INTEGRATED CHILD PROTECTION SCHEME

Integrated Child Protection Scheme: 2235-02-102-0-36

The existing “Child Protection Schemes” like Juvenile Justice, Open Shelters for children in need of care and protection in urban and semi urban Areas, Adoption, and Child Line Services have been merged and a new scheme called "Integrated Child Protection Scheme"(ICPS) was launched by the Government of India during 2009-10. This scheme is being implemented in Karnataka from 2009-10. Society has been registered in the State on 05-02-2011 as per the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed with Government of India on 22-03-2010.

Objectives: To contribute towards improvements for the well being of children in difficult circumstances and to reduce vulnerabilities towards situations and actions which leads to abuse, neglect, exploitation, abandonment and separation of children from their families.

Major Programs implemented under ICPS are as follows:

 A programme for Juvenile Justice - Child Care Instituions for Children in Need of Care and Protection and Children in Conflict with Law.  Open Shelters for children in urban and semiurban area  Adoption programme  Child Help line.  Sponsorship Programme.  Vishesha Palana Yojane.

The Society also implements the following Social Legislations:

 Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection of Children) Act, 2015 & Model Rules 2016.  Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act (HAMA) 1956  Guardians and Wards Act (GAWA) 1860  Protection of Children from Sexual Offence Act 2012 (POCSO) Rules 2012

Guiding Principles:

1. Child Protection is a primary responsibility of family, supported by Community, Government and Civil Society. 2. Loving and Caring family, the best place for any child 3. Privacy and Confidentiality: 4. Non-stigmatisation and non-discrimination. 5. Prevention and reduction of vulnerabilities, child centered protection outcome. 6. Institutionalization of children is the last resort. 7. Child centered planning and implementation. 8. Technical excellence and code of conduct. 9. Flexible programming, responding to local individualized needs. 10. Good governance, accountability and responsibility.

Target Groups:

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The ICPS focuses on activities of children who are in need of care and protection and children who are in conflict with law as defined under the JJ Act, either as victim or as a witness or due to any other circumstance.

The ICPS also provide preventive, statutory and care and rehabilitation services to any vulnerable child including, children of potentially vulnerable families, families at risk, children of socially excluded groups like migrants families, families living in extreme poverty, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and other backward classes, families subjected to or affected by discrimination, minorities, children infected and/or affected by HIV/AIDS, orphans, children of substance abuse, child beggars, trafficked or sexually exploited children, children of prisoners, street and working children.

Government- Civil Society Partnership:

In order to reach out to all the children, in particular those in difficult circumstances, the Ministry of Women and Child Development does not see child protection as the exclusive responsibility of the MWCD, but it emphasizes that other sectors also have vital roles to play. Therefore, ICPS is implemented as a Government- Civil Society Partnership under the overreaching direction and responsibility of Central and State Government.

Implementation of Integrated Child Protection Scheme:

1. The State Child Protection Society(SCPS)

The State Child Protection Society has been registered on 05-02-2011. The Society implements various programs in 30 Districts through District Child Protection Units (DCPUs) and State Adoption Resource Agency (SARA).

The State Child Protection Society Programmes are as follows: 1. Contribution to the effective implementation of child protection legislation, schemes and achievement of child protection goals laid out in the National Plan of Action for children, in doing so, the SCPS will follow national and state priorities, rules and guidelines. 2. Implementation, supervision and monitoring of ICPS and all other Child Protection Scheme/Programme and agencies/institutions at State level. 3. Setting up, supporting and monitoring performance of DCPU and ensure proper flow and utilization of funds to the districts through ICPS. 4. Co-coordinating, collaborating and networking with all Government Departments and NGO’s in certain specified areas. 5. Carrying out need-based research and documentation activities at state level for Assessing the number of children in difficult circumstances and creating State- specific database to monitor and inclination of patterns. 6. Capacity Building of all personnel (Government and Non-Government) working under child protection system, strengthening and equipping the institutions and personnel for optimum results.

2.State Adoption Resource Agency (SARA):

In order to support CARA in promoting in-country adoption and regulating inter-country adoption, ICPS provides for establishing of a State Adoption Resources Agency(SARA) in every State/UT as a unit under the SCPS, to coordinate, monitor and develop the work of adoption and render secretarial and administrative assistance. SARA Shall liaison with DCPU 2 at District levels and provide technical support to the child Welfare Committees in carrying out the process of rehabilitation and social rein.

3.State Child Protection Unit (SCPU): State Child Protection Unit has been formed in 2008-09 with the collaboration of Government of Karnataka, Women and Child Development and UNICEF, Hyderabad to help the department in implementing the schemes for child protection.

ORGANOGRAM OF KARNATAKA STATE INTEGRATED CHILD PROTECTION SOCIETY KSICPS SOCIETY

Chairperson Principal Secretary to Government WCD

DIRECTOR , WCD (Member Secretary)

Project Director

SARA Child Protection Accounts

Prog. Manager Prog.Manager Pro.Manager ACC. (Adoption) (Child Protection) IEC,TRG,Adv. Officer

Accountant Program officer P O P O P O P O 2 (Adoption) (CNCP) (JCL) (Trg) (IEC/Adv)

Prog. ASST cum ASST cum ASST cum ASST cum Acc.Asst assistant DEO. DEO DEO. DEO.

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4. District Child Protection Unit:

ICPS envisages setting up of DCPU in each District as a fundamental unit for implementation of child centered scheme. DCPUs are constituted in all the 30 Districts and are functioning. The DCPUs coordinate and implement all the Child protection Legislations, Schemes, State Action Plan for Children and other Child Protection Activities at District Level. Rs.1418.70 lakhs is earmarked towards various activities for 30 District Child Protection Units.

Organogram of District Child Protection UNIT (DCPU)

District Commissioner (Chairman)

District Child Protection Officer

Accountant Assistance-cum-Data Entry Operator

Data Analyst

Protection Officer Protection Officer Legal-cum- (Institutional Service) (Non-Institutional Service) Probationer Officer

Advisors Sogial workers

Social workers Outreach worker

Outreach worker Community Volunteers

Community Volunteers

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The Integrated Child Protection Society implements the following Social Legislations. 1) Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015: Government of India has repealed the J.J.Act.2000 and published the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015. As per the Notification issued by Government of India on 12-1-2016 the said Act came into effect from 15-1-2016. Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Model Rules 2016 are formulated by Government of India and came into force from 21-9-2016. As per the Govt Notification No.MaMaE 247 MaBhaBa 2016 dated:24/6/2017, Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Model Rules 2016 is being followed in the State till the State Rules are framed.

2. Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012 and Rules 2012. The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012, a Central Act is gazetted on 20th June 2012 and has came into force in 14th November 2012. This is an act to protect children from offences of sexual assault, sexual harassment/abuse and pornography.

3. Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act 1956, and Guardian and Wards Act 1860. In the absence of a uniform law or code, adoptions are governed by the respective personal laws of the various religious communities in India. The two Acts that deal with adoption are: Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act 1956 and Guardian and Wards Act 1860. B Statutory Support Services:

1)Child Welfare Committee: The “Child Welfare Committee” consists of a Chairperson and four other members having knowledge of child related issues, out of which one is a woman and one member is an expert in child related matters for legally exercising the powers & discharging the duties in relation to child in need of care &protection .They are selected by the State Selection Committee headed by Retired Judge of the High Court. As per the Govt.Notification No.-1, MaMaE 202 MaBhaBa 2017 dated :26/9/2017 and Notification No MaMaE 202 MaBhaBa 2017 (Part-1) dated :30/11/2017, totally 33 CWCs are constituted in all the 30 districts. In Bangalore Urban District there are 3 CWCs, one for boys, one for girls and one for children of age below 6years. In Uttara Kannada District 2 CWCs are functioning in Karwar and Sirsi.

Child Welfare Committee

President Member Member Member

Sl. Cases No. Of new Total cases Number of Number of No. pending as cases attended by cases settled pending cases by on April 1, the Child March 2019 2018 Welfare Committee

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1 1,542 9,947 11,489 10,548 941

2. Juvenile Justice Board

The State Government shall, constitute for every district, one or more Juvenile Justice Boards for exercising the power and discharging its functions relating to children in conflict with law under J.J Act.. The Chief Judicial Magistrate is the Chairperson of JJB in all the districts, except in Bangalore (U) District where Chief Metropolitan Magistrate is the Chairperson for exercising the powers & discharging the duties in relation to children in conflict with law. Other two members are social workers selected by State Selection Committee headed by Retired Judge of the High Court. JJB is constituted in all the 30 districts. Vide notification No 2 MaMaE 202 MaBaBa 2017 dated 26-9-2017 and no. MaMaE 202 MaBaBa 2017(part-1) dated 30-11-2017.

Juvenile Justice Boards were constituted in all 30 districts. By the Order Number: Mamae 267 Mababa 2015, Dated: 25.08.2018 additionally, 5 Juvenile Justice Boards have been sanctioned to Bangalore City, Vijayapura, Kalaburagi, Belgaum and Mangalore district.

Juvenile Justice Board

District Chief Magistrate Member Member

(There must be atleast one lady member)

Sl.No. Cases pending No. Of Total cases Number of Number of as on April 1, new cases attended by the cases settled pending cases by 2018 Juvenile Justice March 2019 Board

1 3188 2375 5563 2422 3141

3. Special Juvenile Police Units: (SJPU) To Co-ordinate all the functions of police related to children, the State Government shall constitute special Juvenile police units in each districts and city, headed by a police officer not below the rank of a Deputy Superintendent of police or above and constituting of all police officers designated child welfare police officer and two social workers having experience of working in the field of child welfare of whom one shall be a women. All police officers are given special training especially at induction as child welfare police officers to enable them to perform their functions more effectively.

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In every police station, at least one officer, not below the rank of assistant sub- inspector, with aptitude, appropriate training and orientation may be designated as the child welfare officer to exclusively deal with children either as victims or perpetrators, in co-ordination with the voluntary and non-governmental organisations. Special Juvenile Police unit also includes Railway police dealing with the children. At present 1890 child welfare officers are working in 945 police stations and 45 senior child welfare officers are working in 45 SJUPU’s.

