Nabet India Annual Report 2017-2018

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING MANESAR
ANNUAL REPORT -- 2017-2018

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[ NABET INDIA
Our mission
CHANGING LIVES OF THE

DISABLED COMMUNITY
THROUGH TECHNOLOGICAL
INTERVENTIONS
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Our vision
TO EMPOWER AND ENHANCE THE LIVES OF THE DISABLED

COMMUNITY OF INDIA
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FROM THE DESK OF THE MANAGING TRUSTEE
Mrs Usha Mishra

Managing Trustee
Nabet India
Nabet India has a ambitious mission and a goal to empower the disabled community of India. Our unique
initiative has helped us reshape the lives of the disabled through technological interventions, well researched
and industry specific course curriculum.
Nabet celebratres the 09th years of its wonderful journey this fall. During this period we have crossed many
milestones and achieved phenomenal success in reshaping the lives of the disabled . We now look skywards
and aim to be reach out to more than five thousand disabled beneficiaries by end 2020.
On 26th Jan 2018, Nabet India was selected the Best NGOs by the district administration of Gurgaon. The Hon.
Education Minister of Haryana Government awarded us the prestigious honour too. We are humbled by this
honour and resolve to work even harder to achieve our goals.
Our project team have been working at the grassroots to increase access to quality education and proper skill to
narrow the bridge between the disabled and healthy people.
Our ongoing program "Project Vijay" is the largest program in terms of outreach . It is designed to encourage
entrepreneurial ventures and offer low income families the knowledge and tools required to reduce financial risk
and make informed, intelligent financial decisions. In 2018, we reached out to 567 PWD beneficiaries from low-
income families and the number of beneficiaries certified through the programme increased from 53% to a
whooping 85% this year. The quantum in numbers of PWDs passing out successfully through our programme
is a firm affirmation of our initiative.
Participants who enroll in our program get our hand holding assistance .They are not only tracked during and
post training , but alsso get job placements, life skill training etc. We grateful to our employment partners and
thank our corporate partners who offered placement support to our trainees into their workforce.
We are also honoured to have completed our programme of providing competitive coaching to our
students who prepared for various Govt/PSU examination to secure government jobs. I am happy to note that we
got success in this effort too. We are pleased to see our students selected in IBPO and Railways.
We also were proud to be a part of the Swwach Bharat Abhiyaan and our volunteers helped in
constructing toilets for our beneficiaries.
Our growing network of volunteers has given us access to help more people who need our
attention. We have opened more avenues of intervention - Our new project of empowering rural women under
Project Nabet Arts has helped us start a programme for training women on handicrafts and handloom
sector.
Today, we sit at a crossroads of tremendous opportunity with the potential to ‘build a movement’ through
knowledge sharing, cooperation, and meaningful collaboration. We look forward to working with more
communities and expanding our work in collaboration with willing partners in all sectors.
On behalf of NABET INDIA, I extend my sincere thanks to all those who have inspired us and supported our
mission, joined us to pilot, implement and expand development interventions in new areas. We truly appreciate
our partners who share our vision to improve lives and secure a brighter future for handicapped and rural
communities in India.
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CONTENTS
SERIAL PAGE CONTENTS PAGE

NUMBER NUMBER
1 MISSION STATEMENT 2
2. VISION STATEMENT 3
3. FROM THE DESK OF THE MANAGING TRUSTEE 4
4. PROJECT VIJAY -- ABILITY BASED LIVELIHOOD GENERATION 7
PROGRAMME
5. SUCCESS STORIES OF FEW SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES TRAINED AT 8
NABET -- PROJECT VIJAY
6. PROJECT NABET ARTS EMPOWERING AND CREATING 9
LIVELIHOOD FOR RURAL WOMEN
IN THE HANDICRAFT & ARTS SECTOR
7. PROJECT SHIKSHA COACHING OF PWD STUDENTS FOR 11
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
8 PROJECT VRIKSHA PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH TREE 13

PLANTATION
9 OTHER ACTIVITIES IN THE YEAR 14
10 VISITS OF VARIOUS DIGNATORIES AT NABET INDIA 16
11 INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT 17
12 VOLUNTEERS AND SUPPORTERS 18
13 Special Thanks To Our Corporate Donors 20
14 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 21
15 Media Coverage 22
16 FINANCIALS -- STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 23
17 BOARD OF ADVISORS 25
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Discovering the Leader Within Through
Inclusion, Equality and Dignity
Images Source http://www.scpwd.in/

