1. 1 A REPORT SUBMITTED TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CARE & SHARE USA ON 10 DECEMBER 2005

2. 2 TSUNAMI RELIEF PROGRAMME-03 TSUNAMI RELIEF CAMPS-04 SPONSORSHIP -05 SLUM PROGRAMME-06 CARE & SHARE HOMES-07 DADDY’S HOME-08 TRAINING & PRODUCTION UNITS-09 NIGHT SHELTER-10 MEDICAL PROGRAMME-11 ASHA KIRAN – PROGRAMME FOR THE HANDICAPPED-12 WORKING WITH OTHERS – THE GOVERNMENT, UNIVERSITY, NGOs…-13 FORUM FOR CHILD RIGHTS & CHILDLINE-14 HOME FOR THE CHILDREN WITH HIV/AIDS-15 GOVERNMENT HOME FOR HANDICAPPED BOYS-16 FINANCIAL STATEMENT APRIL 2004 – MARCH 2005-17

3. 3 TSUNAMI RELIEF & REHABILITATION WORK

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5. 5 SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMME 2004 - 2005 Children sponsored at the end of March 2004 : 4,011 Children sponsored at the end of March 2005 : 4,545 (Children sponsored in Italy, Holland & USA) Increase in sponsored children during the year : 534 (New sponsors approximately : 800 Deleted cases approximately : 300) Children in Elementary School (Classes 1 – 5): 1,648 Children in High School (Classes 6 – 10) : 1,952 Students in Intermediate (Classes 11 & 12) : 456 Students in University (Graduation & Post Graduation): 424 (Including Computer Science, Engineering etc…) Nursing Students : 25 Tailoring Courses : 11 Technical Courses : 29

6. 6 SCHOOL PROGRAMME BOYS GIRLS TOTALSTAFF RAJARAJESWARIPETA SCHOOL Elementary School (Classes 1 – 6)37441879221 Kindergarten 69971663 KANDRIKA SCHOOL1081672755 BRAHMARAMBHAPURAM SCHOOL3848864 ALANKAR SLUM SCHOOL2015352 AUTONAGAR SLUM SCHOOL2632582 TOTALS635777 1,41237

7. 7 CARE & SHARE HOMES & HOSTELS SUPPORTED BY CARE & SHARE HOME CHILDREN DADDY’S HOME : 470 SWEET HOME : 28 TOTI’S HOME : -- HAPPY HOME : 31 BISHOP AZARIAH HOSTEL : 264 GIRLS’ HOSTEL, KORUKOLLU : 63 ASHA JYOTHI, H JUNCTION : 25

8. 8 IN THE HOMES BOYSGIRLSTOTALS Lake House92 Angel Home0819 Annie Home 43 Margaret Home 52 Rena Home47 Luisiana Home 41 Galliano Home39 Radiant Home 37 Biagiotti Home48 Franco Home 44 TOTALS 268 + 202 470 AT THE CARE & SHARE SCHOOL English Medium (Classes 1 – 8) Children from the Homes138149287 Day Scholars from the villages113110223510 Telugu Medium (Upto Class 10) Children from the Homes12654180 Day Scholars from the villages 13 14 27207 TOTALS 390327717

9. 9 COOPERATIVA GONDOLIERI DANIELE MANIN - BOOK BINDING UNIT No. of Note Books prepared in 2004: 323,700 Boys trained in Book Binding during the year : 12 Trained Staff in the Unit: 03 ATELIER VUITTON - BAG MAKING UNIT Production of School Bags, Back Packs, Totes and other bags Bags produced during the year : 6395 Staff : 6 (2 Men – 2 Women – 2 Children from DH) ATELIER ZEGNA -TAILORING & PURSE MAKING UNIT Eye Glass cases : 931 Cell Phone cases : 588Staff : 4 (Men – 3 Women - 1) Make-up Bags : 311 Shopping Bags/Big Bags : 434 Jewellery Cases :1,133 Tissue / Cigarette Cases : 334 Jute Bags : 35 Total 3,766 (The Tailoring Unit also conducts a Tailoring course for the village girls and the girls of Daddy’s Home and stitches Uniforms, Night gowns and Petticoats)

10. 10 The Night Shelter is functioning from 16 January 2003 at the Municipal School building The Shelter is open from 4.30 pm to 8.30 am every day of the week On an avergae 35 boys / teenagers between the ages of 7 and 18 take shelter here One staff member, an ex street boy and a University student who is a Volunteer assist the children at the Night Shelter Care & Share provides a night meal, bathing facilities, toilet articles, mats & bed sheets, recreation facilities & counselling for the boys A Saving Scheme has also been initiated for the boys who during the day work in Autonagar or as Rag Pickers… TOTAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN WHO VISITED TILL DATE : 426 CHILDREN PLACED BACK WITH THEIR FAMILIES : 91 CHILDREN PLACED IN REHABILITATION HOMES : 46 CHILDREN TAKEN INTO CARE & SHARE : 29

