ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR 2007-2008

OF
GAYATRI RURAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
[Bharati Sri Ramulu Nivas, D.NO: 02, Opp: Sri Chaitanya Boys College, Bankers
Colony, Srikakulam, Srikakulam District Andhra Pradesh State India PIN:532 001]

I am, on behalf of GRES, pleased to present the annual report of our organization
for the year 2007-2008. First of all the organization sincerely extends its gratitude
to all the donors, Central Government, State Government, Departments, Private
Agencies ,Industrialists and well wishers for rendering various kinds of selfless
support in pursuance of our activities. The following are the mile stones of our
activities.

I. IMPORTANT TRAINING PROGRAMMES ATTENDED

Our Secretary, Mrs. S. Krishna Kumari attended the training programme on
Sustainable Agriculture methods conducted by Centre for Sustainable
Agriculture,CSW, Hyderabad.and WASAN, Hyderabad. This exposure training has
become the key aspect of encouragement for our farmers on bio-diversity
methods, organic forming methods, non pest management methods and formation
of women former groups.among the farmers in the rural areas.

GRES – Team underwent exposure and training programme in methods for

formation of Women former Groups conducted by Department of Agriculture,
Srikakulam

II. IMPORTANT SEMINAR ATTENDED

Our organization was invited by National Institute of Rural Development ,
Hyderabad to attend a seminar on Regional Programme On Capacity Building In
Organic Agriculture at State Institute of Rural Development, Raipur (Chattisgarh).
Mrs. S.Krishna Kumari our Secretary, attended this Seminar and shared valuable
experiences among many National Level organizations which are working for
sustainable agriculture through organic methods.,. Our organization got rich
experiences from the seminar. Our Secretary visited many like minded
organizations and GRES’s objectives were made known to them for the sake of our
future activities. We extend our sincere gratitude to NIRD for giving this
opportunity to our organization.

III. SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY-BASED RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

(SCBRMP)
SCBRMP enhances people's environmental awareness and builds their capacities
in natural resource utilization, protection, and management. Directed towards the
formation of community resource management structures, the program aims to
promote participatory and community-directed approaches in the protection and
rehabilitation of natural resources including coastal and marine, forest and water
resources. It also mobilizes community actions to address resource destruction
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and depletion, biodiversity erosion and unsustainable utilization of land and
aquatic resources. through :
A. Awareness Generation Programme
With the support of Andhra Pradesh State Social
Welfare Board Awareness Generation Programme for
women [ AGP ] on 1)Status of Women2) Women and Law
3) Women and Health4) Community Health and
Hygiene5) Women Technology and Environment 6)
Women and the State Government 7) Religion Culture
and Women and Economy 8) Women Social Action 9)
Panchayats and Grama Sabhas 10) Nation Integration and Communal
Harmony11) Legal Literacy 12) Women Empowerment 13) Right to Information
Act14) HIV/AIDS ,15) sustainable agriculture and pest side management and
economic development were conducted in 22 mandals covering 245 villages .
Totally 19,867 benefited from this AGP Programmes
B. Adult Literacy Programme
With the support of Local Industrialists Adult Literacy Programme is being
conducted in 123 villages in our rural areas of
operation. 2300 women and 500 men are learning
regional language in the evenings. Now they can read
and write. It has become eye opener to their all round
development

C. Free medical camps

Three Free medical camps were conducted in three
centers, i.e., in Borubhadra, Santabommali,and
Pinnintipeta villages and Mandals and 5000 families
benefited through these camps. Free medical treatments
were given to the poor and proper medical advice was
given to the poor of the rural areas.

D. Free eye camps

Two free eye camps were conducted and more than 125 poor got benefited
through these camps. The poor in the remote areas got proper medical treatments
and advice.

