Summary of DAPCU Response-Social Benefit Scheme

Summary of DAPCU Response-Social Benefit Scheme from DAPCUSPEAK

Bangalore Urban DAPCU's Response - June 2012 Theme - Social Benefit Schemes for PLHIV and HRG

Schemes available in the district and DLN achievement 

Anna Anthyodaya Scheme	42
Rajiv Gandhi Rural Housing Scheme	55
Loan Facility	-
Education Support for OVC	177
Orphan and Vulnerable children	-
Arogya Sree	-
Yeshaswini	-
Scholarship for Children	-
Sewing machine	-
Amrutha Scheme	-
Arogaya Bima Yojane / Health insurance	84
Health Insurance	84
Nutrition Supplement	1100
Others	6 sewing machines

Support of DAPCU/Dist Administration for getting these schemes Implemented

1. Referring the beneficiaries to the concerned departments
2. Advocacy and sensitize to the officials when beneficiaries visit them
3. Circular to be issued to the concerned departments for maintaining the   confidentiality
4. Priority should be given to the community while scrutinizing the beneficiaries

Role of DIC,DLN,LC,ART,ICTC

1. Identification of beneficiaries in the community
2. Referral to the concerned DIC,DLN,ART,ICTC
3. Providing proper guidance and awareness
4. Assistance for getting proper documents from concerned department

Challenges

1. No active participation from the beneficiaries due to confidentiality issue
2. Priority not given to the community people while scrutinizing Applications from the concerned departments
3. No awareness about the schemes available  
4. Difficulties in getting all the supportive documents for availing the schemes
5. No proper response and guidance from the departments for the beneficiaries

Banda DAPCU's Response - June 2012 Theme - Social Benefit Schemes for PLHIV and HRG

DAPCU Support

• Sensitising district level officials on the programme and clearing roadblocks through interactions with the line departments
• DAPCU participates in various district level meetings , forums and campaigns and through these tries to sensitise stake holders on the concerns of PLHIV
• Collates information and reports to NACO and SACS

District Administrations Role

Providing space and addressing concerns bought by DAPCU and DIC regarding PLHIV and Social benefit Schemes.

DLN's Role

• Listing PLHIV and encouraging them to avail schemes
• Sensitising block level SHGs
• Collection of application and relevant documents and submission to relevant departments
• Supporting needy PLHIV in getting travel allowance through the UPNPP
• Advocacy meetings with line departments
• Follow up till the benefit is received by the applicants 

Role of LACs and ICTCs

Refer PLHIV interested  in social benefit schemes to DAPCU and DLN

Challenges

• Limited schemes for OBCs and some religious minorities
• Only BPL can benefit from Schemes
• There are no special provisions or preferences given to PLHIV.
• Some officials in the administration do not extend sensitivity or priority
• Some applications need to be made at the district level , which for some PLHIV means a travel of 90-100 kms. This too serves as a deterrent

Sr. No.	Name of Scheme	Number of beneficiaries	Remark
1	Bimari Anudan (Health Scheme)	26	06 in Process
2	Parivarik Labh Yojna (Social Security Scheme)	18	01 in Process
2	Widow Pension (Pension Scheme)	02
3	Awas (House Scheme)	01
4	Job Card (Entrepreneurship Scheme)	05
5	Food Ration Card (Food Security and nutrition Scheme)	03
6	Scholarship to children of  PLHIV	01
7	Double Ration to Children of PLHIV (Food Security and nutrition Scheme)	11

Kodagu DAPCU's Response - June 2012 Theme - Social Benefit Schemes for PLHIV and HRG

The efforts towards Social Benefit Schemes in the district has been initiated through DAPCU, in co-ordination with DIC, DLN, ICTC, ART & NGO. The same has been reviewed in the DAPCC & DCC meeting  to get the support from other Govt Departments.

Role of DAPCUs

• The available schemes are discussed in the ICTC, ART , Support group meeting & NGO-CLHA meetings.
• In ICTC the details of the schemes were informed
• In ART & DIC  the details were collected
• For those who are willing to access the scheme, consent has been taken  & then referred to DIC for further action.
• In DIC  they will collect the relevant documents & they will submit it to the concerned Department & NGO
• In co ordination with DAPCU &  NGO (ODP)- the concerned department staff  were invited for  the meeting(Nutrition programme )of Children & parents and explained the details of the scheme & to provide the necessary documents. 

