📘 Siri Mahila Sadhikaraka Welfare Society — Annual Report (Summary)

This annual report presents a concise overview of SMSWS’s work, achievements, financials and learning over the reporting year. It highlights programme outputs across Health & HIV/AIDS, Social Protection, Livelihoods, Legal Literacy, Nutrition, Education, Crisis Response and Institutional Development, and reflects on impact, challenges and priorities for the coming year. Source documents and aggregated results are drawn from SMSWS monitoring systems and partner reports. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

🔎 Executive Summary

• Reached thousands of beneficiaries across target districts through integrated health camps, testing drives and social protection facilitation.
• Strengthened financial inclusion and documentation for vulnerable households (Aadhaar, DBT accounts, certificates).
• Provided nutrition support, emergency relief and livelihood seed grants to improve resilience and incomes.
• Built community leadership through trainings, peer educator networks and strengthened CBO governance.

🏆 Programme Highlights

• Health & HIV: Conducted targeted HTC camps, ART linkage drives and community adherence support, with improved treatment retention rates.
• Social Protection: Facilitated documentation and DBT enrollment for hundreds of beneficiaries, reducing exclusion from schemes.
• Nutrition: Monthly nutrition kits distributed to PLHIV and vulnerable children with follow-up monitoring showing improved indicators.
• Livelihoods: Trained cohorts in market-relevant skills; supported micro-enterprises with seed grants and mentorship.
• Legal & Rights: Ran legal literacy sessions, police interface meetings and legal aid linkages improving access to justice.

📊 Key Results & Indicators

• Number of awareness / health camps held: ●●● (see full report for disaggregation)
• Individuals tested for HIV and linked to care: ●●●
• Nutrition kits distributed (monthly): ●●●
• Documentation & DBT accounts facilitated: ●●●
• Women trained in livelihoods & micro-enterprises: ●●●
• Legal cases supported / referred: ●●●

💸 Financial Snapshot

The organisation maintained responsible financial management practices across programme and admin expenditure. Below is an indicative summary — refer to the audited statements for exact figures.

• Total annual income (grants, CSR, donations): (figure in official report)
• Programme spend (% of total): (figure in official report)
• Administrative & governance costs: (figure in official report)
• Reserves & restricted funds: (figure in official report)

🧭 Lessons Learned & Challenges

• Operational challenges during emergency periods highlighted the need for stronger contingency stocks and local supplier networks.
• Documentation barriers for specific groups required intensified CF support and district-level advocacy for simplified procedures.
• Retention of trained staff and peer educators remains a focus area — improved incentives and continuous capacity-building are planned.
• Data quality and timely reporting need ongoing strengthening to support evidence-driven advocacy and donor reporting.

🔮 Strategic Priorities — Next Year

• Deepen ART adherence and mental health support through community-based interventions and tele-counselling.
• Scale social protection facilitation to reach more excluded households and strengthen service provider partnerships.
• Expand livelihood pathways with market linkages and digital skills components.
• Enhance M&E systems, introduce dashboards and regular learning review cycles.
• Strengthen governance, compliance and diversified fundraising (CSR, grants, local philanthropy).

🤝 Acknowledgements

SMSWS thanks its community facilitators, peer educators, partner CBOs, government departments (health, social welfare, revenue), donors, CSR partners and volunteers for their continued support and collaboration.

📄 Access the Full Report

For the detailed audited financials, programme-level data, beneficiary lists and full narrative, please request the full Annual Report (PDF). For a copy or queries, contact:

Phone / WhatsApp: +91 939 827 6995
Email: smswscbo995@gmail.com
Web / Report Request: please contact the office to receive the full document.