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NFCH Project Assist Scholarship for Child Victims of Violence
by National Foundation for Communal Harmony (NFCH)
₹800/month till age 18
NFCH Project Assist Scholarship for Child Victims of Violence is a scholarship by National Foundation for Communal Harmony (NFCH), open to students across India. It is free to take part.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
Free
Duration
Monthly assistance until the child reaches 18 years of age
Format
Individual
Time needed
One-time application followed by periodic verification by NFCH and state authorities
About This Opportunity
Project Assist is the flagship rehabilitation scheme of the National Foundation for Communal Harmony, an autonomous body under the Ministry of Home Affairs. The scheme provides regular monthly financial assistance for the physical and psychological rehabilitation of children whose parents or main earning member were killed or permanently incapacitated due to communal, caste, ethnic, or terrorist violence.
The assistance is intended to support the child's care, education, and training and to keep families together during very difficult periods. Eligibility focuses on children who become orphan or destitute because both parents, or the surviving parent, or the main bread winner is no longer able to provide for the family due to such violence. The annual family income of the victim's family must not exceed ₹1,00,000 and the child should not be receiving regular assistance from another similar source.
Children in Class A and B cities receive ₹800 per month under the scheme until they reach the age of 18 years. Applications are routed through the concerned District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) of the affected district, who verifies the case and forwards it to NFCH. The Foundation periodically reviews beneficiary lists in coordination with state governments to ensure that genuine cases continue to receive uninterrupted support.
Project Assist complements other state-level victim compensation schemes and is recognised by the Ministry of Home Affairs as a long-term rehabilitation initiative for child victims of violence.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Age Range
- - 18 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Academic requirement
There is no minimum academic requirement. The scheme supports educational continuity for children affected by violence regardless of their current grade level.
Family income limit
Up to ₹1,00,000 per year
Prerequisites
- Documented evidence of the violence incident from the local administration or police
- Death or permanent incapacitation certificate of the parent or main bread winner
- Valid income certificate showing family income up to ₹1,00,000 per annum
- Recommendation from the concerned District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO)
Open to children up to 18 years of age who have lost both parents, the surviving parent, or the main earning member due to communal, caste, ethnic, or terrorist violence. Annual family income must not exceed ₹1,00,000 and the child must not be receiving regular support from another similar source.
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Rewards & Recognition
Award
₹800/month
Monthly assistance of ₹800 for children in Class A and B cities, payable until the child reaches 18 years of age.
Recognition
Government of India scheme
How to apply
- 1Approach the concerned District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) of the affected district with all supporting documents
- 2Submit the prescribed Project Assist application form along with proof of the violence incident, death or incapacitation certificate, and family income certificate
- 3DSWO verifies the case at district level and forwards it to NFCH for approval
- 4Approved beneficiaries are added to the monthly assistance roster and reviewed periodically
What it covers
- Care and basic needs of the child
- Education and training support
Frequently asked questions
Is NFCH Project Assist Scholarship for Child Victims of Violence free?
This opportunity is free to participate in.
Who can participate in NFCH Project Assist Scholarship for Child Victims of Violence?
children aged undefined-18.
What will my child gain from NFCH Project Assist Scholarship for Child Victims of Violence?
Monthly financial assistance of ₹800 for children in Class A and B cities. Continued support until the child turns 18. Routed through District Social Welfare Officer for safe verification. Flagship rehabilitation scheme under Ministry of Home Affairs. Allows the family to keep the child in school despite the loss of an earning member.
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