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Self Employed Workers Association Kendra Ngo In Sundargarh Orissa

Self Employed Workers Association Kendra Ngo Information

Self Employed Workers Association Kendra Non Governmental Organization is located in Sundargarh ORISSA .

Registration Details

Registered With Registrar of Societies
Type of NGO Registered Societies (Non-Government)
Registration No IGR Regd No 21907-85
Copy of Registration Certificate Available
Copy of Pan Card Available
Act name Societies Registration Act 1860
City of Registration Sundargarh
State of Registration ORISSA
Date of Registration 15-05-1995

Foreign Contribution Regulation Act [FRCA] Registered? Yes

FRCA Registartion Number: 105070045

Self Employed Workers Association Kendra NGO Organization Members

NameDesignationPanAadhaar
AMIYA KANTA NAIKChairmanAvailableAvailable
PRADEEP KUMAR BRAHMASecretaryAvailableAvailable
RAJ KUMAR DEHERIVice ChairmanAvailableAvailable
NILAMBAR UPADHYAYBoard MemberAvailableAvailable
PRAVATI BHOIJoint SecretaryAvailableAvailable
UMESH CHANDRA PATELTreasurerAvailableAvailable
DASHARATH BHOIBoard MemberAvailableAvailable

Self Employed Workers Association Kendra Source Funds

Department NameSourceFinacial YearAmount SanctionedPurpose
TRICKLE UPOverseas2014-20151617500The fund sanctioned by trickle up ,an USA based agency for Livelihood development of ultrapoor people of Bargaon block of sundargarh district .
FES BHUBANESWAROverseas2014-201568400This project is sanctioned for create awareness on Community Forest Rights in the rural area of Tangarpali, Lephripara,Balisankara, Bargaon ,Kutra block of Sundargarh district.
DEVELOPMENT FOCUSOverseas2014-2015107000This project is sanctioned for promotion of Solar Lanteen in rural areas. In this project the main purpose is to developed the community leader to assembled solar lanteen and marketing the solar lanteen in rural areas.
OLD ROURKELA EDUCATION SOCIETYOverseas2014-201519426Shiksha Chetana Project
LEPRA SOCIETYState2014-2015354000Axshya India GF TB Project
ITDA BONAIState2014-20151779180Backyard poultary project
UNICEFState2014-20152028660Inter Personal Communication for Malnutrition
National Health Mission OdishaState2014-2015120220ASHA HBNC Programme
CHILD RELIEF AND YOUCentral2014-2015814906Child Rights and Education
LEPRA SOCIETYState2014-2015623289VIHAAN CSC
TRICKLE UP USAOverseas2015-20161234150Livelihood Development of Ultrapoor
Lepra SocietyState2015-2016103300Axshya India GF TB Project
IPE GOLBALState2015-20165801049Shakti Varta Project
UNICEFState2015-20161663249IPC Project on Malnutrition UNICEF

Contact details

Address At-SEWAK Complex, Rangiamunda, Po-Tangarpali, Via-Ujalpur, Dist-Sundargarh PIN-770011
City Sundargarh
State ORISSA
Telephone 06622-237146
Mobile No 9437153050
Website Url http://www.sewak.org
E-mail sewaksundargarh(at)rediffmail[dot]com

Self Employed Workers Association Kendra Key Issues and Operational Areas, Major Activiities & Achivements

Operational Districts: Sundargarh, Sundargarh

Operational States: ORISSA

AchieveMents: Skill Development Training Ever since its inception in 1995, SEWAK has been conducting skill development trainings to provide alternative means of livelihood to the poor and unemployed youth masses of the district. Now we are in command of an impressive infrastructure for conducting free, residential vocational training programs and till date more than 3432 young boys and girls have received training in trades like carpentry, masonry, bamboo craft, soft-toy making and tailoring, and are able to earn their livelihood with part or full time employment. The drive for Water and Sanitation Between 2000 and 2001, we carried out a rigorous water and sanitation program across the district. Trudging through the dusty village tracks and insistently parleying with the unenthusiastic folks we finally succeeded in generating demands for over 50,000 household toilets. Simultaneously we popularized Sujala Dhara scheme 28 numbers of villages were supplied with drinking water drawn from deep bore-wells.

Key Issues

Agriculture, Children, Drinking Water, Education and Literacy, Environment and Forests, Health and Family Welfare, HIV/AIDS, Micro Finance (SHGs), Micro Small and Medium Enterprises, Panchayati Raj, Right to Information and Advocacy, Rural Development and Poverty Alleviation, Vocational Training, Women's Development and Empowerment,
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