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Ashirbad: Scheme for Specially Cared Children

The scheme aims for in-situ rehabilitation & continuation of their life in similar family based non-institutional socio-cultural environment, where ever feasible & in the best interest of child & to ensure that care givers & other kith & kins are encouraged to provide best of care to these children.

💰Categories of Beneficiaries: | - Category 2(A): Children who have lost both parents on or after 1 April 2020.- Category 2(B): Children who have lost a single parent (including cases where the death of the other parent occurred earlier).- Category 2(C): Children who have lost one parent who was the primary bread earner and continue to live with the remaining parent. | - Children under Kith and Kin Care (Category 2(A) & 2(B)): ₹2,500/- per month till the child attains 18 years of age or till adoption, whichever is earlier. The amount is electronically transferred to the bank account of the caregiver's family towards the maintenance, health, and education of the child.1. Children in Institutional Care (Category 2(A) & 2(B)): ₹1,000/- per month till the child attains 18 years of age or till adoption, whichever is earlier. The amount is deposited as a recurring deposit in the bank account of the child, in addition to free care and protection under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.1. Children Living with Remaining Parent (Category 2(C)): ₹1,500/- per month till the child attains 18 years of age. The amount is transferred electronically to the bank account of the remaining parent or child towards maintenance, health, and education. (The financial support discontinues if the child is surrendered and placed for adoption.) | Additional Benefits: | - Coverage under Biju Swasthya Kalyan Yojana (State Health Assurance Scheme). | - Entitlement under the National Food Security Act (NFSA) or the State Food Security Scheme. | - The child will be facilitated to continue his/her study free of cost in the same school where he/she was going before the death of the second parent. In case the child is shifted to another place where the kith and kin are living. The child will be admitted to a similarly placed school as far as possible. If required, the child will be assisted for admission in OAV, KV or any other Govt school within their criteria. | - For higher education, linkage with the Green Passage Scheme of the Department of Higher Education. | - Eligibility for benefits under Biju Shishu Surakshya Yojana, Juvenile Justice Fund, and other Government schemes, if eligible. | - Caregiver families receive priority assistance under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, Biju Pakka Ghara Yojana, or other relevant schemes if eligible. | - Protection of the child’s assets and properties is ensured by the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) in coordination with DCPU, Tahasildar, and Police. | - Personalised attention and regular follow-up by DCPU to ensure proper care and protection.

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Assistance for Delivery of a Child or the Miscarriage of Pregnancy or the Termination of Pregnancy

The scheme "Assistance for Delivery of a Child or the Miscarriage of Pregnancy or the Termination of Pregnancy" was launched by the Art and Culture Department, Government of Tamil Nadu. The scheme aims to give financial assistance for the delivery of a child, miscarriage, or termination of pregnancy

💰Financial Assistance: | - Child Delivery – ₹6,000/- (₹1,000/- per month for six months). | - Miscarriage – ₹3,000/-. | - Termination – ₹3,000/-. | Note: Assistance is available only twice.

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Education Loan Scheme: Haryana Women Development Corporation

The scheme aims to encourage female students from Haryana to pursue higher education and reduce their interest burden. Through this scheme, financial assistance and an interest subsidy are provided to eligible female students.

💰Financial Assistance: Provided to female students under a Bank tie-up Education Scheme.1. Interest Subsidy: The Corporation will provide an interest subsidy of 5% per annum to the banks.1. Reduced Interest Burden: The scheme aims to reduce the interest burden on the student/guardian.1. Specific Interest Subsidy Condition: The Haryana Women Development Corporation (HWDC) will pay up to 5% interest subsidy on Education Loans to those female students who have availed the Education Loan from SBI Group and whose parents are employees of these banks and are being provided Education Loan at a lesser interest rate than the rate of interest for the general public. Hence, only the difference in interest of the subsidy will be paid by HWDC.

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Eja-Boi Shagun Yojana

The scheme aims to promote the safe health and well-being of mothers and newborns by encouraging institutional deliveries and ensuring that mothers stay in government hospitals for at least 48 hours after childbirth.

