A BRIEF PROFILE

INTRODUCTION
Established in 1976, the Foundation is the social engagement wing of Anand Automotive Limited Activities of the organisation are mainly spread in towns and cities, which have the presence of Anand manufacturing units Gurgaon (H.O.), Rewari, Parwanoo (H.P.), Nashik, Dewas (M.P.) are SNSFs main locations, along with some activity based presence down south in Bangalore, Chennai and Dharwad Mission: Mobilize Public-Private-People Partnerships to work towards sustainable development of marginalised sections - particularly women, by following a rights based and empowerment approach, in the fields of Education, Health, Natural Resource Management, Livelihoods and Governance. Annual Coverage: A population of 3 lacs Donations are 100% Tax Exempt as per Section 35 AC , IT Act, 1961

MAJOR PARTNERSHIPS : 1999-2010

EDUCATION HEALTH LIVELIHOODS Mahila Bala (Holistic Development Dharampur surrounding Gurgaon Utthan Village Prog.) & villages,

British High Commission

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

Reproductive & Child Health Programme Phase I: Grassroots Implementation Agency At Gurgaon & Nasik Capacity Building & Monitoring Agency for 8 Grassroots Organisations: Districts Simla & Solan, H.P., covering 2 lacs population Janani Suvidha Yojana: Promoting Institutional Deliveries at Gurgaon, Rewari, Parwanoo (H.P.)

Town Enrichment Action Movement (TEAM), Gurgaon: Enrolled 6,500 out-of-school children into schools over 3 yrs Implementing Agency of GoIs

Healthy Workplace Interventions

Implementing Agency of GoIs National Child Labour Project , Gurgaon

District Rural Development Agency, Nasik: Promoting MicroFinance & Micro-Enterprises among tribal women Developing Capable Workforce Life Skills Education for Rural & Urban Youth & Vocational Training across all SNSF locations

Corporate Partnerships:

Data shows that 66% of the girls accessing SNSFs vocational training in Gurgaon in 2009, have discontinued education after 10th class. 33% are pursuing studies beyond 10th.

ASSERTIVE APPROACH TOWARDS WOMEN ANAND-SNSF SYNERGY

1. Numerous programs addressing health, literacy, and credit services are in place. SNSF focuses on the largely neglected area of employability & skills development of youth and preparing them for the challenges of the 21st Century market place.

2. Therefore, opening opportunities for young girls and women to see them through varied levels of skills development, coaching for admission into technical vocational courses and taking them beyond to facilitate opportunities in technologically sophisticated employment sectors now opened up in India, are SNSFs current focus.
3. SNSFs micro-credit programmes target poor women and other vulnerable groups. These programmes share modicum evidence to demonstrate their role in reducing poverty levels by encouraging women to develop enterprises. 4. Expansion of economic and social opportunities for women, reduce disparities, and result in greater participation in decision making in the home, further reflected in their participation in the democratic process of their immediate neighborhood. 5. A balancing of the push to accelerate economic growth through employability is matched by efforts towards life-style changes. Proposed training activities are designed to demonstrate enhanced human well being.

2011 - 12
PWN No. of Centres GGN REWARI NSK DEWAS

12,000 Students (6,000 every 6 months) Targeted at 90% Female Enrolment

Basic & Advanced Certified Courses in Cutting & Tailoring, Dress Designing, Beautician, Computers, Electricals & Electronics,

Micro-Enterprises Among Tribal Women thru MicroFinance : 2002-11

CURRENT STATUS: Geographical Spread: 70 of Trimbakeshwars 120 villages
100 of Peths 146 villages

No. of SHGs formed: 352 involving 3700 tribal women SHGs received trial loans: 230 Nos SHGs received 2nd round loans: 153 Nos.

Funds Made Available as Trial Loan: Rs. 39,08,000/Funds Made Available in the 2nd round : Rs. 3,82,50,000/ SHGs pursuing group enterprises: 60 SHGs in pipeline to receive trial loans: 43 SHGs in pipeline to receive 2nd round loans: 60 Subsidy by DRDA in loan repayment: Rs.2,09,70,000/No. of Individual Enterprises: 1023

Business Areas Adopted by Self Help Groups

1, 1% 10, 8% 19, 16% 11, 9% 4, 3%
Ayurvedic Medicine Production Building Material Supplier Dairy (Buffalo / Goatary) Tent Decoration Supplier Agro- Related

21, 18%
Flour Mill Ration/Grocery

3, 3%

50, 42%

Miscellaneous

Vaishali Mahila Bachat Gat, Peth

15 Member group formed in Jan 2003 Initial Savings Rs. 25/month

Entrepreneurial Activity Ayurvedic Medicine Making Winners of Best SHG Award in 2006