Programmes and Activities: A. Institutional Services: 1. Children Homes: Children Homes for Boys and Girls are set up as per Section 50(1)of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015, with an objective of providing shelter during the process of inquiry and for providing long term rehabilitation for orphan and destitute children in need of care and protection who are brought or produced before Child Welfare Committees. Children who are produced before Child Welfare Committees are admitted in the Children Homes. These homes provide Counselling, Education, Recreation and Training for their rehabilitation along with basic facilities like food, accommodation, health care etc. These Children are admitted to outside schools or Colleges for their education and over all development. There are 59 children’s Homes in the state, of which 29 are for boys and 29 for girls and one for children under the age of 6 years. In these, children’s Homes for mentally challenged for boys in Bangalore, Bellary and Hubli and Gulbarga for girls are running.

By the end of March 2019 there are 1068 boys and 1340 girls in these homes. In the infant home(0-6 years) there are 10 girl childen and 20 male children. The list of Children’s Homes and other details attached to Annexure -1.

Other programs for children of Children’s Home

• A program was organized by the IDIA Charitable Trust, Bangalore on 29/5/2018 and 30/5/2018 from 11 districts 9th, 10th and Fisrt PUC 50 children were participated to raise awareness about legal issues. In this case, the preliminary consultation was provided by experts to help the children to attend CLAT entrance test to study law. Children were allowed to write test papers on entrencement test model.

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 Cyclothan Program: Women;s rally Umeed 1000 Cyclothan was organized on 4.12.2018 and 9.12.2018 From Belgaum to Bangalore, with the Joint Initiative of Karnataka State Reserve Police and Department of Women and Child Development. In this rally besides 40 women police personnel, 04 women IAS, IPS, KAS and KSPS officers also participated. This program was under the consent and guidance of the Honourable DG & IGP.The rally started from Belgaum on 5.12.2018 and ended at Bangalore via Hubli, Ranebennur, Chitradurga and Tumkur.

The main objective of this cycle rally is to raise the awareness among the public, particularly rural women and children about programs such as women empowerment, women's education, Swachcha Bharat, the effects of child marriage, and women's hygiene.The rally enroute visited the women's school, college and ITI educational institutions. It was informed to children's homes in Belgaum, Ranebennur, Chitradurga, Tumkur and Bangalore district, to participate in the program along with the children of the State Women's Asset Centre groups.

The program was attended by the deputy directors of Belgaum, Ranebennur, Chitradurga and Tumkur districts, Department of Women and Child Development and District Child rotection Officers, District Child Protection Unit and children of the children's Homes and a conversation was also organised for the children in this rally.

In the cycle rally program, the public has been made aware of the issues such as women empowerment, prohibition of child marriage, child rights, POCSO, through the brochures printed on issues relating to child rights protection and awareness from District Child's Child Protection Unit office for child development.

Achivements of Childen from Children’s Homes in Various Activites

Sl.No. Name.age of child and Achievement of Child Photo District Amruta bin late 1) First in Taluk level in Hand Santosh(15 years). Ball Competition, second in Govt.Children Home for district level and selected for 1 Girls state level. Hasan. 2) First at Taluk level in shotput throw , first on Javelin throw, holds second place in discus throw, and at district level second place in Discus throw and first place in Javelin throw. 2 Sachin maraningappa Participated in the Kalashree jiragavada. program, and in Science Age: 13, Inventions category bagged 2nd Govt.Children Home for place at taluk level for his Boys invention model on breathing Khanapur, Belgaum Dist. technique (inhale, exale) using 8

ballon.

3 Latha Karlawada CATC/RDC Camp, Belgaum- Age: 17 28, Karnataka Betallion, Hubli. Govt.Children Home for 1) Best JD/JW-Senior Girls , Hubli 2) 100M.race 2nd Place Dist: Darwad 3) 100x4 rely First place CATC/RDC Camp, APMC Hubli. 1) Best JD/JW-Senior 4 Darshana badigera CATC/RDC Camp, Belgaum- Age: 16 28, Karnataka Betallion, Hubli. Govt.Children Home for 1) 100M.race1st Place Girls 2) 100x4 rely First place Hubli CATC/RDC Camp, APMC Dist: Darwad Hubli. 3) 100x4 rely First place

5 Sahana Horaginamatha CATC/RDC Camp, Belgaum- Age: 16 28, Karnataka Betallion, Hubli. Govt.Children Home for 1) 100M.race1st Place Girls CATC/RDC Camp, APMC Hubli Hubli. Dist: Darwad 1) 100x4 rely First place

6 Sangeeta Dharekara CATC/RDC Camp, Belgaum- Age: 16 28, Karnataka Betallion, Hubli. Govt.Children Home for 1) 100M.race1st Place Girls CATC/RDC Camp, APMC Hubli Hubli. Dist: Darwad 1) 100x4 rely First place

7 Marevva Talavara CATC/RDC Camp, APMC Age: 16 Hubli. Govt.Children Home for Best Shooter Girls Hubli

Dist: Darwad

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8 Pinki M CATC/RDC Camp, APMC Age: 17 Hubli. Govt.Children Home for 1) 100x4 rely First place Girls Hubli Dist: Darwad

9 Basavaraja.L Basavaraja .L Sports, a young Age: 15 years boy, has been involved in Govt.Children Home for various fields like cultural Boys programs and writing. The Chitradurga. article "My Dream" is published in the recently published book by the Department from its Head Office. 10 Chandan. H Chandan has passed Drawing Age: 14 years Grade Lower Exam conducted Govt.Children Home for by the Karnataka High School Boys Examination Board in Chitradurga. Distinction. He has a good directorial appreciation in the Painting course conducted by Department in Bangalore. The first prize was awarded at the district level mach past program conducted by the department. Has been engaged himself in various fields such as Pratibha Karanji, Kho-Kho sport, cultural programs and good Handwritingetc. 11 Keerti. M First place in Handball game at Age: 14 years the district level and is selected Govt.Children Home for for state level. Girls Chitradurga.

12 Priya. M District Level Rangoli Age: 15 years Compitition Govt.Children Home for Girls Chamarajanagara.

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13 Satya Painting Compitition Age: 16 years (Taluk Level) Govt.Children Home for Girls Chamarajanagara.

14 Priya. R Sports Compition Age: 16 years (Taluk Level) Govt.Children Home for Discus Throw (Javelin) Girls Chamarajanagara.

15 Kalamma Sports Compition Age: 14 years (Taluk Level) Govt.Children Home for Discus Throw (Javelin) Girls Chamarajanagara.

16 Shreya B. Golasangi State level achievement in Age: 16 years painting(All India Chidren Art Govt.Children Home for Competition 2018 in Hyderabad) Girls Gadag Dist.

17 Shreya B. Golasangi National level achievement in Age: 16 years painting(Shi Dharshini Kalai Govt.Children Home for Koodam Chennai ) Girls Gadag Dist.

18 Sandeep, father Participated in the district level Dundappa kattimani, Karate contesting in the Kumta 17 years, section of the competition and Govt.Children Home for bagged First prize, and selected Boys for the state level. Got black belt Vijayapura. in Karate.

20 Huchchappa father Participated in the district level Ravutappa Doddamani Karate contesting in the Kumta 17 years, section of the competition, and is Govt.Children Home for selected for the state level. Got Boys IIIrd degree black belt in Karate. Vijayapura

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21 Siddhaartha Mallappa In the Science Quiz Agni, Competition, participated in 11 years 6 Months, taluk level and at district level. Govt.Children Home for Boys(Junior)

Vijayapura

22 Basavaraja Sayabanna In the Science Quiz Kumbara Competition, participated in 13 years 6 Months, taluk level and at district level. Govt.Children Home for Boys (Junior) Vijayapura

23 Akash Sanganna Pare, In the Science Quiz 12 years 3 Months, Competition, participated in Govt.Children Home for taluk level and at district level. Boys (Junior) Vijayapura

24 Sarasvati Bhimashankara At the district level Pratibha mane, Karanji competition played the Age: 16 years, part of Manassu in the Drama Govt.Children Home for named Hirakanni based on the Girls situation during Chhatrapati Vijayapura. Shivaji rule and selected in the district level andshe went to Mysore and participated in the play from 14-12-2018 to 18-12- 2018, at the state level.

2. Fit Institutions:

There is a provision under the Juvenile Justice Act, to recognize Voluntary Organizations who provide care, protection, and rehabilitation services to the children as Fit Institutions. 41 Voluntary organizations have been recognized as Fit Institutions, of which 08 organizations are getting grant in aid from the Government. At the end of March 2018-19, 234 boys and 301 girls are sheltered in these institutions. By the end of March 2019, the grant of Rs. 55,39,779 /- of 2017-18 has been released to 3 organizations. The list of eligible organisations is attached in Annexure-2.

3. Observation Homes:

Observation homes are meant for temporary reception of juvenile in conflict with law during pendency of enquiry against him/her under the Juvenile Justice Act.

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The children below 18 years of age in conflict with law under the purview of the Indian Penal Code or other related legislations are produced before Juvenile Justice Board constituted as per Section 4 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

Children in conflict with the law are usually kept in the Observation Homes during the trial period for observation for up to 4 months. Currently 17 Observation Homes are operating. At the end of March 2019, 111 boy children are sheltered in these Observation Homes. List of Observation Homes attached to Annexure-3.

4. Special homes

Special Homes: Children who are convicted section 18’G’ of Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 are admitted to Special Homes for long term rehabilitation which ensures their future and sustainability. Four Special Homes are set up and two for boys attached to Observation Home situated in Bangalore (Urban) and Belgaum District and 2 Special Homes are located at Davanagere and Bangalore (Rural) are for Girls.

‘ECHO’ a voluntary organization has been recognized by the Government as Fit Institution to run Special Home at Sumanahalli, Bangalore Urban District. At the end of March–2019, 30 children were remained in the institution for rehabilitation.