💰For ensuring the safe health of both mother and child, an incentive amount of ₹2000/- is provided to all eligible mothers who stay in the government hospital for at least 48 hours after delivery.

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Female Child Birth Gift Scheme (HPBOCWWB)

The "Female Child Birth Gift Scheme" by the HPBOCWWB offers ₹51,000/- for each of two daughters of registered beneficiaries. The amount is deposited in a Fixed Deposit Receipt (FDR) and can be withdrawn once the daughter turns 18, ensuring long-term financial security.

💰Financial support of ₹51,000/- per daughter (up to two)

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Financial Assistance for Normal Delivery and Surgical Delivery

The "Financial Assistance for Normal Delivery and Surgical Delivery" scheme was launched by the Maharashtra Building And Other Construction Workers Welfare Board (MBOCWW), Labour Department Maharashtra.

💰Financial Assistance For: | - Normal Delivery- ₹15,000/- | - Surgical Delivery- ₹20,000/-

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Gharelu Hinsa Ki Pidita Ke Liye Sahayta Yojana

The Madhya Pradesh State Government started "Gharelu Hinsa Peedit Ke Liye Sahayta" Yojana for victims of domestic violence in Madhya Pradesh, offering various types of assistance including financial aid, legal support, and shelter.

💰The victim will be assisted as follows | - If the disabilities of less than 40% resulting from damage to any part of the body, compensation of up to ₹2,00,000/- will be provided. | - If the disability exceeds 40% due to damage to any part of the body, the compensation increases to a maximum of ₹4,00,000/-.

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Girl Education Promotion (Bicycle Scheme)

The scheme aims to promote girls' education in the state by providing financial assistance for the purchase of bicycles to girl students studying in Class 9 in government and government-aided secondary schools.

💰Each eligible girl student in class 9 receives ₹2,850/-. | - The benefit includes a bicycle for plain areas and an FD (Fixed Deposit) worth ₹2,850/- for hilly areas.

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Indira Gandhi Matritva Poshan Yojana

Under the scheme, women who conceive their second child and fulfill the prescribed conditions will receive cash assistance of ₹6,000/-, paid in five installments.

💰Financial Assistance: | - A financial assistance of ₹6,000/- is provided in five conditional installments to the beneficiary. | InstallmentConditionsAmountFirst InstallmentOn pregnancy registration at Anganwadi Centre and health check-up within 120 days (4 months) of pregnancy.₹1000Second InstallmentAfter completion of second antenatal check-up during the 6th month of pregnancy.₹1000Second InstallmentUpon delivery at a government or empanelled private hospital and registration of child’s birth.₹1000Second InstallmentOn successful administration of 3 key immunizations (BCG, OPV, DPT, Hepatitis B) within 105 days of birth.₹2000Second InstallmentAfter administration of measles vaccinations and child weight measurement at 9th months₹1000> Validity: | - Valid only for the birth of second child. | Mode of Disbursement: | - Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to the beneficiary’s bank account. | NOTE: | Beneficiaries who miss a stage's requirements won't receive payment for it. However, fulfilling later stage conditions will make them eligible for subsequent payments.

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Indira Mahila Shakti Udyam Protsahan Yojana

This scheme launched by the Rajasthan government to empower women by providing them with loans and other financial assistance to start or expand their businesses

💰Loan Limit | - Loan amount of ₹ 50,00,000/- to individual women. | - Loan amount of Rs 1,00,00,000/- to self-help groups. | Margin Money | - A margin money of 25% of the sanctioned loan amount will be provided under the scheme. For women belonging to Scheduled Castes/Tribes, Scheduled Castes, widows, abandoned women, victims of violence and disabled women, the margin money will be 30% of the sanctioned loan amount. | - Note: | - The maximum limit of margin money will be ₹ 15,00,000/-. | - The applicant's own contribution (5% / 10% of the project proposal) will be considered for margin money. | - Land value will not be included in the project proposal. The maximum limit of loan amount payable for construction of workshop/building will be up to 20% of the sanctioned amount of the project proposal. | - The maximum limit of loan for business will be Rs. 10 lakh. Business refers to wholesale or retail purchase-sale of commercial products. | Promotion of collateral security free loans: | - As per the guidelines of the Reserve Bank of India, collateral security will not be required for loans up to Rs. 10 lakh. Loans above Rs. 10 lakh can be linked with the Credit Guarantee Trust Fund for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE). The fee amount will be borne by the beneficiary. If the applicant voluntarily wants to give collateral security on the loan, they can do so.

