NGO Synopsis

SYNOPSIS
HELPING HAND ORGANIZATION.
1.ABSTRACT-
• The success of any project study depends upon a

number of factors among which the proper guidance
received from the experts in the industry and teachers
plays an important role.
• I take here a great opportunity to express my sincere
and deep sense of gratitude.
• The support and guidance from the mam was of great
help.
• I would like to express my gratitude to mam for her
constant support and encouragement.
2.INTRODUCTION-
• Brief overview highlights some of the key barriers faced

by disabled children and young people.
• Which impacts on their progression into adulthood and
provides suggestions and options for addressing these
barriers within the context of four key
areas: Education ,Transition to adulthood ,Benefits and
Employment.
• The government has hinted at its aim of developing such
a vision.
• Employment support is a significant change which will
undoubtedly impact on young disabled people.
• Given the high number of young disabled people who
are not employment which allows them to move away
from income-based benefits.
• For those people who become unemployed because of
redundancy , they are more likely to be unemployed for
longer.
• The loss of contributions list not having an immediate
impact, will undoubtedly impact later in life when those
contributions become a determining factor in level of
pension payments etc.
3.OBJECTIVE-
The Aims and Objectives of our Society are:
• The main objective of this project is funding of all

services which is conducted by NGO.
• To provide Social, Educational and Economic
Empowerment to Women and Children.
• To safeguard the rights of the Child and provide
for the well being of Children in need, more

particularly,
a. Children exposed to any form of abuse,
b. Children deprived of education
c. Children suffering from ill health, physical and
mental.
• To secure for the transgendered, their basic
human rights and ensuring them a better way of

life by,
a. Providing assistance in pursuing education.
b. Guiding the transgendered in identifying their
interests and assist them further by enrolling them
in concerned vocational training programs and/or
based on their individual preference, aid in
establishing them as entrepreneurs.
• Providing medical assistance and legal aid.
• To provide medical and legal aid and assistance to

the old aged and to take such other measures to
ensure their social well being.
• To empower the differently abled by providing,
a. Medical aid and appliances;
b. Vocational training and employment
opportunities;
c. Legal aid; and
• To mentor and provide guidance to the youth.
• To preserve and protect the environment and
propagate the significance of sustainable

development for maintaining ecological balance.
4.LITERATURE REVIEW-
In India and abroad, several studies have been made on
voluntary organizations working in urban as well as rural
areas. Much of the literature on voluntary organizations in
Indian settings has come from traditional social work.
• Michael Banton’s essay (1957) on the Anthropological
Aspects of Voluntary Associations notes that “Voluntary
Associations become more common and significant as
societies advance in technology, complexity and scale”.
• Alliband Terry’s study of voluntary agencies (1983) as
rural development agents focuses on the most widely
known successful experiments by voluntary agencies
such as Martandam and Sriniketan.K.A.
• Suresh’s (1990) study deals with the levels of
participation of beneficiaries in the development
programmes of select NGOs in Kerala
• Vanitha Vishwanath’s (1993) study evaluates and
compares the role of two NGOs i.e Integrated Service
and Gram Vikas in promoting women development.
5.RESEARCH METHODOLOGY-
A great deal of time was spent becoming familiar with
search parameters specific to the subject literature, and
periodically consulting experienced librarians at the
University of Cape Town.
The initial attempts did not produce the nal search
strategy – the design progressed as knowledge was gained
of the platforms, databases, keywords, indexing and
structuring of texts.
FLOW DIAGRAM-
6.DATA COLLECTION-
• The main source of information for this project is
based on data collection.data collected are the
both primary data and secondary data in nature.
PRIMARY DATA-
• Primary data have been directly collected from the
members and the students of this project.as well
from the people outside the project by survey
method though undisguised structured
questionnaire.
• Questions like open minded, close ended, multiple
choice and ranking type have been used for the
purpose of the data collection.
SECONDARY DATA-
• Secondary data have been collected from official
WebApplication of this project and also from the
other official websites.
7.SCOPE-
• Internal sources: Internal sources of funding are