Through various rehabilitative programmes and marketable vocational training activities ECHO ensures/assists in employment of all our released children, ECHO Special home has various occupational training programs like tailoring through motorized sewing machines, computer skills, driving skills, fabrication skills, house keeping, clay moulding, gardening, vegetation, farming and animal husbandry etc.. It helped the children to develop a positive approach. This helps the children to make a living when they are released and sent back to society. The boys staying here are counselled, receive education and participate in numerous activities, all with a focus on their rehabilitation.

Place of Safety: As per section 49 of JJ Act – 2015 place of safety has been sanctioned by Govt vide order no. WCD 2016 ªÀĨsÁ§ 2016, dt:25.04.2017 for 50 children at Bengaluru and action has been taken to start the functionaries of the same.

5. Open shelters for children's care and protection in urban and semi-urban areas:

The goal of this program is to provide support for children's all-round development in the city and semi-urban areas, with the need for care and protection - mainly for begging children, rag picking kids, street children, working children, orphaned children, trafficked children, abandoned children, street children and children of migrants who are exploited and children living on the street side.

Open Shelter for Care and Protection of Children in Urban and Semi Urban Areas: Open Shelter for Urban and Semi urban areas will cater to all children in need of care and protection like beggars, street and working children, rag pickers, orphan, deserted, trafficked children. Those who do not have dwelling place or home and family ties, vulnerable to abuse and exploitation, especially children of pavement dwellers are taken care by this scheme. 13

These Shelters provide:

 shelter, nutrition, healthcare, sanitation and hygiene, safe drinking water, education and recreational facilities and protection against abuse and exploitation.  Enrollments in schools, vocational training, placement, health services, reducing drug & substance abuse and HIV/AIDS among street children.  Open Shelters offer day and night shelter facilities to the children in need of support services for a temporary period, while efforts are made to rehabilitate them.

40 Open Shelters are functioning in Karnataka. 60% of the cost of the project is provided by Government of India, 30% by State Government and remaining 10% should be borne by the Organization/Institution concerned. By the end of March 2019, 391 girls and 678 children are sheltered in open shelters. In 2018-19, grant of Rs 4,61,26,307/-. of the period 2017-18 was released for 34 open shelters. The list of Open sheltersis attached in (Annexure-4).

A. Family based Non - Institutional Care through Sponsorship, Foster-Care, Adoption and After-Care. 1. Adoption Programme:

Growing up in a family system is the right of every child. Family atmosphere enables the baby to have the necessary love and care. In this regard the adoption process is an appropriate program that helps the orphan, abandoned and destitute children rehabilitate. The adoption program is helping to provide a permanent family arrangement to these children by providing biological caregivers.

Karnataka is ranked 2nd in adoption in the country in 2017-18 and 2018-19. Upto March 2019, 229 children were adopted in-country and 44 children adopted for inter-country.

In the current phase, the new 4 special adoption centres have been started in Chikkaballapur, Chitradurga, Chamarajanagar and Tumkur districts. The address of special adoption agencies is provided in Annexure-5.

On the one hand, unwanted babies are born, whereas on the other hand, there are many who are in the expectation of a baby. As observed by the government, parents facing difficulties abandon the babies in trash bins, road side, near bunds, in thorny bushes, under the seats in buses, in trains, at the hospital, drainage, where babies die due to attack by street dogs, mice and other venomous animals. Looking in to this, the "Cradle of Love" is arranged to keep the children abandoned by parents. These cradles are kept in all the Children’s Homes, special adoption centers and Hospitals in the state and have taken action to make the public aware of the benefits of this system.

The two posters of uniform type about cradle of love were prepared and sent to all the District Children's Protection Officers by the Society to prevent the illegal adoption process and to adopt the children as per law. All District Children's Protection Officers have been instructed to inform the hospital staff through awareness programs and the posters are 14 displayed with the aim of keeping them in special adoption centers, at home and public hospitals.

A book named ‘Bench Book for Adoption’ which has information on the adoption process has been issued through the Karnataka State Legal Services Authority to the Chief District and Sight Courts, to facilitate the disposal of cases under admissions to the adjournment order for adoption in court within the time limit.

The special adoption agency operates 24 districts in the state and in the rest of the 06 districts do not function.

B. Foster Care: -

The main aim of the programme is to provide temporary and alternative family care; love and affection to the children who cannot be placed in adoption due to various healths issues and to minimize the institutionalization for children. Central government issued the Foster Care Guidelines on 2016. State government also following the same Foster Care Guidelines. Till the framing of new Foster Care Rules, State government will follow the Central government Foster Care Guidelines State issued the notification on 26/09/2017. A meeting was convened on 28.09.2018 for formulating rules and regulations. Further, action is being taken to organise training to all District Child Protection Officers through video conferencing. The video conference was organized on 13-02-2019 to effectively implement the parenting plan.

C. Sponsorship program: - State government has started this programme during 2006-07 to reduce the institutional care for children and encourage them to grow in a family environment and avoid the exploitation by providing financial support to the family. Selected child is given Rs.1000/- p.m. through RTGS under this programme and the amount can be used for health, treatment, nutrition and education of the children. This financial assistance to children helps to continue education. For the financial year 2017-18, 4200 children have been released Rs.300.00 lakhs and 3217 beneficiaries have been identified for 2018-19.

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D. After Care Services: If the Child Welfare Committee is convinced that the child requires some more time for social integration into the community or for any other reasons, at the time of discharge from children homes after completion of 18 years child will be sent to After Care institution. Boys are admitted to After Care Home for Men and Girls to State Home for Women.

One After Care Home functioning at present at Belgaum and two After Care Units attached to Children Home for Boys and Children Home for Mentally Challenged Boys at Bangalore is running effectively. The State Homes are functioning in Bangalore (U), Bellary Dharwad, Davanagere, Shimogga, Kalaburgi, Mysore and Udupi districts.

These Homes encourage them to pursue education in higher studies, ITI, Polytechnic and Colleges and also help them to secure a job, mainly to bring them to the main stream of society which ensures financial sustainability and life settlement. 62 Boys are provided this facility up to the end of March-2019.

Other Services provided under Juvenile Justice Act: 1. Abhaya Children’s Fund(Section 150 of JJ Act)

Karnataka Children’s fund was created as per provision of the JJAct vide GO no mamae 183 mabhaba 2013, Bangalore Dated 15/10/2014. This Fund was renamed as ‘Abhaya Makkala Nidi’ vide G.O.No.MamMamaEe 69 Mabhaba 2016, Bangalore Dated:29- 12-2016. Provision is made to provide maximum assistance up to Rs.1.00 lakh for medical assistance to children who are Sexually abused. Other Provisions include under this Fund are, Medical assistance to Children of Fit Institution, Financial Support to Children of Govt Homes and Fit institution towards fees for higher education / vocational training, After care Services, to participate in national and International Sports and also to pay fees to the support persons/translators/counsellor/specialist identified by District Child Protection Unit under POCSO(Rs 1,000/-per case). Based on the demand from the districts (from 2014-15 till now), a total amount of Rs. 108.68 /- lakhs(including the Central Office grant and Interest amount and Study Fee) has been released and Rs.85,63,270 /- is spent. A total of 19 boys and 1114 girls benefited from this Abhaya fund.

2. Registration of Child Care Institutions (Juvenile Justice Act Section 41)

1. Juvenile Justice(Care and Protection) Act 2015, Section 41(1) says all the Institutions, whether run by State Government or by Voluntary or Non-Government Organisations, which are meant for housing children in need of care and protection or children in conflict with law, shall be registered under this Act. If not, punished with imprisonment which may extend to one year or a fine of not less than Rs.1/- lakh rupees or both as per Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection) Act 2015, Section 42(1).

2. Supreme Court has given directions to ensure that the process of registration of all the CCIs is completed positively by 31st December, 2017. In this context final advertisement/notification is given through Department of Information and Public Relations, and Local Papers through Deputy Commissioners of the concerned Districts.

3. All the Deputy Commissioners, Superintendents of Police and Cheif Executive Officers of Zilla Panchayats have been asked through DO letter to list any unregistered homes in 16

their jurisdictions. These officers have been asked to find out the unregistered homes through their sub-ordinate officers such as Tahasildars, Village Accounts, Executive Officers of Taluk Panchayats, PDOs of Gram Panchayats, Elected Representatives.

4. State has identified around 1300 CCIs including CCIs run by the Department. Because of wide publicity, 1134 CCIs have been registered,28 instituions registration have been cancelledand 141 institution registration renewed. Special care plan for HIV infected and affected children: This programme is being implemented since March 2010 to provide care and support of HIV / AIDS infected and affected children and Children who have lost their parents due to AIDS. This programme is being implemented by KSICPS through District Child Protection Units. As per Scheme guideline cash incentive to ensure education, health, nutrition and care of children affected and infected with HIV with a view to bring them to the main stream of the Society. During 2017-18 finacial assistance has been enhanced to Rs 1000/- per month per child for all category of children as per the announcement made in the budget speech. During 2018-19 an amount of Rs. 1500 Lakhs is allocated and 19,535 children are availing the financial support under this programme .

OTHER PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES. I. Care, Support, and Rehabilitation Services. 1. Child Help Line: 1098 Child Line is a National free emergency phone outreach service for children in Distress. The toll free number can be accessed by public to help children. In 1999 India Government has started Child Line India Foundation by public required help to children access to this safety net and linkage to long term rehabilitations in Karnataka. Child Line is working in 28 districts with the support of 58 Stake Holders. Action has been initiated to start child line in kolar and udupi districts. State Level Child Line Advisory Board has been constituted as per Government Order No.: MaMaE 33 Mabhaba 2016, Bangalore, dated: 21/04/2016 and accordingly 2nd meeting was presided over by the Chief Secretary of the department on 30.11.2018. The District Level Child Line Advisory Board is headed by the Deputy Commissioner of the respective district and a meeting of the Child Line Advisory Council has been held in 14 districts. Action is underway to conduct meeting in the remaining 14 districts. A total of 691418 calls were received through the Child Helpline during the year 2018-19, and the details of the children who received the facilities from Childline India Foundation is as below.