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Integrated Child Development Services- Uttarakhand

The scheme aims to improve the nutritional and health status of all children aged 6 months to 6 years, along with pregnant women and lactating mothers in the state, by providing supplementary nutrition, immunisation, and regular health check-ups.

💰The following services are provided free of cost through Anganwadi Centres: | - Supplementary nutrition, immunisation/vaccination, and related services for children between 6 months and 3 years. | - Immunisation/vaccination, pre-school education, and related services for children aged 3 to 6 years. | - Immunisation/vaccination, health check-ups, nutrition, and health education services for pregnant and lactating mothers.

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Internship Programme for Women Students / Scholars / Social Activists / Teachers

The Ministry of Women and Child Development launched the Internship Programme aims to harness the talent of the trainees, giving them an opportunity to work towards bringing more efficiency in the implementation of the schemes.

💰Each intern would be provided a lump sum stipend of ₹20,000/- per month and reimbursement of travel cost (by Deluxe/AC Bus/3 Tier AC Train) for joining of the programme in the Ministry and return back home at the end of the programme. | - Interns proceeding on tour as part of the programme would be reimbursed travel cost (by Deluxe/AC Bus/3 Tier AC Train) and DA as per extant Government of India rates. | - The interns would also be awarded a certificate on successful completion of the programme on terms such as submission/presentation of papers/reports of the work done. | - Interns would be provided a hostel facility on a sharing basis for the duration of their programme in Delhi. The hostel facility will only include basic amenities like triple sharing accommodation in each room with an attached bathroom, bed (mattress is not included), table, chair and cupboard. | - The hostel facility would be available from 2 days before the start of programme up to 2 days after the end of the Programme (e.g., for an internship batch starting 1st June, the hostel facility will be available from the forenoon of 30th May 2023 up to the afternoon of 2nd August 2023 for a two- month programme). | - Interns would be provided necessary logistic support such as seating arrangement, internet facility and stationery items in the Ministry. | - The interns would be provided an Internship Coordinator who would be responsible for coordinating entire internship exercise, including networking and communication with other stakeholders. | Note: Mess charges are not included as part of the accommodation and are to be borne by the intern availing the hostel facility

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Janani Express Yojana

The scheme aims to provide free and timely transport to pregnant women for safe institutional deliveries.

💰Free transport facility is provided to pregnant women for traveling to government hospitals for delivery.

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Laado Protsahan Yojana

The scheme aims to encourage the birth of girl children in poor families and promote their holistic development. Under this scheme, financial support ₹1,50,000/- is provided in seven installments to the parents or guardians of girls born in Government/authorized Medical Institutions.

💰Monetary Benefit: | - Total financial benefit of ₹1,50,000/- disbursed in 7 installments: | InstallmentDescriptionAmount (₹)1Girl&amp;#39;s birth in eligible medical institutions2500/-2Girl completes one year of age and all vaccinations2500/-3Girl&amp;#39;s admission to Class 1st in a government/government-recognized private school4000/-4Girl&amp;#39;s admission to Class 6th in a government/government-recognized private school5000/-5Girl&amp;#39;s admission to Class 10th in a government/government-recognized private school 11000/- | 6Girl&amp;#39;s admission to Class 12th in a government/government-recognized private school25000/-7Girl passes graduation from government-recognized educational institutions and completes 21 years of age 1,00,000/- | Total Amount ₹1,50,000> Mode of Disbursement: | - A commitment letter of ₹1.50 lakh will be issued at the birth of a girl child. | - The entire amount will be disbursed online through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) in seven installments. | - Until the girl attains adulthood, the first six installments will be transferred to the bank account of her parents or guardian, and the seventh installment will be transferred to the girl's own bank account through DBT. | Notes: | - If the benefit of any installment is not availed at any stage after the first two installments of the scheme, the eligible girl child may still be granted the next installment, provided a valid and reasonable justification is given. | - There is no limit on the number of girl children eligible to receive the third and subsequent installments under the scheme. All girls who have already received the first two installments will be entitled to continue receiving benefits under the scheme. | - The Rajshree Yojana will be merged with the Laado Protsahan Yojana, and the remaining installments of the Rajshree Yojana will be provided under the Laado Protsahan Yojana as per eligibility.