E. Training and awareness on women and child development programme, .

As our organization involves in women development programme, they were in
need of awareness and training in their day-to-day
life in the aspect of care for the aged women,
economic affairs, education, care for mother, child
development, child care, breast feeding and
hygiene. Also aged women are not taken care of by
the family members and the society. Our
organization gave proper training and awareness
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among the poor family members on the importance of aged women and their
rights. To enlighten these aspects among the society our organization conducted
women development programme in 25 centres. There was wide acceptance for this
programme and more than 5000 families got benefited by these programme
because of women were made strengthen their participation in decision making in
the family and in the society and to deal with social issues including atrocities on
women and children
F. Condensed Course: CSWB New Delhi has sanctiond this project to provide
education to those women like young widows, women deserted by their husbands
for various social and economic reasons dropped out of school and could not
pursue their studies.
With the support of Andhra Pradesh State Social Welfare
Board, Hyderabad, condensed courses were provided to
50 SSC Failed poor girls to enable them to pass SSC
Exams in Borubhadra village of Santhabommali Mandal

IV. Environment Education Awareness

GRES has organized various programmes relating to environment as follows:
a. National Environment Awareness Campaign 2007- 2008 theme”
biodiversity conservation”
Biodiversity – or biological diversity – is the variety of all life, the variety of plants
and animals and the range of areas where they live. Biodiversity includes
habitats, species and genetic diversity which is sometimes described as our
“natural heritage”. Biodiversity is disappearing at an alarming rate worldwide;
largely due to loss of habitats, therefore it is very important that we all do our bit
to protect and conserve our natural heritage for future generations.
With the support of Ministry of
Environment and Forest Department, Our organization has conducted National
Environment Awareness Campaign 2007- 2008 theme” biodiversity conservation”
in 14 villages in 4 mandals (Laveru, Srikakulam, Amadalavalasa and Echerla) in
the time shedule of 18 days with the participants of Women including SHG,
Women FormeGroups, Anganwadi Workers, ANM’s,
NGOs, Voluntary Workers Farmers, Rural Population
General Public, Social Workers by way of conducting
work shops, seminars and rallies . The programme
was launched with a big rally flagged by
Sri.Dharmana Prasada Rao Minister for Revenue
along with district collector and district officers on 8-
3- 2008 and 3875 women benefited through these
campaigns.

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 B. Seminar on Mass Environmental Awareness
Our organisation has conducted district level Seminar / workshop with a main
objective to provide a forum to professionals, scientists, environmentalists, other
groups of the society to share knowledge and experience on various aspects of
environment and for creation of mass environmental awareness. and nearly 300
members have participated in this workshop/seminar.

V. POLICY RESEARCH, ADVOCACY AND CAMPAIGNS (PRAC)

GRES's research, advocacy and campaigns program generates and promotes
relevant information, actions and proposals on key development issues and
concerns affecting agriculture and small-scale farmers and HIV/AIDS, Women
rights, eradication of child labour, adolescents and women from trafficking,
rehabilitation programs to disabled children, street children etc

A. Stigma and Discrimination on HIV/AIDS Programs(SDP)

Preventing the Stigma and discrimination on HIV/AIDs through mobilizing the
population and stakeholders and contribute to achieving the Millennium
Development (MDG) Goal 6 “Halt and reverse the spread of HIV/AIDS by 2015”. It
has linkage to other MDGs, in particular those related to poverty reduction and
infant mortality

B. Prevention of HIV/AIDS
NGOs play a pivotal role in the prevention of HIV/AIDS as they work closely with
people who engage in high-risk behaviour. Gayatri Rural Educational Society
(GRES) has tied up with 125 small NGOs from coastal districts of srikakulam
,vijayanagaram and visakhapantam and is striving to create an effective network
to enhance awareness and achieve behavior change.

The aim of NGO collaboration is to educate the vulnerable groups engaging in high
risk behaviour and to promote safe sex. GRES encourages area and population-
specific intervention programmes by grassroots-level NGOs.GRES supports and
links up with many NGOs to create awareness, provide proper counseling,
promote safe sex, care and treatment-seeking for HIV/AIDS cases.