Section 1 An Overview of Projects Undertaken By Nabet India
PROJECT VIJAY ABILITY BASED

LIVELIHOOD
GENERATION
PROGRAMME
People with disabilities (PwDs) are subject to multiple deprivations. They are more likely to be out of school
or without any job or source of livelihood. They have much lower employment rates (and the gap is growing).
They are subject to strong social stigma within the community, which often becomes internalized. In India,
there are approximately 27 million PwDs. Decent work is the best path to self-advancement of PwDs. It
underpins the stability of communities and families, and is an integral component of strategies for
sustainable growth and development. Skills development thus holds a key to inclusive employment. NABET
INDIA through Project Vijay is building solid bridges between the world of work and skills training providers
specializing in PwDs in order to match skill sets to the needs of enterprises. The programme leads sustained
dialogue between employers, trainers, government institutions, and employment services in an advocacy
effort to promote inclusivity at the workplace, thereby opening more job opportunities for PwDs
567 PWDs Trained

381 PWDs found
Thru Classroom
Regular Livelihood
Training
Post Training
Programme in
Completion
2017-2018
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SUCCESS STORIES OF FEW SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES TRAINED AT

NABET -- PROJECT VIJAY
Kanhaiya Bharti (24) -- Visually Impaired -- Working With Here

Technologies Ltd. Gurgaon .
Trained on IT & Accessibility Testing
A former visually impaired trainee of Nabet got campus selected
in the role of GIS Analysts for making digital maps accessible.
Parul Agarwal (29) -- Visually Impaired -- Working With Indiabulls

Housing Loan Finance. Gurgaon. Trained on IT and Spoken
English
A former visually impaired trainee of Nabet working as HR

Executive and is responsible of on boarding new joinees.
Deeksha Gupta (23) -- Locomotor Disabled -- Self Employed (Online

Fashion Store).
Trained on IT and Entrepreneurial Development

Wheelchair borne entrepreneur. Runs her own online fashion store.
Karan Singh (25) -- Visually Impaired -- PO State Bank of Travancore

Trained on IT, BPO and Spoken English
Former trainee Works as PO in MSIL Plant at Manesar.
Rajni Singh (29) and Dilip Kumar (24) -- Receptionists and Visitor
Management Nagarro Software Gurgaon Locomotor Disabled.
Former trainees got campus selected and work as visitor management

roles. Responsible for guest relations and receptionists duties.
Aarohi Singla (29) -- Management Executive Ameriprise Financials

Gurgaon. Locomotor Disabled.
Former trainee works as management executive. Completed IT, Spoken English and
PD training. Regularly conducts motivational sessions with Nabet trainees.
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EMPOWERING AND CREATING

PROJECT NABET LIVELIHOOD FOR RURAL WOMEN
IN THE HANDICRAFT & ARTS
ARTS SECTOR
The need to find employment for women living in rural India including those with disabilities is an
urgent need. There are millions of women in the working age group who need a source of livelihood.
However out of the available human resource only about 27% of women have jobs. Those
unemployed also include a large segment of those who are without skills necessary to become
employable. There is therefore a huge dependence on family /society and govt welfare schemes for
their sustenance .
Non participation in income generating activities result in loss of stature and decision making in the
family. Moreover lack of equal opportunities due to various reasons/constraints keep women out of
workforce and consequently not decision makers/empowered. The limited state resource
overstretched health care centres, crowded employment exchange etc leave many women distraught..
The need therefore is to create skills that lead to employment and sustained livelihood. The need is also to
move into vocations that are modern futuristic and in demand by the industry. Nabet’s extensive research on
jobs that are relevant to the industry and those that can be performed by women makes it a popular
program.
It not only generates sustained livelihood but also makes a larger statement of making such people as
contributing members of the society. They not only make themselves independent and
earning members but also become a support to their families and society. The society/Govt too benefits as
they contribute to the economic progress of the country.
The Handicraft and Handloom sector has opened a wide area of employment avenues. Handicraft sector
is an ocean of opportunities and is a huge employer. Both these sectors hold huge potential for
employment and growth. Besides these avenues have growth potential and are scalable too.
This project involves training and employment of rural women beneficiaries from various parts of India
including those who are
disabled/ marginalized section of society. It involves specialized training , making and marketing handicrafts.
It is modern, futuristic and is a proven concept. The project also involved selling of the handicrafts products
of these women in an online website www.nabetarts.com (under development) which will assist the
beneficiaries to earn after the completing their training programme.
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NEW FOR YOU CAMPAIGN

