This document provides information about the ADIP (Assistance to Disabled Persons) scheme run by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment in India. The scheme aims to provide assistive devices to persons with disabilities to promote their rehabilitation and independence. It outlines the eligibility criteria for beneficiaries and implementing agencies. Beneficiaries must be Indian citizens with 40% or more disability and income less than Rs. 20,000/month. Implementing agencies include NGOs and government organizations. The scheme covers a wide range of assistive devices with subsidies of up to Rs. 12,000 for individuals and Rs. 25,000 for devices like motorized wheelchairs and tricycles.

1. ADIP SCHEME
RAHUL KANAUJIA
M.Ed. SE HI
2015-2017
DSMNRU LUCKNOW
KKRAHUL33@GMAIL.COM
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2. ADIP SCHEME

4. What’s this all about?
(SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE TO DISABLED PERSONS)
It is the constant endeavor of the Government to provide the
disabled persons with aids/appliance, at minimum costs,
which are essential for their social, economic and vocational
rehabilitation. The ADIP scheme was introduced in the year
1981 for the Persons with Disabilities and implemented by
the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Govt. of
India. It came into sharp focus, particularly after the
enactment of Persons With Disabilities Act (Equal opportunity
and protection of rights and full participation act) 1995. Adip
works under MSJ&E through several implementing
agencies .
Ex- CRCs , ALIMCO etc.

5. scope
The Implementing Agencies will take care of make
suitable arrangements for fitting and post-fitting care
of the aids and appliances distributed under the
Scheme. The Implementing Agencies will give wide
publicity of the distribution of such aid and appliances
to PWDs. Further, before the camp they will inform
the District Collector, BDO, a local public
representative, State Government and the
Department of Disability Affairs at least one week in
advance about the date and the location of the camp.

6. OBJECTIVE
• The Scheme aims at helping the disabled persons by
bringing suitable, durable, scientifically-manufactured,
modern, standard aids and appliances within their
reach. The estimates, according to 58th Sample Survey
conducted by NSSO in 2002, indicate that there are
about18.04 million persons with various types of
disabilities in the country. Their disabilities restrict the
opportunity for their economic and social growth. In
addition, about 3 % of the children below 14 years of
age suffer from delayed development. Many of them
are mentally retarded and cerebral palsied and require
some aids/appliances to attain the capacity for self-care
and independent living.

7. Continue…..
• The main objective of the Scheme is to assist the
needy disabled persons in procuring durable,
sophisticated and scientifically manufactured,
modern, standard aids and appliances that can
promote their physical, social and psychological
rehabilitation, by reducing the effects of disabilities
and enhance their economic potential.

8. ELIGIBILITY OF THE BENEFICIARIES
A person with disabilities fulfilling following
conditions would be eligible for assistance under
ADIP Scheme-

9. An Indian
citizen
In case
dependent
monthly income
20,000/- per
month
Has monthly
income Rs.
20,000/- per
month
not received
assistance
during the last 3
years
Holds a 40%
Disable
Certificate

10. ELIGIBILITY OF IMPLEMENTING AGENCY
UNDER THE SCHEME
• The following agencies are eligible to implement the Scheme on behalf of
Department of Disability Affairs under Ministry of Social Justice and
Empowerment, subject to fulfillment of following terms and conditions:
• i) Societies and their branches, if any, registered separately under the
• Societies Registration Act, 1860.
• ii) Registered Charitable Trusts.
• iii) Indian Red Cross Societies and other Autonomous Bodies headed
• by District Collector/Chief Executive Officer/District Development
• Officer.
• iv) National/Apex Institutes, CRCs, RCs, DDRCs, National Trust,
• ALIMCO functioning under administrative control of the Ministry of
• Social Justice and Empowerment/Ministry of Health and Family
• Welfare.
• v) National/State Handicapped Development Corporation and Section
• 25 Companies in the Private Sector.
• vi) Local Bodies – Zilla Parishad, Municipalities, District Autonomous
• Development Councils etc.

11. QUANTUM OF ASSISTANCE
(i) For aids and appliances costing upto Rs. 10,000
under the Scheme for single disability. Students
beyond IX class, the limit would be raised upto
Rs.12,000/-
In the case of multiple disabilities, the limit will
apply to individual items separately in case more
than one aid/appliance is required.

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13. Cochlear implant
• Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment will
recognize an Institute of national stature from each
zone to recommend children eligible under the
Scheme for cochlear implant, with a ceiling of
Rs.6.00 lack per unit to be borne by the
Government. Ministry will also identify and
recognize the Institutes in the zones where in the
surgery will be undertaken. Ministry will identify
suitable agencies for providing cochlear implant
(500 children per year) under the Scheme. Income
ceiling for the beneficiaries will be same as for other
aids/appliances.

14. Devices For Locomotor
DISTRIBUTION OF
crutches walker

15. TRICYCLE WHEELCHAIR

16. and motorized tricycle (battery operated) and
motorized wheelchair (battery operated) under ADIP
scheme disability related conditions for assistive
devices -
muscular dystrophy
stroke
cerebral palsy etc.
Extent of subsidy would be Rs.25,000/- this will
provided to the persons of age of 18 years and
above once in ten years

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