadership 6

Childline 7

Utkarsh Vidhyalay 8

MTB-MLE 9

Other program 10

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

BHASHA EVAM POSHAN

BHASHA evam POSHAN is our new initiative with SPANDAN and MADH-YANCHAL Forum, this campaign is being con-ducting with BAIGA com-munity for empowering community towards their language (Dialect), tradi-tion and culture with focusing their food diver-sity. Due to various rea-son the BAIGA in situa-tion to lost their many knowledge. We are trying to conserve.

Community Development

Centre

Each of the beneficiary has been tracked and we made continue follow up for learning assessment and organize the pro-gram for community.

In the project, we focused on skill and knowledge building and behavior change of the community. It is im-portant to know the project benefi-ciaries not very nicely literate and most of are illiterate. We used adult learning tools in all training and capacity building initiatives. Each training has been conducted in twice and thrice and as per need and after assess-ment of commu-nity knowledge.

The project sustainable livelihood around protected forest area has been completed five years of implementa-tion with 300+ tribal families, third and final phase of the project has been started from April 2019.

The project has becomes very suc-cessful project of the organization in ensuring sustainable livelihood of tribal (Gond and Baiga) community. There are many stories of the tribal families who have been ensured their family income through various project activi-ties i.e. Horticulture crop, paddy culti-vation,

Through the project we have collect-ed more than 40 varieties of tradition-al paddy seeds and intensifying these seeds to own and control. In 2019 the farmers have intensify 4 types of Pad-dy seed. JEERAPHUL one of the local variety of paddy seed, this seed has been intensified nicely and now this seed is available with more than 100

farmers, they do not need to purchase from anywhere. Project has promoted farmers to adopt SRI technique for paddy cultivation. Through this tech-nique our families now nicely learnt the process of SRI and taking good production of rice. The project bene-ficiaries becoming expert on using of SRI technique. Through the various and continue trainings more than 200 farmers has been train on SRI techniques, there is 50% women who has been train. After making to efforts in last five years this has been es-tablished with in the community. Now our project beneficiaries shar-ing their experiences to other famers,

their neighbor and also relatives from different village. They proudly sharing their experiences, i.e. Budhram says that he has been increase paddy culti-vation area using SRI techniques from 1 kg. paddy to 50 kg paddy seeds. And he proudly sharing that his production has been increased, It is also im-portant to know, the these produc-

tion are organic. No chemical or harmful pesticides using in their crop. The farmers have learnt about organic compost manure, which they prepare in own house and using in their cultivation. Which they understand that they are playing role to keep their land fertile and their part for keeping the world sustainable.

Various skill and knowledge building in project

Project: Sustainable Livelihood [Supported by PHF]

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PROGRESS REPORT 2019

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20

270

126

297 Training on Composting in 2018‐19

No. of Trg No. of Part.

6 10 2

12

79

138

70

128

Training on SRI in 2018‐19

No. of Trg. No. of Per.

67 81

195

26 29

203

5 6 3 2 3 6

Strengthening Kisan Panchayat

No. of Ppt. No. of Trg.

12 15 13 10 14 2

147

180 170

224

183

105

Vegetables Training in 2018 & 19

No. of Trg No. of Person

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understand the cause of malnutrition among tribal community. After discus-sion at various level this program has

been planned and implemented with community. The POSHAN BAADI has been introduced with specific design and knowledge and how this could be useful for family. Poshan Badi has being started in circle design and

with specific variety of vegetables and time table for sowing also fixed, which is in alternate days, to get the fresh vegetables in all the days. This has been discussed widely with community to use vegetable at home in priority and when the production is enough than they can market the vegetable products. We primarily focus to house with pregnant and lactating women, children with malnutrition. We have very good example of good POSHAN BAADI.

