Jeevandan Charitable Society, managed by the congregation of Missionary Sisters of the Immaculate (MSI), is dedicated to serving the poor and marginalised with compassionate and inclusive care. This report covers the fiscal year 2025–2026.
1. A mission of compassionate service
Our journey began in 1992 with an organised leprosy control programme in the Nainital and Udham Singh Nagar districts. The society received its Registration Certificate on 3 January 2002. Since then the mission has expanded significantly: from the 50-bed Jeevandan Hospital in Haldwani to educational centres in remote villages and specialised support for children with disabilities, our focus remains on providing accessible, affordable and quality services to those most in need.
This report details the activities, impact and financial stewardship of our key projects:
- Specialised healthcare programmes at Jeevandan Hospital.
- Educational and awareness programmes for marginalised communities through Jeevandan Social Work Centre.
- Rehabilitation and inclusion programmes for children with disabilities.
- Educational excellence and community initiatives at Nirmala Convent School, Ratlam.
- Hostel for poor students in Rishabdeo.
Through these endeavours we continue our mission of “healing with compassion”, creating a tangible and lasting impact on the lives of thousands.
2. Healing with dignity: healthcare at Jeevandan Hospital
During the financial year 2025–2026 (April 2025 – March 2026), Jeevandan Hospital operated with a core team of 13 staff members, providing comprehensive healthcare across general medicine, ophthalmology, national disease control programmes and community outreach.
2.1 Operational volume & patient care
- Outpatient department (OPD): 3,379 consultations in General OPD and 1,092 in Eye OPD — 4,471 patient consultations in total, peaking at 354 general consultations in September 2025.
- Inpatient department (IPD): 21 patients admitted (7 General IPD and 14 Eye IPD).
2.2 Tuberculosis control programme — RNTCP & DOTS
- Patient care: an aggregate of 179 TB patients treated under government assistance across the year, reaching a peak active caseload of 20 patients in January 2026.
- Diagnostic lab services: 817 sputum tests conducted, identifying 52 positive and 765 negative cases.
- Designated DOTS centre: continued supervision of medication intake and follow-up care to prevent treatment discontinuation.
2.3 Leprosy care programme
Ten leprosy patients were managed with medical treatment, wound care and dignity-focused counselling (three active cases each in June, July and August 2025, and one case in January 2026).
2.4 Community outreach, eye camps & family visits
- Health and eye camps: three outreach camps (two in September 2025 and one in February 2026) serving 134 beneficiaries.
- Home and family visits: 64 home visits to support patient recovery and family well-being.
3. Empowering future generations: education and awareness
Jeevandan Social Work Centre, Motinagar, extended its educational, skill-development and community awareness activities across eight target communities: Bajaria Colony, Sikhlai, Gaderia Bagh, Prag Farm, Batta, Himmatpur, Teesrimeel and Motinagar.
3.1 Educational development and tuition centres
- Regular tuition support and individual academic attention for marginalised children.
- Interactive sessions on literacy, discipline, General Knowledge and the Right to Education (RTE).
3.2 Child protection, rights, health and physical development
- Health and hygiene awareness sessions reaching over 172 children, covering menstrual health, handwashing and personal safety (“good touch and bad touch”).
- Over 500 participant entries in games, sports, yoga and physical exercise (Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, Cricket) to promote teamwork and discipline.
3.3 Cultural, science and social awareness
Celebrations of Christmas/New Year (118 children), Sankranti (112 children), Basant Panchami (96 children), Republic Day (145 participants across events), National Science Day (36 children) and Children's Day (350 participants).
3.4 Women and adolescent girls' empowerment
- Tailoring skill training for 19 women and girls (8 at Jeetpur Negi and 11 at the Jeevandan Tailoring Centre).
- International Women's Day celebrated across Batta and Rajpura villages with approximately 100 women and adolescent girls, emphasising dignity, self-defence, life skills and legal rights.
Total help provided through Women and Children Empowerment projects: ₹5,39,723.89.
3.5 Educational help to poor students
₹2,19,316.00 was granted as educational help to financially deserving students.
4. Navchetan: championing the inclusion of children with disabilities
Navchetan, the specialised disability care unit of Jeevandan Charitable Society, continued its Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) methodology to support children with physical and mental disabilities and their families.
- Target support: ongoing rehabilitation, special education and social inclusion initiatives for children with multiple disabilities.
- Rehabilitation services: special care and direct services to approximately 30 children at the centre, incorporating surgical collaborations and quarterly staff training programmes.
- Financial stewardship: a total of ₹35,44,904.89 invested in the welfare and development of physically and mentally challenged individuals.
5. Nurturing responsible citizens: Nirmala Convent School, Ratlam
Nirmala Convent Senior Secondary School (CBSE affiliated, established 2009) continued to provide holistic education guided by its motto “Love, Truth and Service”.
5.1 Academic profile & key metrics
- Student strength: 525 students (311 boys and 214 girls, including 34 outgoing students).
- Staff strength: 5 Sisters (teaching and non-teaching), 21 lay teaching staff and 5 non-teaching staff.
5.2 Academic & sports achievements
- 100% pass results in the Class 10 and Class 12 Board examinations.
- Devendra Damor (Class 11) won a Silver Medal in the State Level Football Tournament.
- Bhawani Pratap (Class 7) won a Gold Medal in the District Level Boxing Competition.
- The school secured the Runner-Up position in the Inter-School Football Competition at Nahar Global School, Ratlam.
5.3 Student financial concessions
₹3,81,800.00 in fee concessions was granted so that quality education remains accessible to financially deserving students.
6. A home for aspiration: hostel for poor students, Rishabdeo
Located in the Udaipur district of Rajasthan, the hostel operates in a remote Adivasi tribal belt to provide shelter, nutrition and educational stability for underprivileged children.
6.1 Beneficiaries and operations
- Girls: 118
- Boys: 130
- Total beneficiaries: 248 tribal children
6.2 Programme & financial overview
- Comprehensive boarding, life-skills training (cooking, hygiene), academic tutoring and co-curricular exposure.
- Total project expenditure: ₹28,87,067.65 to sustain full residential operations for the 248 boarders.
7. Direct utility assistance
₹20,000.00 was given to an aged couple to help them with their electricity bill in their dire need.
Financial summary, 2025–2026
| Project | Amount |
|---|---|
| Navchetan — welfare of physically and mentally challenged individuals | ₹35,44,904.89 |
| Hostel for poor students, Rishabdeo — 248 boarders | ₹28,87,067.65 |
| Women and Children Empowerment projects | ₹5,39,723.89 |
| Fee concessions, Nirmala Convent School, Ratlam | ₹3,81,800.00 |
| Educational help to poor students | ₹2,19,316.00 |
| Direct utility assistance (electricity bill) | ₹20,000.00 |
8. Conclusion: a year of healing, empowerment and hope
The financial year 2025–2026 stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment of Jeevandan Charitable Society towards uplifting the poor, sick, differently-abled and underprivileged. Through coordinated efforts across healthcare facilities, tuition centres, special education modules and tribal student hostels, the society continues to create meaningful, transparent and lasting societal impact. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all donors, benefactors, staff and partners who make this mission possible.
Governing Body — true copy
| Name | Office |
|---|---|
| Ancy Joseph | The President |
| Rosetta | The Vice President |
| Gracy | Secretary |
| J. Arul Jothi | Treasurer |
| Rita Mathias | Member |
| Ilin Rose Antony Koil | Member |
| Nithya V.P | Member |