This document summarizes the rural development programs of BMCWS over the past 10 years across 91 villages with a population of 350,000. Key programs include: - Operating 3 low-cost hospitals with a total of 225 beds - Running cancer and convalescent homes for 110 patients - Providing affordable childcare for 875 kids - Implementing health, education, vocational training, and environmental programs - Developing innovative, low-cost, modular, and scalable programs

2. 3 Low cost Hospitals.
75 beds.
Cancer patient convalescent
homes. 110 patients.
Affordable & professional Crèches.
875 kids.
Rural Development program
91 villages.350, 000 population.
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3. Tilak
Hospital.
Worli,
Mumbai.
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40 beds,
Ultra
modern,
Low cost
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4. Rajgurunagar rural hospital.
30 bed low cost modern hospital.
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9. Rural development program of
BMCWS
Review of last 10 yrs.
Low cost, comprehensive, Innovative,
modular and scalable program.

10. Program design.
Comprehensive,Low cost,Innovative,Moduler&Scalable.
• 91 villages…350,000 population.
• Health and Hygiene.(on site ANC,PNC,Mobile dispensary, Advocacy)
• Education.(dry education to interesting and involving and interactive one)
• Vocational training.(door step teaching method, Use of modern
technology)
• Meaningful Environment.(Reverse Risk Mitigation, Non materialistic)

11. Rajgurunagar rural hospital.
30 bed low cost modern hospital.
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12. Rural Education -- Present Status.
• Dilapidated Infrastructure-many schools are not habitable 24/7.
• Very very dry education not able to generate interest in students.
• Apathy of parents- parents do not visualise a different future after
education, hence do not encourage students to go to school.
• Majority of parents use school as safe crèche till their hands are
worthy of work with them.
• Demotivated teachers.(remote areas, no teaching aids, low
attendance)
• Burden of training of ever changing education system on teachers.
• Burden of non academic work on teachers.(used as a floating staff by
Govt. for census, elections and many more duties.)

13. Converted 173 ZP schools to Digital schools
with E Learning Facilities (Oct.2013).
Rs.5000/-contribution by villagers.
Rural Schools
Advanced
Digital Platform
18500
primary students
2500
secondary students
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15. Fun schools--Renovation and attractive painting of
15 Tribal schools.
Bhisamba Koye Jaidwadi school.
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20. Parenteral Involvement in Child
Education Is the biggest
achievement.
‘ZERO 'Dropout rate achieved.
25-30% improvement in Learning abilities all across the
subjects.
Assessment done in association with PRATHAM.
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21. Self defence Yoga and Meditation classes for
all schools (Mobile Teacher Concept).
In association with Rajgurunagar Karate and Tequando association.
Association with different organisation helps give best education and reduces the cost
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22. Extremely low BMI of tribal kids is very worrying.
Nutritional support to 850 tribal kids over last 3 yrs. Has
improved the situation.
Rs.4/day,Rs.100/Month and Rs.1000/year per child.
Small is Big!!! Allows everyone to participate actively.

23. Nutritional support to 850 tribal students.
Every-day From 2016.
Average BMI
of tribal kids
alarmingly
low.(11-12).
Minimal
intake
between two
mid day
meals.
We support
them with
Breakfast to
fill in the gap.
Teachers
support
wholeheartedly
In this program
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24. Distribution of education material.
Govt.has given schools, We provide study material.
Walking a Last Mile with the Govt.
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25. Creation of play grounds, providing playing material.
Walking a Last Mile with the Govt.
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26. Computer training on wheels.
Van with 6 computers and 6 smart phones.
Tribal boy trained as driver cum trainer.
In last 8 months, trained 600 students from 12 villages

27. Science exhibition by Rural students .
since 2014.
65 schools participated with 150 experiments.
Tribal schools were most innovative in approach.
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28. Facilitation of education.
Distribution 100 cycles to girls and boys.
Students walk 4-6 KM
Every day to attend
Secondary schools
Major Reason for
High dropout rate,
Parents discourage
daughters.
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29. Drawing competitions.
For kids, parents and teachers
350 students, 25 parents and 10 teachers participated this year.
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30. Parents and Teachers expression
on some of relevant & nagging problems..
Govt decision to close schools with less students. Gender inequality and sensitisation.
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31. Elocution competition for Rural schools.
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32. Rangoli & Mehendi training to all girls.
Excellent livelihood skill ..many in sustaining business.
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33. Additional classroom in Vetale tribal school to
accommodate 6&7th standards in village only.
30 students were saved
from
walking difficult terrain.
(8 Km. every day)
Will certainly encourage
the education process.
More children will
complete secondary
education
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34. Motivational workshop for teachers.
Teachers need constant motivation!
Pat on back ……….
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35. Summer camp for Rural kids. From 2007.
350 kids for 30 days,9am.to 3pm.
Efforts to make holistic development of child.
Myth logically exposure to all form of arts is development
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36. Solar energy to 85 schools.
School committee(villagers) contributed
Rs.5000/per village.
Participatory program to solve the nagging
problem of unpaid electricity bills.

