Govt Launches: Mission Vatsalya Services

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The Ministry of Women and Child Development is implementing a centrally-sponsored scheme “Mission Vatsalya” erstwhile Child Protection Services (CPS) scheme, since 2009-10 for the welfare

The Ministry of Women and Child Development is enforcing a centrally-subsidized scheme “Mission Vatsalya” erstwhile Child Protection Services (CPS) scheme, due to the fact 2009-10 for the welfare and rehabilitation of kids.

It's Objectives : The goal of Mission Vatsalya is to steady a healthful and satisfied formative years for every and each toddler in India, make sure possibilities to permit them to find out their complete capacity and help them in flourishing in all respects in a sustained manner, foster a sensitive, supportive and synchronized surroundings for the improvement of kids, help States/UTs in handing over the mandate of the Juvenile Justice Act 2015 and acquire the SDG goals. Mission Vatsalya promotes family-primarily based totally non-institutional care of kids in hard instances primarily based totally at the precept of institutionalization of kids as a degree of closing resort.



Components Of The Scheme:

Components below Mission Vatsalya consist of development withinside the functioning of statutory bodies, Strengthening carrier shipping structures; Upscale institutional care/services; Encouraging non-institutional community-primarily based totally care; emergency outreach services; Training and ability building. All the States/UTs have signed the Memorandum of Undertaking (MoU) with the Ministry for implementation of the Scheme. Mission Vatsalya might be applied as a centrally-subsidized scheme as in keeping with the prescribed cost-sharing ratio among the Centre and State/UT Governments.

Location: New Delhi, Delhi, India

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