2018-19

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

All India Parivartan Sewa Samiti [AIPSS] is an All India Voluntary Organization, Non-
government, Non-political, Non-profit making and Non-proprietary National Forum. It is well-
organized dedicated group of social workers that have gained professional and practical skills and
knowledge in social work, serving selflessly for the overall development of the all streams of
society. So our aim and objective draw ethical, ideological and practical strength and experience
from the tradition of cherishing and preserving democratic egalitarian culture and ethos. AIPSS is
registered under the Indian Societies Registration Act of 1860 (Registration No. S-43282). It has
been registered and has exemption under, 80G and 12A Acts with Income Tax Department.

AIPSS was formed by the Benevolent, Laborious, Eminent and Educationist persons of the
society, who dedicated to serve the society in terms of various welfare programs in all streams. Only
with its limited resources, AIPSS has been trying hardly in fulfilling its objectives and to integrate,
organize, concretize and democratize the people for the overall development of the welfare state.

Aim of the organization emphasizes on the welfare for women and children, and the aged, as
it is assumed that, they are weaker sections of the society. Youth-oriented programs are also the
target area, as they are the builders of our nation. Even with limited resources, the organization was
able to reach many underprivileged women, children and youth of the society through dedication,
devotion and untiring efforts by involving like-minded professionals.

The vision of AIPSS is to assist the community in and around society to achieve improved
health and socio-economic status. It also aims to facilitate high quality at low cost, health services
for AIDS eradication and community health with active participation of community. The
organization engaged to promote Self Help Groups of women and Consumer Welfare Programs for
their socio-economic development. It is pledged to act in close coordination with the government
and other like-minded NGOs and funding agencies for the development and delivery of services.

Opportunities are provided for the people from the weaker sections of the society,
particularly concentrated on women in leadership, decision-making and self-reliance. Maximum
concentration is being given to women, the economically deprived, exploited, harassed, sexually
abused, tormented people who need more support to survive and in achieving equality. Rural
development, enhancement of standard of living, rehabilitation of depressed classes, women
children, artisans, and the aged are our main objects. Education and economic independence of these
weaker classes are our primary concern.

These aims and objective of our organization are

to bring overall” SAMRIDHI” to our country people by “PARIVARTAN”
after getting “SAHYOG” from the people of our country.

VISION OF AIPSS

Our vision is the overall development of all streams of society resulting in an autonomous
community with improved quality of life, capability acquiring its development barriers having zero
exploitation, poverty and discrimination. It is the plan of AIPSS to realize its vision in phased
manner and it started with mass awareness programs followed by action plan. The samiti aims at
implementing and achieving the maximum result with our maximum eminent effort in the mission
area.
OBJECTIVES OF AIPSS
 The broad objectives of APISS is to enable the under privileged sections of the society
specially in Rural Area to attain in self-reliance in their social and economic development. All India
Parivartan Sewa Samiti’s social mission is to achieve the social empowerment for overall
development of the society.
Social justice and empowerment and capacity building have been promoted all among the
underprivileged sections of society. Since the formation of AIPSS, it has headed, to plan and create
those atmosphere and conditions that enable people, in both rural and urban areas, to become self-
reliant, participative citizens and partners in the larger process of social reconstruction. The major
objections of AIPSS can be summarized as:

A. To provide medical and educational aid to the poor people, especially women, children and
aged.

B. To universalize literacy through formal and informal education.

C. To promote employment and income generation activates by the different means of small
scale industries handloom, handicrafts and petty trading

D. To create awareness among the people on organizational development on legal issues by

promoting grass root level based groups of people in the operational area.

E. To ensure development of infrastructure such as road, electricity, water, communication etc.

within the operational area.

F. To encourage the youth to handle with the changing norms and values of society and to cope
with these changes and there by create a nation of healthy youth in all means.

