Sarkari Yojana
Mahila Swayamsiddha Yojana Rajasthan
About Mahila Swayamsiddha Yojana Rajasthan
The Social Justice and Empowerment Department, Government of Rajasthan, implements the “Mahila Swayamsiddha Yojana” to give widowed, abandoned, and destitute women skill training and chances of self-employment. Vocational training is provided free of charge in Nariniketan buildings, which are run through voluntary organisations.
Objective:
- Teaching skills in a range of trades through free vocational training.
- Giving enrolled women and their children a place to stay and meals.
- Funding the NGOs that run the training centres.
- Running training courses lasting between 3 months and 1 year.
- Helping women find jobs or get loans to become self-employed.
- Paying participating women a monthly stipend.
Women should belong to one of the following categories:
- Women who are widowed, abandoned, or destitute and face social neglect.
- Women who have come out of prison and have no family support.
- Women hit by natural disasters who have no social or financial help.
- Women rescued from exploitation, trafficking, or forced labour.
- Women who have suffered from terrorism or extremist activities.
- Women with mental illness, other than those needing institutional psychiatric care.
- Women with HIV/AIDS whose families have abandoned them.
- Any other women in severe social and economic distress.
Scheme Details
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for Mahila Swayamsiddha Yojana Rajasthan, applicants must satisfy the following conditions:
Only registered voluntary organisations, trusts, or NGOs can…
Only registered voluntary organisations, trusts, or NGOs can apply.
The organisation must have been working for no…
The organisation must have been working for no less than three years before the application.
It has to be a non-profit body whose…
It has to be a non-profit body whose work centres on women's welfare.
A properly constituted administrative and management committee must…
A properly constituted administrative and management committee must be in place.
No government department should have blacklisted or penalised…
No government department should have blacklisted or penalised the organisation.
Benefits Provided
Mahila Swayamsiddha Yojana Rajasthan provides the following benefits to eligible applicants:
As per the rules, the state government gives the non-governmental organisation grants for the following: (A) Staff
1 (A) Doctor (part-time)
1 (A) Doctor (part-time): 01 post, costing ₹3,000/- a month and ₹36,000/- a year.
2 (A) Craft Teacher
2 (A) Craft Teacher: 02 posts, at ₹10,000/- a month, which comes to ₹1,20,000/- a year.
Total (A):
₹13,000/- monthly and ₹1,56,000/- annually. (B) Other Recurring Expenses
1 (B) Raw material purchase at 100 rupees…
1 (B) Raw material purchase at 100 rupees per woman per month for 50 women: ₹5,000/- each month, or ₹60,000/- for the year.
2 (B) Food for residents, clerk, cooks, watchman,…
2 (B) Food for residents, clerk, cooks, watchman, Class IV employees, cleaning work etc., plus newspapers and magazines, at Rs 675 per woman per month for 50 women: ₹33,750/- a month and ₹4,05,000/- a year.
Total (B):
₹38,750/- monthly and ₹4,65,000/- annually.
Total (A+B):
₹51,750/- per month, amounting to ₹6,21,000/- per year.
Documents Required
Applicants should keep the following documents ready before starting the application:
The organisation's Registration Certificate
The organisation's Registration Certificate.
Report of inspection, with recommendations, from the District…
Report of inspection, with recommendations, from the District Collector concerned.
A copy of the organisation's bylaws
A copy of the organisation's bylaws.
The most recent certified list of executive committee…
The most recent certified list of executive committee members.
Proof of work experience in women's welfare
Proof of work experience in women's welfare.
Audit reports for the past three years, certified…
Audit reports for the past three years, certified by a Chartered Accountant.
Statements of income and expenditure for the past…
Statements of income and expenditure for the past three years.
Reports of progress made over the past three…
Reports of progress made over the past three years.
PAN Card of the organisation
PAN Card of the organisation.
A bank statement
A bank statement.
A non-judicial affidavit declaring that the organisation has…
A non-judicial affidavit declaring that the organisation has not been blacklisted.
How to Apply
Offline Application
Applicants can apply for Mahila Swayamsiddha Yojana Rajasthan through the offline application process outlined below.
Voluntary organisations wishing to take part send their…
Voluntary organisations wishing to take part send their applications, in the set format, to the District Collector's Office.
After examining the application, the District Collector's office…
After examining the application, the District Collector's office forwards it with a recommendation.
The application is then assessed by the Social…
The application is then assessed by the Social Justice and Empowerment Department.
Organisations found eligible are approved and given funds
Organisations found eligible are approved and given funds.
Women beneficiaries are admitted through the Admission Advisory…
Women beneficiaries are admitted through the Admission Advisory Committee.
Objectives
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