Sambhav Social Service Organisation is a non-profit established in 1988 with the goal of promoting equality, opportunity and justice for all. It operates across 11 districts in Madhya Pradesh, focusing on themes like health, education, livelihoods, water and sanitation. It has various ongoing programs supported by funders and has completed many projects in the past with organizations like UNICEF. The organization is registered and recognized by government bodies and has an office and field staff structure led by a governing and advisory board.

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Sambhav Social Service
Organisation
“Equality, Opportunity and Justice for All
Established in 1988

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About
 Goal: “Equality , Opportunity and Justice for All”
 Mission: “Building equitable, democratic and environmentally sustainable
societies”
 Vision: "Striving for sustainable development processes and improvement in the
quality of life of vulnerable people through their organization and capacity
building efforts.”

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Statutory Status
 Registered under MP Societies Registration Act 1979
 80G Exempted
 FCRA Recognized
 12A Recognized

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Policies
 Human Resource Policy
 Financial Management Policy
 Child Protection Policy
 Gender Policy

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Geographical Coverage
Madhya Pradesh
1. Gwalior
2. Shivpuri
3. Sheopur
4. Bhind
5. Morena
6. Datia
7. Tikamgarh
8. Chhatarpur
9. Bhopal
10.Indore
11.Dhar

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Offices/Infrastructure
Head Office, Gwalior Eye Hospital, Shivpuri
Community Radio, Shivpuri Remedial Center, Bhind

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Offices/Infrastructure
Computer Center- Bhind Traininig Center- Gwalior, Rural
Training Center- Gwalior, Rural Remedial Center, Sheopur

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Governing Board
Advisory Board
Director
Finance
Programs
Project Coordinator
Administration
Field Staff

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Governing Board
1. Ms. Khairo Bai, President
2. Dr. Avinash Tiwari, Vice-President
3. Dr. S.K.Singh, Secretary
4. Dr. Rahul Bhadouria, Joint Secretary
5. Ms. Neelam Kulshrestha, Treasurer
6. Ms. Mamta Tomar
7. Ms. Neha Martha

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Advisory Board
 Mr. PV Rajagopal- Policy Advisor
 Ms. Jill Carr Harris- Program Advisor
 Mr. Raghuraj Singh- Administrative Advisor
 Mr. Navin Gupta- Chartered Accountant
 Dr.Anjali Kushwah- Health Advisor
 Adv. Gurudatt Sharma- Legal Advisor

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Thematic Focus
 Health
 Primary Health Care
 Mother and Child Health
 Education
 Computer Education of Girls, Rural
Youth
 Shariya Children
 Women Empowerment
 Bank Credit and Livelihood under Self
Help Group
 Watershed Development
 Water and Sanitation
 Infrastructure Development
 Tribal Development
 Research and Documentation
 Campaign
 Peace and Nonviolence
 Information/Education/Communication
 Community Radio Broadcast
 Climate Change
 Solar Energy
 Plantation
 Conservation of Water

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Current Programs
 Remedial Education and Health Promotion Program (Parivartan), supported by AkzoNobel
India Limited in Malanpur, Bhind.
 Integrated Rural Development Project (ReNew India Initiative), supported By ReNew Power
India Limited, implemented in Sheopur
 Aajeevika, Program on Livelihood supported by Development Alternatives and Ford
Foundation in Shivpuri.
 Self Help Group Bank Linkage Program supported by ICICI Bank Limited.
 Resource Agency under Sarthi for Gwalior , supported by Zee Media Limited
 Information and Communication Hub for Jai Jagat- Global Movement for Peace and Justice
supported by Center for Experiencing Socio-Cultural Interaction

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Glimpses- Education Program
Celebration of Girl Child Day Remedial Education
Painting Competition Computer Education

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Glimpses- Watershed
Pond Construction Roof Top Water Harvesting
Check-Dam Well Deepening

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Glimpses- Water and Sanitation
School Sanitation Unit Training of Masons
Force-Lift Handpump Overflow Tank

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Glimpses- Women Empowerment
Group Meetings Training of Self Help Groups
Livelhood Consultation Micro-Enterprise Promotion

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Glimpses- Promotion of Solar
Energy
School Solar Solution 2 HP Solar Pump- Bagwani
2 HP Soar Pump Bagcha 1 HP Solar Pump Patpara

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Glimpses- Research
Health Survey Facility Survey
Need Assessment Training Baseline Survey

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Glimpses- Health Care
Vision Care Ophthalmic Surgery
Health Camp Old-Age Care

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Completed Projects
 Safe City Initiative on Violence Against Women with Gwalior Municipal Corporation.
 Sabla Program on Violence Against Women with Jana Urban Foundation
 Programs on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene with Water Aid, UN Habitat and Asian Development Bank
 Watershed Development Programs with CAPART, Society for Promotion for Wasteland Development, Rajiv
Gandhi Mission
 Integrated Rural Development and Health Programs with Action Aid, Christian Aid, DFID
 Mother and Child Health Programs with UNICEF, Voluntary Health Association of India, Ministry of Health
and Family Welfare.
 Eye Care Program with Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind, Help Age India.
 HIV/AIDS program with Apollo Tyres Foundations and Transport Corporation of India
 Research projects with United Nations University, World Bank, Department of Science and Technology, Eicher
Group Foundation, UN Habitat, DANLEP

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Awards , Achievement and
Recognition
 National Urban Water Award for Laxmapura Community Toilet, Gwalior
 NGOBOX CSR Award under Women Empowerment Category for program on Violence
Against Women
 16 Open defecation slums in Gwalior
 2 Open defecation panchayats in Vijaypur

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Network and Alliances
 Voluntary Health Association of India
 Right to Food Campaign
 NREGA Consortium
 Community Radio Association
 Amnesty International
 Ekta Parishad
 Jal Jan Jodo Abhiyaan
 Bundelkhand Knowledge Platform
 BRLF Resource Alliance