The groups identified for intervention programmes are

truck drivers, commercial sex workers, migrant
labour, industrial workers, refugees, fishermen, slum
dwellers, hotel and lodge workers, domestic help,
students ,men to men, women to women and street
children.GRES has developed working relationships
with other ngos to ensure that the hiv/aids situation
is properly and adequately addressed in the appropriate manner. training
programmes on preparation and management of a project are held, apart from
workshops and seminars for ngos

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Through NGOs, GRES provides support for the following activities:

• STD treatment provided to 1138 persons

• Home care for people living with AIDS: provided
to 58 member
• Awareness Camps to the rural youth (age group
between 12 to 18) and 65000 were benefited
• A total of 11632 packets of condoms have been
distributed
• Linkages have been established with local
NGOs, government hospitals, religious eaders and
community groups for effective implementation.
• Over 40 local healthcare providers have been sensitized and trained on
issues related to
HIV/AIDS and STIs.
• Thousands of people have been reached through communication channels
like magic shows,
street plays, quiz competitions and audiovisual shows.
• Information has also been disseminated through pamphlets/posters and
stickers Covering
various aspects of HIV and STIs.
• A total of 1806 people received counseling
• Identified and trained community volunteers who help in bringing
awareness on
HIV/AIDS and in implementation of the project.

B. Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation (TCSE)

Prevention of Trafficking and Rescue, Rehabilitation and Re-integration of Victims
of Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation programmes were conducted
and rehabilitation was provided to nearly 25 trafficking girls. .

VI..SUSTAINABLE FARMINGPROGRAM(SFP)
SFP develops farmer-initiated, location specific and
sustainable farming technologies in partnership with
community organizations to promote appropriate
alternatives to mainstream agricultural processes that
have been responsible for losses in farm productivity
and income, biodiversity, indigenous knowledge
systems, and community control over genetic
resources.230 women were benefited from this

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 programme
A. Independent Mahila Rytu Mitra Groups
1489 Mahila Rytu Mitra Groups (each group
consisting of 15 members are formed and functioning
in various villages in our area of operation i.e District..
They are saving regularly in the bank accounts opened
in the jurisdiction. They are making on lending within
the groups. Regular weekly meetings are conducted by
our field staff. Trainings on income generation
activities were conducted for them. Bank linkages were made between the
groups and the banks. They have availed loans and generate income for their
livelihood
VII. RURAL LIVELIHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (RLDP)
RLDP contributes to the development of sustainable livelihood systems and the
promotion of greater equity in rural areas by
increasing incomes of rural households, both from
farm and off-farm sources. GRES has provide Health
Care to the women and children with main focus of
control the diseases duly , conducting regular surveys
and organized Health camps to educate public and
treatment, awareness about Polio, Small box, T.B.
Jaunties, Malaria, Typhoid, Aids, Leprosy etcThe
program's key strategies revolve around facilitating the poor's access to credit and
market and developing economically viable and sustainable enterprises where the
beneficiaries effectively exercise management and control over these activities and
receive equitable benefits from the same and 1145 families benefited through
these programs.
A. Rural Livelihood Program For Women Through Vegetable Cultivation In
Santabommali Mandal
GRES has provided - training, seed distribution, land
preparation and marketing efforts with the support of
agriculture department authorities. With a new
components like . vermiculture, literacy and health
.Till now, 10 groups were formed and 2,00,000
plants developed and distributed among the
members of the groups. Thirty acres of land is being
cultivated for vegetables. 500 quintals of vegetables were grown, including
capsicum, cabbage, cauliflower, tomato and brinjals. Out of this, 120 quintals
was sold and the income of approximately Rs. 1,16,000 was generated for the
federation of 150 women.
All the participants in the project have grown vegetables at least five times more
than before. A plant that gave 1 kg tomatoes now gives 5 kg. Each woman earned
Rs. 500 to 600 per month on an average. SHGs have been formed in 10 villages
and their total saving is approximately Rs. 53,000, which helps them to take loans
for various other income-generating activities.
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VIII. WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM(WEP)
Women empowerment programmes through skill and vocational trainings for
sustainable livelihood. Forming women former groups, SHG groups, Micro Finance
for sustainable livelihood.

A. Independent Self Help Groups AND MICRO CREDIT FINANCE

According to GRES aim to establish self-managed and self-reliant group
capacities at the community levels so that people can improve the economic and
social conditions for themselves and their families through collective action. 27
NGOs in district are working under MNGO of GRES for formation of SHG groups

Since last 3 years , self help

groups were formed with the participation of 8700
women with a financil involvement of Rs. 41,52,591 and
functioning in various villages in our area of operation
i.e in entire district consisting of 38 mandals. They are
saving regularly in the bank accounts opened in the
jurisdiction. They are making onlending within the
groups.Regular weekly meetings are conducted by our
field staff. Trainings on income generation activities
were conducted for them. Bank linkages were made
between the groups and the banks. They have availed
loans and generate income for their livelihood..Sofar
GRES is running Micro Credit program with nearly
8700 women members participation. It is our view to
enhance the loan portion from 1000/- per member to
25,000/- per member from next year onwards.
OUTREACH SUMMARY