In last three years one important initi-ative has been introduced to the pro-ject beneficiaries. Malnutrition is one big socio health problem in tribal community, due to changing in food pattern, un availability of vari-ous vegetables, food grain and food supplement through forest. It has been ob-served and nicely

In the project, we focused to invite experts of horticulture and agriculture, Each project benefi-ciary has been visited by subject expert during his crop cultivation. Through the regular follow up and support to targeted families, now they have become expert on culti-vation of Turmeric and Potato and also ginger. All these crop has been established among the fami-lies and we do expect that they will continue with these crop, because they are getting more cash income through cultivation of ginger, turmeric and potato cultivation. It has been seen that there are more than 200 farmers family comes under in category “A” and rest of the families are in category “B”. This category has been developed by project staffs with some indicators to assess the change in the life of targeted com-munity.

been observed that there is more govt. schemes now online and we train community how to access these program.

In the year 2019 the project has mobi-lize more than 2cr from different Govt. development schemes for pro-ject beneficiaries, Through the MNREGA many small pond, water storage tank, open well has been con-structed. 5 solar pump has been mobi-lized for people of Baiga community. Kisan Panchayat is now becoming more strengthen to mobilize develop-ment program and schemes from different departments. We have train youths to support their families for tapping of different program. This has

Socio change among targeted families : POSHAN BAADI

Project : Livelihood [Supported by PHF

Convergence with Govt. scheme

POSHAN BAADI is very u

seful

initiative for families for figh

ting

with malnutrition.

Poshan Baadi Design

tive, this tool is being used in community, schools, hostels, to provide information and knowledge on malaria, its causes and how to control malaria and make village malaria free.

CDC always innovating new tools and technique and interactive material for IEC at the rural tribal area. In this project we have develop game of snake and ladder, this is a group game which is very interactive and informa-

Elimination of Mosquito Borne En-demic Disease (EMBED), this project is being implement in Baihar, Birsa and Paraswada block of Balaghat district. The project focused on malaria prone area of the block. Village were identi-fied where there malaria was found in previous year. This is collaborative program of FHI, Govt. of India / MP. The major project activities as fol-lows ;

1. Gram Choupal

2. IEC activities in community

3. Support in LLIN distribution

4. Support for IRS

5. Capacity building of ASHA

6. Coordination among village institutions for malaria free village.

Innovation in Project : IEC through Snake & Ladder

Project : EMBED [Supported by FHI]


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Activities conducted during the year

Project : EMBED [Supported by FHI]

School CHOUPAL with youths and children by BCCF (Behavior Change Communication Facilitator)

S. No. Name Of Ac vity Number

1 Gram Choupal 1607

2 Source Reduc on 406

3 Community Drives 52

4 VHND (Par cipa on and Facilita on) 187

5 PRI Members Mee ng 31

6 Gram Sabha 26

7 School Drawing Compe on 14

8 School Children Orienta on 60

9 School Children Snake Ladder Game 15

10 Asha Orienta on 375

11 Ojha Orienta on 93

12 RHCP Orienta on 54

13 Workshop, Larva Survey organised with Govt Officials at Balahgaht 1

14 World Malaria Day Workshop 1

15 Support For Homeopathi Madecine Distribu on 23 ( Village )

16 Support For DASTAK ABHIYAN 20 ( Village )

Oil Filming , Drainage ,Open Pit filling

Oil treatment Dried Filled Pits

145 41 8

User of Replants in targeted villages

Coil User Fast card User Fire

electric Repellent User

1886 502 8710 90

EWR’s understand about malnutrition causes and this year they have promoted families for developing POSHAN BAADI, who have mal-nourished child or pregnant or lactating women. 232 families were involved to grow leafy vegetables and consumption at home through Poshan Baadi, The EWR mobilze seeds from Agriculture department and also collected and distributed local seeds also. Poshan Baadi initiated by 9 Sarpanch, 4 Up Sarpanch and 73 Panch at their own home and after that they have promoted to families of pregnant women (48 families) Lactating mother (44 families) and families who have malnourished child (54 families)

