Vision statement

Our vision is of a strong, secular, prosperous, peaceful, positive thinking, well literate and integrated society with equal opportunities for all the elements of the society. We strongly believe in Dr Abdul Kalam’s ‘Vision 2020’ and would like to work hard towards achieving this vision.




Mission statement

It is really unfortunate that in twenty first century we still have many poor families in India who can't send their kids to school due to various reasons. There is a high drop out rate at earliest levels of schooling. Especially, the girls are the main victims in majority of circumstances. Poverty is the most obvious reason for this. Education to girls is not just an issue of their fundamental right but also a vital factor to the development of progressive family and the society. Educating the girls will change their status from unskilled labors to very useful skillful assets for the nation.

Primary health care is still very ineffective in rural areas of India. Thousands of people, especially children, die of infections and infestations each year. The simple measures like boiling water, promoting use of mosquito nets, hand hygiene and others can cut down these deaths significantly. A lot needs to be done in the field of community health in our rural as well as urban areas. Access to primary and emergency medical care is the basic human right of the citizens of India.

Development of positive society can only be achieved by providing right education to our children and women, uplifting the women and providing an atmosphere of freedom in which our society will develop positively.



Our values

We work in a following way-

We provide rural healthcare in the form of primary and secondary healthcare services. We also teach and train the eligible people in basic life support and emergency medical management.

We provide educational support to poor rural girls to encourage them to continue educating.

We work for rural development in the form of village libraries, village gyms, and rural adult female education program.

We believe in power the youth have to be able to change the world.
We truly acknowledge the contribution and importance of the various other partners, including government and non-government organizations, working for social reforms.

Our Aims

Samyak education.



If the parents can't provide their daughters books, stationary and uniform, they would generally be forced to stay at home. If these girls are provided with books for the academic year, they would be encouraged to attend the school for that year. Now the only problem is of uniform. If they are offered at least one uniform a year, their parents would generally have no objection for their education.

Though the social reasons for drop-outs from school are not as straight forward as this, we know that the education can change the lives of these poor girls. This one year of education is likely to be the first step towards this change! We have been doing this kind of work in few villages in rural Jalgaon district.



Samyak Health


Samyak Trust will work in this field as follows-

Rural Hospital-

This project will be initiated in May-June 2009. This will have a modern eye clinic, an emergency, and orthopaedics-trauma departments. We would try our best to get surgery, gynaecology, paediatric and dentistry specialists to work in our set up. This will create a facility with multi-specialty input, a much needed service in the rural parts of Khandesh, an area made up of Jalgaon and Dhule districts of Maharashtra.


Community Medical Emergency Team (C-MET):

The local general practitioners will be encouraged to participate in our C-MET scheme. This scheme will involve rapid response to the medical emergencies, providing basic life support to the victims and transferring patients to the nearest hospital with facility to manage medical emergencies.

Samyak Trust Volunteers-

These volunteers will spread the health awareness in schools, colleges and community. They will also be trained in providing basic life support (BLS) in an emergency medical situation.
Health Camps- The interested doctors in the area will be involved in these camps. The health camps will involve health check ups and the appropriate referrals where needed.

Health awareness-

Raising health awareness will be attempted in the form of school and community lectures on health related topics. We would form partnership with government and other NGOs in this endeavour.

Samyak Sports

Promoting sports and exercises in rural parts of Maharashtra.

Ongoing Projects

Supporting rural girl’s education in few villages in rural Jalgaon district
Village library in Dahigaon village
Exercise facility in Dahigaon village
Health clinics for poor villagers in rural Jalgaon district
School lectures to raise health awareness.
Samyak Trust Volunteers registration

Future Projects

Plan of action for the year-2009

Samyak Health Foundation

Multi-specialty Rural Hospital:

Samyak trust's long awaited rural hospital project will be launched in May-June 2009. The initial hospital facility will consist of Eye Clinic, Trauma and Orthopaedic clinic and Emergency Medical Centre. We would try our best to expand the facility to include delivery facility, general surgery, paediatric and dental services by the end of year 2009. Soon after the beginning we would also initiate public health service camps in the area.

Health camps:

Health related activities of Samyak Trust would mainly aim at primary care issues (preventive aspects of health).The main focus of this camp would be to address gynaecological problems in rural women. We would try to involve the interested specialist doctors to conduct the camp and to advise the rural women on gynaecological health. We would also try to make referral arrangements (to medical colleges or similar institutions) for cervical smear or any other issues.

Samyak Education Foundation

Adult female education:

Women's education project for local uneducated women.