PARTICULARS Apr '05–Mar- 06' Apr '06-Mar- 07' Apr '07-mar-08'

Number of Units 2 3 5
Number of Members 840 4,305 8,820
Number of Groups 56 269 588
Number of Active Clients 399 1,660 2,092
Number of Active Loans 381 1,598 1,991
Total Number of Loans 399 2,059 21,371
Value of loans (Rs) 3,99,603 20,60,241 41,52,591
Gross Loan Outstanding(Rs) 3,45,000 17,91,241 35,64,591

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B. Skill development Training Programme
Gres has identified Some entrepreneurial skills and
provideds trainigs in the following trades and 250
(each trade consisting of 50 women )women in the age
groups of 20 to 35 benefited identified Now they are
able to work and earn money independently to stand
on their own legs.

• Dress designing, stitching & embroidery

• Jute/quilted/fancy bags
• Computer Education & DTP
• Toys making
• Beautician course

C. Vocational Training Programme

Adda Leafs & Garments making is another important programme conducted by
GRES. In this unit 75 women in the age group of 25 to 45 including 5 disabled
girls underwent training. Now they are able to work
and earn money independently to stand on their own
legs.
Similarly 50 girls in the age group of 19 to 24 were
trained in computer training Programme and out of
50, 45 girls are working in various companies and
shops and remaining 5 hve established internet offices
to generate the income..
With the support of APITCO under control of District Youth Welfare Officer , the
training programme to 50 women was conducted in the trade of Bed Side
Assistance and wage employment was provided to these 50 girls to work in
various hospital in the district
D. Income-Generating Programmes For Women In Town Conducted
GRES has provide Training Programmes to women in the trades which are
marketable duly upgraded their skills in order to meet the demands of changing
work environment to enable and empower women to access remunerative
employment opportunities, which will instill self-confidence and enhance their
self-esteem.
GRES has provided training to the women from marginalised farming families
in various skills such as health food processing, picles
making, and sewing. A total of 130 women in the age
group of 25 to 45 received training in small economic
activities, entrepreneurship and marketing their
products. It was also helped in production and
developing marketing strategies.

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IX.. WOMEN AND CHILDREN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (WCDP)
GRES has taken up the following programmes for women and child welfare
A. Family Counseling Centre :
GRES run the Family Counseling centers for salvation of women family problems
in the district with the financial support from Central Social Welfare Board, New
Delhi to provide preventive and rehabilitative services to women and children who
are victims of atrocities and family maladjustments.
The Central Social Welfare Board, New Delhi has
given a permission to our organization to run the
Family Counseling Centre (FCC) duly providing the
grants.
196 women were given counseling sofar since 3 years
and provided Rehabilitation 21 women by GRES. The
performance report for current is as follows:
SL.NO Reasons conflict according to Clients No of families
benefited
01 Mental Harassment cases 09
02 Maladjustment Cases
a.Personal Differences 08
b.Interference of Parents 05
c.Extra Marital relations 18
d.Economic Crisis 02
e. Alcohol addiction 28
f.Marital maladjustment 05
03 Dowry Harassment cases 11
04 Referred for police assistance 02
05 Vocational Trainings provided 02
No of Family cases settled 90

B. Programme for the Disabled Children

Education is considered as an important tool for the disabled for their
development, our organization gave educational support to 88 deserving disabled
in our area of operation. They got special fees, notebooks, examination fees,
technical training and other connected study materials from our organization.

Free uniform dresses were given to 30 poor disabled

school going students so that they can mingle in the
main stream with other students in the educational
institutions without shy and inferiority complex and
proceed with their career confidently.
Awareness about the disability, its causes, its
consequences and its psychological effects on both the
disabled, family concerned and the society is essential. On this basis awareness
generation programmes were conducted in various centers. Many disabled and the

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concerned parents/guardians participated these programmes and got benefited in
the aspect of prevention, treatment and placements for the trained disabled.

