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

> General Education:

1. Children in Class A & B cities receive ₹ 800/- per month until they reach the age of 18 years.
2. Children in other places receive ₹ 750/- per month until they reach the age of 18 years.

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> Training / Vocational Education:

1. ₹ 150/- per month per child in addition to assistance for general education.

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> Group Personal Accident Insurance for Child Victims:

1. Death: ₹ 25,000/-
2. Loss of 2 limbs or one limb and one eye: ₹ 25,000/-.
3. 100% permanent disablement other than those mentioned above: ₹ 25,000/-.
4. 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/-.

1. The applicant should be a citizen of India.
2. The applicant should be a domicile / permanent resident of the Union Territory of Jammu &amp; Kashmir.
3. 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.
4. The applicant should be an Orphan or Destitute.
5. The applicant&#39;s main bread earner should have either been killed or permanently incapacitated in communal, caste, ethnic, or terrorist violence.
6. The applicant&#39;s family should be &#39;Below Poverty Line&#39; (BPL).
7. The applicant should not be receiving any assistance on a regular basis from any other source.

NOTE: The one-time financial assistance provided by the State Government / Union Territory Administration for such a victim is not considered &#39;another source of assistance&#39; for this purpose.

Step 1: Visit the District Social Welfare Office or the Office of the Deputy Commissioner, and request a hard copy of the format of the application form for the NFCH scheme from the District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) or from the Deputy Commissioner.

Step 2: In the application form, fill in all the mandatory fields, paste the passport-sized photograph (signed across), and attach all the (self-attested) mandatory documents in support of the claim.

Step 3: Submit the duly filled and signed application form along with the documents to the DSWO.

Step 4: Acquire the receipt/acknowledgment of the successful submission of the application form from the DSWO.

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> Post-Application Processes:

Step 1: A District Committee under the District Magistrate / Collector / Deputy Commissioner (including Superintendents of Police, DSWO, and District Child &amp; Women Development Officer) identifies beneficiaries and scrutinizes their eligibility.

Step 2: The District Committee sends its recommendations to the Foundation.

Step 3: In case of sanctioning, the District Magistrate /Collector/Deputy Commissioner opens a separate bank account for the beneficiary under the name ‘District Committee National Foundation for Communal Harmony of the particular district. The payment is made to the guardian of the sanctioned student in the form of a pays account check/bank draft in a modest function.

Step 4: The next year’s claim of the student is only released after obtaining the pass certificate/current study certificate/income certificate of the guardians or the mother.

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> Check Application Status:

The District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) / Deputy Commissioner can be contacted regarding the application status of the scheme.