You can access assistance by: Visiting your nearest ward council office, contacting your village/ward social services committee, or calling our helpline. You'll need to complete an application form and provide relevant documentation (ID, proof of income, etc.). Our social workers will conduct an assessment to determine eligibility.

We use multiple criteria including: Household composition (child-headed, elderly-headed), disability status, income level, food security status, health status, and social factors such as isolation or discrimination. Assessments are conducted by trained social workers using standardized tools.

Support includes: Registration and certification of disabilities, assistive devices provision, referral for specialized services, vocational training, advocacy for rights and accessibility, and support for income-generating projects. We also work to make council facilities and services accessible.

Report immediately to: Your ward social worker, the council's Child Protection Committee, police Victim Friendly Unit, or call our child protection hotline. All reports are treated confidentially and investigated promptly by trained personnel. We also provide support and protection for victims.