Question: Who can apply for Financial Assistance To The Child Victims Of Violence Under TheNational Foundation For Communal Harmony?

Answer: Here are the eligibility criteria for Financial Assistance To The Child Victims Of Violence Under TheNational Foundation For Communal Harmony:

.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 â€˜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 yearâ€™s claim of the student is only released after
obtaining the pass certificate/current study certificate/income certificate of the guardians or the mother.ï»¿Check Application Status:The
District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) / Deputy Commissioner can be contacted regarding the application status of the
scheme.Documents RequiredResidential Certificate / Domicile Certificate of the UT of Jammu & Kashmir.3 Passport-Sized Photograph
(Signed Across).Proof of Age.Aadhaar Card.BPL Card.Death Certificate of both the Parents (in case of Orphan Child).Details of the
Bank Account (Bank Name, Branch Name, Address, IFSC, etc).Any other document required by the District Social Welfare
Office.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Are The Objectives Of This Scheme?The objective of this scheme are: 1. To provide assistance
to the children of families affected by c communal, caste, ethnic, and any other form of violence or clashes with fracture social harmony.
The assistance is particularly aimed at their education and/or vocational training. 2. To assist in the physical and psychological
rehabilitation and assimilation into the mainstream of society of the children of families affected by communal, caste, ethnic, and any
other form of violence or clashes with fractured social harmony.In Which Year Was NFCH Registered?The NFCH was registered on the
19th Feb 1992.Under Which Act Was NFCH Registered?The NFCH was registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860.Child
Victims Of What Kinds Of Violence Are Covered In This Scheme?Child Victims of communal, caste, ethnic & terrorist violence and
any other form of violence or clashes which fracture social harmony are covered in this scheme.For What Purposes Is The Financial
Assistance Particularly Aimed?The financial assistance is particularly aimed at the education and/or vocational training of the
child.What Shall Be The Amount Of Financial Assistance For The General Education Of A Child Victim Living In A Class B City?
Children in Class A & B cities receive â‚¹ 800/- per month until they reach the age of 18 years.What Shall Be The Amount Of Financial
Assistance For The Training / Vocational Education Of A Child Victim?â‚¹ 150/- per month per child shall be the amount of financial
assistance for general education.How Much Shall Be The Amount Of The Insurance In The Case Of Loss Of 2 Limbs?Group Personal
Accident Insurance for Child Victims having lost 2 limbs or one limb and one eye: â‚¹ 25,000/-.Is There Any Age-Related Criterion For
This Scheme?Yes, 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.To Whom Should The Beneficiary Approach For Submission Of The Application?The beneficiary shall approach the concerned
DSWO for submission of the application.Is Jammu & Kashmir A State Or A Union Territory?Jammu & Kashmir is a Union Territory of
India.What Is The Full Form Of TSWO?The full form of TSWO is "Tehsil Social Welfare Officer".What Is The Full Form Of DSWO?
The full form of DSWO is "District Social Welfare Officer".Can I Reapply To This Scheme If I Am Already Availing The Benefits Of
This Scheme?No, you can not reapply to this scheme if you already have availed of its benefits.Is This A UT Funded Or A Centrally
Funded Scheme?This is a 100% UT Funded scheme.Is There Any Compensation For The Delay In The Disbursal Of The Scheme

**How to apply:** es:Step 1: A District Committee under the District Magistrate / Collector / Deputy Commissioner (including
Superintendents of Police, DSWO, and District Child & Women Development Officer) identifies beneficiaries and scrutinizes their