CDC is completing of five year to work with The Hunger Project, The journey with THP and EWR (Elected Women Representatives of Panchayat) is really encouraging. In this five year cycle the federation of EWR’s has been empowered nicely. The women feels strong and with full of confi-dence. 5 years ago when the project was started there was problem with communicate with EWR. They were hesitating to share their views, thoughts and feelings but now there are many women leaders emerged in federation who can lead in their own panchayat and community. This year the process again starts, to establish them as leader and to promote more potential leaders for next coming Panchayat election process. These women have done very effective works in their panchayat and in differ-ent areas of social development, they have playing very effective role to ensure social security and schemes

and program implementation in their own panchayat and village, they are focusing to sit together and prepare of plan and they understand importance of gram sabha. Most important being a Panch they have initiated more and more work in their ward. They have

constructed toi-

lets, ensured wages payment of MNREGA, effective implementation of Govt. schemes i.e. PM AWAS, CC Roads, AWC Buiilding, Ensured prop-er operation of PDS shops etc. They feel strong now.

EWR’s initiatives to work on Malnutrition through POSHAN BAADI

Project : (SWEEP) Strengthening Women Empowerment in Electoral Process [Supported by THP]

Project activities during the year


Potential Leader Workshop

9 4

73

48

44

54

POSHAN BAADI By EWR

Sarpanch

UP Sarpanch

Panch

Pregnant Women

Lactating Women

Child with malnutrition

Activity No. No. of EWR Participates Details

Potential Leaders 06 286

Federation Meeting 01 54

Block Interface with Govt. 01 25

SWEEP Activities 30 201

EWR Meeting at Panchayat 116 757 25 Panchayats

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CDC has got an opportunity to scale up program in Bichhiya Block of Mandla district, The Hunger Project has start support to this SWEEP Cam-paign in Bichhiya Block, This program has been started in the month of May 2019 with very specific activities. In this project we are targeting 30 Pan-chayat’s. Baseline and data collection has been started in first two years and after completion of panchayat profil-ing, Panchayat level activities has been initiated. During this period in this block also workshop for potential women leaders also organize, SWEEP activities, rally, information stall also organized in Haat Baazar for making people aware on electoral process of the Panchayat. Slogan writing and dif-ferent awareness activities conducted. It has been observed that there is very much interest among women for par-ticipating in Panchayat election pro-cess. Through this program they be-come aware and thinking about own

candidature with out any family pres-sure or promotion. This will be im-portant to see how many women will come forward and play effective role in all election process of Panchayat.

Activities in Project, Supported by THP

Project : SWEEP in Bichhiya (Mandla) [Supported by THP]

Wall writing by Volunteer

Women’s Meeting in Bichhiya Block

Women Meeting Information Stall SWEEP Meeting

CHILDLINE (1098) is now becoming very known toll free number for chil-dren’s. Awareness increasing on this number this has been proven. Every month the CHILDLINE Balaghat han-dling around 30 to 35 cases. We have reaching different pockets of the dis-trict not only city. Balaghat has 10 blocks and we are conducting out-reach activities in all 10 block. CHILD-LINE Balaghat is now visible and peo-ple knowing the role of Childline. With the good co-operation of district administration and allied system, we are provided various services to chil-dren’s who are in need. Childline Balaghat has been shifted very equipped office and CDC provides good facilities to the childline team, different kind of IEC activities has been carried out by the Childline

team, In the last one years we have reached around 34 thousand of com-munity members through our activi-ties i.e. Open House, Childline Se Dosti Abhiyan, Activities in school, Hostel, Police station and direct reach to home to home visits. Balaghat is one of the source district for child traffick-ing, we are con-tinue trying to aware people for children’s safety. In the tribal block i.e. Baihar, Birsa we have initiated with the participa-tion of community

to prepare CHILD Register at the Panchayat level, This register will be maintain by Panchayat to keep the details about all the children 0-18 age of the village. Because there is no

system at the village level where there such kind of information available. We are tar-geting 5 Panchayat at this stage to prepare CHILD Register, this register will be updated by community and deep involvement of PRI representatives to keep and update the data. This register contains details of every child and keeping the infor-mation about what and

