The Special Health Scheme for Primitive Tribes launched by the Welfare Department, Government of Jharkhand, aims to provide improved healthcare access and services to primitive tribal communities in Jharkhand. This initiative is designed to offer financial assistance for better medical support, treatments, and infrastructure within these communities, especially in regions where they face significant health challenges.
Benefits
- Focused healthcare services for primitive tribal communities.
- Distribution of funds to districts such as Dumka, Sahebganj, Pakur, and Godda.
- Utilization for better medical facilities, treatments, and preventive care programs.
- Priority to regions with high tribal populations and pressing health needs.
Eligibility
- The applicant must belong to a primitive tribal community.
- The applicant must be a resident of one of the districts covered under the scheme: Dumka, Sahebganj, Pakur, and Godda.
Application Process
Offline Application
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Step 01: Visit the district welfare office in your region and obtain the application form for the Special Health Scheme for Primitive Tribes.
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Step 02: Fill in the required details, including personal, income, and community information.
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Step 03: Attach the necessary documents.
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Step 04: Submit the completed form to the welfare officer and keep the acknowledgment receipt for future reference.
Documents Required
- Proof of Identity (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Driving License)
- Proof of Residence (Ration Card, Utility Bill)
- Community Certificate confirming eligibility as a primitive tribal member
- Medical Reports (if applicable)
- Any other document that might be required as per the application guidelines
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the objective of the Special Health Scheme for Primitive Tribes?
The scheme aims to improve healthcare access and outcomes for primitive tribal communities by providing financial assistance for medical services and infrastructure. - Who can apply for this scheme?
Applicants must belong to a primitive tribal community and must reside in specific districts such as Dumka, Sahebganj, Pakur, and Godda. - What benefits are provided under this scheme?
Benefits include targeted healthcare services, treatments, medical infrastructure, and preventive care programs tailored for primitive tribal communities. - How are the benefits disbursed?
The funds are distributed to the districts, and local medical services are enhanced with the allocated financial support. - What documents are needed to apply for the scheme?
Required documents include Aadhaar Card, proof of residence, community certificate, and medical reports, among others. - What is the process for application?
Interested applicants should visit the district welfare office, obtain the application form, and submit it with the necessary documents for approval. - What happens after the application is submitted?
The application is reviewed by the welfare officer, and eligible applicants are enrolled in the scheme. - What is the role of district welfare officers in this scheme?
District welfare officers are responsible for processing applications, verifying eligibility, and ensuring that benefits are disbursed to the correct recipients. - Can I apply online for the scheme?
No, the application process is currently offline and needs to be done at the district welfare office. - Where can I get more information about this scheme?
For more details, you can contact the district welfare office or visit the official government portals for updates.