The "PURNA Scheme" is an initiative aimed at reducing malnutrition, anemia, and early marriage among adolescent girls in Gujarat by educating them on health, nutrition, and life skills.

The "PURNA Scheme" is open to adolescent girls aged 15-18 years who are enrolled at an Anganwadi center in Gujarat.

No, the scheme does not have any income limitations for participation.

IFA tablets are distributed every Wednesday at schools and Anganwadi centers in coordination with the Health Department.

The scheme provides health check-ups and referral services in collaboration with the Health Department.

PURNA Shakti packets are monthly nutritional supplements containing nine micronutrients, distributed to eligible girls on the 4th Tuesday of each month.

"PURNA Divas" is celebrated on the 4th Tuesday of every month at Anganwadi centers with theme-based activities focused on health, nutrition, and the empowerment of adolescent girls.

Yes, the scheme encourages out-of-school adolescent girls to re-enroll in school or join vocational training programs.

Applicants can apply by visiting their local Anganwadi center, providing the necessary documents such as age proof and enrollment details.

The scheme encourages enrollment in various vocational training programs such as ITI or KVK (Krishi Vigyan Kendra) to enhance self-empowerment.

No, there are no fees to join the PURNA Scheme, as it is a government initiative aimed at empowering adolescent girls.

Visits to public places such as primary health centers, banks, post offices, and government offices are organized to empower girls and enhance their self-competency.