Childline Cases during the year Jan 19 to Dec 19

Project: CHILDLINE (1098) [Supported by CIF / GOI]

Out reach activities by CHILDLINE Balaghat


Child line activity at College

Activity with AWW Activity with College Students

24

1

1

7

1

4

12

91

6

32

20

7 Education

Fun call

Home study

Restoration

Run Away

Corporal Punishment

Medical

Missing

Parent Asking Help

Sexual Abuse

Sheltor

Un classified

20

7

8

23

4 7

1

9

2

29

6 2 1 Sheltor

Un classified

Protection from Abuse

Sposorship

Child Marriage

Other

Addiction

Child lost & Found

Conflict with law

Trafficking

Beggary

Emotionsl G& S

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School run by CDC in small village called GARHI since last 2004. As the school is not profit making status. We provides different opportunity to stu-dents for learning and express them-selves. This year there was 10 stu-dents in class 10th and all have passed with good percentage, five of students obtained more than 80%, Which shows the hard work of school staffs.

The UTKARSH Vidhyalaya serves for local children’s, there is majority of ST students, who comes from different villages, and their local dialect is Gon-di, We decided to teach the students in their own mother tongue for KG 1 to class 2nd, School has started to work on developing TLM in local lan-guage than state language Hindi and finally we go to English. This year An-nual function also organize in the month of Feb.2019, This event called BAAL MAHOTSAVA, Also one day Picnic also organize with CHILDLINE Team in Balaghat, There was lots of

extra curriculum activities during the year.

CDC has commit-ted to provide good environment and opportunity to stu-dents. We are fo-cusing on various skills of the students i.e. communication, leadership etc. through various activities in the school.

The school has got a project from India Foundation of Art to work on Gondi language through involving community and students. This program will be implement by the school with around 10 village and document, develop the learning mate-rial on local dialects. The management

is very interested to provide more and more skill and trainings to teachers, every month there is sessions on vari-ous issues for teachers. We have developed teachers stilled on different area. Now our teach-ers are more skilled, With very less resources we are trying to pro-vide very good opportunity and learning environ-ment to our stu-dents. The school

is committed to provide value based education to all our students.

Students under RTE

Utkarsh Vidhyalaya

BAAL MAHOTSAVA 2019

Outdoor classes for science and math

Utkarsh Vidhyalaya is c

ommitted

to implement RTE in school, we

do not disclose student

s identity

who enrolled under RTE

Class Girls Boys Total

LKG 06 06 12

UKG 08 07 15

1st 10 02 12

2nd 01 05 06

3rd 02 04 06

4th 05 01 06

5th 01 01 02

6th 02 02 04

7th 03 01 04

Total 38 29 67

Primary Education is one of the more prioritize and core issue of the organi-zation. There is lots of problem in this sector, everyone is aware about edu-cation in tribal area, Where there school exist but lots of concerns about good education, learning capaci-ties and many more, one another issue is retention of children in school. Dropout and some more issues in education at primary level. It has been experienced that, in past few years Govt. has also concern about all these issues and trying to work. In tribal areas schools exists but there is no other facilities for teachers i.e. no housing facility available for teacher, poor communication or transporta-tion facilities etc.