EVERY TRAINEE WHICH JOINS NABET INDIA BECOMES A PART OF THIS
CAMPAIGN WHERE HE OR SHE IS NOW A PART OF THE CHANGE
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COACHING OF PWD
PROJECT
STUDENTS FOR
SHIKSHA
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS
The PWD students majorly come from poor and disadvantaged section of the society. They are faced with
enormous challenges in terms of completing their formal education and to find options of livelihood post
completing their education. The government of India has reserved certain vacancies for these meritorious
students and create a level playing field for such candidates. However , such competitive entrance
examination standards are set to be very high and require rigorous preparation and determination to
compete based on merit.
Nabet's unique programme offers coaching to such students for various common examinations such as
railways, IBPO, Staff Selection Committee etc, and our trainers ensure that the standards of training is rated
amongst the best. The lead educator in this project Prof Anunaya Chaudhary has been instrumental in
achieving great results in this effort. Out of 220 students that registered in the programme, 182 completed
the training and 10 students have been selected in government jobs in the last year and have joined their
respective organisations.
220 182 10 Students

Students Students Selected in
Registered completed Government
training Jobs
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Serial Name of Students Type of Disability Examination

Number Selected Cleared
1 Pawan Kumar Visually Impaired IBPO --
Corporation
Bank
2 Sudhiksha Devi Visually Impaired IBPO- State
Bank of India
3 Mahesh Dubey Visually Impaired Railways

4 Yogesh More Visually Impaired Railways
5 Madhav Chandra Das Visually Impaired Railways
6 Kapil Mittal Visually Impaired Teacher GNCT

Delhi
7 Mandvi Garg Visually Impaired IBPO - Oriental
Bank of
Commerce
8 Arpit Jain Visually Impaired IBPO -- Union

Bank of India
9 Zainab Palana Visually Impaired IBPO- State

Bank of India
10 Soumya Podder Visually Impaired IBPO -- State
Bank of India
ACHIEVERS GALLERY
Pawan Kumar Sudhiksha

Sudhik Devi
Sudhiksha devi
1
Yogesh More Mahesh Dubey Madhav Das Kapil Mittal
Mandvi Garg Arpit Jain Zainab Palana Soumya Poddar

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PROTECTING THE
PROJECT
ENVIRONMENT
VRIKSHA THROUGH TREE PLANTATION
Project Vriksha was carried out at IMT Manesar where senior executives of
Hero Motocorp Ltd. visited our centre and pledged for environment protection.
Shri Vijay Sethi (Head CSR) planted 10 saplings and participated in this year's
activity. we also had other executives visit us and simultaneously pledge their
support towards the activity.
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Other Activities in The Year
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTAINING 02 NUMBER

TOILETS UNDER SWACCH
BHARAT ABHIYAAN AT DHANA VILLAGE AT
MANESAR
Organised 02 Job Fairs For The Disabled at

Ghaziabad and at Alwar
FREE EYE CHECK UP CAMP FOR GOVT.

SCHOOL CHILDREN AT GURGAON
COMMISSIONER CAMP OFFICE
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ORGANISED UNIQUE DISABILITY IDENTIFICATION CAMP

(UDID CAMP) AT MANESAR
PANELLIST AT GENERAL AWARENESS CAMP ORGANISED BY GOVERNMENT OF

HARYANA PRESIDED BY MINISTER OF SOCIAL JUSTICE SHRI K.K. BEDI AND PRINCIPAL
SECRETARY MS NEERJA SHEKHAR AT PANJAB UNIVERISTY - CHANDIGARH
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Celebrating Pt. PWD Minister Air Asia GD Goenka University

