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Clear filtersFinancial Assistance To Gad-Hanjis
This scheme provides financial assistance to licensed fishermen in Jammu and Kashmir to purchase nylon twine, which is essential for fishing activities. Run by the Social Welfare Department, it aims to support traditional fishermen by helping them afford fishing equipment. Eligible fishermen can apply through their District Social Welfare Officer (DSWO) to receive this assistance.
View DetailsContributory Social Security Scheme
The Contributory Social Security Scheme (CSSS) is a government programme run in Jammu and Kashmir to provide social security protection to marginal workers and informal sector workers. Under this scheme, beneficiaries contribute regularly towards their own social security fund. The money collected is deposited into individual bank accounts and can be used for pension or insurance benefits after the contribution period ends.
View DetailsKarkhandar Scheme For Development Of Craft Sector
The Karkhandar Scheme is a skill development program run by the Department of Industries & Commerce, Jammu and Kashmir, through the Directorate of Handicraft & Handloom. It provides advanced training and skill upgradation to talented trainees and former trainees from government training centers in the craft and handloom sector. The scheme aims to enhance the employability and entrepreneurial capabilities of artisans and craft workers in Jammu and Kashmir.
View DetailsRise Together
Rise Together is a community-oriented livelihood generation scheme designed for the youth of Jammu and Kashmir. Run by Mission Youth, J&K, this scheme aims to support young people in starting their own businesses and becoming self-employed. The program focuses on creating economic opportunities and promoting entrepreneurship among J&K youth through financial and business support.
View DetailsNari Niketans
Nari Niketans is a shelter and rehabilitation program run by the Social Welfare Department of Jammu and Kashmir since 1976. It provides residential care and support to women who are destitute, deserted, or widowed and have no means to earn a living. There are seven Nari Niketan centers across Jammu and Kashmir. This is a fully state-funded scheme.
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