All of these there is one major hurdle for children’s of tribal community, which is language. Everyone using mother tongue at home and commu-nity level. The child coming to the

school with his communication lan-guage, in our context the mother tongue is GONDI, this language is very simple and many of the words coming from different other dialects i.e. Chhattisgarhi, Khadi boli, and sometime there is English word also. When a child of 6 year old, come to school, teacher and other’s using state language HINDI, than the struggle starts with children. Language is one big hurdle for a child to learn and understand proper. The child could not imagine and communicate

in Hindi because he do not knowing the most of the word, therefor the child is in fearing, shying and hesitates to communicate. The project MOR GAON KE ESKUL will be work on MTB-MLE Mother Tongue Based Mul-tilingual Education. In partnership with NEG-FIRE this project will works with Gond community and NEG has al-

ready developed few TLM and oth-er learning materi-al which will be used in the project and focus on An-ganwadi and 1st and 2nd class stu-dents. Most im-portant, mobilizing local community for primary educa-tion, CDC will works with SMC,MC, VEC

and community leaders.

SMC (School Management Commit-tee) has been formed as per Govt. rules in project villages with the sup-port of teachers. After formation of SMC, 3 round training has been con-ducted by the organization on rules, role and responsibilities and most important, during the training, each SMC has develop an action plan for their school, and what they have vi-sion to develop the school. This train-ing has been facilitated in participatory ways.

Project Reach

Project: Mor Gaon Ke Eskul [Supported by NEG– FIRE]

SMC Training


SMC Members after training

Project Mor Gaon Ke Eskul

SMC

66

PS

53 MS

16

MC

76 1051 AWC

76 Teachers

152

Student MS

1231

Student in PS

1953

Village

41

PRI

16

Children AWC

1051

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India is very young country in terms of population, innovation and many more, there is very important to in-volve youths for empower democracy of our country in positive manner. The project implement in Bhopal with more than 200 college going students. These students were involved on vari-ous activities, i.e. SWEEP Campaign during general election with the slogan of Achchhe ko Chuno, Sachche ko Chuno. These youth were mobilized more youths to use their voting rights and also various issues like child rights. Through the Nukkad Natak and street plays and message given on child rights and protection of children’s. A strong network of youth has been creat-ed. Their capacity has been built in such a manner that they have be-come conscious of their rights and duties. A space like youngshala has

been created where youth come not just to spend time but to dialogue on nu-merous issues. A library has also been set up at youngshala to help youth in a number of ways right from preparing for competitive exam-inations to under-standing social development.

sively on raising of awareness on climate change and information share on what should be our role to keep this world sustainable.

As we observed that due to man made disaster occur in Kerala last year, we at CDC decided to support people of Kerla. The staff of the CDC has contributed and send to the Chief Minister Fund along with this Utkarsh Vidhyalaya Students also collected clothes, biscuits and household things and send these items to Kerla. This was very unfortunate and we have to learn from all these calamities. Be-cause most of problem related to nature is due to human being. We at CDC decided to work more inten-

Teacher’s training

Youth participation in Democracy (Supported by GGF)

Kerla Relief (small support for rebuilding Kerla)

In 2019 there was 0000 choupal has been conducted in 000 villages and 000 person

attended the CHOUPAL

Kerla Flood in 2018

Executive Committee as on 31st March 2019

Credibility Alliance Norms compliance


IDENTITY

We are registered as a non profit making organization under society registration act 1973 [article44] Registration No. JB 6524 on 04/01/2003

MoA and AoA are available on request.

We are registered u/s 12A of Income Tax Act. 1961 and registered under 80 G

Organization registered under FCRA

Name & Address of Main Bankers

State Bank of India, Subhash Chouk Branch, Station Road, Balaghat 481 001

Bank of Maharashtra, Main Road, Balaghat M.P. 481 001

Name & Address of Auditor

M/S. Pramod Bothra firms, Charted Accountant, Ground Floor, Dhanraj Complex, Balaghat MP

VISION and MISSION

"CDC visualizes a society in which peace, justice and equality prevail and wherein all citizens irre-

spective of caste, creed, language and religion live in peace and communal harmony. CDC also envisages a society where the poor, the marginalized and the under privileged have equal oppor-

tunity for their involvement in the development process which is value based and sustainable and also have an appropriate environment to develop their fullest potential."

