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Association of People with Disability, The (APD)

Sector: Disability
Sub Sector: Comprehensive - Multiple
Tax Deduction: 50% u/s 80G of The Income Tax Act, 1961
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% Spent on Beneficiaries

89%
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Year of Establishment : 1959
Registered Address : 6th Cross, Hutchins Road, Off Hennur Road, Lingarajapuram, St. Thomas Town Post, Bengaluru 560084, Karnataka
Presence :
Website : https://www.apd-india.org
Email : contact@apd-india.org
Telephone : +91 80 25475861; +91 80 25489594
Donor Contact : Ms. Shanigar / shanigar@apd-india.org
Registered Under : The Mysore Societies Registration Act, 1960
Auditor : Rajagopal & Badri Narayanan
Bankers : State Bank of India
Trustees/Directors/Managing Committee: : Mr. Subir Hari Singh - President , Ms Amritha V M Ward - Vice President, Mr Jacob Kurian - Secretary, Mr Pradeep Kumar Panja - Treasurer, Mr V P Mahendra - Trustee, Mr Mohan Sundaram - Trustee

Association of People with Disability, The (APD) is transforming thousands of lives of differently abled people through comprehensive rehabilitation and therapeutic services, supported financially by diverse corporate and not-for-profit organisations and medically supported by all leading hospitals in Bengaluru. APD visions to create world where equity, dignity and justice are assured for people with disability.

Main Programmes:

  • Early Intervention: APD promotes child’s age-appropriate growth and development and support families during the early critical years thereby ensuring early detection, intervention, equal opportunities and social inclusion for the children. An integrated approach is followed with the parent in the child’s life.  APD formulates individualized family support plan (IFSP) in consultation with parents, build the capacity and sensitize stakeholders such as ASHA, Anganwadi, doctors, nurses, parents, caregivers, and communities to build a sustainable ecosystem. It caters to various needs of a child and provides need-based rehabilitation services on a case to case basis.
  • Inclusive Education: APD has three focus areas under this:
    • Providing comprehensive education: This is the overall development of a child including counselling, rehab (speech or physiotherapy), surgical intervention, fitment of mobility aids, providing assistive devices, as well as academic and confidence building, etc., skills. The Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) teachers, individually or in a group, support teachers as facilitators.
    • Building an ecosystem to promote inclusive education: Extensive capacity building is done for school teachers, peers, parents and siblings, and relevant stakeholders. A lot of sensitization and counselling of family members for parents are done to bring their child to school. At the school, APD works with teachers and peers, provides teaching materials, infrastructural support, teaching methodology as well as curriculum adaptation for children with special needs.
    • Working with the education department. It supports the government department in the locality to get enrolments and assist with sustaining the quality of education for children with special needs.
  • Livelihood: Assisting PwDs for gainful and sustainable employment in the mainstream workforce. Particular focus is on PwDs who drop out of the formal education system and are therefore excluded from Government and Non-governmental organization’s programs. APD is committed to achieve and exceed 40% women participation in the program. It includes community mobilization, training and placement. As part of this program, it also identifies candidates (through the recruitment unit) and provides them job-appropriate training for placement in the government or private sector. The curriculum is jointly developed with training partners, tailor-made to the needs of selected employers. Besides, trainings in horticulture, nurseries, community, landscaping, floriculture, tissue culture and other non-formal courses are provided.

Additionally, APD is also engaged into providing rehabilitation services to such people with disabilities.

FY 2020 (₹) FY 2021 (₹) FY 2022 (₹)
Income
Government Sources - - 2,681,060
Foreign Sources - - -
Institutional Sources - - 181,284,617
General Donations 162,371,354 149,525,247 33,315,180
Sales/Fees 21,538,475 18,982,735 60,825,836
Interest/Dividend 2,500,403 3,180,434 9,872,567
Other Income - - 6,839,272
Total Income (A) 186,410,232 171,688,416 294,818,532
 
Expenditure
Direct Program Activities 61,832,575 58,204,527 151,152,153
Program Staff Cost 98,620,551 78,055,242 79,916,734
Travel Expenses - - 4,563
Direct Program Expenses 160,453,126 136,259,769 231,068,887
Fund Raising Expenses - - -
General Staff Cost - - -
Overhead Expenses 13,473,595 11,886,179 21,907,484
Depreciation - - 6,839,274
Other Expenses/Transfers - - 763,157
Total Expenditure (B) 173,926,721 148,145,948 260,583,365
 
Surplus / Deficit (A-B) 12,483,511 23,542,468 34,235,167
Assets
Fixed Assets 43,386,824 44,605,126 59,483,637
Current Assets 15,272,445 15,465,034 9,388,558
Cash And Bank 53,509,147 98,290,106 121,621,371
Total Current Assets 112,168,416 158,360,266 190,493,566
Investments 72,952,075 73,102,317 81,577,524
Accumulated Deficits - - -
Total Assets 185,120,491 231,462,583 272,071,090
 
Liabilities
Trust Corpus 43,386,824 44,605,126 59,483,638
General Funds 21,524,346 44,648,377 78,834,143
Earmarked Funds 62,821,772 62,821,772 82,180,404
Unutilized Grants - - 47,176,177
Total 127,732,942 152,075,275 267,674,362
Loans - - -
Loans (From Members) - - -
Current Liabilities 57,387,549 79,387,308 4,396,728
Other Liabilities - - -
Total Liabilities 185,120,491 231,462,583 272,071,090
1) Income from plants/seeds taken under Sales/Fees.
2) Opening & Closing balance of stock adjusted in Direct Program Expenses.
3) Depreciation in each year has been adjusted against Capital Fund created in the Balance Sheet.
FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022
Beneficiary Details
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Staff Details
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NGO Name Sector Sub Sector Location % Spent on Beneficiaries Income (₹) Expense (₹)
Ashadeep Disability Mental Health Assam 93 15,085,229 14,812,193
Association of People with Disability, The (APD) Disability Comprehensive - Multiple Karnataka 89 294,818,532 260,583,365
Adarsh Charitable Trust Disability Compr - Mental/Phy Disability Kerala 84 20,344,781 25,880,909
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Amar Seva Sangam Disability Rehabilitation - Physical Disability Tamil Nadu 80 166,555,712 148,525,716
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Andhjan Kalyan Trust Disability Comprehensive - Multiple Gujarat 72 2,204,277 2,533,317
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Diya Foundation Disability Vocational Training - Mental Disability Karnataka 70 7,443,000 6,420,000


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