FINANCE AND FUNDING

The organisation manages funds to run the projects and perform other activities from the following sources.
1. Assistance under projects and schemes of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and from other ministries of the Government of India.
2. Financial Assistance from the state government.
3. Public Donations.
4. Income generated from agriculture products and leasing of the organisation's land for short periods.

VISION

The beautiful state of Arunachal Pradesh has every potential for its growth into a developed state. However, it must be ensured that its people are sufficiently facilitated with amenities, other need-based requirements, creating avenues and scope for growth and development. So in our vision we foresee a peaceful progressive state, Arunachal Pradesh where colourful people from different tribal communities reap the benefits of modern educational, scientific, social and economic development while preserving the best of their eco-cultural heritage thereby contributing towards national development.

MISSION

The main mission of the organisation is establishment of educational institutions to provide free education to deprived children, provision of basic amenities and necessary facilities based on requirement, awareness generation in the field of health & family welfare, religious tolerance, social and communal harmony besides developing plans and programmes for sustainable economic growth while fighting to uproot all evil practices prevalent in tribal societies to bring them at par to other developed societies.

MISSION STATEMENT

The school aims to prepare children to develop them into complete and successful individuals through right education. It aims to inculcate deep moral values I the children so that they emerge as persons with strong characteristics with healthy attitude infused with sense of social responsibilities so that they remain successful in every sphere of life and in turn contribute their best towards the society.

A. PROJECT RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL

The name and style of the school Arunachal Pali Vidyapith derives its name from its parent organisation,Arunachal Pali Vidyapith Society and envisaged as a centre of Pali language learning sinceits inception in 1979. Keeping in mind the modern needs of the common mass,it was further reorganised into a regular residential school in 1994.Subsequently, the organisation approached the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Govt. of India which have been consecutively releasing grants-in-aid since 1998-99.

2) ACHIEVEMENTS

The school has been able to cater to the educational needs of the people living in the fringe and remote areas of the state by providing quality and value added education. Out of the total 13 batches which appeared for AISSE examinations there has been cent percent pass records except for two ocassions missing it by slight margins.

1) AIM & OBJECTIVES

Arunachal Pali Vidyapith School is an educational institution that aims to impart sound overall education to the boys of the weaker sections of the society. Its primary aim is to educate freely the boys of various scheduled tribes of Arunachal Pradesh and Non-APST boys of the weaker sections on minimum possible charges. It imparts the students discipline, piety and virtues, with a view of training them to be good citizens who would serve the nation with conviction and commitment.

ADMISSION

Any boy or girl who has attained the age of 5 or 6 years of age is eligible to be enrolled subject to clearance of Entrance Test held every February. The Entrance Test is also held for enrolment to Classes I-VIII provided they produce provisional certificates from his/her previous school.

FUTURE PLAN

1) Up gradation of the school to Higher Secondary Standard.
2) Provision of the state of the art facilities to staffs and students.

A) PROJECT MOBILE DISPENSARY

The Mobile Dispenasry Project commenced its activities from January, 2001. The project is sponsored by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Govt. of India. It provides Mobile Health Services twice or thrice a week in interior villages. The managing committee comprising a government nominee decides implementation of programmes. The Dispensary regularly frequents the following villages in the recent pasts. Nongtaw, Phaneng, Alubari, Noapotia, Kareh, Empong, Juna-I, Piyong, Sengsap, Manwai, Namliang, Kamja, Namgo, Emphum, Mankaw, Mengkeng, Parsuram Kund, Kherem, Momong, Gunanagar, Alubari Proper, Chakma Basti No.1, Chakma Basti No.2, Sulongtoo, Juna-IV, Mudoi, Phukri, Pangkhaw, Kumari, Lekang, Khandi, Gondari, Nampong, Mabira, Trilai and Wakro. Besides, routine visits the Dispensary in the recent past actively participated in containment of problems arising out of natural calamities as well as drug addiction.