Details of calls received in 2018-19

Medical 2092 Refuge 1840 17

Rehabilitation 3292 Protection from abuse, harassment, offences 12192 Children under conflict 32

Sponsorship 1109

Calls from parents for assistance 778

Lost child identified 762

Emotional support and guidance 3165 Other Intervention calls 5327 Information 20511 Other calls 640318 Total calls 691418

2. Missing Child Bureau Karnataka As per the provisions of Juvenile Justice Act 2000 and Rules 2002 Missing Child Bureau has been established and BOSCO has been nominated as the State Nodal Agency in order to carry out its functions. At present MCB is functioning in 25 districts and initiated action to search the missing child. Main objective of MCB are:

 Find effective solution to the problem of missing children by creating a Networking with all agencies and departments.  To reduce the number of cases of missing children.  Develop a mechanism to deal with the problem and Establishing a System for collection, collation and sharing of information about missing children and facilitating faster communication in order to identify, trace and repatriate them with their family by using effective Tools and Strategies.

Details of missing children's cases (by end of March) in 2019

No. of missing children No. of children detected No. of unidentified children

Male Female Male Female Male Female

532 588 314 361 218 227

1120 675 445

A.Child Tracking System

The comprehensive child protection plan is an important scheme of the Central Government, which focuses on the conservation of children as the main objective of the project, as well as preventing abuse, negligence, and abandonment of children in a variety of situations.And to create a mechanical tracking system about missing children. The Central ministry for Women and Child Development has developed a software that includes information to help detect missing children in collaboration with the National Information Center. The software can

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III. Training and Information, Education, Communication

A. Training

Enhance the capacity of functionaries including, administrators and service providers, at all levels, working under the ICPS.

 Those who working under protection of children at district level in various hierarchies will be trained gradually to improve their working capacity.  To provide required training, where all the staff should be dedicated their professions and to become capable enough to provide child friendly atmosphere.

Training programs organized from April 2018 to March 2019

 Stage-wise training on preferrential basis and strengthening the capacity for all staffs in the Department of Child Protection across the State under ICPS.

 Training of staff involved in the process of protecting children and training them to provide child-friendly services at all levels of child protection work.

 As per the Supreme Court's order on May 05, 2017, the Rit Pitition No.102 states that every child in all childcare institutions has a personal nutrition plan and a child's social inquiry report.Accordingly trainer’s training has been imparted toProtection Officers of District Child Protection Unit (Non-Institutional and Institutional), Social Workers, Counselors and Superintendents of Government Child Care institutions, Social Workers of Children’s Homes and counselors, in different stages at State Department of Health and Family Welfare, Magadi Road, Bangalore and at Gandhi Sustainable Fund, Bangalore and at NIMHANS, Dr. M.H. Marigowda Road, Bangalore.Overall, 28 officers of 30 districts has been given T.O.T. And training for 96 Officers / staff from 30 districts and for 1969 Chiefs / Staffs of the total 792 child care institutions working at the district level has been conducted and report submitted.

 Track the Child, a web-based software has been prepered by the Ministry of Women and Child Development, in collaboration with N.I.C New Delhi. To provide complete

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information about the Track the Child software to the staff of District Child Defense Unit, training has been imparted for the total of 80 staff in 02 teams, on 04-10-2018 and 05-10-2018 at Center for E-Governance, Multi-Storey Building, Bangalore. In this training, it was taught, how to incorporate the information regarding track the child on the Hands on training website.

 A 02-day Training on procedure for purchasing the required goods/consumable as well as about the K.T.P.P Act and Regulations has been conducted for District Child Protection Officers working at Karnataka Integrated Child Protection Society, accountants and Superintendents of the Children's Homes at District Training Center, Agricultural Complex, Bangalore,in 02 teams on 02/09/2018 and 10-10-2018 and on 11-10-2018 and 12-10-2018.

 One day training on Tally for accounts officers of District Child Protection Unit working at the Karnataka State Integrated Child Protection Society has been imparted on Date: 30-08-2018 at Center for e-Governance, Multi-storey Building, Bangalore.  The training was conducted on 05-08-2018 and 06-08-2018 at Directorate premises, Department of Women and Child Development, Bangalore on the preparation of the module for the training to be given to officers working in different posts at the Karnataka State Integrated Child Protection Society.

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 A total of 14 child welfare committees and members attended the orientation training program held from 07-06-2018 to 08-06-2018 in collaboration with NIMHANS and trained on the mental status of the child and how to work with them.  A one day inspection workshop for 200 people comprising newly elected Child Welfare Committee Chairperson and Members, members of Juvenile Justice Board and for District Child Protection Officers was held on 27-06-2018 at Vikasa Soudha, Room No. 419, Bangalore.  A training programme was planned by the Karnataka State Integrated Child Protection Society for police officers / personnel on Juvenile Justice Act and adoption. Further, training for the Police Officers / Staff on the subject was held on 05-10-2018 at Channapatna. Mrs. Shailaja, Program Manager,SARA presented the content and provided information.  On 06-04-2018, NIMHANS Foundation organized a consultation training on Pre consultation on existing services and programs for the aftercare for children ageing out of child care institution, for 10 officers including District Child Protection Officers, superintendents of Childern’s Homes, Inspectors, at NIMHANS premises.  Other trainings attended by Officers / Staff from Karnataka State Integrated Child Protection Society:  The officers / staff of the Karnataka State Integrated Child Protection Society have participated in other training programs organized by other Institutions. (Administrative Training Institute and NIPCCD).

INFORAMTION, EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION (IEC)

It is significant to provide adequate and authentic information and instructions to various stake holders while we create awareness and orientation. IEC materials produced should attract the attention of the participants and public. Following activities were conducted during 2018-19.

Painting Workshop for children of Children's Home:

Under Integrated Child Protection Scheme, for the children from District Children’s Homes, workshops in collaboration with the Chitrakala Parishat was organized on 4.09.2018

21 and 05.09.2018 and on 6.09.2018 and 07.09.2018 in two teams for children who are interested in painting, to enhance children's skills in painting and to provide more information about painting to children.60 children from 27 districts participated in the workshop. Some of these children are interested in continuing their studies in Arts, from Davangere, Shimoga, Tumkur districts .

Karnataka State Child Protection Policy - 2016 Book Printing:

In the description of this book, information is given about our responsibility of protecting children, understanding the child protection, the legal implications, the administrative principles and the criteria set forth and information on the supplementary criteria for child protection on the key challenges which we may face in the implementation of this policy. (Printed 200 in English and 200 in Kannada)

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Role of Judiciary & Court Procedure for Adoption-Book printing:

Family atmosphere enables the baby to have the necessary love and care. In this regard the adoption process is an appropriate program that helps the orphan, abandoned and destitute children rehabilitate. The adoption program is helping legally to provide a permanent family arrangement to these children by providing biological caregivers. The role of Court, which can be followed in legalizing the adoption proposal, is given in the description of this book..

Brochure design on parenting

"Children's Festival" -2018

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Children are the Nation’s Wealth. If today's children are nourished in the right way, they will be the good citizens of future. 14th November, the birth day of former Prime Minister Shri.Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru is being celebrated as children's day. This year also as part of "Children's Day", "Children's Festival"was celebrated by the Department of Women and Child Development on 10-11-18, and 11-11-2018, with the help of various Departments, at Cubbon Park.

The "Children's Festival -2018" program was successfully held at Balabhavan premises in Bangalore's "Cubbon Park". About 3.5 lakh children, public and took part in various events and celebrate. Dr Jayamala Ramachandra, Honorable Minister for Women and Child Development, Empowerment of Disabled and Senior Citizens and Kannada and Culture Department, inaugurated the program.

Inauguration of the program by Hon'ble Minister Dr. Jayamala

For Children's Festival children from Government Children’s Homes in the districts were trained by the Janapada Academy which is under the Department of Kannada and Culture.From the children's home children, various cultural programs such as Karadi majalu, Dollu kunita, kamsale, folk dance, choudike pada, folk dance, Bharatanatyam, hejje mela, pooja kunita, mahila nagari, pata kunita, sambal vadana, maitri kunita, chitti mela, mailara kunita, mahila puravantike, bolatat , Tamate vadana,Jogati nrutya, cheeni dudi, kolata, purushara nagari, mahila veeragaase, suggi kunita, siddi damami nrutya, jaggalige, khase bedara pade, chittalige mela, huli vesha, dollina kaipattu, nazim kunita, daf vadana, nandi dvaja kunita, veeragaase, kattuivarase were performed and got appreciation from the audience.

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March past with the folk costume from the children's Home children

Information counters were opened in collaboration with the following departments to make the public aware of the children's festival.

 In the programme organized in Cubbon Park, Horticulture Department displayed flower show with various colourful attractive flowers, exhibited designs of musical instruments, various animals’ tablos, cow-calf, hen-sheep herds, and model of cradle of love programme in flowers, Anganavadi, karanji, a windmill giving attractive information to children etc. was appreciated by the public. Information counters were set up and That anta heli quiz programme was organized and there was also exhibition of vintage cars which was delight of children.

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Floriculture show at the Children's Festival À Establishment of Information Counters:

Established 82 counters from various departments / organizations / institutions and provided information to millions of public and children.

