SACSAS Academy Initiative toward Self Sustainability National Charitable Hospital Moirang Lamkhai, Manipur

Price of a 3D Ultrasound = Rs. 16,00,000 approx. Average ultrasound fee in Imphal = Rs per ultrasound National Charitable Hospital (Moirang) = Rs per ultrasound Average no. of ultrasounds per month = 35 = Rs. 1100x35 = Rs. 38,500 per month

Average income from the ultrasound machine = Rs. 38,500 a month Expenses (monthly): Ultrasound operator salary= Rs. 7,000 Ultrasound gel= Rs. 200 Printing media= Rs. 1,500 Regular maintenance= Rs. 5,000 Total= Rs.13,700 Net income from an ultrasound machine = 38, ,700 = Rs. 24,800 a month

Teachers salary of a school (70+ kids) Head Master salary Rs.2000X1= 2,000 Asst. teachers salary Rs.1800X3= 5,400 Total= 7,400 Option 1: We can support 3 schools’ teachers salary Option 2: We can support 1 schools’ teachers salary PLUS We can pay back the monthly loan amount if we are getting the machine on loan

“Banks do not want to give loan without guarantor or security deposit.” The Question is: a) How to raise the funds for the ultrasound machine?

Smilefoundation Smile Foundation works as a catalyst to change the lives of underprivileged children and youth and give them a better future. underprivileged children Sponsers: Target GE Healthcare Samsung Caterpiller HDFC Bank HP Tata Steel Dell YouthConnect

Minds and Souls Dedicated to educate children with Multiple Disabilities, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Hearing Impairment, etc. and improves the health and the quality of life of socially disadvantaged kids. Sponsers: Dominos Modern India Group Autobarn A&B Corp Haldirams Concast Ispat

GE India community development initiative GE Volunteer Teams Adopt the Sirhaul Village School in Gurgaon, India Sirhaul is a small village located in the vicinity of the GE Money office servicing Gurgaon, India. The GE Volunteer team adopted the Sirhaul village school as part of a community development project. GE Volunteers identified key needs and generated resources to support the creation of infrastructure. After discussions with school authorities, the volunteer team initiated multiple projects starting with a donation drive that drew 100 percent participation from the 250 employees at the site. The first drive was to gather books and other articles to setup a student library and a recreation room. The library was later used to launch education initiatives and issue free curriculum books on a yearly basis to senior students who could not afford them. Approximately 350 students receive books each year, which improves retention of students in higher grades by 30 percent. To address concerns of health and hygiene, the GE Water team helped volunteers install a reverse osmosis water plant with a capacity of 1,500 liters to provide safe drinking water to children and teachers. GE Volunteers also planted about 100 tree saplings to enhance the green cover at the school. This will later be used to promote an Eco Club to increase environmental awareness among the children. There are other projects underway to develop permanent medical and sport facilities at the school to improve the infrastructure further.

Intel India’s educational Initiative