membership fees, subscriptions, interests/ dividends,
sales of products, individual donations and rent.
• Membership fees – Annual fees charged for becoming a
member of the organization is the membership fees.
• Subscription – Fees is charged by the organization for
subscribing in-house magazine or bulletin or any other
type of publication.
• Interests/dividends – On any short term or long term
investment of NGO, interest / dividend is received.
• Sales of products – Funds are raised by sale of products
like handicraft items, food items and candles that are
generally prepared by the beneficiaries.
• Individual donations – Any member of the NGO may
give funds from his pocket as individual donation.
• Rent- In case the NGO leases out its property like office,
rent becomes the internal funding source.
8.REQUIREMENTS-
Environment – Visual studio.
Language – Asp.net with C#.
Back End – MySql Server.
CHAPTER SCHEMES-
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Literature Review
Chapter 3: Research Methodology
Chapter 4: Results and Discussion
Chapter 5: Conclusion and Future work
REFRENCES-
1. Encyclopedia: Compiled and Edited by Nabhi‟s Board of
Editors, Handbook for NGOs: An Encyclopedia for Non-
Government Organisations and Voluntary Agencies Vol. 1,
New Delhi, Nabhi Publications, First Revised Edition, 2005,
Reprint-July 2006, ISBN: 81–7274 – 542 – 7, Page 1
2. Edited by Santap Sanhari Mishra, NGOs An Introduction,
Published by “The Icfai University Press”, Hyderabad-500082,
First edition, 2007, ISBN: 81- 314-0768-3, Page 1
3. Edited by Andreas Georg Scherer and Guido Palazzo,
Handbook of Research on Global Corporate Citizenship,
Published by Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, UK, USA, 2008,
ISBN 978 1 84542 836 5 (cased), Page 275
4. NGOs and Social Welfare: New Research Approaches,
Edited by David Lewis, N. Ravichandran, Rawat Publications,
2008, ISBN 81-316-0200-1, Page 12
5.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nongovernmental_organizati
on#Definition
6. Asok Kumar Sarkar, NGOs The new lexicon of Health care,
First published 2005, Concept Publishing Company, New
Delhi – 110059, ISBN: 81-8069- 202-7, Page 37
WEBSITES-
1.https://www.youwecan.org/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=202241514
2&gc=CjwKCAiAu9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq--
lji_GQKXNnyrkIdddAOAgHrTPlfeUVgA7Azh3ed48WFHIVnTJM6BoCh4YQAvD_BwE&gclid=CjwKCAiAu
9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq--
lji_GQKXNnyrkIdddAOAgHrTPlfeUVgA7Azh3ed48WFHIVnTJM6BoCh4YQAvD_BwE
2.https://support.savethechildren.in/make-a-
donation/?agencyname=Google_search&adunit=Generic&adsize=NA&accounttype=grant&url=gene
ric&gclid=CjwKCAiAu9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq-4i9izhH5INVDBl6eUDyp7U8Cijp3W71ZP2_0kK4typg9LezI-
zMAxoCc1IQAvD_BwE
3.https://www.smilefoundationindia.org/mission-education/?gclid=CjwKCAiAu9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq-
zRciid0FPESw-4fRO25QX44oIbX416OA03w1ywdZr8T1yZmqRYwIRoCJOcQAvD_BwE
4.https://foundation.vijoriya.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiAu9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq-
4fT_eSSWAd9NpkfoV0nsD8MBPuNAPbKky7q--Xh2UGtThKji6thexoCXVAQAvD_BwE
5.https://www.careindia.org/
6.https://www.udayfoundation.org/
7.https://www.apd-india.org/donation_category?gclid=CjwKCAiAu9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq-
z1WqFKysboDLFPinVr1tzLDjsdwlukUGF-zLK_QoeI87tcXMXXttRoCPZgQAvD_BwE
8.https://amorypaz.org/donativos/?gclid=CjwKCAiAu9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq-
3xZeq4zxqbsIeJBVT7nMNBQCcElMLlfrs2kdV1gnUYFBfPuUw5mIhoC1x4QAvD_BwE
9.http://www.kiranbala.org/?gclid=CjwKCAiAu9vwBRAEEiwAzvjq-_kTjHiYHcXwEbg_Jqxlt-WBh5-
EDy0fbb1UPUmggMtGwPlpwzfiQRoCV-AQAvD_BwE
MAGAZINES-
• 01 The Wikimedia Foundation.

• 02 Partners in Health.
• 03 Oxfam.
• 04 BRAC.
• 05 International Rescue Committee.
• 06 PATH.
DATE-
Shweta Dattatray Patil. prof.Ashwini somnathe

TYIT-B Msc.CS ,B.Ed.
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SYNOPSIS

HELPING HAND ORGANIZATION.

• The success of any project study depends upon a

• Brief overview highlights some of the key barriers faced

• The main objective of this project is funding of all

for the well being of Children in need, more

human rights and ensuring them a better way of

• To provide medical and legal aid and assistance to

• To preserve and protect the environment and

propagate the significance of sustainable

• Internal sources: Internal sources of funding are

• 01 The Wikimedia Foundation.

Shweta Dattatray Patil. prof.Ashwini somnathe

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