 Exhibition of Scientific Equipments from the Department of Information and Technology.  Exhibition of the way H.A.L grew up and the display of various aircrafts models allowed the kids to take pictures of the kids with different models.  From the forest department, the department has set up a store to educate children and the public about the conservation of forest and environment and for information on various types of wildlife and environment. In addition to this, animal models were arranged for kids to wear and take photos in animal costumes, and the public and the children were delighted.  Various species of fish and colored aquarium were displayed to the children's observation and entertainment at the Wodeyar Circle premises by the Department of Fishing. In addition, the children were playing a game of binding children in the fishnet, for enjoyment.  From Youth & Sports Welfare Department: Boating, Rock Climbing, Environmental Walking, Adventure and Other Sports, Children's wrestling and mallakamb.  Department of Health and Family: Promoting Child Health Inspections and Children's Health Programs.  State Department of Archieves: Exhibitions of ancient scripts, old coins and writings of various elite persons.  Namma Metro: The way our metro has been developed and the metro train model.  Department of Kannada and Culture: Drama, Music, Sculpture, Folk Art Exhibition, Various Dance Genres, Mass Dance, Yakshagana and Garudi doll exhibits were arranged by the Drama Academy, Lalita Kala Academy, Sahitya Akademy, Shilpa Kala Academy and Folk Academies coming under the Department of Kannada and Culture.  Department of Labour: Street play and sarcastic show on child labor.  KMF: KMF Products Exhibition and Sales counters.  Department of Public Education: Information about various facilities available to the children from the Department of Education and information about RTE.  Child Rights Protection Commission: Information on Child Rights, Juvenile Justice Act, and POCSO Act.

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 Department of Women and Child Development: Information on matrapurna, matrashree, ICDS and ICPS projects from Department of Women and Child Development.  Women empowerment societies have opened counters and displayed a range of products manufactured by the women entrepreneurs, such as readymade products, branded toys, handicrafts, and food products.  BMTC And KSRTC Exhibition on various facilities available for children and Quiz Program.  Department of Sericulture: Demonstration of silk worms’ life cycle, information on departmental facilities, silk-made handicrafts and exhibition of various species of silk cocoons.  Department of Animal Husbandry: Information on Departmental schemes.  Department of disabled and Empowerment of Senior citizens: Display of information on departmental projects and facilities available to children.  Karnataka State Women Development Corporation: Information on Corporation Plans.  Department of Police: Information about the department was given to the children.  Department of Libraries: Display and sale of books related to children.  LIC: Information on Insurance Plans  Department of Science and Technology: Scientific Exhibitions

Establishment of stores from various department / societies / institutions for dissipation of information

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Theater, music, sculpture, folk art shows, cultural programs, various dance forms, group dance, yakshagana exhibitions were organized under the supervision of various academies such as Fine Arts, Literature, Sculpture and Folk Academies. This gives children awareness about Karnataka's culture, art, and folk genres, as well as children's participation result in enthusiasm in them.

Various other activities:  An exhibitionof paintings created by government school children and children's home children was arranged. Dance programs were organized from the disabled children.  Action has been taken to enhance the knowledge of children through street plays, children's film show, Gandhi's 150 play show and wrestling and mallakamb were arranged from kids to increase the adventure trends in children.  Rural sports such as Buguri, Golie, Chowkabara, Hagga jaggata, Lagori, Anekallu, Kuntabille etc., as well as grinding ragi, padding, pottary, basket knitting, etc., have been arranged to create a village atmosphere for children of urban areas.  In Gandhi's path, the astronaut, the mythological characters hosted the "Selfie Corner" for children to take photographs of folk characters costumes, cutouts, and for the entertainment culture, history was introduced to children.  Various types of clay and stone carvings, facial painting, painting, and story telling for children were also organized. Boating, rock climbing, environmental walkthrough and other sports activities were organized for kids.  Last time Sankalpa 1 and 2book was published by collecting and editing the stories, poems written by children of children's home, and in the same lines this time also the story, poems created by children of children's home collected and edited by the Karnataka Sahitya Akademy were reviewed and Sankalpa-3was released.  A platform was designed to identify 81 children (SSLC-61, PUC-20) who have passed SSLC / PUC with more than 60 per cent marks and to appreciate their achievement and encourage their further education.  An information center was opened for children's safety and action was taken by the United Way organization to put the parent's / guardians' mobile number in the band form to hands of children to help identify children when they were missed.

Sankalpa-3 Book Printing As part of the Children's Day organized from 10.11.2018 to 11.11.2018 for the year 2018, a literary compilation "Sankalp-3" composed with stories, poems written by the children of Government Children's Home was edited and 150 books have been printed. 28

Poster of Children’s Festival 2018

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Broucher of the cultural events of Children’s Festival

Paper cuttings for promotion of Children's Festival -2018

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Collaborative programs: -

2. Study:

In 2018-19, permission has been granted from State Hedquarters to visit Children’s Homes for the purpose of studying the implementation of Integrated Child Protection Plan, to total 29 research students from 1) Tumkur University 2) Vani Sugar First Grade College, Hiriyur, Chitradurga, 3) Akkamahadevi Women’s University, Vijayapura 4) NIPSID 5) NIMHANS Department of Social Work, Bengaluru 6) Padmashree School of Public Health, Bengaluru 7) Centre for Rural Develpoment, Institute of Social Work and Research, Mumbai and for Dr. Janardhan, (Assistant Professor), NIMHANS, Bengaluru.

Permission has been granted from State Hedquarters to total 5 research scholars from1) Nimhans Department of Clinical Psychology 2) Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal 3) Department of Psychology IDE -University of Madras, Chepauk, Chennai 4) Department of Forensic Science (JAIN) Deemed University, Bangalore 5) NIMHANS Institute, Bangalore, to study about the Juvenile Justice Board and children of Observation Homes. 31

District child Protection Officers are permitting visit to Children’s Homes / Observation Homes in respective districts.

Infrastructure Development :

Particulars of sanctions given for building maintenance works and grant released for 2018-19.

Grants Name of the released Date of Constru Name of the Details of the Sl. Institution (In sanction ction District work No. Lakhs Agency Rs.) Electrical Children Home Renovation 1 Tumkur for Girls 4.26 24.01.2019 PWD work of the

Building Repair work of Children Home 2 Bellary Toilet, Bath 5.30 17.01.2019 KRIDL for Boys room Court Hall Dakshina Child Friendly 3 Conversion 10.00 11.01.2019 PWD Kannada Court Work Court Hall Uttara Child Friendly 4 Conversion 41.90 11.01.2019 PWD Kannada Court Work Court Hall Child Friendly 5 Hassan Conversion 14.50 17.01.2019 PWD Court Work Court Hall Child Friendly 6 Shimoga Conversion 28.00 11.01.2019 PWD Court Work Court Hall Child Friendly 7 Belgaum Conversion 3.50 11.01.2019 PWD Court Work Court Hall Child Friendly 8 Bellary Conversion 4.98 11.01.2019 PWD Court Work Bengaluru Children’s Building repair 9 9.92 28.01.2019 PWD (U) Home work Court Hall Child Friendly 10 Mysore Conversion 8.50 21.01.2019 PWD Court Work Children Home Toilet, 11 Mysore for Girls Drainage 25.00 06.02.2019 PWD work Building Children Home 12 Hassan repair, 36.80 20.11.2018 PWD for Boys Toilet

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construction work

Children Bengaluru Building repair 13 Home for Girls 8.72 30.01.2019 KRIDL (U) work

Underground Construc Children Home tank and other 14 Davangere 9.20 16.01.2019 tion for Boys works in the Centre Institution. Painting work Children Home of Window, 15 Kolar for Boys 40.00 28.01.2019 PWD Door, Toilet, Kolar Bathroom. Bengaluru Children Home Electrical 16 4.99 30.01.2019 PWD (U) for Boys repair Wall, Gate, and mesh Children Home Construc construction 17 Bagalkot for Girls 35.12 21.01.2019 tion work in the Centre premises of the Institution Court Hall Child Friendly 18 Chitradurga Renovation 22.00 16.02.2019 PWD Court Work Total 312.69

Particulars of release of grants for the building construction works for 2018-19 continued.

Released Date of Present Estimated Sl. Name of Name of the grants release of Stage of cost(Rs. in No. the District Institution amount (Rs. grants Work Lakhs) in Lakhs) Court Child Hall No Chikkabala 7.00 04.01.2019 1 Friendly Conversio 7.00 pending apura Court n grants Work Staff Building No Dakshina 21.04.2018 2 Residential Construct 67.00 67.00 pending Kannada QuartersÀ ion work grants Final 564.00 instalm Children Wall is in 180.00 20.02.2019 ent Uttara Home for the 100.00 3 30.10.2018 grant is Kannada Girls constructi (1sst pending on stage. Instalment) .

Observation Building 145.00 No 4 Chitradurga 48.34 Home Construct 96.66 07.02.2019 pending

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ion work (1sst &2nd grants Instalment) Final 151.65 instalm

Building 50.55 ent Observation 50.55 5 Vijayapura Construct 13.03.2016 grant is Home 05.03.2019 ion work (1sst pending

Instalment) .

Total 272.89

Right to Information Act

Details of applcation received under RTI during 2017-18, under Integrated Child Protection Scheme are given below. Sl. No. Applications received from the public No of application cleared/disposed off 1 49 48

MakkalaGrama Sabhe

In the year 2018-19, the Karnataka State Integrated Child Protection Society organized a special children's gram panchayat meeting in 3851 grama panchayats. 3,59,341 children and 22,307 officials participated. In these village meetings, children themselves have come out on basic infrastructure and educational drawbacks in their village and schools. This Makkala Gram Sabha will support the protection of children's rights and their needs and complement for the overall development of children.

A special gram panchayat is organized as the saying goes"Today's Children are Today’s Citizens".