Deen Dayal Upadhayay Rao Narbir Singh Congratulating Congratulating Nabet
Birth Anniversary Called Upon Nabet Nabet India For India for Excellence
At BJP Office Gurgaon To Commend Its Its Rewarding In Restructuring the
Work Work Lives of the Disabled
At Elixir 2017
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VISITS OF VARIOUS DIGNATORIES AT NABET INDIA
EXECUTIVES OF OMRON AUTOMOTIVE LTD . IRS PRANJAL SINGH WITH USHA MISHRA
DSWO GURGAON VISITED NABET TOI CORRESPONDENTSHUBHRA PANT WITH USHA MISHRA
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INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT
WITH CEO GLOBAL GOOD FUND WASHINGTON DC WITH FORMER HP CEO AND REPUBLICAN CARLY FIORINA
With Karen Kate Bentley -- Foreign Service Officer with the U.S. Department of State
With Shri Mustafa Jabbar ICT Minister Govt of Bangladesh
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VOLUNTEERS AND SUPPORTERS
Name Name Name Name
Himanshu Joshi Dhanunjay Kumar Mocherla Abhinav Mishra Rohit Bansal
Rajat Bhatia Ankita Chauhan Deepak Bhoria Manuj Porwal
Sudhanshu Sumit Sethi Sajal Jain Siddharth Tripathi
Sibaprasad Mohanty Rajnish Agarwal Rattan Kumar Chugh Amit Gupta
Maharshi Basu Payal Mahajan Ashima Chopra Saket Pandit
Rakesh Kumar Dubey Anuj Gupta Debasis Bhattacharya Prakash Jodha
Anshuman Sharma Sandeep Gupta Preeti Gupta Kanika Kapur
Kanishka Mallick Ankur Varshney Abhijit Chanda Bandlamudi Sai Naveen
Pankaj Gupta Geet Malhotra Rahat Raj Sud Karmveer Sharma
Shivani Nagpal Bali Sandeep Yadav Pallavi Saxena Abhishek Mitra Gupta
Shivdas Shanmughan Manoj Kumar Thakur Mrityunjay Kumar Hitesh Monga

Manangath Avninder Singh
Sunil Sharma Deep Jyoti Baruah Aasheesh Watts

Dipti Nilesh Anchan Saahil Singh Bains Shashi Pandey
Deeksha Aneja Glenn George Thomas Kirti Sharma
Manisha Singh Smita Sinha Ankur Girdhar
Manish Kumar Harpreet Singh Nipun Bhatia
Mohd Sufiyan Sujeet Kumar Singh Syed Jamil Anwer
Reepika Soien Virkin Malla Ariba Khaliq
Avadhesh Kumar Srivastava Shikha Gautam Ajay Yadav
Amit Gokhale Rohit Aswal Animesh Kumar
Srivastava
Madhu Tiwari Rishabh Lohia Ipshita Chatterjee
Alok Singh Mahor Arunima Saroha Moon Moon Mukherjee
Syed Ansar Vivek Kumar Anjali Pandey
Richa Jaggi Nitin Pannu Disha Vijaykumar Thakkar
Tushar Poonia Abhishek Srivastava Rayomand Gagrat
Ram Krishna Awasthi Vishal Anand Shreya Dutta
Kaushal Kishore Vishakha Nagpal Ashish Garg
Satya Bhushan Tiwari Sarvesh Kumar Asif Iqbal
Nandini Sanyal Abhishek Sharma Vivekanand Ojha
Virendra Kumar Agarwal Deep Gambhir Aniket Roy
Arunima Sinha Naveen Mathur Pankaj Tiwari
Ashish Kumar Sinha Rahul Kumar Sharma Anil Dobhal
Swati Choudhary Keerti Dubey Soumen Mondal
Gulshan Chugh Ashish Omprakash Gupta Dalip Kumar
Resham Sengar Sushant Awasthi Nikhil Kukreja
Nirendra Kumar Nagar Sanjeev Kumar
Esha Gupta Anand K Pandey
Sagar Sinha Fidahusein Poonawala
Akshit Agarwal Manoj Kumar
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FELICITATION OF VOLUNTEERS AND SUPPORTERS AT
THE ANNUAL MEETING
Section 4 Other Important Information
Special Thanks To Our

Corporate Donors
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Section 4 Other Important Information
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
AWARDED THE BEST NGO TO IMPLEMENT GOVERNMENT PRACTICES IN GURGAON

GIVEN BY EDUCATION MINISTER HARYANA AND DEPUTY COMMISSIONER GURGAON
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Media Coverage
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FINANCIALS -- STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL
POSITION
National Association for the Blinds(Employment & Training) Manesar

Receipts & Payments Accounts
For the year ending 31st March 2018
Receipts Amount Payments Amount
To Opening
balance Training Mobilization Expenses 378,000.00 7,613,458.00
Bank Rent 220,000.00
26205.47 26,205.47 Electricity & Water 117,000.00
Donation
Received 7,488,933.51 Printing & Stationary 123,000.00
Interest Repair & Maintenance of

