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SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT

SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT. Increase in plan allocation 2005-06 to 2010-11 is 294%. ICDS services – Initiatives from 2006 onwards. Number of new Anganwadi centers – 6875 Regularisation of temporary hands with more than 6 months service

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SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT

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  1. SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT

  2. Increase in plan allocation2005-06 to 2010-11 is 294%

  3. ICDS services – Initiatives from 2006 onwards • Number of new Anganwadi centers – 6875 • Regularisation of temporary hands with more than 6 months service • 393 Kudumbasree units established for the supply of THRS (Amritham food mix) • Wheat Based Nutrition Programme introduced during 2009-10 • Pre-school curriculum developed and training imparted to the functionaries • Health and Nutrition Day has been introduced. • WHO Growth Chart has been introduced.

  4. ICDS services – Initiatives from 2006 onwards • Pension scheme for Anganwadi Workers and Helpers introduced- 500/- per worker and Rs. 300/- per helper • The honorarium of Anganwadi Worker increased from Rs. 1550/- to Rs.2050/- • Honorarium of Anganwadi Helpers increased from Rs. 1050/- to Rs.1350/-. • Cash awards to Anganwadi helpers, supervisors and CDPOs. • 1541 Anganwadi buildings constructed including 313 Tsunami Anganwadi centers.

  5. ICDS services – Initiatives from 2006 onwards • 384 Anganwadi Centers upgraded as Community Resource Centers. • 2 sets of uniform sarees to Anganwadi workers and Anganwadi Helpers. • Psychosocial Services to 414 selected Schools by providing full time qualified women counselors • Coin operated sanitary napkin vending machine in 163 schools (pilot project)

  6. JUVENILE JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION • Selection Committee constituted headed by a retired High Court Judge. • JJB and CWC have been constituted in all Districts. • A new Children' s Home for girls with a capacity of 100 inmates at Ernakulam, 27 posts created. • Diet scale revised with the recommendation of State Nutrition Board.

  7. JUVENILE JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION • Colour dress introduced in all homes instead of uniform. • Sanction for the construction of ACH at Kollam and 1.20 crores has been allowed. • Activity oriented rehabilitation project with the help of UNODC and children' s theatre formed. • 254 children have been de-institutionalised for the last 4 years and 126 children were given higher studies through sponsorship. • Foster Care/Adoption from J.J. institutions have been introduced. 34 children have been home placed under this scheme

  8. JUVENILE JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION • Hole-in-the wall Education in 9 Children' s Homes and 15 windows. • Missing Child Bureau started. • CHILDLINE service - State Government assisted • Special Training on Child Rights imparted to all SHOs and all Judicial Officers. • Career Guidance Programme in association with UNODC.

  9. JUVENILE JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION • Conducted Juvenile fest, literary Camp, Excursion, Special Tuition and Sports and Art activities in all Children' s Homes. • Rehabilitation programme of ex-inmates of children' s Homes like Traffic Warden, Caregiver in RCC and other community organizations. • Integrated Child Protection Scheme '‘ launched.

  10. Rehabilitation of ex-convicts and probationers/Prisoners • One time assistance- Rs.10,000/- • Total no: of beneficiaries- 246 Educational Assistance to children of prisoners • Upto high school level - 500/month • Upto degree level - 1000/month • Total no: of beneficiaries- 300

  11. WOMEN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME New plan schemes • Women empowerment flagship programme started 2007 - 08. • Gender awareness programs started 2007 - 08. • Finishing school for women started 2007 - 08. • Gender advisory board started 2009 -08.

  12. WOMEN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME Policy initiatives and programmes • State women policy 2009. • Implementation of DV Act. - District level women Protection Officers sanctioned. - Service providers recognized - 60. - Shelter homes notified - 23. - Medical facilities - 84. - Created State and district level monitoring committee.

  13. WOMEN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME • Training to all stake holders • Appointment of Legal counselors - 80. • Mangalya (Widow marriage scheme) assistance Rs. 25,000/- per head. Total assistance 407 widows • Education assistance to children of women headed family. Assistance Rs. 250/- below SSLC and Rs. 500/- above SSLC. Total assistance given to 1125 beneficiaries. • Education assistance to the children of prisoners Rs. 500 below SSLC and Rs.1000/- above SSLC. Total assistance given to 404 beneficiaries.

  14. WOMEN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME • Supplementary nutrition to HIV/AIDS affected women and children. 1600 HIV patients provided nutrition aid • Rehabilitation of sex workers scheme. Number of beneficiaries 84. • Vocational training to the inmates of the women welfare institutions. Total training units – 22, number of beneficiaries 500.

  15. WOMEN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME • Marriage assistance to the inmates of women welfare institutions. • Total assistance to 11 beneficiaries @Rs. 25,000/- • Total marriage conducted during last 3 years is 54 • Computer training through LBS. Training given to 67 beneficiaries and placement given to 20 numbers.

  16. REACH Programs • Resource Enhancement Academy for Career Heights – REACH an initiative of Kerala State Women’s Development Corporation Ltd, is a pioneer professional grooming academy, one of its kind in the state and focus on the career aspiration of the women. • REACH – exclusively for women, where qualified women are equipped to achieve their career aspirations. • The institute is set up as per international standards with quality policies. • By analyzing the existing demands on the state, we offer regular courses for IELTS, Professional grooming for B Eds, Customer Care Executives and Office Assistants.

