The Annual Day serves as a platform for prize distribution to winners in sports events and cultural programmes, fostering a sense of achievement and recognition among the inmates.

Moderate mental retardation eligibility requires an IQ level between 35-49, ensuring that those falling within this range receive tailored support under the scheme.

The scheme includes non-formal education aimed at assisting and developing inmates in their daily activities, ensuring a well-rounded approach to their educational needs.

Annual tours and local picnic trips are organized to places of interest, providing recreational opportunities and fostering a positive environment for the inmates.

In addition to medical care, the scheme offers non-formal education to assist and develop inmates in their day-to-day activities, fostering their overall growth.

Inmates receive four uniform sets annually, ensuring they have an adequate and regular supply for their daily needs.

The scheme is designed for boys aged 7 to 17 years who face varying levels of mental challenges, providing tailored support for their specific needs.

The scheme caters to those with unspecified mental retardation by addressing mental efficiency and sub-normality, ensuring inclusive care for a diverse range of challenges.

Yes, the scheme organizes an Annual Day for prize distribution to winners in sports events and cultural programmes, enhancing the cultural aspect of the inmates' lives.

Apart from education, the scheme includes training in discipline, cleanliness, good health habits, as well as activities such as drawing, painting, and yoga for the inmates' holistic development.

The medical check-ups encompass paediatric and psychiatric services to ensure comprehensive healthcare for mentally challenged children.

The benefits include free boarding, 4 sets of uniforms annually, daily living essentials, medical check-ups, annual tours, local trips, and non-formal education for overall development.