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Lalima Abhiyaan

The Lalima Abhiyaan aims to improve the health of children, adolescent girls, and women of reproductive age, and focuses on the prevention of anemia and nutrition awareness among adolescent girls.

💰Anemia Prevention: Free iron folic acid tablets are provided to combat anemia among children, adolescent girls, and women.1. Improved Nutrition: Awareness campaigns promote healthy diets and better nutrition practices, especially for adolescent girls and mothers.1. Collaborative Approach: The campaign is supported by multiple departments, including Public Health, AYUSH, and School Education, ensuring wide outreach.1. Mission Mode Operation: The campaign works in a focused, large-scale effort to quickly address anemia and improve health outcomes.

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Madhya Pradesh Janani Suraksha Yojana

Under this scheme, cash incentives are provided to pregnant women and their motivators for delivery in government or accredited private hospitals.

💰Financial Assistance: | - ₹1,400 to rural pregnant women delivering in government or accredited private hospitals. | - ₹1,000 to urban pregnant women for institutional delivery. | - ₹350 incentive to the motivator (ASHA or escort) assisting a rural woman for delivery. | - ₹200 incentive to the motivator (ASHA or escort) assisting an urban woman for delivery. | - ₹250 as transport allowance, if the motivator or family arranges transportation to the hospital. | - Free hospital stay and maternal health services in government or accredited private hospitals.

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Mahtari Vandan Yojana

The scheme aims to eliminate discrimination and inequality against women, improve their health and nutrition, promote economic independence and empowerment, and strengthen their decision-making role in the family. It offers financial assistance to eligible married women to support their well-being.

💰Each eligible woman will receive ₹1000/- per month. | - Women receiving less than ₹1000/- per month under social assistance programs and various pension schemes through the Samaj Kalyan Vibhag will receive additional assistance to a total ₹1,000/- per month. | - The assistance will be directly deposited into the applicant's Aadhaar-linked DBT-based bank account.

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Maintenance Grant for Children with Disabilities from Birth

The scheme aims to provide financial assistance of ₹700/- per month to parents or guardians for the care of children below 18 years of age with more than 40% disability.

💰₹700/- per month is provided to parents or guardians for caring for their children.

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Mamata Scheme

In order to improve the process in curbing the high rate of mortality and infant mortality rate, the Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Odisha introduced a scheme named "MAMATA" - a conditional cash transfer maternity benefit scheme.

💰Rs.3,000 shall be given during the third trimester of the pregnancy of the mother till delivery on completing the following 5 conditions: | - Pregnancy registered at AWC/Mini AWC | - Received at least 2 antenatal checkup (ANC) | - Received IFA and calcium tablets. | - Received at least 1 TT vaccination (out of optimal 2) | - Received at least 1 counselling session at AWC/Village Health/ Home Visit. | The first 4 conditions shall be verified from MCP Card. On completing the above requirements first instalment shall be released. | - Rs.2,000 shall be after completion of 10 months after delivery on fulfilment of following conditions: | - Child birth is registered at AWC or HSC. | - Child has received BCG vaccination. | - Child has received Pentavalent 1 & 2 & 3 vaccinations. | - Child has received Polio 1 & 2 & 3 vaccinations. | - Child has received Rotavirus 1 & 2 & 3 vaccinations. | - Child has received Measles vaccine before attaining 1 year of age. | - Child has received Vitamin-A first dose before attaining 1 year of age | - Mother has attended at least six Growth Monitoring and IYCF counselling sessions after delivery till 9 months | - Child has been exclusively breastfed for first six months (self-certification by the beneficiary) | - Child has been introduced to complementary food on completion of six months of age (self- certification by the beneficiary) | - Child is being fed age-appropriate complementary feeding and continuing (self- certification by the beneficiary) | Note: Overall, Rs.5,000 in two instalments as incentive is provided to mothers.

