Awareness Programme on Child/Human Trafficking, Family Planning, Legal Awareness, Health etc. is a state-level scheme run by the Assam government to help the Tea Tribes and Adivasi communities. It supports Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in conducting outreach programmes on human trafficking prevention, family planning, hygiene and lowering maternal and infant mortality rates to bring positive social change.
Assam government continues to invite proposals from eligible NGOs through an Expression of Interest (EOI) process under this scheme. Tea Tribes and Adivasi Welfare Department, government of Assam, is the main department that implements it and releases the scheme rules and notifications on its official website.
Awareness Programme on Child/Human Trafficking, Family Planning, Legal Awareness, Health etc. - Introduction
This scheme gives a useful platform to educate the Tea Tribes and Adivasi communities on important social issues. It helps reduce Maternal Mortality Rate, Infant Mortality Rate and alcoholism, while encouraging better hygiene practices among the people living in the tea garden areas.
Interested Non-Governmental Organizations are invited to send their proposals whenever the department opens the Expression of Interest (EOI). Organizations that are already working inside the tea garden areas get preference during selection because they understand the local social setting well.
Key Information
| Scheme Name | Awareness Programme on Child/Human Trafficking, Family Planning, Legal Awareness, Health etc. |
|---|---|
| Level | State |
| Scheme for | Individual |
| Beneficiary states | Assam |
| Category | Public Safety, Law & Justice, Health & Wellness, Social welfare & Empowerment, Women and Child |
| Target beneficiaries | Individual |
| Benefit type | Cash |
| DBT scheme | No |
| Nodal department | Tea Tribes and Adivasi Welfare Department |
Benefits
This scheme delivers useful benefits by creating awareness among Tea Tribes and Adivasi communities on sensitive issues such as human trafficking, family planning and legal rights. By focusing on the reduction of Maternal Mortality Rate, Infant Mortality Rate and alcoholism, and by promoting basic hygiene, the programme drives effective social and behavioural improvements across the community.
Eligibility
To take part, an organization should be a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). It must hold a valid registration under the Societies Act, XXI of 1860. Preference is given to organizations that operate within the Tea Garden areas.
Application Process
The scheme works on proposals from qualified organizations. Applications are invited through an Expression of Interest (EOI) whenever the department opens it. Organizations need to watch the official notifications and submit their proposal on time.
STEP 1 - Go to the official website of Tea Tribes and Adivasi Welfare Department, Assam at ttwd.assam.gov.in and open the Latest section.
STEP 2 - Find the Expression of Interest (EOI) notice for the Awareness Programme on Child/Human Trafficking, Family Planning, Legal Awareness, Health etc.
STEP 3 - Read the scheme rules carefully and prepare the proposal with all the required documents.
STEP 4 - Submit the complete proposal before the last date mentioned in the EOI notice and keep a copy for future reference.
You can find the detailed scheme rules and updates on the official website Official website of Tea Tribes and Adivasi Welfare Department.
Documents
When sending the proposal, an organization should keep the following documents ready:
- Detailed track record of past awareness programmes on human trafficking, child labour, health, education and social issues, supported by audit reports and photographic evidence.
- Information about well-trained staff, infrastructure and managerial expertise available with the organization.
- Proof of operational experience across different districts.
- Official documents confirming the number of years the Non-Governmental Organization has been active.
- Records of any financial support earlier received from government bodies.
- Data on the total population reached through the activities so far.
- A clear action plan with the proposed number of camps and the specific area the organization intends to cover.
References
Expression of Interest (EOI) Notice
FAQ's
What legal requirement must an organization meet before submitting a proposal?
A Non-Governmental Organization must hold a valid registration under the Societies Act to take part in this scheme.
Who can apply for this programme?
Only a registered Non-Governmental Organization can apply for this programme.
Is there any preference given to organizations based on location?
Yes, preference is given to Non-Governmental Organizations that operate within the Tea Garden areas.
Why are tea garden based organizations given priority?
The department gives priority to these organizations because they understand the special social setting and dynamics of the garden area.
What social and health issues should an organization have a track record in?
An organization should have experience in awareness programmes on child/human trafficking, family planning, reducing child labour, health improvements and alcohol awareness.
What documents should be included to prove experience?
An organization should attach audit reports, photographic evidence and other proof of earlier campaigns.
Does the proposal need to show internal capacity?
Yes, the proposal should give clear details about well-trained staff, infrastructure and the managerial setup.
How should the geographical scope of past work be shown?
An organization should clearly list the number and names of the districts where it has already carried out awareness activities.
What proof is needed for the years of operation?
Formal documents showing how many years the Non-Governmental Organization has been active should be submitted.
Should earlier government funding be disclosed?
Yes, documentary evidence of any financial support earlier received from the government should be provided.
Is it required to estimate the population served?
Yes, data on the total population reached through earlier awareness activities must be provided.
Should the proposal outline future outreach plans?
Yes, it should include a clear action plan with the proposed number of camps and the area to be covered.
How does the department invite applications?
The department invites applications from eligible Non-Governmental Organizations through an Expression of Interest (EOI).
What health metrics should the programmes focus on?
Programmes should target the reduction of Maternal Mortality Rate, Infant Mortality Rate, alcoholism and the maintenance of hygiene.