B) TREATMENT CUM REHABILITATION CENTRE

Its is a well known fact that five district of Arunachal Pradesh- Tirap, Changlang, Lohit,Namsai and Upper Siang are in the focal point since they come under the domain of areas known for illicit cultivation of poppy, drug trafficking and drugs abuse. In these districts the instances of drug trafficking and addiction are increasing every year which is a great challenge to the tribal societies in this region. The most worrying part is increasing number of young addicts, school dropouts and unemployment. The drug addicts do not participate in socially and economicaly gainful activities and they become burden of the family and the society. As a matter of fact, the organisation established a de-addiction centre namely APVS Treatment cum Rehabilitation Centre in 2008 with aid and logistic support from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Govt. of India,. It is an initiative of the organisation to bring about drug demand reduction for prevention of drug abuse.
Facilities in the centre
1. The centre provides medical examination and treatment to the addicts through a trained part-time doctor who visits the centre twice a day. A nurse and a ward boy continuously look after them.
2. It provides essential drugs necessary for detoxification including SOS medicines to the patients free of cost.
3. Counselling is provided to the inmates by counsellors trained by NISD (National Institute of Social Defence, under MSJE Govt. of India)
4. The centre has been run in a set of rented houses at Gunanagar, about 1.5KM from the organisations headquarter, which has the capacity to accommodate at least 20 patients at time.
5. For entertainment and recreation the patients are provided to play indoor games and few outdoor. The centre in the recent past has proved to be very promising. In a span of more than a decade of its existence it had provided treatment and counselling to more than 250 addicts from Lohit,Namsai, Changlang, Tirap and Anjaw districts. There is report of successful recovery of addicts whose rate is above that of the national average.

C) AIDS CONTROL PROGARMME UNDER NACP-III

The organisation started its AIDS Control Programme to ensure delivery of quality HIV Prevention Targeted Interventions (TIs), under the National AIDS Control Programme (NACP-III), in the year, 2008. At present it has been effectively running two TI Projects for Core Composite High Risk Groups with Offices cum DICs being located at Tezu and at Chongkham, and one TI Project for Migrant Labours i.e. one for the bridge population in the transmission network of HIV. As per guidelines of NACO Targeted Interventions has three-pronged approach:
1. Core High Risk Groups(HRGs): There are three core HRGs. Through the TIs under NACP-III these population receives a comprehensive package of preventive services.
2. Bridge Populations: Specific strategies have been outlined to approach two major populations within the bridge populations: Truckers and High Risk Migrants.
3. Other Vulnerable Populations: This covers Risk groups in rural areas, HIV affected children, youths 15-19 years old and women receive a package of services delivered through a more extensive mechanism.
However the organisation at present, with aid and technical support of APSACS (Arunachal Pradesh AIDS Control Society) has been implementing TIs for the first two categories of the most vulnerable populations in Lohit and Namsai districts only and ANC/APPTCT report shows more than 1% positive cases.

About School

Registered under Societies Registration Act 1860. Registration No. SR/ITA/4. Registration on 13 July, 1979 The Arunachal Pali Vidyapith Society (APVS) runs multiple projects which can be categorized as
1. Residential School
2. Mobile Dispensary
3. Museum CUM Research Center 4.
4. Guest House
5. Treatment CUM Rehabilitation Center
6. HIV/AIDS PREVENTION PROGRAMMES

Principal Note

Arunachal Pali Vidyapith Society strongly believes and inspired by the words, “If you want to shine like a Sun, first burn like a Sun (Dr APJ Kalam).”. and has experience more than 25 years in the field of education. She has served in various school at different levels as a teacher, coordinator, administrator etc. The mission to educate young people to develop as well-rounded, responsible citizens, rooted in the culture of India yet ready to face the world of tomorrow with confidence, will always continue to remain at the core of our hearts and minds. Perhaps even more importantly, it is the commitment and proficiency of the faculty that ensures that every student is given ample opportunity to achieve his/her potential in an atmosphere that is both nurturing and challenging. Finally collaborate with us to be successful!