The Establishing Aavin Parlour for Differently Abled Persons scheme, launched by the Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons, Government of Tamil Nadu, aims to create sustainable self-employment opportunities for differently abled individuals. By facilitating the establishment of Aavin parlours for the sale of Aavin products such as milk, butter, and curd, the initiative seeks to empower beneficiaries to generate income independently while enhancing their entrepreneurial skills.
Benefits
- Self-Employment Opportunity: Empowers differently abled individuals to establish their own Aavin parlour.
- Business Support: Enables the sale of popular Aavin products, including milk, butter, and curd.
- Government Backing: The scheme is fully supported by government orders, ensuring streamlined operations and credibility.
Eligibility
To qualify for the scheme, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Must be a differently abled person.
- Must be 18 years or above.
Application Process (Offline)
- Obtain the Application Form:
- Visit the District Differently Abled Welfare Office during office hours and request a hard copy of the prescribed application form from the designated staff.
- Fill in the Form:
- Complete all mandatory fields on the application form and attach self-attested copies of the required documents.
- Submit the Form:
- Submit the duly filled and signed application form along with the supporting documents to the District Differently Abled Welfare Officer.
- Obtain Receipt:
- Request a receipt or acknowledgment from the officer, ensuring that it contains essential details such as the date, time of submission, and a unique identification number (if applicable).
Documents Required
- National Identity Card of the differently abled applicant.
- Family Card.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Who is eligible to establish an Aavin parlour under this scheme?
A1: The scheme is open to differently abled persons who meet the eligibility criteria.
Q2: Is there an age requirement for eligibility to establish an Aavin parlour?
A2: Yes, the applicant must be 18 years or above.
Q3: Is a Family Card necessary for applying to establish an Aavin Parlour?
A3: Yes, applicants need to submit a Family Card along with the application.
Q4: Is there a specific office or authority designated to handle grievances related to the scheme?
A4: Yes, grievances can be addressed at the District Differently Abled Welfare Office.
Q5: How can individuals address grievances related to establishing an Aavin parlour?
A5: Applicants should contact the District Differently Abled Welfare Officer, who is responsible for addressing any issues or concerns.
Q6: What role does the Assistant Director (Placement) play in the application process?
A6: The Assistant Director (Placement) may provide guidance and support during the application process, ensuring that all requirements are met.
Q7: Is there any cost associated with applying to establish an Aavin parlour?
A7: The scheme does not specify any cost for application, as it is a government-supported initiative.
Q8: Can differently abled individuals residing outside the district apply for this scheme?
A8: Typically, the scheme is intended for residents within the district; check with the District Differently Abled Welfare Office for specific guidelines.
Q9: Are there any restrictions on the location where an Aavin parlour can be established?
A9: Location restrictions, if any, are specified by the District Differently Abled Welfare Office based on local guidelines.
Q10: Can individuals establish more than one Aavin parlour?
A10: Generally, the scheme allows for the establishment of one parlour per eligible applicant.
Q11: Is there any training or support provided for managing an Aavin parlour?
A11: Applicants may receive additional guidance or training from the relevant department, although details should be confirmed with the District office.