Old Age Home (Sahara)
This scheme is to bring qualitative improvement in the living standards of old people of the state. Establishment and expansion of rehabilitation programs/ services and capacity building for strengthening the delivery of rehabilitation programs and services.
About the Old Age Home (Sahara) Scheme
Under this scheme construction and operation of the old age home "Sahara" will be included in which destitute Housing, clothes, food, medical facilities, etc. are made available for qualitative improvement in the standard of living of poor and poor elders, for cooperation and proper care.
Benefits
- Construction and operation of old age home "Sahara"
- These old age homes also include housing, clothes, food, medical facilities etc.
- Facilities will be available for qualitative improvement in the standard of living, cooperation and proper care of destitute and poor old people of the state.
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants should come under the below poverty line ( BPL) category (or)
- Annual Income should be below Rs. 60,000/-
How to Apply for Old Age Home (Sahara)
Application mode: Offline
- Applicants can apply through the application in plain paper to the District Social Security Cell.
- The committee constituted under the chairmanship of the District Magistrate will approve the proposal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Old Age Home (Sahara) scheme?
Under this scheme construction and operation of the old age home "Sahara" will be included in which destitute Housing, clothes, food, medical facilities, etc. are made available for qualitative improvement in the standard of living of poor and poor elders, for…
Who is eligible for Old Age Home (Sahara)?
Applicants should come under the below poverty line ( BPL) category (or) Annual Income should be below Rs. 60,000/-
What benefits does Old Age Home (Sahara) provide?
Construction and operation of old age home "Sahara" These old age homes also include housing, clothes, food, medical facilities etc. Facilities will be available for qualitative improvement in the standard of living, cooperation and proper care of destitute and poor old people of…
How can I apply for Old Age Home (Sahara)?
Applicants can apply through the application in plain paper to the District Social Security Cell. The committee constituted under the chairmanship of the District Magistrate will approve the proposal.
Source: official scheme details published on the Government of India's myScheme portal. Always verify eligibility and deadlines on the official portal before applying. Scheme rules can change.
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