Disabled Children School Achievements

No. of Boys Girls Total 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH class
children class class class class
admitted
88 43 45 88 19 16 17 18 26

C. Elimination And Rehabilitation Of Child Labour

With the support of National Child Labour Project i.e
Project Director of Sarvasikhsha Abhiyan ,GRES has
been actively involved in child labour eradication as
well as development of child labour through educating
them in National Child Labour Project Schools to bring
them to mainstream schools. The residential schools
were organized for child labour and 98 children were benefited though this project
during the year.98 children were made to take admissions in government schools.
We have created educational opportunites for the children working in industries
and motivated children to enroll and continue their formal education. GRES has
organised the parents of the children working in industries for elimination of child
labour
Child Labour School Achievements
No. of children Boys Girls Total 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH class
admitted class class class class
98 33 65 98 09 21 24 20 24

D. Rehabilitation, Education & Assistance To Children On The Street

Another innovative project being implemented by
GRES is Rehabilitation of Street Children /Beggars
& Protection of their children upto 14 years of Age.
100 children were given shelter out of whom 95 are
receiving formal education and the other 5 non-
formal education and vocational training The
Organization had made a survey and identified 275
beggar families. So far, the organization has rehabilitated 195 families in gainful
economic activities, provided them house in Srikakulam urban slums and
provided them financial assistance for their economic growth through Income
Generation Activity.
Street Children School Achievements
No. of children Boys Girls Total 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH class
admitted class class class class

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 48 22 26 88 9 6 7 8 18

E. Free Education Centre

The children of the families are now taught in a “Free Education Centre” being run
by GRES. The resources required for this purpose is usually raised by the
Organization through “Donations”, “Govt. Grant” and internal accrual
G. Workshops For Children In Various Mandals In The District
GRES organized 2 days workshops for children in srikakulam and children
with the aim of providing them with opportunities of
self expression through various activities stimulating
both body and mind. It provides forum of interaction
and learning through various creative and performing
arts. There are series of sessions on music, dance, and
theatre. There are art and craft sessions filled with
interesting activities like drawing and painting,
pottery, mask making and kite making. Forty children in the age group of 13-18
participated in the workshop . There were intellectual activities like debates,
speeches, recitation and quiz competition. The Health and nutrition sessions
focuses on adolescent health and nutrition requirements.

Similar workshops in remaining 37 mandal for the peiod from January 2007 to
narch 2008 were organized and nealy 1200 children in the age group of 13-18
participated in the workshop
D. Women and sanitation
Sanitation is a much-needed area of intervention to reduce the enormous disease
burden in the country. Even today, almost 700 million people have no access to
toilets, which is a major cause for many of our
distressing health indicators. Due
to this reason a one day Workshop on Women and
Sanitation was conducted with the participant ants
from NGOs, Sanitation department and provided
awareness to enable them to implement in their
concerned areas.
Also free medical camps were conducted and possible treatments were given to the
disabled. Referral services were given to them so that they can contact the
particular department or organizations for further possible assistance. Walking
sticks, shoes and tricycles were provided to the deserving disabled according to
their needs.
E. International Women’s Day Programmes
With the collaboration and support from District
Youth welfare Department and I.C.D.S, our
organisation has celebrated the International
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 Women’s Day Programme at district level with the
women participants of nearly 800 and
Sri.Dharmana Prasada Rao Minister for Revenue
and District Collector along with all the district
officers have participated in a BIG RALLY flagged
by Minister for Revenue.
F.WOMEN NETWORK
As GRES is running Family Counseling Centre with the support from Central
Social Welfare Board, New Delhi, a Women Net Work has been established in the
district with the name of SRIKAKULAM WOMEN
DEVELOPMENT NETWORK with the participation
of nealy 3500 women members for campaign to end
violence against women :
Goals and Achievements:
• Strengthen the movement and transform the
lives of women in the District : 650 families
benefited

Change values, attitudes and behaviours that discriminate against women and
girls and encourage violence against them
*Demand action by governments, communities and individuals to end all violence
against women E-Mail : sdwdnw@yahoo.com

