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Financial Assistance To The Child Victims Of Violence Under TheNational Foundation For Communal Harmony

The scheme provides financial assistance for the physical & psychological rehabilitation of child victims of communal, caste, ethnic & terrorist violence with special reference to their care, education & training, besides promoting communal harmony,

Authority

State

Region

Jammu and Kashmir

Status

Verified 2026

Updated

March 2026

What you get

General Education: | - Children in Class A & B cities receive ₹ 800/- per month until they reach the age of 18 years. | - Children in other places receive ₹ 750/- per month until they reach the age of 18 years. | Training / Vocational Education: | - ₹ 150/- per month per child in addition to assistance for general education. | Group Personal Accident Insurance for Child Victims: | - Death: ₹ 25,000/- | - Loss of 2 limbs or one limb and one eye: ₹ 25,000/-. | - 100% permanent disablement other than those mentioned above: ₹ 25,000/-. | - Reimbursement of medical expenses incurred by a child for treatment in a hospital or nursing home and as an indoor patient for an injury sustained in an accident (based upon a medical certificate from the consulting doctor): ₹ 500/-.

Who can apply

The applicant should be a citizen of India.; The applicant should be a domicile / permanent resident of the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir.; The applicant should be a child less than 18 years of age. In exceptional cases, it can be extended up to the age of 21 years.; The applicant should be an Orphan or Destitute.; The applicant's main bread earner should have either been killed or permanently incapacitated in communal, caste, ethnic, or terrorist violence.; The applicant's family should be 'Below Poverty Line' (BPL).; The applicant should not be receiving any assistance on a regular basis from any other source.

Required Paperwork

  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card
  • Income Certificate
  • Residence Proof (Domicile)

Common Questions

Is This A UT Funded Or A Centrally Funded Scheme?

This is a 100% UT Funded scheme.

Is There Any Compensation For The Delay In The Disbursal Of The Scheme Benefits?

No, there is no such mention in the scheme guidelines.

What Are The Objectives Of This Scheme?

The objective of this scheme are: | - To provide assistance to the children of families affected by c communal, caste, ethnic, and any other form of violence or clashes with fracture social harmony. The assistance is particularly aimed at their education and/or vocational training. | - To assist in the physical and psychological rehabilitation and assimilation into the mainstream of society of the children of families affected by communal, caste, ethnic, and any other form of violence or clashes with fractured social harmony.

In Which Year Was NFCH Registered?

The NFCH was registered on the 19th Feb 1992.

Under Which Act Was NFCH Registered?

The NFCH was registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860.

Child Victims Of What Kinds Of Violence Are Covered In This Scheme?

Child Victims of communal, caste, ethnic & terrorist violence and any other form of violence or clashes which fracture social harmony are covered in this scheme.

For What Purposes Is The Financial Assistance Particularly Aimed?

The financial assistance is particularly aimed at the education and/or vocational training of the child.

What Shall Be The Amount Of Financial Assistance For The General Education Of A Child Victim Living In A Class B City?

Children in Class A & B cities receive [?] 800/- per month until they reach the age of 18 years.

What Shall Be The Amount Of Financial Assistance For The Training / Vocational Education Of A Child Victim?

[?] 150/- per month per child shall be the amount of financial assistance for general education.

How Much Shall Be The Amount Of The Insurance In The Case Of Loss Of 2 Limbs?

Group Personal Accident Insurance for Child Victims having lost 2 limbs or one limb and one eye: [?] 25,000/-.

Is There Any Age-Related Criterion For This Scheme?

Yes, the applicant should be a child less than 18 years of age. In exceptional cases, it can be extended up to the age of 21 years.

To Whom Should The Beneficiary Approach For Submission Of The Application?

The beneficiary shall approach the concerned DSWO for submission of the application.

Is Jammu & Kashmir A State Or A Union Territory?

Jammu & Kashmir is a Union Territory of India.

What Is The Full Form Of TSWO?

The full form of TSWO is "Tehsil Social Welfare Officer".

What Is The Full Form Of DSWO?

The full form of DSWO is "District Social Welfare Officer".

Can I Reapply To This Scheme If I Am Already Availing The Benefits Of This Scheme?

No, you can not reapply to this scheme if you already have availed of its benefits.

What Is The Link To The Website Of The Department Of Social Welfare, Government Of Jammu & Kashmir?

The link to the website of the Department of Social Welfare, Government of Jammu & Kashmir is: https://jksocialwelfare.nic.in/

Where Can I Find The Format Of The Application Form? Is It Available Online?

You need to visit the District Social Welfare Office and request a hard copy of the format of the application form for the scheme from the concerned authority.

Does This Scheme Accept Online Applications?

No, this scheme only accepts offline applications.

Is It Mandatory To Self-Attest All The Required Documents That Are To Be Attached To The Application?

Yes, all the required documents that are to be attached to the application should be self-attested mandatorily.

Can Applicants From Scheduled Castes Also Apply To This Scheme?

Yes, the scheme is open to all applicants irrespective of their caste.

Is There A Percentage Of Slots Reserved For Female Applicants?

No, there is no reservation of slots based on the gender of the applicant.