Received 124,524.49 Building 363,000.00
Repair & Maintenance of

Computers 26,000.00
Bank Charges 256.00
Website Charges 31,000.00
Boarding & Lodging of Trainees 469,750.00
Travelling Expenses 226,000.00
Miscellaneous Exp 56,703.85
Staff Salaries 899,000.00
To Provision for Project 4,541,748.15
Fairs & Exhibitions 162,000.00
Bank 2,578.30
Cash 23,627.17
Total 7,639,663.47 Total 7,639,663.47
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BOARD OF ADVISORS
Dr. D Suresh
COMMISSIONER GURGAON & FARIDABAD
Dr. Ramesh Gaur

PGDCA, MLISc,Ph.D. Fulbright Scholar (Virginia
Tech, USA)
Director (Library & Information in HAG Pay Scale)
& Head, Kalanidhi Division
Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA)
(Autonomous body of Ministry of Culture, GoI
Dr. LATA SURESH

Educationist professional,
Author, Motivator, Poet and Mr. Sandeep Joshi
Ideal Womaniya National Award GENERAL M ANAGER RADISSON BLU
Winner PLAZA, HYDERABAD ONE OF THE FLAGSHIP
HOTELS UNDER R ADISSON HOTEL G ROUP .

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND

EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING MANESAR

ANNUAL REPORT -- 2017-2018

CHANGING LIVES OF THE

TO EMPOWER AND ENHANCE THE LIVES OF THE DISABLED

Mrs Usha Mishra

SERIAL PAGE CONTENTS PAGE

8 PROJECT VRIKSHA PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH TREE 13

Images Source http://www.scpwd.in/

PROJECT VIJAY ABILITY BASED

567 PWDs Trained

SUCCESS STORIES OF FEW SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES TRAINED AT

Kanhaiya Bharti (24) -- Visually Impaired -- Working With Here

Parul Agarwal (29) -- Visually Impaired -- Working With Indiabulls

A former visually impaired trainee of Nabet working as HR

Deeksha Gupta (23) -- Locomotor Disabled -- Self Employed (Online

Trained on IT and Entrepreneurial Development

Karan Singh (25) -- Visually Impaired -- PO State Bank of Travancore

Former trainee Works as PO in MSIL Plant at Manesar.

Former trainees got campus selected and work as visitor management

Aarohi Singla (29) -- Management Executive Ameriprise Financials

EMPOWERING AND CREATING

NEW FOR YOU CAMPAIGN

220 182 10 Students

Serial Name of Students Type of Disability Examination

3 Mahesh Dubey Visually Impaired Railways

6 Kapil Mittal Visually Impaired Teacher GNCT

8 Arpit Jain Visually Impaired IBPO -- Union

9 Zainab Palana Visually Impaired IBPO- State

Pawan Kumar Sudhiksha

Yogesh More Mahesh Dubey Madhav Das Kapil Mittal

Mandvi Garg Arpit Jain Zainab Palana Soumya Poddar

Other Activities in The Year

CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTAINING 02 NUMBER

Organised 02 Job Fairs For The Disabled at

FREE EYE CHECK UP CAMP FOR GOVT.

ORGANISED UNIQUE DISABILITY IDENTIFICATION CAMP

PANELLIST AT GENERAL AWARENESS CAMP ORGANISED BY GOVERNMENT OF

Celebrating Pt. PWD Minister Air Asia GD Goenka University

VISITS OF VARIOUS DIGNATORIES AT NABET INDIA

INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT

With Shri Mustafa Jabbar ICT Minister Govt of Bangladesh

Shivdas Shanmughan Manoj Kumar Thakur Mrityunjay Kumar Hitesh Monga

Sunil Sharma Deep Jyoti Baruah Aasheesh Watts

Special Thanks To Our

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

AWARDED THE BEST NGO TO IMPLEMENT GOVERNMENT PRACTICES IN GURGAON

National Association for the Blinds(Employment & Training) Manesar

For the year ending 31st March 2018

Receipts Amount Payments Amount

Bank Rent 220,000.00

26205.47 26,205.47 Electricity & Water 117,000.00

Interest Repair & Maintenance of

Repair & Maintenance of

Bank Charges 256.00

Website Charges 31,000.00

Boarding & Lodging of Trainees 469,750.00

Travelling Expenses 226,000.00

Miscellaneous Exp 56,703.85

Staff Salaries 899,000.00

To Provision for Project 4,541,748.15

Fairs & Exhibitions 162,000.00

Total 7,639,663.47 Total 7,639,663.47