Annexure 1.2 HALF- YEARLY PROGRESS REPORT ON THE FUNCTIONING OF TREATMENT-CUM-REHABILITATION CENTRES
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1 HALF- YEARLY PROGRESS REPORT ON THE FUNCTIONING OF TREATMENT-CUM-REHABILITATION CENTRES Annexure 1.2 INSTRUCTIONS This Progress Report is to be furnished by the Organizations receiving grant-in-aid under the Scheme for Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance (Drugs) Abuse of the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India. The Report is to be submitted to the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment on halfyearly basis the first report (April to September) should be sent immediately after 30 th September every year and the second report (October to March) immediately after 31 st March every year. While filling up the report, the Organization should ensure that the figures supplied by them match the figures in the records maintained by them. No column should be left blank and if no information is available for some particular column, it may be clearly stated so. Normally, the first installment of a particular year would be considered after evaluation of the half-yearly report for the preceding half-year period ie. October to March of the previous financial year, and the second installment would be considered after evaluation of the half-yearly report for the period April to September of the same year. Organizations should ensure timely submission of their progress reports to enable the Ministry to process their grants-in-aid proposals in time. PROFILE OF THE ORGANIZATION & CENTRE 1. (a) Name & address of the Organization: (Full Postal address with Tel Nos. and ) (b) Name & address of the Centre (Full Postal address with Tel. Nos. and ) (c) Contact Person for the centre: Name Designation
2 Complete postal address Telephone/Fax number Mobile No. (d) E Mail Address 2. Review Period (Please indicate whether the report is for April-September or October-March, 200 ) 3. Year of receiving first grant-in-aid from this Ministry 4. Number, date, amount and the year for the last financial aid received 5. No. of Beds for which the Organization is receiving grant-in-aid 6. No. of beds actually in position (including temporary arrangements made during the review period)
3 7. REGISTRATION A. Please state the number of clients registered at the Center during the half-year under review. For OPD For Indoor Treatment TOTAL B. Average age of clients registered at the Center during the Report period: C. No. of female clients registered at the Center during the Report period : 8. DETAILS OF DRUGS ABUSED Alcohol/Drug Abusers during the half-year under review at the Centre Drug category No. of Clients Opium Heroin / Brown Sugar Morphine Buprenorphine Propoxyphene Other opiates Cocaine Alcohol Cannabis
4 Hallucinogens Amphetamines Barbiturates Minor Tranquilizers Sedatives/Hypnotics Multiple Drugs (in not in above categories) Volatile Solvents (Inhalants) Others (Please specify) TOTAL 9. METHOD OF DRUG TAKING (Please state the number of clients) Oral Sniffing Injecting (IDU) Any other 10. SOURCE OF REFERAL CLIENT S DETAILS (During the half-year under review) Self Friends Family Social Worker Private Doctor Hospital Govt. hospita l Counselling & awareness center/deaddiction centers (NGOs) Ex-clients or their family members Law enforceme nt agencies Any other
5 Please state number of clients referred to the Centre by : 11. MARTIAL STATUS Never Married Married Widow/widower Divorced Separated Separated divorced due to drug use Not known 12. EDUCATION Illiterate Literate (read & write) Primary Education Middle Hr.Sec Equiv. Graduate Post Graduate Prof. trained Not known 13.EMPLOYMENT STATUS Currently Unemployed Never Employed Part-time Employed Full-time Employed Self Employed Student House wife Pensioner etc Not Known SERVICES 14. TREATMENT During the half year under review Please state number of clients OPD Indoor Total
6 15. DETAILS OF STAY (INDOOR) During the half-year under review Indicate the number of indoor clients treated for the following durations of stay at the Centre: More than 60 Total 16. DROP OUTS During the half-year under review Please state the number of clients who dropped out of the Centre due to the following reasons: Poverty Lack of family Unable to cope Inadequat Personal/any Legal support with the e facilities other reasons Total treatment 17. COUNSELLING (for indoor clients ) Please state number of clients provided the following counselling services :- A.GROUP COUNSELLING (During the half-year) No. of clients Average/time session Total No. of sessions held B. INDIVIDUAL COUNSELLING (During the half-year) No. of clients Average time/session No. of sessions held
7 FAMILY COUNSELLING (During the half-year) No. of families Average time/session No. of sessions held 18. CLIENTS REQUIRING ADDITIONAL TREATMENT (during the half-year under review) Please state the number of clients suffering from the following ailments: T.B. HIV/ AIDS Sexually transmitted diseases Hepatitis B & C Abscess Any other infection 19. RECOVERY (during the half-year under review) Please state number of clients in the following phases of recovery after receiving treatment services at the centre: Sober Relapsed Dropped Out No News Expired FOLLOW UP ACTIVITIES (During the half-year under review) Details of follow up programmes taken up by the Centre: 20. Total number of letters sent/telephone calls made to ex-clients: Twice in a month Once in a month Quarterly Total During the half-year Letters /phone calls to ex-clients
8 21. HOME VISITS (by counselors to homes of ex-clients during the half-year) No. of ex-clients visited Total No. of visits undertaken 22. REHABILITATION PROGRAMMES GIVEN/ REFERRED BY THE CENTRE Programmes No.of clients Out reach programmes, camps etc Self help groups Half way Homes Drop in centers Family assistance programme Vocational training services Educational support Work place support Any other services 23. TRAINING PROGRAMMES (a) Please indicate the details of the training Courses attended by your staff in last two years: Name of the staff who attended training Duration with dates Organized by RRTC/NISD/Any Other Name of the course
9 (b) Total no of staff trained in last two years 24.Please indicate the incidence of any other types of drug related morbidity during the period and causes thereof. I certify that the above information is correct and is based on the records maintained at the centre. Signature and Stamp of the authorized Signatory
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