Challenges 

1. Clients unwilling to access the service, in spite of the need,  as the status of the client will be known to the concerned staff in the process
2. Clients are not willing to disclose their status to access the service
3. Relevant documents are not available with the clients
4. Delayed process in the Department

Achievement

SL NO	NAME  OF THE SCHEME	NAME OF THE DEPT	WILLING/ISSUED	UNDER PROCESS	BENEFITED
1	Anna Anthyodaya	Food & Civil supplies	55	55	-
2	Special OVC   scheme for HIV exposed children	Women & Child Development	42	42	-
3	Yashashwini scheme for pregnant women	Yashashwini   Network	24	04	17
4	Travelling allowance	DIC	24	-	24
5	Nutrition support	ODP-NGO	23	-	23
6	Education support	ODP-NGO	18	-	18
7	VHSC-Travel to ART, investigation charges etc	Health & Family welfare through PHC	10	-	10
8	Widow pension	Disability & senior citizens  welfare Dept	14	-	-
9	Old age pension	Disability & senior citizens  welfare Dept	04
10	Disability pension	Disability & senior citizens  welfare Dept	02	02	-
11	Free investigation in lab	Govt Hospital	47	-	47
12	Star Health	Private Insurance company	04	04	-
13	Nutrition support for schedule Tribe	Integrated Tribal Development Programme	26	-	-

Balasore DAPCU's Response - June 2012 Theme - Social Benefit Schemes for PLHIV and HRG

Names of social welfare/ benefit schemes that PLHIV and HRGs are accessing in Balasore

• Madhubabu Pension Yjona                        
• Ma Kudia Yjona                
• Antordaya Annapurna Yojana                       

DAPCU Support

• Information sharing with PLHA , Positive network , SDPs-CCC,DIC,ARTC,TI NGO, regarding on social benefit scheme during visits and meeting.
• Collecting of application for inclusion of social benefit scheme and submit to DSW/PD DRDA.
• Advocacy in BDO meeting at district level for inclusion in social benefit scheme for PLHA .            
• Coordinating with block level officers during the field visits of DAPCU staff for getting the scheme .
• Receiving correct name and address application of PLHAfor MBPY and submiting to DSWO .                        

District Administration Support                                               

• DSW/PD DRDA is sending list of PLHA to Block Office.                     
• Sharing data with DAPCU on benifited   status of PLHA in social benefit scheme
• Giving the priority to discuss the social benefit scheme of PLHA in their meeting                               

DIC/DLN                                              

• Sharing the information about social benefit scheme with PLHA                               
• Collecting of application for inclusion of social benefit scheme and submit to DAPCU

ART                                       

• Sharing the information about social benefit scheme with PLHA                               
• Collecting of application for inclusion of social benefit scheme and submit to DAPCU.                     

ICTC                                      

• Sharing the information about social benefit scheme with PLHA                               
• Collecting of application for inclusion of social benefit scheme and submit to DAPCU/OSACS.      

Achievement

Sl.no	Name of Block	Total	Madhu Babu Penson Yojana		Mo Kudia Yojana		Antyodaya Annapurna Yojana
			Applied	Benefited	Applied	Benefited	Applied	Benefited
1	Balasore Sadar	111	73	65	10	0	0	0
2	Bahanaga	40	27	27	10	5	2	0
3	Soro	119	96	92	33	24	19	0
4	Nilagiri	30	0	0	3	1	0	0
5	Khaira	110	116	116	29	23	11	0
6	Remuna	43	41	41	16	11	0	0
7	Bhogarai	41	29	27	6	4	0	0
8	Basta	36	18	18	4	0	0	0
9	Simulia	31	28	28	11	8	2	0
10	Jaleswar	87	53	52	7	2	0	0
11	Oupada	23	0	0	6	2	3	0
12	Baliapal	15	5	5	0	0	0	0
	Balasore District Total	686	486	471	135	80	37	0
	out of district	80	0	0	0	0	0	0
	out of State	26	0	0	0	0	0	0
	G. Total	792	486	471	135	80	37	0