  17. REACH Features • Climate controlled campus • Multi-lingual space • Grooming in technical know-hows • Skilled and expertise groomers • Current time-demanding and time-bound courses • High competent facilities

  18. Facilities @ REACH

  19. Facilities @ REACH

  20. Schemes and placements • 100% free for women in BPL slab • 100% placement assured • 60% placed in the 1st batch Courses @ REACH • Finishing Program for Sales and Customer Services (Graduates) • Finishing Program for B.Ed • IELTS - International English (Nurses) • Finishing Program for Office Assistants (+2)

  21. Kerala Women portalwww.keralawomen.gov.in

  22. Care and Protection of Old Age and Senior Citizens • State Old Age Policy has been declared in 2006. • Maintenance and Welfare of parents and senior citizens Act 2007 implemented by notifying the rules in 2009. • Maintenance Tribunal constituted under Revenue Divisional Officer and Dist. Collector is the Appellate Authority. • Dist. Social Welfare Officer appointed as Maintenance Officer. • State and District Level Old Age Council constituted. • 7 NGO run institutions recognized as Care Home for the discharged destitute from Hospitals.

  23. Care and Protection of Old Age and Senior Citizens • Model Old Age Home at Pulayanarkotta. • Rs.4.65 crores for construction. • Maintenance charges for the inmates of institutions enhanced. • For food enhanced from Rs.450/- to Rs.750/- per head per month. • Medical expenses Rs.200/annum to more than Rs. 300 per inmate • for dress Rs.200/- to Rs.1000/- per year.

  24. Orphanages and other Charitable Homes • Total No. of recognized Institution - 1612 • No. of Institution getting grant-in-aid - 767 • Grant-in-aid sanctioned to new institution - 315 • Total Grant-in-aid - 1082 • Maintenance grant to inmates. - 2004 - 05 - 150 - 2007 - 08 - 200 - 2010 - 11 - 210

  25. Orphanages and other Charitable Homes • Annual income ceiling increased from 11000 to 20000 in rural area and to 22375 in urban area • Orphanage Control Board has been reconstituted. New H/A has been provided and 3 staff has been sanctioned for the Board. • Regulation has been modified to control illegal institution such as (a) Requirement of own building and land (b) Per inmate space 40 sq.ft. (c) No similar institution within 5 km. in Municipal/Corporation and 10 km. in Panchayath. (d) Renewal period reduced from 7 years to 4 years.

  26. Welfare of the differently abled • A new home for the mentally retarded women at Thrissur. • A new scheme for the care givers to bedridden disabled person has been introduced with a budget provision of 4.61 crores. • 3 Care Homes for the released inmates (destitutes) from Mental Health Centre. • A new scheme for marriage assistance to disabled girls and girls of disabled parents. 509 beneficiaries. • Self employment assistance to VTC trainees @ Rs.10,000/- per head. • Rs.6.15 crores sanctioned for construction and modification of different institutions for disabled and Rs.82.25 lakhs for providing additional care services through IMHANS.

  27. Welfare of the differently abled • Stipend to VTC trainees enhanced to 300 • Printing machine installed at VTC at Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode. • New course on Mobile Phone repairing, computer courses and Fashion Designing started at VTC.

  28. Appointment in Government service 3% posts reservation to disabled. • Appointment entrusted to PSC including State Service, Public Sector undertaking etc. Number of post identified Sl.No Class Before 2006 After 2006 Total 1 III 34 160 194 2 IV 18 44 62 3 I 20 28 48 •  Re-appointment of employment hand (disabled) during 15-08-1998 to 15-08-1999 - 604 •  Candidates advised against 3% reservation during 2008-09 - 345

  29. Pension Scheme for Physically Handicapped & Mentally retarded. • Physical & Financial achievements Sl.No. Year No. of Benef. Amount 1 2005-06 164009 27.55 Crores 2 2008-09 193829 58.15 Crores 3 2009-10 208885 60.27 Crores Pension Increase 1982-2005 Rs.75 to Rs.140 2007-2010 Rs.140 to Rs.300

  30. Widow Pension Sl.No Year No. of Benefit Amount 1 2005-06 251706 33.22 Crores 2 2008-09 325911 97.77 Crores 3 2009-10 419038 125.71 Crores Pension increase 1973 – 96 Rs. 55 to 110 2007 - 10 Rs.110 to 300 Beneficiary number under the scheme has been doubled due to the inclusion of widows having son under the scheme.

  31. Pension to unmarried women about 50 years Sl.No Year No. of Benef. Amount 1 2005-06 27625 3.65 Crores 2 2008-09 38015 11.40 Crores 3 2009-10 40979 12.29 Crores Pension increase as on 2001 – 06 Rs.110 2007 – 08 Rs.120 to 300

  32. National Old Age Pension Scheme Sl.No Year No. of Benef. Amount 1 2005-06 574684 81.76 Crores 2 2008-09 714620 214.38 Crores 3 2009-10 833973 250.19 Crores Pension increase 1995 – 96 Rs 100 to Rs.110 2006 – 10 Rs.235 to Rs 300 Annual income for pension has been increased from Rs.6000 to Rs.20,000/- in Panchayath areas and Rs.22,375/- in Urban areas with effect from 17-03-2010.

  33. GRANT IN AID TO EX-CONVICTS, PROBATIONERS, EX-PUPILS & VICTIM REHABILITATION Increase in Budget-provision 2005 - 06 - 7.21 lakhs 2006 - 07 - 7.01 lakhs 2007 - 08 - 9.58 lakhs 2008 - 09 - 19.94 lakhs 2009 - 10 - 25.00 lakhs 2010 - 11 - 100.00 lakhs

  34. Department of Social Welfarewww.swd.kerala.gov.in

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