Girl’s education support:

Continue supporting education of the poor girls in Dahigaon Sant village.
Support poor Urdu school girls in the village of Bornar, 25 miles north of Jalgaon in north Maharashtra.

Clean Village Campaign:

This will be carried out with the help of Samyak Trust Volunteers. The emphasis will be on organizing village groups to lead village cleanliness activities. The local village governing bodies will be encouraged to participate for to achieve this goal.

Green Village Campaign:
As above village groups will be encouraged to plant and grow trees.

Samyak Sports Foundation

Khandesh Deewali Marathon, 2009:
Starting this year.

Our Long term plans:

To set up an effective ‘Rural Burns Centre’ to serve the region.

To set up a de-addiction centre for the area.

To set up an orphanage.

To set up hostels for poor students, especially for girls.

‘Save Our Daughters’ Campaign. ( http://www.ethicalpractice.blogspot.com/ )

Who are we

Mr Rajesh Patil

BSc. MSc. IAS.

Sub-Collector Cum Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Athgarh
Dist-Cuttack, Orissa, India.

Dr. Sangram Patil
Emergency Medicine, Intensive Care Medicine,
Anaesthesia, Resuscitation specialist
Interest in management, medical teaching and training

QUALIFICATIONS & COURSES:

· MBBS Jan 99, B. J. Medical College, Pune, India.
· MD Anaesthetics Jan 03, B. J. Medical College, Pune, India.
· FRCA Dec 2006, Royal College of Anaesthetists of UK.
· Intermediate level cert. training in ICM Sept 07- Royal College of Anaesthetists of UK.
· PG Cert. in Pain Management Aug 08, Cardiff University, UK.
· ECDL (European Computer Driving Licence) - Aug 08.
· ALS course: Potential instructor, Dec 08.

COURSES:

· ALERT- Glan Clwyd Hospital, Rhyl, UK, Nov 05.
· APLS- Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, UK, Oct 05.
· ATLS- Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, Oct 05.
· ALS- Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, Oct 04 & Dec 08.

MEMBERSHIPS:

· Medical Council of India, Ref: 89117 (MCI)
· GMC UK, full registration, Ref: 6068401
· Royal College of Anaesthetists of UK, Ref: 642747 (RCOA)
(NTN: WAL/091/012/V)
· European society of intensive care medicine (ESICM)
· Welsh intensive care society (WICS)
· Intensive care aftercare network, (ICAN UK)
· American society of regional anaesthesia and pain medicine (ASRA)
· European society of regional anaesthesia and pain therapy (ESRA)
· The difficult airway society, UK. (DAS)

Dr. Noopur Patil
Ophthalmic (Eye) Surgeon
Special interest in General and paediatric ophthalmology

QUALIFICATIONS:

MBBS: Jan 99, B. J. Medical College, Pune, India.
Diploma in Ophthalmology: Jan 02, B. J. Medical College, Pune, India.
MRCS Ophthalmology: Oct 08, Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland.
Cert Optics & Refraction: Sept 08, Royal College of Ophthalmologists of UK.
Fellowship in Paediatric Ophthalmology: March 08-March 09, H. V. Desai Eye Hospital, Pune.
Cert. in Clinical Research: Jan 09, Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences, Pune.

MEMBERSHIPS:

Indian Society of Ophthalmologists
Pune Society of Ophthalmologists
Member of Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland
Medical Council of India, Ref: 89116 (MCI)

Dr. Rahulkumar Patil
Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon,
Special interest in Trauma and arthroscopic surgery

QUALIFICATIONS:

Diploma in Orthopaedics: Oct 06, College of Physicians & Surgeons, Mumbai.
M.B.B.S: Jan 03, NDMVP’s Medical college, Nashik.

MEMBERSHIPS:

Indian Medical Council
College of Physicians & Surgeons, Mumbai.
Indian Arthroscopy Society
Indian Orthopedic Society
Bombay Orthopedic Society
Pune orthopedic Society.

Mr. Yajurvendra Mahajan BA. MA.

Director of Deepastambha Foundation Jalgaon, Maharashtra, India.

Dr. Snehal Patil (Thoke)
Getting trained as a physician.

M.B.B.S, Jan. 06, D Y Patil Medical College, Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India. PG in Medicine (undertaking currently) Nayar Hospital, Mumbai.

Mrs Kalpana Patil
Samyak Trust Volunteer

Gokulsingh Patil
Samyak Trust Volunteer

Mr Udesingh Patil
Samyak Trust Volunteer

Contact

Samyak Foundation
Post- Dahigaon Sant
Tehsil- Pachora
District- Jalgaon
State- Maharashtra,
India- 425116
www.samyaktrust.com
samyaktrust@googlemail.com