| Department Name | Source | Finacial Year | Amount Sanctioned | Purpose |
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| SIR RATAN TATA TRUST | Overseas | 2013-2014 | 500000 | During the first 6 months of the programme we were able to recruit 26 trainees. However, this slowed down considerably during the next 3 months due to various reasons.
As we had covered much of the area close to Gangol, we now had to reach out to villages 2to5 Kms from there. The cold weather had set in and the women were reluctant to venture out of their homes. Children were home during the winter holidays. So, they invariably promised to join once the kids were back at school during the day.
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| THE HANS FOUNDATION | Overseas | 2014-2015 | 1000000 | The programme finally became operational in the month of November 2014 .Due to lack of resources the training was low key using the minimum of equipment and materials.
During the month of December 2014 we received assurance of support from The Hans Foundation. A Partial Payment of Rs. 5.5 Lacs was received from the Foundation on the 28th December 2014 and this work of establishing the center began in earnest.
The training programme became serious and better established. |
| EXPORT IMPORT BANK OF INDIA | Overseas | 2014-2015 | 1100000 | This welfare support includes free skill training, workspace and equipment, nutrition,
healthcare, transport and a day care centre for their infants. All these are provided
free to the women who have formed the Self Help Groups.15 women from the ranks
are now functioning as supervisors and group leaders. Women are formed into Self
Help Groups (SHGs) and they earn through creating beautiful quilts and other
handmade products Women under the different Self Help Groups at PSSS do not earn a salary |
| EMPORT EXPORT BANK OF INDIA | Overseas | 2015-2016 | 1100000 | All the machinery and equipment have been purchased. We encountered a major problem when we discovered that one of our trainers on whom we depended on setting up the center had been dishonest and disloyal. She had lured away some of our trainees to another organization. She might have taken away more prospective trainees as well. We have since dismissed her. New women have joined us. Their number now stands at 22. The women have become adept at making difficult type of bags, Madhubani,etc. |
| THE HANS FOUNDATION | Overseas | 2015-2016 | 1000000 | We have never had to face such duplicity before. First we had to put in place a new trainer. Our senior supervisor Sangita came forward to help. As she was originally from the area, she could deal with the women better. She took some of the older trainees to villages around to talk to the women there about the project so that we could recruit more trainees. As these villages were some distance away from the center, we offered to pay them bus fare for commuting to the center. |
| Not Specified | Any Other | 2016-2017 | Not Specified | We have received Rs 747555 during the year for Kitchen Project Fund, women welfare fund and specific women Fund from individual and corporate sources other then central and state government. We have also utilized the same donation . |
| Not Specified | Any Other | 2013-2014 | Not Specified | Individual Donation received of Rs.353277.00 which were utilized during the year for kitchen project and woman welfare . |
| Not Specified | Any Other | 2014-2015 | Not Specified | Individual Donation received of Rs.1227730.92 which were utilized during the year for kitchen project and woman welfare . |
| Not Specified | Any Other | 2015-2016 | Not Specified | Individual Donation received of Rs.266300 which were utilized during the year for kitchen project and woman welfare and Annual report. |
| QUASAR GROWTH GROUP | Overseas | 2017-2018 | 694620 | Quasar Growth Group provided us Rs.6,94,620/- in second quarter for Ladies food and transportation. At the end of year, it was utilized fully. |
| QUASAR GROWTH GROU | Overseas | 2018-2019 | 1399284 | FOR PROVIDING NUTRITION FOR A YEAR |
