Kerala Snehasanthwanam Scheme 2025: Support for Endosulfan Victims and Their FamiliesScheme StatusScheme Status

The Government of Kerala has launched the Snehasanthwanam scheme under the Kerala Social Security Mission to provide financial relief to Endosulfan victims in the state. Since December 2010, financial assistance has been provided to affected individuals and their families.

Additionally, educational assistance is offered to children of Endosulfan-affected families. Under the special Aswasakiranam scheme, caregivers of fully bedridden or mentally retarded Endosulfan victims receive ₹700 per month as financial support.

Benefits

Financial Assistance for Endosulfan Victims

  • ₹2,200 per month for bedridden Endosulfan victims.
  • ₹1,700 per month for bedridden Endosulfan victims who already receive ₹300 per month as a disability pension.
  • ₹1,200 per month for all other Endosulfan victims, based on the list furnished by the District Collector.

Financial Assistance for Caregivers

  • ₹700 per month for caregivers of fully bedridden or mentally retarded Endosulfan victims under the Aswasakiranam Scheme.

Educational Assistance for Children of Endosulfan Victims

Category Financial Assistance
Children studying in Buds School ₹2,000/-
Children studying in Class 1 to 7 ₹2,000/-
Children studying in Class 8 to 10 ₹3,000/-
Children studying in Plus One and Plus Two ₹4,000/-

Eligibility Criteria

  • The applicant must be a resident of Kerala.
  • The applicant must be an Endosulfan victim.

Application Process

Offline Mode

  1. Collect the Application Form:
    • The duly filled application form must be submitted to the Kasaragod District Collector Office.
    • Alternatively, applicants can visit the Kerala Social Security Mission Office or the Social Justice Department, Kerala.

Documents Required

Applicants need to submit the following documents along with their application:

  1. Identity Proof (Aadhaar Card)
  2. Passport-size Photograph
  3. Educational Certificate (if applicable)
  4. Residence Proof
  5. Medical Certificate/Report
  6. Bank Account Details
  7. Any other supporting documents, if required

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is the “Snehasanthwanam” scheme?
The Snehasanthwanam Scheme is a relief program launched by the Government of Kerala under the Kerala Social Security Mission to provide financial and educational assistance to Endosulfan victims and their families.

Q: What is the aim of the scheme?
The scheme aims to support Endosulfan victims by providing financial relief, educational assistance, and caregiver support.

Q: Which department has launched this scheme?
The scheme is implemented by the Kerala Social Security Mission, under the Government of Kerala.

Q: How much financial assistance is given to bedridden Endosulfan victims?
Bedridden Endosulfan victims receive ₹2,200 per month.

Q: How much financial assistance is given to bedridden Endosulfan victims who receive ₹300 per month as a disability pension?
Such individuals receive ₹1,700 per month.

Q: How much financial assistance is given to all other Endosulfan victims?
All other Endosulfan victims receive ₹1,200 per month, based on the list from the District Collector.

Q: How much financial assistance is given to caregivers of bedridden or mentally retarded Endosulfan victims?
Under the Aswasakiranam Scheme, caregivers receive ₹700 per month.

Q: How much educational assistance is provided to children of Endosulfan victims?

  • ₹2,000 for children studying in Buds School.
  • ₹2,000 for students in Classes 1 to 7.
  • ₹3,000 for students in Classes 8 to 10.
  • ₹4,000 for students in Plus One and Plus Two.

Q: Who is eligible for this scheme?
Only Endosulfan victims who are residents of Kerala are eligible.

Q: Is this scheme available only for residents of Kerala?
Yes, only Kerala residents can apply for this scheme.

Q: How can an applicant avail of the benefits of this scheme?
The application form must be submitted to the Kasaragod District Collector Office. Applicants can also visit the Kerala Social Security Mission Office or the Social Justice Department in Kerala.

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