Details of Children's Gram Sabha held in 2018-19

Sl. Districts Total number of The details of the Number of No. Panchayats in village panchats Children the District where the village participated meetingsa were held 1 Bagalkot 198 104 10400 2 Bengaluru Rural 105 24 2159 3 Belgaum 509 186 31620 4 Bellary 201 190 25320 5 Bidar 186 176 19563 6 Bijapur 214 168 18980 7 Chamarajnagar 130 80 8000 8 Chikkamagalur 226 163 14500 9 Chikkaballapur 157 75 6900 10 Chitradurga 185 11 1800 34

11 Davangere 233 210 16380 12 Dharwad 144 77 5659 13 Dakshin Kannada 230 228 16273 14 Gadag 122 85 8600 15 Kalaburgi 264 7 2000 16 Haasan 260 170 9000 17 Haveri 224 192 4864 18 Kodagu 104 1 15 19 Kolar 156 138 4150 20 Koppal 153 130 14950 21 Mandya 234 159 14421 22 Mysore 266 266 19500 23 Raichur 164 30 3000 24 Ramnagar 129 123 15000 25 Shivamogga 271 256 11748 26 Tumkur 330 330 24750 27 Udupi 146 91 6120 28 Uttar Kannada 231 227 13699 29 Yadgiri 123 123 30,000 Total 5895 4020 359371

Details of the Grant Share in grants of Central and State Governments for various programmes Centre’s Sl. State’s Share of Volunteer Unit/Programme Share No. ShareÄ (%) Organisation(%) (%) State Planning Support Unit, State Child Protection Society, I State adoption resource agency, 60% 40% -- District Child Protection Unit. Committee / Units formed under the

J.J.Act: - II Juvenile Justice Boards, 35% 65% -- Child Welfare Committees. Children’s Homes / Observation Homes III operating under the Government. 60% 40% -- Eligible Institutions / Special Adoption 1V Agencies / Open Shelters operating under 60% 30% 10% non-governmental / voluntary organizations.

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Details of Grants and Expenditures specified in 2018-19: Budget(Rs. In Lakhs)

2018-19 Scheme and Account 2016-17 2017-18 Sl.No. Head Capital Revenue Capital Revenue Capital Revenue Integrated Child 11661.88 7795.52 1 Protection Scheme 2235- - 4000.00 - - 02- 102-0-36 Children's Special Care 2 Centers (HIV / AIDS) - 900.00 - 1500.00 - 1500.00 2235-02-102-0-33 Fixed income plan for orphaned and destitute 3 - 24.00 - 25.00 - 0.00 children 2235-02-102-0- 37 Expenditure(Rs. In Lakhs) Budget Sl. Scheme and Account 2016-17 2017-18 Estimate No. Head 2018-19 Capital Revenue Capital Revenue Capital Revenue Integrated Child 1 Protection Scheme -- 3958.87 -- 10977.34 - 2235-02- 102-0-36 7720.35 Children's Special Care 2 Centers (HIV / AIDS) -- 900.00 -- - 2235-02-102-0-33 1500.00 1500.00 Fixed income plan for orphaned and destitute 3 -- -- * -- -- * -- 1.00 children 2235-02-102- 0-37

Physical Achievement

Sl. Scheme and Account Head 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 No. 1 Integrated Child Protection Society 1 1 1 2 State adoption resource agency 1 1 1 District Child Protection 3 30 30 Units(Sanctioned Districts) 30 Open Shelters 4 40 39 (No. of Institutions) 40 Adoption Agencies-Govt. 5 05 05 (No. of Institutions) 05 Adoption Agencies-Non-Govt. 6 24 26 (No. of Institutions) 24

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Children’s Homes and Observation 7 Homes / Consulate Houses 77(73+4)* 77 77 (No. of Institutions)

8 Place of safety 0 1** 1

Eligible Organisations 9 09 08 (No. of Institutions) 09 Sponsorship Programmes 10 4165 4200 (No. of Children) 4165 Child Helpline 26 28 28 11 (Sanctioned districts) districts districts districts Special Care Centres 12 15362 17700 19535 (No. of Children)

* 77 (73 + 4): By Government order no. MAMAE 51Mabhaba -2016, Dated: 13-03-2017, sanction accorded for opening Girls Children's Home in Shivamogga, Chitradurga District, Boys' Children's Home in Tumkur District, one Observation Home in Bidar district . ** 1: By Government Order No. MAMAE 206 Mabhaba -2016, Dated: 25.04.2017, Place of Safety is sanctioned for opening in Bangalore Urban District.

Annexure-1 Particulars of the Government Children’s Home

Sl. Own/ No. of Age (In N Children’s Home Rented Children Address and Phone Number Years) o. Building sanctioned 1 Bengaluru Urban Superintendent, Boys Children Children Home for Home, Dr.Marigowda Road, 1 6-21 Own 300 Boys Bengaluru - 560029, 080- 26561226 Superintendent, Mentally Mentally Challenged ChallengedBoys Children Home, Children Home for 2 6-21 Own 100 Dr.Marigowda Road, Bengaluru - Boys 560029, 080-26565329 Superintendent, Girls Children’s home, (CIC) Children home for 3 6-18 Own 100 Dr.Marigowda Road, Bengaluru - Girls 560029 080- 26563392

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Superintendent , Infant Home, Shishu Mandir Dr.Marigowda Road, Bengaluru - Home(ChildrenUnder 4 0-6 Own 50 560029, 6 years) 080- 26569344

2 Bidar District Superintendent, Boys Children Children Home for Home, 5 6-15 Own 100 Boys Mailur,Bidar-585403

Superintendent, Girls Children home, Mailur Road, Near Land Children home for 6-15 6 Own 100 Army Corporation, Bidar-585403, Girls 08482-226542

3 Bagalkot Superintendent, Boys Children Home, Children Home for Front of BTDA, Navanagar, 7 6-15 Own 50 Boys Bagalkot-587102 08354-200401

Superintendent, Girls Children home, Children home for 8 6-18 Own 50 Front of New I.B, Old Murnal Girls Road. 08354-200150 4 Belgaum Superintendent, Boys Children Children Home for Home, Boys (Senior) 9 15-18 Own 50 Remand Home Building, Shivajinagar, Belgaum-590016 0831-2476096 Superintendent, Boys Children Children Home for Home, Boys 10 6-15 Own 100 Jamboti Road, Khanapur - 591302 Belgaum 08336-222272 Superintendent, Girls Children home, Children home for 6-18 11 Own 100 Savadatti-581126, Girls Belgaum. 08330-294325 5 Bellary Superintendent, Boys Children Children Home for Home (Senior), Cantonment, 12 6-18 Own 200 Boys Bellary -58310, 08392-242065 Superintendent, Children home for 13 6-18 Own 100 Girls Children home (Junior), Girls Shantidham, Cantonment, Bellary 38

-583101, 08392-267716. Superintendent, Mentally ChallengedBoys Children Mentally Home, Cantonment, Bellary - ChallengedChildren 14 6-21 Own 50 583101, 08392-267716 Home for Boys

6 Chitradurga Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Boys 15 6-15 Own 50 District Panchayat RoadÉÛ, Chitradurga. 08194-224768

Superintendent, Children home for Girls Children home, 16 6-18 Rental 50 Girls J.C.R Layout, Chitradurga. 08194-224768

7 Chikkamagalur Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, 6-18 17 Own 50 Housing Board Colony,Jyotinagar Boys Post, Chikkamagalur. 08262-220025

8 Chamarajnagar Inspectors, Children Home for Boys Children Home, 18 6-15 Rental 50 Boys Housing Board Colony,Chamarajnagar Superintendent, Girls Children home, Children home for Housing Board Colony, NearJ.S.S 19 6-18 Rental 50 Girls Women School, Chamarajnagar - 571313, 08226-225711 9 Chikkaballapur Superintendent, Girls Children home, Children home for 6-18 Dinne Hosahalli Road, 20 Rental 50 Girls Prashantanagar, Chikkaballapur. 08156-270808 10 Davangere

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Superintendent, Girls Children home, Children home for 21 6-18 Own 100 ShriRamanagar, Industrial Estate, Girls Davangere - 577005. 08192-260360 Superintendent, Boys Children Home, M.C.C Children Home for 15-18 Block, K.N. 4th Main Road, 22 Own 100 Boys Extension, Davangere - 577004. 08192-221471 11 Dharwad Superintendent, Girls Children home, Ghantikere, Children home for 23 6-18 Own 200 Christian Colony 3rd Cross, Hubli- Girls 580020, Dharwad. 0836-2363388 Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Boys 24 6-18 Own 100 Old Observation Home’s building, Unakal Road, Hubli-580031. 0836-2372061 Superintendent, Mentally Children home for ChallengedGirls Children home, Girls (Mentally 25 6-18 Own 50 Unakal Cross Hubli, Dharwad, Challenged) 0836-2377750 12 Kalaburagi Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Boys 26 6-18 Own 100 Pragathi Colony, Kalaburagi- 585102. 08472-269438 Superintendent, Children homeC/O State Women’s Children home for 27 6-18 Own 100 Hostel,Alanda Road, Kalaburagi - Girls 585101, 08472-244756 Superintendent, Mentally Mentally ChallengedGirls Children ChallengedChildren 28 6-18 Own 50 homeC/O State Women’s Hostel, home for Girls Alanda Road, Kalaburagi 08472-260053

13 Gadag Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Near R.T Boys 29 6-15 Own 100 Kulkarni Hospital, C/O IBJH, P.B.Roadm Betageri, Gadag- 582101, 40

08372-246344 Superintendent, Girls Children Children home for home (Senior), Manjunath Nagar 30 6-15 Rental 100 Girls Betageri, GadagÀ-582101, 08372-246665. 14 Haasan Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Park Road, Boys 31 6-18 Own 100 Haasan-573201, 08172-268754

Superintendent, Girls Children home, Children home for 32 6-18 Own 50 Shankarapura, Aduvalli Road, Girls Haasan-573201, 08172-268756. 15 Haveri Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Boys 33 6-15 Own 50 Raanibennuru, 581115, Haveri. 08373-266289 Superintendent, Children home for 6-15 Girls Children home, Malagund 34 Rental 50 Girls Building, Ashwini Nagar, Haveri 08373-249005 16 Kolar

Superintendent, Boys Children Home, Children Home for Maskam Road, Anderson City, 35 6-18 Own 100 Boys KGF-563601, Kolar. 08153-274634 Superintendent , Girls Children Children home for 6-18 home, 36 Own 75 Girls Maskam, KGF, Kolar. 08159-223665 17 Uttar Kannada Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Boys 37 6-18 Own 100 Near LIC Office, PDyuD Road, Sirsi-581401, Uttara kannada. 08384-236520 Superintendent, Girls Children Home, Children home for S.G.Building, Maridharmati Binne 38 6-18 Rental 50 Girls Sales Corporation, Karwar- 581301 08382-226501 41