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Maternity Benefit (MBOCWWB)

Under the scheme, financial assistance in the form of maternity benefits shall be provided to women construction workers registered under the Board during their maternity period.

💰The registered women construction workers shall receive financial assistance of ₹1,000/- as maternity benefits during their maternity period.

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Mission Vatsalya (Child Protection Services and Child Welfare Services)

This scheme aims to ensure, sustain, and strengthen child protection at the family and community levels, promote family-based non-institutional care, and provide financial support to children in need.

💰Financial Support for Vulnerable Children | - Children living with biological parents or extended families receive financial assistance to meet their education, nutrition, and healthcare needs, helping prevent separation from families. | Family-Based Foster Care Support | - Children without parental care are placed with biologically unrelated foster families, ensuring a nurturing home environment. Foster parents receive financial assistance to support the child’s care, protection, and rehabilitation. | Legal and Safe Adoption Opportunities | - Children declared legally free for adoption are placed in permanent family settings through Specialised Adoption Agencies (SAAs), ensuring their long-term emotional and social well-being. | After-Care Support for Independent Living | - Children exiting Child Care Institutions at the age of 18 are provided financial assistance up to 21 years, extendable to 23 years, to support education, skill development, employment, and smooth reintegration into society. | Monthly Financial Assistance | - A monthly grant of ₹4,000 per child is provided to State Governments under Sponsorship, Foster Care, or After-Care to ensure sustained support. | Strengthened Child Protection Systems | - State Governments are encouraged to provide additional grants and proactively identify children in need of care and protection with the support of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) and Urban Local Bodies. | Transparent Approval and Monitoring Mechanism | - Every district establishes a Sponsorship and Foster Care Approval Committee (SFCAC) to review, approve, and sanction assistance, ensuring accountability and timely support. | Compliance with Legal Framework | - All non-institutional care interventions are implemented in accordance with the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act and Rules, ensuring legality, safety, and child-centric care.

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Mukhya Mantri Matritva Sahayata Yojana

The scheme "Mukhya Mantri Matritva Sahayata Yojana" by the Women and Child Development Department, Haryana, aims to provide a cash incentive of ₹5,000/- during maternity to eligible pregnant and lactating women on the birth of a second child (boy).

💰Monetary Benefit: A cash incentive of ₹5,000/- is provided in one instalment after the birth of a second child (boy).

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Mukhyamantri Aadim Jan Jati Pension Yojana

The Mukhyamantri Aadim Jan Jati Pension Yojana, launched on 08-07-2015 by the Jharkhand Government, provides financial assistance to primitive tribal families. The pension is given to the adult married woman or, if none, the male head of the family.

💰Financial Assistance of ₹1,000 per month is directly transferred to the bank account of the beneficiary through the Aadhaar-Based Payment System (ABPS) and Public Financial Management System (PFMS).

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Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Bal Seva Yojana

The Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Bal Seva Yojana scheme for children who have lost their parent(s) to the COVID pandemic, the government will provide these children funding for good education and health.

💰Financial Assistance: | - Each child beneficiary receives ₹5,000/- per month deposited in a joint account until they turn 18. | - Guardian and child receive free monthly ration under National Food Security Act. | Education Assistance: | - School Education: | - Free education in government schools. | - Fees paid for RTE provision private schools. | - RTE reimbursement limit for other private schools. | - Class 9 to 12: | - Free education in government schools. | - ₹10,000/- per year for private school students. | - Additional to scholarships and other benefits. | - Higher Education: | - General Courses. | - Full fee assistance in government/aided universities. | - Up to ₹15,000/- fee reimbursement in private universities. | - Technical Education: | - Full fee assistance in government/aided colleges. | - Up to ₹1,50,000/- per year or actual fee in private colleges (JEE Mains/separate entrance exam). | - Up to ₹75,000/- per year or actual fee in private colleges (12th class exam). | - Medical Education and AYUSH: | - Full fee assistance in government/private colleges based on NEET score. | - Doctors serve in rural areas for 2-5 years (bond required).

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