Age Care Schemes of Ministry Of Social Justice & Empowerment
The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment is implementing various schemes/programs through non-governmental organizations and releases grant in aid to them based upon the inspection reports/ recommendations from the States/UTs. Schemes Available For Old Age Integrated Programme for Older Persons An integrated programme for older persons.
The basic objective of the programme is to promote a Society for all ages and to empower and improve the quality of life of older persons.
Schemes of Ministry Of Social Justice
Scheme of Assistance to Panchayati Raj Institutions Voluntary Organization /Self help Groups for Construction of Old Age Homes/ Multi-Service Centres for Older persons For details Contact Joint Secretary Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment Attention of NGOs or ngo consultancy receiving grant-in-aid The Ministry supports and assists a number of projects in the field of Disabilities Social Defense welfare of the Scheduled Castes Other Backward Classes etc which are implemented through various Voluntary Organizations.
As part of our endeavor to ensure transparency and accountability in the release of Grant-in-aid assistance to Organizations and their utilization of these funds, the NGO Division Ministry has included an information summary in their website. make available the details about the projects assisted for will have been released to the respective NGOs to grant trust registration in recent years.
The Department of Environment, Govt. of Delhi shall provide assistance to such Non-Governmental Organization (NGOs) including Residents Welfare Associations ( RWAs), Voluntary Organizations, Self – Help Groups which are engaged in environmental awareness, waste management, promotion of Eco-friendly material and other related environmental activities.
The Government of India developed guidelines for NGO and private sector involvement in TB control which were published in 2000 and 2001 respectively.
Today, PPM in RNTCP has come a long way with the support of over 2500 NGOs, 25000 PPs, 260 Medical colleges and 150 corporate houses which are providing DOT services. The Grant-in-aid will include the cost of activities and transportation/mobility cost for the staff to undertake these activities throughout the district. The NGO, as well as ngo consultancy, will be expected to undertake a certain minimum number of activities every month within the assigned /agreed upon geographical area/population within the district. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have a long history of supporting health services at the community level, often with remarkable effectiveness and rapport with communities. NGOs also often have a capacity to provide excellent treatment support, counseling for patients, and can contribute to public health-oriented activities in TB treatment, namely address verification and default retrieval.
