The Modular Functional Artificial Limbs scheme aims to provide orthopaedically differently abled students, employed or self-employed individuals with artificial limbs to enhance mobility and functionality.

Orthopaedically differently abled persons residing in the area or district covered by the scheme are eligible to receive Modular Functional Artificial Limbs.

Residency within the area or district is a prerequisite for eligibility under this scheme.

Eligibility verification involves assessing the applicant's residency status and disability documentation.

The completed application for Modular Functional Artificial Limbs should be submitted to the District Differently Abled Welfare Officer.

There is usually no cost associated with obtaining Modular Functional Artificial Limbs under this scheme.

In some cases, individuals may apply on behalf of others eligible for the scheme.

The provision of artificial limbs is generally based on individual needs and may vary accordingly.

There is no age limit specified, the provision of artificial limbs is typically based on medical assessment and need.

Generally, this scheme is limited to residents of the area or district covered by the scheme.

The application process duration may vary depending on factors such as demand and administrative procedures.

The type and design of the artificial limbs provided are usually determined based on medical assessment and suitability for the individual's needs.

Follow-up support and maintenance services for the artificial limbs may be provided to ensure their continued functionality.

Individuals can address grievances related to the scheme by contacting the Technical Officer at the Commissionerate for Welfare of the Differently Abled.