"CDC actively supports and works towards a just and sustainable society by creating conditions

for meaningful and disciplined involvement of all people and their organizations, in the develop-

ment process which is based on macro approach and involves networking of the organizations at various appropriate levels.”

Name Age Sex Posi on on Board

Occupa on Area of Competency Mee ngs a ended

Mr. Sanjay Mishra 43 M President Professional Social Development 4/4

Ms. Rubina Shah 43 F Vice President Professional Women Empowerment 4/4

Mr. Ameen Charles 48 M Secretary Social Work Social Development 4/4

Jini Nikita Dass 31 F Joint Secretary Professional Rural Development 4/4

Mr. Rajkumar Sahu 48 M Treasurer Farmer Agriculture 4/4

Mr. Abhishek 33 M Exe. Member Business Business 4/4

Ms. Sunita Khalko 43 F Exe. Member Housewife House Wife 4/4

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Financial Statement 2018-19

Legal Compliance

Future Plan

Annual Return’s Firms & Society : 03.02.2019 FCRA : 03.08.2019 ITR : 26/09/2019 EPF Facility started from April 19

CDC met four times in FY 2018-19 on 03 Feb.19 , 26 June 19, 5 Sept. 19 and 7 Nov19, Minutes of the meeting documented and circulated,

A Board rotation Policy exists and is practiced

The board approves programme, budgets, annual activity reports and audited financial statement . The Board ensures the organization’s compliance with laws and regulations.

Receipt Payment Purpose

11200673.00 11200673.00 Projects on

Malaria

Livelihood

Conservation

Education

Women Empow-erment

Govt. Grant Trust or Foundation Donation, Own Re-sources, Individual,

Members Fee

1198565.00 6753590.00 101991.00

ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY

No remuneration, sitting fees or any other forms has been paid since incep-tion of the organization, to any Board member.

The following reimburse-ment have been made to board members.

Travel for attending board meetings : NIL

Local Travel all staffs : Rs. 50239.00

Remunerations of 5 highest paid staff members

Rs. 16500-p.m., Rs. 13000-p.m. Rs. 8000.00

Lowest remuneration to staff

Rs. 6500-p.m. Rs. 6000-p.m.

No national or international travel cost provided to any board member

Remuneration to staffs > Rs.5000 : 05

Rs. 5000 to 10000 : 28

CDC members has planned in scale up of livelihood project in protected for area, currently organization work-ing directly with more than 450 household, which we to scale up to 2000 households.

Ambulance service need to be start in rural tribal area, mainly Garhi region, Govt. ambulance service 108 is available but many time they not served. Other private vehicles charging very high. No proper referral services available in this area.

There is need to construct training and office at Garhi. Land is available with near by School building, Two train-ing hall, library and office is require to construct for better delivery of program, also staff rooms need to be develop in Garhi.

CHILDLINE

Women Empowerment

Community Development Centre is dedicated to Children and we focus on over-

all development of a CHILD, Each of the program of CDC for the Children. We

works directly or indirectly for children. As our livelihood project strengthen the

family income, when the family income increase the direct benefits goes to chil-

dren, They are getting good cloths, good food, good education and good envi-

ronment for own development. Our other projects i.e. women leadership, this

project also supports children’s development, If an EWR works on construction

of toilets the children’s getting the facilities, Women are very much concerned

about child safely not only girls but also boys. The are working on safe pancha-

yat, making of child register.

CDC invites individual donor, volunteer to support our small initiatives for mak-

ing a world for children. The next decade is dedicated to Children and organiza-

tion will focus on children and adolescents for their overall development, with-

out any kind of discrimination. We are very happy to say that every year we

are reaching more than 50 thousand’s of children through our various program

and project.

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Opposite Maharishi Vidhya Mandir, Near Lodhi Hostel, Bhatera

Balaghat MP 481001

Phone: +917632-292003 Cell: +91 9425822228

E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.cdcmp.org.in

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