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Annual Work Report of AICMEU

For the year 2004 - 05

On behalf of the members of the Governing Board of AICMEU, I feel pleasure to put before you the annual work report of the organization for the year 2004-05, as approved and forwarded by the Governing Board in its meeting held on Saturday, 28^th May 2005.

Alhamdolillah the organization has completed twenty years of community Services. Thus I congratulate all members for this long community service with sincerity and devotion. We certainly owe thanks to our subscribers, workers, supporter, and donors whose support and devotion has made it possible. We also owe thanks to our critics who helped us arch our organization strategy and plan to remove our weaknesses.   May Allah bless a life of Centuries to this organization, which has rendered direct services to over 100 thousand people during its life of last 20 years of community services. We are not assembled here to discuss the lifetime activity report of the organization, so I am herewith presenting the annual work report of the organization during 2004-05 under various divisions.

The Organizational Activities:-

The organization has gained good name among social service sector of India by inviting people to come forward and make a national level federation of Muslim NGOs of India. Survey forms have been printed and circulated among different co-operators in several states to submit their local report about NGO’s activity. The target is to organize a national level seminar of Muslim NGO’s to make Federation of Muslim NGOs of India who is supposed to prepare a vision document for Community Development of Indian Muslims in next twenty five Years.

The organization also published the following booklets and distributed among the community members for awareness and education purpose.

1.      Community Initiative and Education in Maharashtra – A Case Study by Dr. Rahmatullah

2.      Hifzan E Sehat – Parhez Ilaj Se Behtar Hai – compiled in Urdu Language by Dr. Ismail Shaikh for wider benefit of people living in Muslim slums.

With admirable efforts of the executive committee members, the organization succeed to get FCRA registration number and also renewed its 80 G registration for another 3 years.

The statistical report of different divisions of the organization is as below - 

AICMEU’s Employment and Vocational Guidance Centre-

AICMEU’s Employment and Vocational Guidance Centre has Alhamdolillah provided a database for Jobseekers and employers in the form of web programme called www.login4job.com, which has been inaugurated by the State Labour Minister, Govt. of Maharashtra on 26th January 2005 at Islam Gymkhana, Marine Lines, Mumbai -02. It will be insha Allah proven as a milestone for Muslim Economic Upliftment.  Though after inauguration, the programme faced some technical errors and resulted late operation. However after rectification of the errors, the programme is working perfectly and attracting good number of users. Every day around 160 to 200 members check the services and around 60 persons submit their requirements to get jobs / employees. The users are from all around the world and thus the services are spreading out quickly to new geographical regions. Many new socially committed people are coming forward to share our effort and work in their areas as our Info Centres. Insha Allah in coming years it will be renowned as a database of quality grade jobseekers.

The manual registration and guidance of jobseekers continued to help local jobseekers. During April 2004 to March 2005, the local Employment centre has registered 628 jobseekers and 751 vacancies from its registered employers. The centre arranged in total 1647 interviews to successfully provide suitable employment opportunities to 354 job applicants. The month wise performance of the centre may be presented as below-

With addition of Website database it is expected that many more job information centres will be opened up in different parts of the country using www.login4job.com as a common platform. It will require least infrastructure to start a new activity at distant cities/ towns.

AICMEU’s J. R. Career Centre

AICMEU’s J. R. Career Centre has successfully managed to run NCPUL funded Computer Centre for four years and last year NCPUL has extended the grant till further notice as pa policy decision. The extension of grants required up gradation of systems and software. Thus utilizing the corpus fund, 6 more new P-IV systems with two printers and advanced software have been added to the Centre.

During April 2004 to March 2005, AICMEU’s J. R. Career Centre has admitted 64 new students (30 boys & 34 girls) for one-year diploma course in Computer Application and Multilingual DTP. These students will appear in examination in October 2005. In October 2003, 59 students been admitted for one year diploma but 11 students dropped their study during the year and only 48 appeared in final examination. Out of these 48 appeared, 8 students got distinction, and 33 got 1^st Division marks, while 1 failed and two had reappear in next year examination for Urdu language.

The centre has also managed to produce one batch (18 students) of six months diploma in Computerized Accountancy and Office Automation course recognized by Maharashtra state Board of Technical Education.

The Computer Centre also runs 45 days computer literacy course (Windows & MS Office & Internet). A total 73 has successfully completed their training during the preceding year.

AICMEU’s Industrial Training Centre, Trombay

AICMEU’s Industrial Training Centre, Trombay taught total 57 students in the following trades recognized by NCVT, Govt. of India.

·        Two Years Certificate Course in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Trade.

·        Two Years Certificate Course in Electrician Trade

In August 2004, the Centre granted admission to 32 students in 1^st year (16 in each trade) in first unit of both the above trades. Out of 30 students appeared in their final examination, 12 students successfully passed their final examination in Refrigeration and Air-condition, and 13 in Electrician Trade. Five students failed bringing down the result to 84%.

The centre has also applied for a new trade in Motor Mechanic Vehicle Trade.

AICMEU’s Scholarship Division

AICMEU’s Scholarship Division successfully helped 122 students to get professional education. Last year through adoption scheme, ASD helped the following six students to complete their graduation in respective professional courses.

So by March 2005, ASD has produced total 81 graduates with following break up.

Further with the help of Sinkhai Foundation Trust, last year we managed to adopt 7 new students and helped in total the following 41 students to pursue their courses.

Beside adoption scheme, ASD also continued to help poor primary school students. With the help of Sahayta Trust, Hyderabad ASD distributed 200 primary school scholarships. ASD also assisted IDB-Jeddah, SIT–Delhi, and MAAS-Aligarh to search deserving students for scholarships. Under Science Talent Search Programme AICMEU is helping five students of 10+2 level with monthly scholarship of Rs. 500/- through MET, Delhi.

AICMEU’s Bait Al Zakat / Tehreek E Zakat

Last year AICMEU’s Bait Al Zakat again printed and distributed 4000 booklets on concept of Centralized Zakat System entitled ‘ Ijtemai Nazme Zakat – Haqeeqat aur Ahmiyat’. Major portion of the booklet was in Urdu while some pages were in English as well.

During the period April 2004 to March 2005, AICMEU’s Bait Al Zakat collected total amount of Rs.4,57,097/- from specified donors and spent Rs. 3,82,536/- to benefit 951 persons. The brief expenditure account of Bait Al Zakat during 2004-05 may be viewed as below –

The excess of income over expenditure shows the amount kept for meeting requirement of the applicants up to ensuing Ramzan.

AICMEU’s Iqra Model School, Gonda

AICMEU’s Iqra Education Society managing Iqra Model School, Gaura Chowki, Gonda has got temporary recognition subject to availability of sufficient land and classrooms for continuation of recognition. The effort to improvise the infrastructure has increased the student’s strength from 235 to 265. The tailoring class has also produced 60 skill girl students.