18 Koppal Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Boys 39 6-15 Rental 50 Annapurna, Bhagya Nagar road,Koppala-583231 08539-200755 Superintendent, Children home for Girls Children Home, 40 6-15 Rental 50 Girls Gali Anjaneya Temple, Bhagya NagarÀ, Koppala 08539-222703 19 Coorg Superintendent, Boys Children Home, Children Home for Near Old Remandd, LIC office, 41 6-15 Own 50 Boys New Extension, Madikeri-571201, Coorg 08272-228220 Superintendent, Girls Children Home, Behind Fielf Children home for Marshall Karyappa College, 42 6-15 Own 50 Girls Galibeedu Road, Madikeri - 571201 08272-228010 20 Mandya Rental Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home, Boys 43 6-15 50 6th Cross, Marigouda layout, Mandya-571401. 08232-220743 Rental Superintendent, Girls Children Home, Children home for 44 6-15 50 1st Cross, Marigouda layout, Girls Mandya -571401, 08232-221315 21 Mysuru Rental Superintendent, Boys Children Home, Children Home for C/A, 15/17 Anjanadri Main Road, 45 6-18 100 Boys 2nd plaza, Vijayanagara, 4th Stage, Mysuru-570007, 0821-2488419 Superintendent, Girls Children Home, Children home for 46 6-18 Own 200 Chikkaramane,Lalith Mahal Road, Girls Mysuru-570011, 0821-2472576 22 Dakshina Kannada Superintendent, Children Home for 47 6-18 Own 50 Boys Children Home,

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Boys Bondel, Mangalore, 0824-2485401 23 Ramanagara Superintendent, Girls Children Home, Children home for 6-18 48 Rental 50 Vandaraguppe, Channapatna Girls Taluk, Ramanagara 080-7272741 24 Raichur Rental Superintendent, Boys Children Home, Sheikh Children Home for 49 6-15 50 Imam Residency, Azadnagar, Boys Raichur 08532-235874 Rental Superintendent, Boys Children Home, Sheikh Children home for 6-15 50 100 Imam Residency, Azadnagar, Girls Raichur 08532-235874 25 Shivamogga Superintendent, Boys Children Home, Children Home for 51 6-18 Own 100 100 ft. Road, Halkola, Boys Shivamogga-577201. 08182-251511. Superintendent, Children home for Girls Children Home, 52 6-18 Rental 50 Girls Tank Mohalla, Sheshadripuram, Shivamogga. 26 Tumkur Superintendent, Girls Children Home, Children home for Ward No. 29, Kunigal Road, 53 6-18 Own 100 Girls Amarajyoti Nagar, Tumkur- 572102, 08162-2201006 Superintendent, Boys Children Home, Children Home for Ward No. 29, Kunigal Road, 54 6-18 Rental 50 Boys Amarajyoti Nagar, Tumkur- 572102, 08162-2201006 27 Udupi Superintendent, Children home for Girls Children Home, 55 6-18 Own 50 Girls Nittur Road, Udupi-576103, 0820-2580220. 28 Vijayapura Superintendent, Children Home for Boys Children Home (Senior), 56 15-18 Own 200 Boys(Senior) Settlement Area, Ibrahimpura, Vijayapura-586101. 43

08352-277126 Superintendent, Boys Children Home(Junior) Children Home for 57 6-15 Own 100 Afzalpura Tekke Road, Boys(Junior) Vijayapura-580101 08352-270094 Superintendent, Girls Children Home, Children home for 58 6-18 Own 100 Mangoli Road, Vijayapura- Girls 566101. 08352-278838 29 Yadagiri Superintendent, Girls Children Home, Matruchaya Children home for 59 6-18 Own 50 nilaya, Urban Development Girls Corporation, Basaveshvara Nagara, Yadagiri.

Annexure-2 FitInstitutions for Grants from Government

Sanctioned Sl.No. Name of the Organisation No. Special Home, Echo, Convent Road, Sumanahalli, St. Thomas Town 1 50 Post, Bangalore - 84 Tel.No.: 080-25423582 Bappuji Children's Home, No. 151 / E, 4th Cross, Gokulam, 3rd Stage, 2 50 Mysore-570 002 Tel.No.: 0821-2510738 Bijapur Orphanage, Bagalkot Road, Bijapur - 586 101 Te. No.: 3 50 9845391652 Santvana voluntary Organisation, Sarjapur Road, Ambedkar Nagar, 4 50 Carmelaram Post, Bangalore -35. Tel. No.: 080-28441153 Pragna Counseling Center, Falnir Road, Kankanady, Mangalore 5 50 Tel.No.: 0824-2432682 Maitri Association, Sugar Factory Road, Great Bathi, Davanagere- 6 50 577566 Tel. No.: 0819-2320914 S.O.S Children's Village, Meenakshi Temple, Bannerghatta Road, 50 7 Bangalore -560076 Tel. No.: 080-26583615 Sister of Redumption, Elachenahalli, Nelamangala Taluk, Bangalore 50 8 Rural. Tel.No.: 9449220718

Non-Grant Fit Institutions

Orphan Infant Residence, No.245, Bull Temple Road, NR. Colony, 9 50 Bangalore - 560 0191 44

Canara Bank Relief and Welfare Society (Matruchaya), 27th Cross, 10 50 Banashankari 2nd Stage, Bangalore - 560 070 Ashraya Children's Home, Jawan Quarters, BDA Park, Double Road, 11 50 Indira Nagar, 1st Stage, Bangalore-560 038. Backward Tribals Evolution Society, Kuntagani Taluk, Ankola, 12 50 Karwar. Jeevanajyothi Trust, Doddijageri, Sattegala Post, Kollegal Taluk-571 13 50 498, Chamarajanagar District. 14 Mary Inaculate Convent, Jyotinagar, Shettyahalli, Hassan 50 Nirmala Shishu Bhavan, Missionaries of Charity, Hennur Main Road, 15 50 Richards Town, Bangalore -84 Nirmala Women's Boards Union (R), M.I. Convent, B.H. Road, 16 50 Shimoga Nandagokula Infant’s Home, New Raghavendra Colony, 17 50 Brahmananda, Kalburgi-585 103 Chaitanya Child Welfare Trust, Vol. 46, Abhijit Apartments, 11th 18 50 Cross, 7th Main Road, Malleswaram, Bangalore - 560003 19 Infant’s Home, # 17/11, Cambridge Road, Halasuru, Bangalore 50 20 Sneha Nilaya, # 11, Longford Gardens, Bangalore - 560 025 50 Snehalaya, Arselium Village Development Center, Joseph Nagar, 21 50 Guddenahalli Post, Alur, Taluk: Hassan Spoorti Rural Development and Training Institute (R), Koteshwara, 22 50 Kundapur, Udupi District. Sri Sathya Sai Mahila Charitable Trust, No.40 / 1, Nagadevanahalli, 23 50 Near Nehru Memorial School, Jnana Bharati Post, Bangalore-560 056 St. Michaels Home, 80 feet road, Indira Nagar post, Bangalore-560 24 50 038 Vatsalya Charitable Trust, No.245, 8th 'E' Main Road, HBR, BDA 25 50 Layout, opposite Cosmopolitan Club, Bangalore-560043 St. Joseph's Orphanage, Saint Bastiwadi, Belgaum - 590 014, Belgaum 26 50 district Self Employment Training Unit and Rural Development Agency, 27 50 Gadag 28 BOSCO, 242, 4th Main Road, Chamarajpet, Bangalore-560 017 50 29 Sri Krishna Charitable Trust, Ambalpady, Udupi 50 30 Hirematha Samsthana Vidyapeeth Trust, Bhalki, Bidar District 50

Vikasana Voluntary Organization, Chikmagalur 50 31 Hope Foundation, # 18, Saraswati Ammal Road, Maruthisivanagar, 32 50 Bangalore -33 Women's Welfare Organization, 2015, Koregal, Shahapura, Belgaum 33 50 District. 34 Sri Krishna Balaniketan Institute, Udupi 50 Auxilam Navajeevan Society, No. 257, 1st Main Road, Chamarajpet, 35 50 Bangalore-560 018 36 Jeevanalaya, Rehabilitation Center Nelamangala, Bangalore Rural 50

Sri Hanuman Child Protection Center, Shrivajradehi Math, Gurupura, 37 50 Mangalore - 574 145 38 CWC Namma Bhoomi, Kanyana, Kundapur, Udupi 50 39 Sri Shivalingeswara Education Trust, Yakkundi, Savadatti, Belgaum. 50

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40 Alliance Boys Home, Nehru Nagar, Kotekar, Dakshina Kannada. 50

41 Balaji Balaniketan, Alike Post, Sathya Sai Vihara, Bantwala Taluk, 50 Dakshina Kannada.

Annexure-3 List of Observation Homes Building Sanctione Sl.No. District Address & Phone No. Particulars d No. Superintendent, Observation Home, Department of 1. Bengaluru Urban Own 100 Women and Child Development, Madivala, Bangalore. At the Bangalore Urban Observation Bengaluru Rural Home (converted Superintendent, Madivala, 2. 25 (for Girls) to the Boys' Bangalore. 080-25521737 Observation Home in 2018-19) Superintendent, 3. Vijayapura Own 25 Station Road, Vijayapura. 08352-271226 Superintendents, 4. Ballary Own 25 Siraguppa Road, Bellary – 583101. 08392-268923 Superintendent, Own Observatory Building, 5. Belgaum 25 Shivaji Nagar, Belgaum.0831-2472182 Superintendents, 6. Chitradurga Own 25 C/o Children's Home, Chitradurga, 08194-234240 Superintendent, 7. Dharwad Own 25 D.C.Compound, Dharwad- 58000, Phone: 0836-2441775 Superintendent, Davanagere(for Own # 3993/58, Kanakagiri, 21st 8. 25 girls) Main Road, MCC 'B' Block, Davangere. 08192-226522 Superintendent, Chandrashekhar Patil 9. Kalburgi Own 25 Stadium, Ivan-i-Shahi Area, Kalburgi-585101 08472- 221824 Superintendent, Haduvalli, Hassan, behind 10. Hassan Own 25 the KSRTC regional office. 08172-268752 46

