The Rollator/Walker scheme aims to assist orthopedically differently abled children with walking difficulties by providing them with walking training aids.

Orthopedically disabled children facing walking difficulties are eligible for the Rollator/Walker scheme.

Application forms for the scheme can be obtained from the concerned District Differently Abled Welfare Officer.

Along with the application, applicants need to furnish their National Identity Card for Differently Abled individuals.

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

Grievances regarding the scheme should be addressed to the Technical Officer at the Commissionerate for Welfare of the Differently Abled.

Specific types of walking devices such as Rollators and Walkers are provided under the scheme.

There may not be a specified age limit for applicants, but the focus is on children with orthopedic disabilities.

The scheme appears to be targeted towards children with orthopedic disabilities; however, adults with similar disabilities might inquire about alternative assistance programs.

Details regarding charges for the walking device are not provided, suggesting it might be provided free of charge.

Training sessions for using the walking device are not specified but may be offered as part of the scheme.