The financial assistance provided to NGOs covers feeding charges, rent, and construction/extension of building for schools catering to children with intellectual disabilities.

Schools for children with intellectual disabilities must have been operational for a minimum period of 5 years to be eligible for funding.

Yes, there are specific guidelines and regulations governing the use of funds by NGOs, which should be adhered to.

No, funds can be utilized for approved purposes such as feeding charges, rent, and construction/extension of building, but not for salaries of staff members.

No, NGOs need to be registered under Section 51 of the Rights of Persons with Disability Act, 2016, to be eligible for financial assistance.

While there may not be a strict timeframe, applications should be submitted within a reasonable period.

Grievances related to the scheme can be addressed to the Deputy Director (Schemes) at the Commissionerate for Welfare of the Differently abled.

While there not be a specified limit on the amount of funding, it depends on the discretion of the authorities and the availability of funds.

The application is to be submitted to the District Differently Abled Welfare Officer.

NGOs receiving financial assistance may have reporting requirements to provide updates on fund utilization and program outcomes.