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Womens Organisation For Socio Cultural Awareness Ngo In Mandua Orissa

Womens Organisation For Socio Cultural Awareness Ngo Information

Womens Organisation for Socio Cultural Awareness Non Governmental Organization is located in Mandua ORISSA .

Registration Details

Registered With Registrar of Societies
Type of NGO Registered Societies (Non-Government)
Registration No KJR-2308-316, 1993-94
Copy of Registration Certificate Available
Copy of Pan Card Available
Act name XXI of Society registration Act, 1860
City of Registration Mandua
State of Registration ORISSA
Date of Registration 20-12-1993

Foreign Contribution Regulation Act [FRCA] Registered? Yes

FRCA Registartion Number: 104970040

Womens Organisation for Socio Cultural Awareness NGO Organization Members

NameDesignationPanAadhaar
DHARITRI ROUTSecretaryAvailableAvailable
MANSINGH DURGA PRASAD NAYAKExecutive MemberAvailableAvailable
RINA ROUTRAYPresidentAvailableAvailable

Womens Organisation for Socio Cultural Awareness Source Funds

Department NameSourceFinacial YearAmount SanctionedPurpose
ITDAState2016-20171380000With the objective to ensure livelihoods and food security of the Poor tribal households to sustainably improve through promoting a more efficient, equitable, self-managed and sustainable exploitation of the natural resources at their disposal and through off-farm/non-farm enterprise development, WOSCA has been implementing OTELP Plus project in 23 Tribal villages of Harichandanpur Block covering 3636 households. This is the first year of implementation phase. During this year focus has been giv
ITDAState2016-20171380000With the objective to ensure livelihoods and food security of the Poor tribal households to sustainably improve through promoting a more efficient, equitable, self-managed and sustainable exploitation of the natural resources at their disposal and through off-farm/non-farm enterprise development, WOSCA has been implementing OTELP Plus project in 23 Tribal villages of Harichandanpur Block covering 3636 households. This is the first year of implementation phase. During this year focus has been giv
State Social Welfare BoardState2016-201742384During this year, we had 25 children of which 18 were boys and 7 were girls. In the centre, children are cared for like homely members. The Ayas attend to the daily needs which include personal hygiene, food and medication. Doctor of the Public Healthcare Centre attends to the medical needs of the children. The Ayas / Social Workers attending to them have to look after them in the same way as one would take care of an infant, i.e, complete personal hygiene, preventive action for communicable dis
National Rural Health MissionState2013-2014836400In the Maa Gruha managed by WOSCA, our social workers also take care of housekeeping of the Maa Gruha and address the counselling as well as recreational needs of patients and attendants. The service of a gynaecologist is provided on daily basis. The patients are also counselledregularly. Total 241 pregnant mothers were admitted in this year. Total 210 live birth was realized. To the inmates of the waiting Home, health check up and nutrition are provided in free of cost.
ITDAState2013-2014505055To enable the poor households to sustainably ensure their livelihoods and food security through promoting a more efficient, equitable, self-managed, optimum use of the natural resources, off-firm / non-firm enterprise development and accessing the rights and entitlement due to them, Department of ST
ITDAState2015-20161106129In this year, major focus was given on Land
National Rural Health MissionState2015-20161113900In this year, total 52 village level awareness meetings have been conducted at the outreach villages to disseminate the messages on MNCH services and to promote awareness among community on the facilities available at MWH. 96 counseling sessions have been conducted to raise the inmates’ awareness on MNCH care. Total 431 pregnant mothers were admitted and 414 delivery was registered.
National Rural Health MissionState2014-20151113900In this year, 356 mothers have been admitted out of which 33 from PTG. A total of 331 deliveries have been done through MWH. 72 counseling sessions have been conducted to raise the inmates’ awareness on MNCH care. Total of 116 village level awareness sessions have been conducted at the outreach villages to disseminate the messages on MNCH services and to promote awareness among community on the facilities available at MWH.
ITDAState2014-20153103000This year, 52 trainings and 12 exposure visits were organised on different components of OTELP Plus Project at Harichandanpur. Through participatory approach, 26 community need based projects have been identified and implemented by the community itself. Simultaneously, scope for self employment are being created by providing different trainings like driving, nursing, Fishery, Improved cooking wood stove, Preparation of Agarbati etc.

Contact details

Address WOSCA At / P.O.- Mandua Dist- Keonjhar PIN- 758014 Odisha
City Mandua
State ORISSA
Telephone 06766-253490
Mobile No 9437025119
Website Url http://www.wosca.in
E-mail woscakeonjhar(at)gmail[dot]com

Womens Organisation for Socio Cultural Awareness Key Issues and Operational Areas, Major Activiities & Achivements

Operational Districts: Kendujhar, Kendujhar

Operational States: ORISSA

AchieveMents: 4432 tribal including 1280 PVTG (Juanga) families in five blocks of keonjhar district enhanced their livelihoods through WADI development and converging the public benefits from government schemes. 4432 tribal including 1280 PVTG (Juanga) families in five blocks of keonjhar district enhanced their livelihoods through WADI development and converging the public benefits from government schemes. 7600 families made aware on child rights and child protection in keonjhar district.

Key Issues

Agriculture, Art and Culture, Children, Civic Issues, Drinking Water, Education and Literacy, Environment and Forests, Food Processing, Health and Family Welfare, Information and Communication Technology, Legal Awareness and Aid, New and Renewable Energy, Nutrition, Panchayati Raj, Rural Development and Poverty Alleviation, Vocational Training, Water Resources, Women's Development and Empowerment, Youth Affairs, Tribal Affairs,
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