37. Health and Hygiene.
• Regular village visits by our medical van.(Nurses, Doctors ).
• ANC &PNC, OPD with medicines for common illnesses.
• Yearly medical check-up of all school children.
• Nutritional support to 850 tribal students everyday for last 3 yrs.
• Advocacy eligible couples.
• Gender sensitisation and sex education for students along with parents.
• Menstrual hygiene along with supply of cost effective Sanitary napkins.
• Regular Medical camps.

38. Community activities----Advocacy ,mobile dispensary
exposure for our trainee nurses in community medicine
Medical check-up camps.
Ante natal examinations
Post natal examinations
School medical check-ups.
Nutritional support to 1000 tribal
kids.
Deworming tablets to all students
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39. Lectures on Menstrual Hygiene and Sex Education
by trained nurses for all high schools.
Mothers are invited to attend along with daughters.
Mandatory for dialogue to continue later at home!!!!
Only by
invitation
from
school principal
and parents.

40. Water supply Schemes to tribal villages. Villagers participate
with digging well and burying pipe line.
we provide pump, pipe line and storage facility kanhewadi and Kaman
villages completed. vetale is ongoing. 20 more to be done.

41. Livelihood schemes.
Vocational training for rural population.
3500 students passed MSCIT with Rs.1000/subsidy/student.(Govt. approved
computer Employable computing skills.)
100 students completed Hardware&networking course of CMC.
All girl students trained in Rangoli Mehendi.Many are entrepreneurs now.
3500 ladies from 60 villages trained in Complete SEWING (Full subsidy)
300 girls passed out as Trained Dai(Nursing Assistant).

42. Reverse Risk Mitigation non materialistic way
Planting 5 fruit trees in backyard of BPL families

43. In Drought these plants still will give some income to
family.
A RAY OF HOPE FOR SURVIVAL.
Survival rate is very high(70%) due to ownership.
5 plants in 400 houses till now.

45. Tailoring classes trained 3500 ladies from 60 villages.
Classes in their village with 100% subsidy.
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46. Computer lab with 30 computers.
3400 students passed MSCIT examination.
Subsidy of Rs1000/per student
Advanced Lab
With
generator Backup.
Hands-on
training for
best education .
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47. Dai training (nursing assistant) school.
Trained 300 rural girls With use of advanced technology.
computer education & personality development
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48. Rural Incubation Centre… An innovative concept!!!!
(INFRA,REACH &GOODWILL)
Ashish Sawant Deshmukh G.D.Art. 25 Yrs.
A boy from a small village of Saigaon.
Enterprising student he heard about our school
painting project. Approached his teacher Shri
Sandeep Jadhav for recommending his name. and
saga started.
Painted 15 Rural schools in last 3 yrs. as he was
completing his graduation.
Established a company “UNITART”.now employs 15
artists.
Executed diff projects in all metro cities.
A successful entrepreneur INCUBATED by NGO

49. Incubation for a talented rural boy to develop his
school painting business.
Provided him a business opportunity by giving work to
transform rural schools into child friendly fun schools.
Today he is an entrepreneur with 15 friends working
with him in his own company.
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50. Sanitary napkin making machine for tribal women!!!
Rural entrepreneurship program.
Rural Incubation Centre… An innovative concept!!!!
(INFRA,REACH &GOODWILL)
Tribal women
Trained to make
sanitary napkins
on machine.
95%Biodegradable
Marketing along with
our lecture series
on menstrual hygiene
in all villages.
Rs.20 for 8 Napkins.

51. Kalam Kaushal.. an enterprise by Tiss Student
with 20 tailoring trained ladies.
infrastructure(Skilling,place &equipment for 4 Yrs,’0’Cost.).
now well established & shifted to own premises.
Rural Incubation Centre… An innovative concept!!!!
(SKILLING ,INFRA,REACH &GOODWILL)

52. Reverse Risk mitigation (non Materialistic).
Plantation of 5 Fruit trees in backyard of BPL families.
We provide
tree guards,
Manure
Pesticides
for 3 years.
65-780% survival

53. Water Supply Schemes for 3 Tribal Villages.
Participatory Program
Villagers dig the well, Dig trenches to burry pipeline.
We Provide Pump, Pipes and storage Tanks.
Women Committee collects Rs.50/house/month as
sustenance charges.
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54. Solar Power for 80 schools.
A Participatory program.Rs5000/school.
Rs10/child/month Sustenance charges
• Perpetual Problem of UNPAID Light Bills. Lack/delayed grants.
• Break in Continuity of Education.
• Underutilised resources like E Learning.
• 300 watt system to support 2 LED lights,2 fans & E learning set.
• Public Personal Partnership. An INNOVATIVE PPP concept.
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55. 15 more schools to be painted.
All schools have shown a willingness to
contribute 50% of expenses.
Biggest Achievements of the School Programs…
Demand Generation and Change in Behaviour pattern.
Now they want best and are ready to contribute!!!!!!!!

56. Self Help only way to
Augment honour and self esteem.
Once accepted……..
We expect development rate to go up substantially
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57. Life laughs at you when you are unhappy!!
Life Smiles at you when you are happy!!!
Life salutes you when you make others happy!!!

58. Life laughs at you when you are unhappy!!
Life Smiles at you when you are happy!!!
Life salutes you when you make others happy!!!