Week-Wise Thematic Campaign on Education & Social Development continues

In continuation of its service-oriented outreach, the District Administration, Churachandpur organised today a week-wise thematic campaign on “Education & Social Development – Evam Samajik Vikas Seva” under Sahyog Sathi – Adi Seva Kendras (ASKs) of Seva Sankalp Abhiyan for Tribal Transformation at Lamka South TD Block Office, Community Hall, Headquarter Veng, Lamka TD Block and at Chief’s Campus, Suangdoh, Suangdoh TD Block supervised by the concerned SDOs/BDOs of the TD Blocks.

The campaign was conducted with the active participation of officials from ADC, Education, Social Welfare, ICDS Cell, and Youth Affairs & Sports Departments.

During the camp held at Chief’s Campus, Suangdoh, the Banks Department conducted awareness on different schemes for 45 beneficiaries, guiding participants on insurance under PMJJY, APY, PMSBY regarding accident insurance, PMJJBY Life Insurance and APY Pension Scheme, while the Education Department conducted awareness on the importance and different schemes for students for 45 beneficiaries, guiding parents through the procedural criteria for applying to student scholarships and the vital necessity of fulfilling mandatory Aadhaar biometric updation to prevent any disruption in student benefits.

Similar activities were also conducted at the other centres, Lamka South TD Block Office, Community Hall, Headquarter Veng and Lamka TD Block, where awareness was given on Scholarships and EMRS, application support and outreach to school-going children, Education and School Participation, social-security entitlements and social-welfare schemes for eligible beneficiaries, along with sessions on women, child and youth development, Youth Participation and Sports.

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