11. 11 MEDICAL PROGRAMME

12. 12 SERVICES IN 2004 BENEFICIARIES No. of Patients Registered400 B/L Callipers88 Unilateral Callipers 103 Crutches17 Pairs Above Knee Limbs19 Below Knee Limbs51 Upper Limbs04 Splints & Braces110 Repairs & Reviews 193 Tricycles09 Wheel Chairs06 Surgeries 02 Camps03 Follow Up Visits ( Hostels)02 Visits to Villages132

13. 13 WORKING WITH OTHERS… WITH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS… Care & Share is recognised as a reputed social work organisation in the area by the Nagarjuna University and other University Colleges in Andhra Pradesh During the last year 9 MSW (Masters in Social Work) students from Nagarjuna University - 1 from DNR College, Bhimavaram - 13 BSW (Bachelors of Social Work) students from Maris Stella College, Vijayawada - Microbiology, Biochemistry, Nutrition and Biotechnology students from St. Teresa College of Women, Eluru - Degree students from Loyola College, Vijayawada worked in the Care & Share programmes and Homes. Students of Social Work visited Daddy’s Home to observe and learn about Rehabilitation of Street children and Juvenile delinquents. The Chairman of Care & Share, Noel Harper is nominated as a Member of the Board of Studies of Social work for Nararjuna University WITH THE GOVERNMENT… Working with the OBSERVATION HOME, Vijayawada. Care & Share has been officially appointed as the Support Organisation for the Home. Invitation from the Department of Juvenile Welfare to work with the JUVENILE HOMES in Eluru & Hyderabad The Collector has requested Care & Share to take up the management of the GOVERNMENT HOME FOR PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED BOYS at Vijayawada. The Women & Child Welfare Department has requested us to establish a CRECHE at Vijayawada. The Government will give a grant to run the Creche. School for Drop-Outs and Child labourers being run at RRPeta under the NCLP (National Child Labour Project). 50 children are in the school. The Government has sanctioned Rs 500,000 for this project for one year.

14. 14 The FORUM FOR CHILD RIGHTS is a common platform of NGOs working for the cause of street children in Vijayawada for collective action towards children at risk. Its vision is to promote the Rights of the Child as enshrined in the UN Charter: Survival, Protection, Development & Participation Its mission is to make Vijaywada a child-friendly city Established on 14 August 1997 The Chairman of Care & Share is the Secretary of the Forum (The Governing Body includes the Mayor, Commissioner of Police, Commissioner Municipal Corporation & Asst Labour Commissioner) Office at the TANA BHAVAN which also functions as a Rescue Shelter. The Forum runs CHILDLINE 1098 – a 24 hour Helpline for children in distress. Staff located at 3 places in the city : TANA Bhavan, Police Control Room and the Railway Station. CHILDLINE is functioning since 20 November 2000 So far Childline has reached out to 7,479 children Programme supported by Government of India and NGOs CategoryChildren helped in 2004 Medical assistance needed / requested :11 Repatriation (Back Home) :889 Shelter :357 Rescue :78 Missing Children :1124 Sponsorship :5 Emotional Support & Guidance :35 Total number of children who contacted CHILDLINE in 2004 : 2,499

15. 15 HIV/AIDS IN INDIA : 5 Million to 8 Million in 2005 Expected to be 15 Million by 2010 14 Kids with HIV presently at Daddy’s Home The parents of approximately 100 children in Daddy’s Home have died / or are dying of AIDS 20 acres of land acquired at Veerapanenigudem 13 Kms from Daddy’s Home for the HIV/AIDS Children project 4 Acre plot of land acquired at Bhuthimillipadu for a Home for HIV children to be supported by the Dutch PLAN FOR THE HOME FOR THE CHILDREN WITH HIV/AIDS

16. 16 The Government Home for Physically Handicapped Boys – Helen Keller Home - is situated in LBS Nagar, Payakapuram, Vijayawada (near Kandrika school). It has its own two-storied building built in 2003 by the Government of Andhra Pradesh. It can accommodate 100 children. At present 45 children are staying in the home. The District Collector has invited Care & Share Charitable Trust to take over Management of the Home. At present the Government has appointed : A Warden, Nurse, Cook and 2 helpers. The Government will continue to pay the staff appointed by them and the budget allocated for the maintenance of the Home. The Government will place at our disposal the Home and the staff and we are free to organise the running of the Home as we think fit. This invitation is a recognition for us and an opportunity to work closely with the Government. Care & Share will have to find additional funds to run the Home according to our standards and in order to provide the children with decent food and other necessities. This can be done by finding sponsors for the boys in the Home. Files for the children have already been made. A decision is awaited from the Board and if approved a MOU will be signed with the District authorities.

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