X.FISHERMEN COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES FOR WOMEN

The fishermen who depend on the sea face more problems than others. And hence
we have concentrated more on marine fisheries than on lake or river fisheries...
From the studies we have conducted we observed that catamarans with OBMs
have been draining the resources of fishermen with fuel costs, repairs, manhours
etc. Fuel used for these OBMs is also ecologically destructive. GRES felt an
imperative need to build further awareness on this especially among the younger
generation of fishers. Around 60 fishermen and women participated
A. Drying racks:
A huge amount of unsold fish go waste during rainy / festive seasons or when
there is a glut. While men catch fish, women dry them in the sandy beach and fish
get spoiled because of dust and sand. The unhygienic drying of fish unfit for
consumption have a low economic value. Reducing the fish losses and improving
the efficiency of post-harvest handling and processing are important concerns that
affect fisherfolk's life. Drying is one of the simplest ways to preserve fish. GRES
trained women in hygienic drying fish with the help of drying racks , raising their
market value substantially . 130 Fisher women participated .
B..Community Health programmes for women from fishermen community
conducted :
GRES has provided sustainable health care consists
of three components to the fishermen communities

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and 600 families benefited.
· provided a maternity and child care system in
eachVillage.
·Collaborated with govt. to avail primary health
services
· Strengthened community role in preventive health practices.
C. Training Programmes conducted
The following training programmes were conducted for women from fishermen
communities in the following activities and 300 women benefited:
1. Post harvest technologies - drying fish in drying racks
2. Bio-intensive gardening technology
3. Pest control and organic farming

FUTURE PLANS
GRES has a strong faith that little intervention in need makes big difference, thus
the success as mentioned above has encouraged GRES with following future
programme:
• To organize water resource management programs
• Establishment of Rehabilitation and Care Center for Women in distress
• Establishment of four Water Harvesting Structures to provide irrigation
facility to 2000 Hectares of land.
• Plantation of 120 acres of Medicinal plantations
• Establishment of a Rural Hospital
• Establishment of a Common Facility Center for providing training and skill
• Establishment of an Artisan guild for jute product /craft workers.
• Creation of Employment opportunity for 5000Men/Women by Dec’2008.
• Establishment of an Old Age Home for Poor Old Aged People.
• Establishment of a Crèche for care of orphans, kids and adoption.
• Organize Seminars at district level on Environment, women empowerment
And child rights
• Prevention of Trafficking and Rescue, Rehabilitation and Re- integration of
Victims of Trafficking for Commercial Sexual Exploitation
• Training programs to the fishermen community
• To implement a programme on “Reproductive & Child Health Care

(i) List of projects implemented in the last 3 years (April 2005 to March 2008)
Name of the project Funding agency Duration TotalAmt

1 SHG - Micro Credit Prg SHG GROUPS On going 41,52,591

2 Rehabilitation of Child Labour ,Disabled DCLP, 9 moths 11,82,049
Children,Orphons,Adolscents Srikakulam
3 Income Generation Training Programs APITCO 6 months 6,75,293
4 Family Conselling Centre CSWB New Delhi Ongoing 2,96,893
5 Short Stay Home Women Welfare One year 1,08,473
6 Rural Livelihood Dev Prog Industries 8months 1,36,805
7 Sustainable Community Dev. Prog CSWBNew Delhi 9month 1,71,510

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8 Sustainable Farming Programs riculture & public 10months 1,39,492
9 Awareness Generation Programs CSWB New Delhi 6 months 1,58,522
10 Seminars& Workshops onEnvironmen CSWB New Delhi Ongoing 78,226
12 Condensed Course Program CSWB New Delhi 4 months 1,71,850
13 Advocacy & Campaigns Public 30,492
TOTAL 73,28,457

FUNDERS: We would like to thank our funders

1.Government of India, Ministry of Environment and Forest, New Delhi

2.Central Social Welfare Board, Women and Child Department, New Delhi

3.A.P State Social Welfare Board, Women and Child Department, Hyderabad

4.Project Director, Sarvasiksha Abhiyan, Govt. Of A.P. Srikakulam

5.Managing Director, APITCO, Hyderabad

6.District Youth Welfare Office, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Srikakulam

7.Executive Engineer, Water Works and Sanitation, Govt of A.P., Srikakulam

7.Presidents of 27 NGOs in the District

8.Managing Directors of Industries

9.Community Leaders

Sadasivuni Krishna Kumar

Secretary
Gayatri Rural Educational Society

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