Own Superintendent, Observation Home Building, 11. Karwar 25 C/o Deputy Director's Office, Karwar 08382-221546 Superintendent, Muscam, Andar, Sunpet, 12. Kolar Own 25 KGF, Bangarpet Taluk, Kolar 08153-274337 Superintendent, Own No.976 / A, 1st Main Road, 13. Mysuru 25 Vivekananda Nagar, Mysore 0821-2363753 Superintendent, Sitalab Chayush Building, 14. Raichur Rental 25 Jawahar Nagar, Hyderabad Road, Raichur 08352-240229 Superintendent, Own 15. Shivamogga 25 Halakola, Shimoga - 577201 08182-250551 Superintendent, District Child Protection Unit 16. Udupi Own 25 Office, 'B' Block, 1st floor, Rajatadri, Manipal-576104. 0820-2573388 17. Bidar Rental 25

Annexure-4 Open Shelters

No. of Name of Institution Telephone/Mobile Sl.No. District Name Open Address sanctioned No. Shelters Vijayalakshmi Ghulam Hussein, Education and Social Behind Galli 08352-222055 Welfare Society. 1 Anjuman College, Vijayapura Vijayapura Aishvarya MahiLa Suhag Colony, near Mandali (RGD) Visvesvarayya 1 Vijayapura 2 Circle, Bagalkot 9342497515 Road, Vijayapura, Vijayapura Town. Panchalingeswara Sri Danamma Devi Behind KEB, near Women's Education 3 Akkamadevi 08352-267125 Services temple, Organization,Vijayapura INDI,Vijayapurar.

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Siddheswara Millatnagar, Vidyapeeth, Ashirvard 4 Thalikote 08352-267333 Ganesh, Vijayapura Muddebihal, Town. Vijayapura. 5 Muthugi, Tirumala Education and Basavanabagewadi, 08352-276840 Social Welfare Society Taluk Vijayapura. Spandana Open Nandadipa Education Shelter, Near and Rehabilitation 6 Government 2 Kolar Society for Disabled, 1st Primary School, 1st 08152-223339 Main Road, Royal City, Main Road, Hosakote. Kurubara pete, Kolar. Vidyalaya Education and Development Byatarayanapura Organization, Mandur 7 Division 9343207349 Virago Nagar, Bangalore. Paraspara Open Paraspara Trust, 17/2, Shelter, 102th 7th Cross, Bandappa 8 Cross, Kanshiram Road, Yeshwantpur, Road, Shahu Road, 9482216080 Bangalore-560022. Lakshmipura, P. Baidanur, Bengaluru Dasarahalli Urban BOSCO Bangalore, Yuvodaya, No., 91, B, Street, 6th Cross, Western Division 080-2286572 Gandhinagar, 9 Bangalore. 3 Northern Division, Railway Sathi Institute, 10 Playground, 080-23573088 Bengaluru Railway Colony, Bangalore Sparsha Open Shelter, Jaware Sparsha Trust, 11 Gowda Nagar, 9742865978 Bemngaluru Ashwini Apartment, School, Bangalore. YMCA, Prema Young Men's Christian Home, No.36, 2nd Association 12 Main, Gandhi 9916838767 Nagar, K.J. Halli, Bangalore.

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No. 76, Priyadarshini 13 Layout, Snehabharati Education Palanajogonahalli, 9343207349 Institute, Bangalore. Gauribidanur Bangalore Road, 4 Rural Doddaballapura.

Sarvodaya Service Society, No.738, 1st No. 68/4, Main Road, Near Police 14 080-27668047 Chandanahalli Gate Station, Doddaballapura. Sparsha Trust, # 40 Old Kittur Rani Lahiri Hall, 1st Cross, 15 Building, Hoskote, 9742865978 Pipeline Road, Bangalore. Mattikere, Bangalore. 16 Adarsha Nagar, Center for Urban and Arashinakunte, 9164576948 Rural Development Nelamangala. Society

Shivalingeswara SrushtiOpen Education Society, Sri 17 Shelter,Plot Basava Nilaya, Flat No. No.2674, Sector 0831-4202146 636, EAC No. 05, No.12, Mahantesh Double Road, Srinagar, Nagar, Belgaum. Belgaum. 5 Belgaum.

Yashasvini Education 18 Children's Open and Women's Welfare Shelter, Plot No. Organization, Basavana 1986, Secker-P, 0831-2474111 Kudachi Post, Belgaum. Anjaneya Nagara, 18 Belgaum. Surabhi Women's 19 Surabhi Children's Board, 314, 1st Floor, Open Shelter, near 3rd Main Road, 1st Gokul Ganapati 08182-295580 Cross Road, Temple, Kashipura, Nijalingappa Lay Out, Shimoga. 6 Shimoga. Davangere. Siddeshwar Rural 20 Open Shelter, 4th Development Society. Cross, Kuvempunagar, 08282-262004 Hosmane, Bhadravati Town. Open Shelter, 1st Don Bosco Charitable Main Road, Society, Davanagere. 21 Vijaynagar, 08192-230674 Extension, Kondajji Road, 7 Davanagere Davangere. Panchalinga Education 22 Darideepa, Open Society, Davanagere. Shelter, No.373, 08192-270260 2nd Cross, B Block, Devaraja 49

arasu Extension, Davanagere.

23 Vivekananda Open Shelter, No.373, Gayatri Rural Education 2nd Cross, B Institute, Davangere. 08192-233348 Block, Devaraja

arasu Extension, Davangere 24 Sri Open Shelter, Maitri Association, 2nd Main Road, No.242, Sugar Factory 2nd Cross, 8 Bellary Road, Doddabasti, 9448272524 Jayanagar, Davangere. Cantonment,

Bellary. Shree Shakti 25 Guttala School Association, Davangere. Road, Vijayanagara, 08192-240004 Exten sion, Haveri

Sahara Institute, 26 1st Cross, 9 Haveri Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Rajarajeshwari 08373-269004 Ranebennur. Nagar, Ranebennur. 27 Someshwara Vinaya Rural Nagara, 1st Cross, Development Society, 08375-226259 N.S. Pidakkan's Byadgi. Building, Byadagi. 28 Open Shelter Supreme Educational Educational Institute, P.B. No. 14, Institute, CTS Ward No. Behind I.B., No.4610 / 154, 9880840090 Hugangunda Venkateswara Taluk.Ilkal-581725, Nilaya Joshigalli, Bagalkot. Ward No.1, Ilkal Bagalkot. 10 Bagalkot Sri Guddada 29 Flat No. S-187 Siddarameshwara sector No.61, Institute of Education, # Navanagar 9741093523 198/49 Sakri Layout, Bagalkot. Kep Road, Bagalkote. Mallikarjuna Rural 30 Development Youth Bilagi Bagalkot. 7795630017 Association, Koppal.

Darshan Education and 31 Rural Development Shivananda Nagar, Organization, 2nd Cross, 11 Dharwad 0836-2445484 Uppinabetagiri Road, Dharwad. Dharwad.

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Sneha Education & 32 Development Society, Navanagara, Hubli 0836-2225665 Navanagara, Dharwad. Vishwabharathi, Rural 33 Bethany School, Development and Akkamahadevi Women's Empowerment Colony, High 90369960499 Women's Organization, Court, Gulbarga. Flat No.128, Makhah Layout, Gulbarga. 34 # 2-907 / 31/7/1 Vishva Sewa Mission, 12 Gulbarga Sardarji Building, Court Road, Gulbarga. 9538567750 Near Basaveshwara

Hospital, Gulbarga. 35 Flat No. 66, Integrated Development Baburao BLG Organisation, Siddhartha Nagar, 6932881957 Bhagyavathy City, Gulbarga. Gulbarga Jevargi Road.

36 Chandapura Taluk. Gautama Rural Self- Chincholi, Service Organization, 9844011523 Kalburgi. Gulbarga.

37 Behind RTO Office, 13 Chitradurga Lalitha Academy 08194-221133 Chitradurga.

PrachodanaInstitute, 38 Vijayapura, Hassan-573201. Guttenahalli, 14 Hassan 08172-257397. Bellur, Hassan.

39 Social Services Organization, OS Rajiv Gandhi Economic Project, North Welfare and Rural Extension, 15 Chikkaballapur 08152-271659 Development Society, Prasanthi Chikkaballapur, Children’s Home, Chikkaballapur- 562101. 40 Ward No.26, Kempegowda Vidyaranya Education Circle, Behind and Development 16 Ramanagara Vasavi Circle, 9343207349 Organization, Mandur, Jalamangala Road, Bangalore, Ramanagara.

Annexure-5

Name and address of Special Adoption Agencies (government and non-governmental) operating in the state

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Telephone/Mobile Sl. No. Name & Address of Government Institutions No. Infant Home, Girls' Children’s Home, Gantikere 1 Christian Colony 3rd Cross, Near Bandigere Police 0836-2363388 Station, Hubli, Dharwad District. Amulya Infant Home, Girls' Children's Home, C/o State 08472-244756, Women's Hostel, Old Prison Alanda Road, Kalburgi- 2 9060535720, 585101 9845452971

3 State Women’s Hostel, Davanagere 08192-214025

4 Infant Home, C / o Sri Sevaniketan, Bellary 08392-267535

Shishu Mandir, Improvement Institute Complex, Near 5 080-26569344 Kidwai Hospital, Hosur Road, Bangalore (2 units) Canara Bank Relief and Welfare Society, 27th Cross, 080-26713421, 6 Banashankari 2nd Stage, Bangalore - 560070 26718067

Preeti Nilaya - