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Scheme for Providing (Golden Jubilee) One Time Grant-In-Aid in Memory of Blessed Mother Tereza
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Objectives
- To provide support to underprivileged children, aged, destitute and disabled people.
- To recognize and strengthen the sustainable efforts put in by the various reputed institutions in providing meaningful, safe, playful environment, food, shelter, health care etc. for the upliftment of weaker sections of the society and to give an impetus, encouragement
- and financial backing to them for their contribution in the field of the social sector.
- To support the institutions in the implementation of their programmes.
- To take care of all such types of underprivileged, downtrodden, neglected sections of society.
Benefits
- An amount of ₹ 25,00,000 shall be sanctioned as a time grant to the selected institutions/NGOs as per clause (A).
- The quantum of financial assistance to the eligible institutions under clauses (B) & (C) shall be as per the recommendation of the selection committee and the approval of the government.
- Enhanced grants as per clause (C) shall be considered on a case-to-case basis. However, the total grants in each case under the scheme shall not be more than ₹ 1,00,00,000.
Eligibility
Clause (A)
Clause (B)
Clause (C)
Application Process
Documents Required
- Proof of Registration with the State Government registration authorities.
- Proof of Existence for a minimum of 5 years.
- Proof of Humanitarian Service to a minimum of 25 inmates (old, sick, underprivileged children etc.).
- Details of Infrastructure Facilities of spacious accommodation of a minimum area of 50 Sq. mts. with proper ventilation, toilet, kitchen, etc.
- A copy of the constitution/bylaws.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of humanitarian services should an institution provide to qualify for grants?
To be eligible, institutions should have been providing humanitarian services to a minimum of 25 inmates, including old, sick, underprivileged children, etc., for the last 5 years.
How are grievances related to the implementation of this scheme addressed?
Grievances arising from the implementation of this scheme are heard and decided by the Minister for Art & Culture. The Minister's decision on such matters is final and binding.
Can the Government relax any of the scheme's clauses or conditions?
Yes, the Government has the authority to relax any or all clauses or conditions in genuine cases for the sanction of the grant.
Can institutions not initially mentioned in the budget speech apply for grants?
Yes, institutions not mentioned in the budget speech can apply for grants under clauses (B) & (C) by submitting applications in the prescribed proforma.
How are grants distributed to eligible institutions?
Grants to institutions mentioned in the budget speech and indicated under clause (A) are released directly. For institutions under clauses (B) & (C), a Selection Committee reviews applications and recommends grants based on specific criteria.
What is the role of the selection committee in the application process?
The selection committee plays a vital role in evaluating specific proposals for enhanced grants and recommending financial assistance amounts. Their recommendations are subject to government approval and ensure that grants are allocated based on merit and alignment with the scheme's objectives.
Are there any limitations on the total grants an institution can receive under this scheme?
Yes, there are limitations on the total grants an institution can receive under this scheme. While enhanced grants are considered on a case-to-case basis, the total grants in each case, including the enhanced grants, should not exceed ₹1,00,00,000.
How are the quantum of financial assistance and enhanced grants determined?
The quantum of financial assistance and enhanced grants is determined by a selection committee and requires government approval. The amount granted depends on the proposal's merits and the organization's needs within the scheme's limits.
What is the significance of Clause (C) regarding enhanced grants?
Clause (C) allows eligible institutions/NGOs to apply for enhanced grants based on specific proposals. This provision ensures that organizations can seek additional financial assistance for activities related to the upliftment of the underprivileged, as long as it aligns with the scheme's objectives.
What is the role of providing a copy of the constitution/bylaws of the institution?
Providing a copy of the constitution or bylaws is essential for transparency and accountability. It outlines the organization's structure, rules, objectives, and governing procedures, ensuring that it operates within legal and ethical boundaries.
Why was this scheme initiated, and what specific issues is it addressing in Goa?
The scheme was initiated to address the challenges faced by vulnerable populations in Goa, including thousands of children at risk of malnutrition, illness, and neglect due to poverty, neglect, or abuse. Additionally, it aims to support aged, destitute, and disabled individuals who require assistance in various aspects of life.
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Scheme for Providing (Golden Jubilee) One Time Grant-In-Aid in Memory of Blessed Mother Tereza
Objectives
- To provide support to underprivileged children, aged, destitute and disabled people.
- To recognize and strengthen the sustainable efforts put in by the various reputed institutions in providing meaningful, safe, playful environment, food, shelter, health care etc. for the upliftment of weaker sections of the society and to give an impetus, encouragement
- and financial backing to them for their contribution in the field of the social sector.
- To support the institutions in the implementation of their programmes.
- To take care of all such types of underprivileged, downtrodden, neglected sections of society.
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