Spandana Organization

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Project Brief: Spandana strives to mainstream children with disabilities (CWDs). In addition to education, speech and physical therapy, it provides food, shelter and clothing to nearly 40 disabled orphan children.
Project Type: Children with Disabilities (description)
Primary Focus: children with disabilities (description)

Secondary Focus: orphans

Area: Rural
Supporting Chapter Contact: Kansas City
Project Contacts
Status: completed - sustainable
Project Steward: Raji Muppala
Project Partner(s): Jithendar Kumar
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , Spandana Voluntary Organization,Palangi village,Palangi village,
ANDHRA PRADESH  534211
Tel: 011-91- 9397646210
Stewarding Chapter: Kansas City
Funding History
Dec 2017Kansas CityUSD 4173
Jul 2017Kansas CityUSD 4989
Feb 2016Kansas CityUSD 9193
Feb 2015Kansas CityUSD 8235
Sep 2014Kansas CityUSD 3806
Feb 2014Kansas CityUSD 10826
Sep 2013Kansas CityUSD 3982
Jun 2012Kansas CityUSD 8220
Mar 2011Kansas CityUSD 6850
Mar 2011Kansas CityUSD 0
Nov 2010Kansas CityUSD 9125
Aug 2010Kansas CityUSD 2175

Total = $71574

Project Description
Spandana strives to mainstream children with disabilities (CWDs). Many of these children are orphans and most are unable to go through the basic routine of a day without considerable help. In addition to speech and physical therapy, it provides food, shelter and clothing to the 40 Physically challanged children. Most of the donations in cash and kind to Spandana has been coming from the local and neighboring villagers.

Asha for education supported $26,000 for the construction happy home for the kids.

Asha for Education would like to concentrate on the providing the education, speechtherapy and physio therapy.
Spanadana organization took lead step to organize a rehabilitation centers for disable kids and provided food ,shelter and therapatic services like physiotherapy speech therapy and special education in a rented premises for the children .
Spandana organization is established in the year 1996 to render service to the poor and needy . By establishing educational centers to the child labour and bonded labour children and achived so many awards from the district collectors of west Godavari district .Later Spandana recognized the need to serve the disabled kids

Spanadana organization took lead step to organize a rehabilitation centers for disable kids and provided food ,shelter and therapatic services like physiotherapy speech therapy and special education in a rented premises for the children . 150 children were treated and the children were enjoying there life happily by joining in normal schools and playing with normal children.
Project Documents
Nov 2017 Spandana site visit July 2017
Nov 2017 Spandana_project_proposal_Nov_2017
Nov 2017 Spandana_project_proposal_Nov_2017
May 2017 Spandana Project proposal May 2017
Jan 2017 Spandana Site Visit_06_2016.docx
Feb 2016 Spandana Project Proposal Feb 2016
Dec 2015 Spandana Site Visit Report Dec 2015
Jan 2015 Spandana Project Proposal Jan 2015
Aug 2014 Meeting MinutesAug 2014
Jul 2014 Project Proposal August 2014
Jul 2014 Site Visit Report July 2014
Jul 2014 Site Visit Report (with Pictures)
Feb 2014 Meeting_Minutes_approval
Jan 2014 SpandanaProposal_Jan_2014.doc
Jan 2014 Meeting_Minutes_approval
Jan 2014 Meeting_Minutes_approval
Sep 2013 site_visit_report_2013.txt
Sep 2013 Spandana_FCRA.pdf
Aug 2013 Spandana_Proposal_Aug_2013
Aug 2013 Spandana_site_visit_report_062012
Aug 2013 Spandana_FCRA
Aug 2013 Spanda_Aug2013_proposal_approval.doc
May 2012 Spandana May 2012 Proposal
Mar 2011 Project proposal - March 2011
Nov 2010 Check list for next two rooms construction
Nov 2010 Proposal Nov 2010
Nov 2010 site visit report for Nov 2010
Nov 2010 Spandana Round 2 Proposal
Oct 2010 Kitchen bathrooms construction site visit report
Oct 2010 site visit report for october 2010
Jul 2010 Spandana Proposal
Jul 2010 Spandana Proposal
Jul 2009 Site Visit Report
Jul 2009 Photos from site visit