WCDS

Women, Children, Disabled & Senior Citizens Welfare Department

Introduction:

• In Jangaon District ICDS Projects are functioning with Anganwadi Centers.

Functions/Schemes

ArogyaLaxmi programme

                         – (“One Full Meal” For Pregnant  and Lactating Women At The Anganwadi Centre)

Three Projects(Jangaon,Kodakandla,Stn Ghanpr) covering  695  Anganwadi Centers in Jangaon District.  The one full meal consists of Rice, Dal with leafy Vegetables/sambar, vegetables for a minimum of 25 days, boiled Egg and 200ml. milk for 30 days in a month.  The one full meal will meet 40-45% of the daily calorie and 40-45% of protein and calcium requirement per day of the pregnant and lactating mothers. Along with the meal, Iron Folic Acid (IFA) tablet is to be administered. For children between 7 months to 3 years are providing 16 Eggs per month where as children from 3-6 years were providing 30 Eggs per month.

Daily for Pregnant  and Lactating Women  Rice-150 g ,Dal (Red Gram)- 30g, Oil-16g, Milk-200 ml, 1- Egg, Vegetables-50g

Daily for  3-6Yrs. Rice-75g ,Dal (Red Gram)- 30g, Oil-5g,  1- Egg, Vegetables-25g

Balamrutham – Weaning food for children between 7months and 3 years:-

“Balamrutham” is the weaning food introduced under ICDS to provide improved supplementary nutrition to children between 7 months to 3 years. The weaning food is a preparation of wheat, chana dal, milk powder, oil and sugar. It is fortified and thus provides 50% of iron, calcium, vitamins and other RDA that children require per day. Balamrutham is distributed in packets of 2.5 Kg per child per month. It is distributed on first day of every month on Nutrition Health Day-1 to mothers of 7 months – 3 years children as Take Home Ration. Along with Balamrutham packet, these children also receive 16 eggs per month  at the AWC .

• Hot Cooked Meal

-Not in district-

Children Home:

In Janagam district (01)  children home (60) girls were sanctioned for the care of orphan girls.

ü  This children home is run from 1st class to 10th class.ü  In this children home (22) girls are being accommodated in this children home.ü  All children were brought back to the orphanage as per government orders.ü  All children checked covid-19 tests.ü  All children are going to school and  teaching lessons with a tuition teacher.ü   Nutrition is given daily for the health of the child. 

• State Home

-Not in district-

• Working Women’s Hostel

-Not in district-

Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005

The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2005 is an Act of the Parliament of India enacted to protect women from domestic violence. It was brought into force by the Indian government and Ministry of Women and Child Development on 26 October 2006. The Act provides a definition of “domestic violence” for the first time in Indian law, with this definition being broad and including not only physical violence, but also other forms of violence such as emotional/verbal, sexual, and economic abuse. It is a civil law meant primarily for protection orders, rather than criminal enforcement.

This law protects not only women from violence within their husband-wife relationships, but women living in the same home with people with whom they are in a domestic relationship with. This protects women from violence within their relationships by marriage (ex: husband-wife, daughter-in-law with father-in-law/mother-in-law/etc), relationships by blood (ex: father-daughter, sister-brother), relationships by adoption (ex: adopted daughter-father), and even relationships in the nature of marriage (ex: live-in relationships, legally invalid marriages).^[3] This Act was considered to be the first piece of legislation to provide legal recognition and protection to relationships outside of marriage. There are 325 cases registered in Sakhi (One Stop Centre) in Janagama district, in  these 296 cases have been solved.

• Shishugruha

-Not in district-

INTEGRATED CHILD PROTECTION SCHEME (ICPS)

The Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS) brings several existing child protection programmers under one umbrella and GOI introduced the Integrated Child Protection Scheme and the same was introduced in Telangana too since 2009 and 2016 in Jangaon to help secure safety of children with special emphasis on Children (Age below 18 years), Children who are in Need of Care and Protection, Children who are in Conflict/Contact with Law and other Vulnerable and Any other Vulnerable Children who are exploited, trafficked, drug effected children, children parents in prisoners, parents affected with HIV and non curable diseases.

The objective of ICPS are to contribute to the improvement in the wellbeing of children from difficult circumstances, and reduction of vulnerabilities to situation and action that leads to violation, abuse, exploitation abandoned and neglect of the and separation of children parents.

SERVICES PROVIDED BY ICPS:

• CARE, SUPPORT AND REHABILITATION SERVICES.

Emergency outreach service through ‘CHILDLINE’ CHILDLINE is a 24/7 emergency phone outreach service for children. In need of care and protection linking them to emergency and long- term care and rehabilitation services. The service can be accessed by a child in difficulty or an adult on his behalf by dialing 1098.

• FAMILY BASED NON INSTITUTIONAL CARE THROUGH SPONSORSHIP, FOSTER-CARE, ADOPTION AND AFTERCARE.

The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 provides for the rehabilitation and reintegration of children through sponsorship, foster-care, adoption and after-care.

Sponsorship: Sponsorship is the provision of supplementary support to families for preventing child destitution, abuse, exploitation and it offers holistic child protection including counseling and guidance

Adoption: Adoption is a process through which a child who is permanently separated from biological parents because her/his parents have died, or have abandoned or surrendered her/him, becomes a legitimate child of a new set of parent(s) referred to as adoptive parents with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities that are attached to this relationship. For further details visit the website: http://cara.nic.in/.

Forester Care: Fostering is an arrangement whereby a child lives, usually on a temporary basis, with an extended or unrelated family member.

After-care: After Care is the provision of care for all children, including children with special needs, after they have reached the age of 18 years, and are discharged from Children’s Homes/Special Homes. Children who have completed 18 years may be referred to as “young adults”.

• Institutional Services:

The creation of new institutional facilities and maintenance of existing institutional facilities for both children in conflict with law and children in need of care and protection.

The following are the Homes existing in the District

Children’s Home:

 These homes shall serve as a home away from home and provide comprehensive child care facilities to children for ensuring their all-round development. They shall work towards enhancing the capabilities and skills of children and work with their families with the view of facilitating their reintegration and rehabilitation into mainstream society.

SAKHI ONE STOP CENTER:

It is run by Batukamma Foundation under the auspices of the Ministry of Women and Child Welfare in collaboration with the Central Government. The main reason for setting up this center is that all the services are available to women and girls in cases of domestic violence, harassment in schools and colleges and acid attack. The Sakhi one stop Center was set up on 26.01.20019 at M.C.H, Chempak Hills, Janagam District to ensure their livelihood. There are 5 types of services provided to affected women and girls. Medical assistance, temporary shelter, counseling assistance, police assistance, legal assistance. Women’s helpline number 181, services are available 24X7.

Child Care Institution

A child care institution as defined under the JJ Act,2015, means Children Home, Open Shelter, Observation Home, Special Home, Place of Safety, Specialised Adoption Agency and a Fit Facility recognized under the Act for providing care and protection to children, who are in need of such services. Children in conflict with law are provided residential care and protection in Observation Homes, Special Homes and Places of Safety.

Particulars of Home’s and Institution’s of Jangaon District

Welfare of Disabled & Senior Citizen’s :

• Sanction of Pre-matric scholarships to the disabled students of 1^stto 10^th  

No Budget

• Sanction of Post-matric scholarships to the disabled students for Inter and above courses .

No Budget

• Sanction of Marriage incentive Awards to the persons who married with disabled person.

In our district sanctioned 9 members .each person got  rupees 50000 for 4 members, each person got  rupees 100000 for 5 members . In dist  Sanctioned of Marriage incentive award total amount rupees 700000.

• Sanction of subsidy under Economic Rehabilitation scheme to the disabled persons.

Under sanctoned Economic Rehabilitation scheme qualified 13 members. each person got  rupees 80000 for 4 members, each person got  rupees 180000 for 1 member , each person got  rupees 140000 for 1 member, each person got  rupees 50000 for 7 members. In dist  Sanctioned of under Economic Rehabilitation scheme total amount rupees 990000.

bank linked   :          06

Non Bank Linked:     07       

• Supply of Aids & Appliances through TSVCC like try-cycles, wheel chairs, crutches, blind sticks, daisy players, laptops and motorized vehicles.

-Under process district committe

• District Senior Citizen’s Committee constituted.

Yes, District Senior Citizen’s Committee constituted.

• Local Level Committee constituted.

Yes, Local Level Committee constituted

• Maintenance of Tribunals will be constituted shortly.

District Welfare Officer,
Women, Children, Disabled & Senior Citizens Welfare, Jangaon