The document discusses various schemes and services provided by ISHWAR for the welfare of persons with disabilities. Some key points: 1) ISHWAR provides educational and vocational training programs to help mentally challenged children become self-sufficient. 2) They assess children's abilities and provide individualized training to help them develop daily living skills. 3) The organization also aims to improve students' health, behavior, communication skills, and ability to participate in society.

1. HIMANI S. VARIYA.
F.Y.M.SC. NURSING.
ROLL NO: 25
GINERA

2.  Child welfare encompasses caring &
attending to physical, emotional &
social need of children through
comprehensive child welfare services.

3.  These are broadly of two types :
 1) Services centering to the basic
need of normal children where the family &
the community participate.
 2) Services fulfill the needs of
physically, mentally or socially
handicapped children. These involve
curative,palliative & rehabilitative services.

5.  ISHWAR - A Temple for
Hindus
 ISHWAR - A Church for
Christians
 ISHWAR - A Mosque for
Muslims
 Yes! ISHWAR is a holy
place to be visited by the
entire community.

6.  To run a school for mentally
challenged children
 To run a school for the hearing and
speech impaired children
 To provide Vocational
training to handicapped
and mentally retarded
children

7. To provide artificial limb and
wheelchairs

8.  To start a Physiotherapy center,
 To provide home for mentally challenged
people
 To provide a hostel for working women
 To provide literacy to the poor

9.  ISHWAR Services was the first
reality of the society.
 Students are assessed category wise
– severe, moderate, mild.
 They are trained to take care of
them selves by their own.

10.  ISHWAR is converting mentally challenge
children into self-dependant instead of
being a burden of their own family.
 It has to develop discipline among children
& correct the behavior & attitude of the
students.

11.  Institute teach them the use of bank, post-
office & understand the traffic signal etc.
 School provides speech therapy to improve
the speaking ability of the students who has
speech difficulties & help them to express
there feelings orally.

12.  The school provides physical education
classes & conduct sports.
 There are periodically parents – teachers
meeting, teachers educate the parents about
their responsibility towards children.

13.  They provide services from specialized
doctors like child specialist, neurologist,
psychiatrist, ENT specialist, dentist,
cardiologist, occupational therapist &
encourage them to provide necessary health
treatment to the needy child.

16. Under the scheme, for the welfare of
persons with disabilities are provided to the
non-governmental organizations for projects
like special schools for disabled, vocational
training centres, half way homes, community
based rehabilitation centres, early intervention
centres for disabled and rehabilitation of
leprosy cured persons etc.

17.  Equal opportunities, social justice & empowerment
to persons with disability and voluntary action for
ensuring effective implementation

18.  Vocational training centers.
 Sheltered workshops.
 Special schools.
 Home based Rehabilitation programme.

19.  Grant for purchase of vehicle.
 Grant for computer.
 District Rehabilitation center.
 Project for low vision centers.

21.  Under this scheme, aids /appliances
are distributed to the needy persons
with disabilities, which include
mentally challenged children also.

22.  To provide modern, standard aids and
appliances.
 To reduce effect of disability.
 To promote rehabilitation to normal life.

23.  Indian citizen.
 Certified from registered medical
doctor.
 Employed whose monthly income does
not exceed Rs. 20,000 / month.

25.  under this scheme, assistance is provided
for setting up of District Disability
Rehabilitation Centres, Regional
Rehabilitation Centres, creating barrier
free environment in public buildings and
awareness generation etc.

26.  To provide free environment.
 Skill development programme.
 To assist state government to organize
camps for disabled.
 Development of research
in field of disability.

27. Scheme for
incentives to
Employers in the
Private Sector for
providing
Employment to
persons with
Disabilities:

28.  Under this scheme, launched in April 2008,
the Government of India provides the
employer’s contribution for Employees
Provident Fund (EPF) and Employees
State Insurance (ESI) for three years, for
persons with disabilities employed in the
private sector on or after 1.4.2008,with a
monthly salary upto Rs. 25,000/-

30.  Starting any activity contributing directly or
indirectly in the income generation.
 Pursuing higher education .
 Pursuing vocational or skill development.

31.  Purchase and/or fitment of any assistive
device(s)/customization/retrofitting or
conversion of available machine,
equipment, vehicle to disabled friendly
mode

32.  Any Indian citizen with 40% or
more.
 Age above 18 years. However, in
case of persons with mental
retardation, the eligible age would
be above 14 years.
 The age criteria would not be
required for educational loans.

33.  Actual expenses on
books and stationery
up to Rs. 400 per
annum
 Actual expenses on
uniforms up to Rs.
200 per annum
 Reader allowance of
Rs. 50 per month in
case of blind children
up to Class 5th

34.  Transport allowance up to Rs. 50 per
month. If a disabled child resides in the
school hostel within the school premises, no
transportation charges would be admissible.
 Escort allowance for severely disabled
children with lower extremity disability at
the rate of Rs. 75 per month.
 Actual cost of equipment subject to a
maximum of Rs. 2000 per month for a
period of five years.

35.  5% reserved shops, 10% residental plots and 1%
flats in each housing scheme.
 Concessional tickets for travelling by rail or air.
Free bus tickets.

36.  Concessional tax and petrol who have own
vehicle.
 Job reservation in government sector.
 Educational seat reservation.