Recognition and Credibility of the Organization

Past few years, working of the organization was inspected by many higher authorities like Mrs.
Sheila Dikshit, Chief Minister, Government of Delhi and Dr. Yoganand Shastri, Health &
Social Welfare Minister, Local MLA Sh. Ramakant Goswami, Local Councilor Sh,
Tulshiram Sablaniya

Mrs. Sumitra Moza, P.O. and Mrs. Bimla Devi, A.P.O, GRC, Department of Social Welfare,
Govt. of N.C.T. of Delhi, Mrs. Sneh Dutt, APO,GRC, Department of Social Welfare, Govt. of
N.C.T. of Delhi, Mrs. Asha Gandhi, District Officer,West, Department of Social Welfare,
Govt. of N.C.T. of Delhi Director of Social Welfare Department, Mrs. Anshu Garg, APO,
Stree Shakti Cell, Department of Social Welfare, Govt. of N.C.T. of Delhi

Ms. Susmita Roy, Member of National AIDS Control Organization , New Delhi, Mr. L.R.
Ahuja, Finanace Manager, Delhi State AIDS Control Society, Govt of NCT of Delhi.

B. Dutt, H.P.O. M & S E C, Rewari, DC (H) Ministry of Textile, Alim Ansari, Member of
Bihar Bunkar Kallyan Samiti,

Sh. Sohan Kumar Jha, Sr. Director, O/o the Development Comissioner (Handicrafts).
 MAJOR ACTIVITIES DURING THE WORKING YEAR 2018-2019

The major activities performed by “ALL INDIA PARIVARTAN SEWA SAMITI” (AIPSS)
in all over India in this working year can be sum up as follows:

EDUCATION PROGRAMS

It is the real belief that, education is the key for everything in the world and it can be said that
education is the weapon to fight against injustice and inequality. Hence, we believe that education is
the basic thing and is the basic weapon to fight against social abnormalities and also for the social
development. We are running a variety of programs in the field of education so that besides children
we extended our panorama to people of different stages of life.

CRECHES PROGRAM

Early childhood care and nutrition are being provided under the scheme of Balwadis Crèches
and Child Day Care programs. Elementary education along with nutrition supplement is given to the
children within the age group of 0-6 years, to ensure their proper psychomotor development and
social adjustment. In order to make the bright future of child, training for mothers is also being
given to the needy. One crèche at Pandav Nagar in West Delhi are running with the support of
Delhi Social Welfare Board.

Handicraft Sector
BABA SAHEB AMBEDKAR HASTSHILP VIKAS YOJANA [A.H.V.Y.]

A cluster development program was continued in this year which was under ‘Baba Saheb
Ambedkar Hastshilp Vikas Yojana, supported by the DC (H) Govt. of India. It was running at Nayla,
Jaipur, Rajasthan. Under the scheme of AHVY. SHGs are formed from artisans and these groups
will be turned up into producer cooperative group. This program used to aware artisans for regular
saving, theft and credit & credit, inter loaning, income generation and group coordination. This
scheme provides for helping to have access to the various welfare schemes provided by government,
for artisans. During this year One Exhibition, One Catalogue, 30 Tool Kits and Management Cost
was Sanctioned by the DC (H) Govt. of India.

D&TDW

A two months Design & Technical Development Workshop was organized by AIPSS for
Madhubani Paintings craft at Madanpur, Madhubani, Bihar supported by DC (H) Govt. of India.
Total 30 Artisans are benefited for this programme. The programme was visited by Sh. Surender
Mishra, Assistant Director along with officers.

TOOL-KITS Distribution

Total 50 TOOL-KITS Distribution among SC Artisan in Embroidery at Madanpur, Madhubani,

Bihar supported by DC (H) Govt. of India. All Artisan ware Registered with Development
Commissioner (Handicrafts).
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A Handicrafts Technical Training Progranmme was organized at Madanpur, Madhubani, Bihar

supported by DC (H) Govt. of India.. Total 20 Beneficiary was benefited in this programme. After
the Compellation of the Training all beneficiary was received a participation certificate and Artisan I
Card namely “ PEHCHAN” by District Magistrate, Madhubani and a Hand Holding Programme was
also organized after Training and all beneficiary received Tool Kits for Making Madhubani
Paintings. This Training Programme was Inspect by Surender Mishra, Assistant Director, HSC,
Madhubani.

Charkha (Loom) Training Programme

A Training Programme was started at Madanpur, Madhubani, Bihar on the Occasion of Gandhi
Jayanti 150 Years. Total 125 Women ware participated in this training programme of Suit Katai
Training. This is continuous programme.

Article Distribution Programme

Society regular visited and distributed needful item for Study & Sports and daily use item among SC
category BPL family at Madhubani & Darbhanga. Total 54 Family ware benefited. This programme
was managed by Donetion.

Awareness Programme

In this year, AIPSS had organized different programmes to counsel and aware the
Govt. Scheme regarding the SC/ST/OBC, Minorities, Tribal and Disabled importance of care our
aged people. Even if our Government is implementing different welfare schemes for Scheduled
Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC, Minorities, Tribal, Disabled and rural people, this situation is
continuing to be pathetic. Our organization also focuses on schemes of there minorities and rural
people for this social and economic development.

The organization is pledged to bring the vulnerable sections of the society to the main stream
of life. AIPSS is committed to the empowerment of weaker sections especially tribal women and
tribal children in Jharkhand, Utranchal and Rajasthan. The total tribal population of India is about
67.8 million, which contribute 8% of the total population of the country. The tribal students who are
in turn to come to the main stream of development, make hope in the overall modernization of tribes.
Can add name of tribal in which the project intervened.

As tribal people live in forests, they tend to get cut off from the main stream. In spite of the
tribal habitat regions being generally rich in natural and mineral resources, the benefit of their
exploitation seldom accrues to the tribal. The organization has conducted different welfare
programs and awareness programs for tribal. Scheduled tribe girls and boys of different academic
levels constituted the target group of the participatory workshops. Teachers were the facilitators in
all the technical sessions as well as the plenary sessions in order to act as the local interface between
the student participants and the various subject matter specialists in the field of law, health and
education.
OLD AGE RECREATION CENTER

The proportion of elderly population and the percentage that need care, increase with time. In
India as elsewhere ageing has become a social problem because of the fundamental changes taking
place in its social structure from a traditional and pre-industrial social order. The Indian society is
changing into a modern and industrial one. The senior citizens’ social position in terms of family
status and community context is in a state of flux, especially in changing traditional societies and
regions where the influence of globalization and urbanization are accepted.

Nowadays, every society tends to view its retired and ageing population within the structural
and functional constructs, which operates for perpetuation and efficient conduct of that society.
Welfare for the aged is one of the target areas of our organization. As part of various programs
conducting for the welfare of our senior citizens, an Old Age Recreation Center is being run by our
organization which aims to provide for all recreational facilities for the aged at a common place and
provide for all kinds of support for their psycho-social make-up and development. The center
provides additional support to the aged to have better physical and mental health by availing medical
services periodically and provides options to older people who are socially isolated. The center
creates a suitable climate for greater understanding and better social integration between the senior
citizens from different family atmosphere. In short, the Old Age Recreation Center helps seniors
become more independent, socially and economically adjustable with their family members and to
have better integration between the older and younger generations.

OLD AGE DAY CELEBRATION

Every year, the organization celebrates Old Age Day with its volunteers and beneficiaries.
We organize Old Age Day rally, cultural programs, public meeting etc. which aim to spread message
to the public, on the importance of caring our aged people.

DIFFICULTIES FACED

The most significant difficulty, which we had faced through out the year and still facing by
us, is pertaining to funding or financial support. We have had a perpetual crunch of money to
support our various programs. This is precisely the reason why we were hardly able to launch any
long term programs.

FUTURE PLANS

 To Strengthen Developed research and development laboratory set up.

 To disseminate knowledge among rural women about agriculture inputs as to strengthen their
participation in agriculture production and user reclamation.
 Successful completion of the ongoing programs.
 Election arranged for the period of next five years.
 Implementation of all projects sanctioned by Govt.
 Establish a Handicraft Emporium for marketing handicraft products;
And arrange Craft Bazar, Gandhi Shilp Bazar & Sources Show.
 Jan Shikshan Sansthan.
 Micro financing of SHGs.
 To promote Bamboo Artisan in Jharkhand
 To promote water shed and ground water scheme in rural area.
  Fund raising for all branches.
 Working as Technical Agency in the Development of Indian Handicrafts

THE ANNUAL GENERAL BODY MEETING

On 25th July 2019 the President convened the Annual General Body Meeting to assess the
achievement in the year 2018-2019. It passed the agenda for the year 2019-2020. In addition to that,
a proposal was made and unanimously accepted for the setting up of an advisory committee
comprising temporary members appointed by the Executive committee from time to time. They will
look into the aspects of our various activities at the behest of the Executive committee.

The Executive committee chalked out the annual plan of the year 2019-2020 and meeting
adjourned after thanks to the Chairperson.

Sanjiv Kumar Jha

(General Secretary)