What you get
- Free distribution of modified special wheel chairs.
Who can apply
Required Paperwork
- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card
- Income Certificate
- Residence Proof (Domicile)
Common Questions
What is the purpose of the Modified Special Wheelchairs scheme?
The scheme aims to provide comfort and enhanced mobility for individuals with Cerebral Palsy through Modified Special Wheelchairs.
Who is eligible to receive the Modified Special Wheelchairs?
Eligible recipients must be above 12 years old, diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, and residents of the specified district or area.
Where should grievances regarding the wheelchairs be addressed?
Grievances regarding the wheelchairs can be addressed to the Technical Officer at the Commissionerate for Welfare of the Differently Abled.
Can children under 12 years old receive these wheelchairs?
No, the scheme is designed for individuals above 12 years old to cater to their specific needs.
Are there any fees associated with obtaining the Modified Special Wheelchairs?
There are no fees associated with acquiring the Modified Special Wheelchairs under this scheme.
Are there different sizes or types of wheelchairs available?
Various sizes and types of wheelchairs might be available to accommodate different users.
Can the wheelchairs be customized for individual needs?
Customization options depend on the policies to suit individual requirements and preferences.
Is there a warranty or guarantee provided with the wheelchairs?
Warranty or guarantee policies for the wheelchairs may vary and should be verified at the time of acquisition.
Are there any restrictions on where the wheelchairs can be used?
No specific usage restrictions or local regulations regarding wheelchair access.
Are replacement options available if the wheelchairs are damaged?
Replacement options in the case of damaged or malfunctioning wheelchairs, are subject to verification.
Is financial assistance available for maintenance or repair of the wheelchairs?
Financial assistance for ongoing maintenance or repairs not mentioned in the guidelines.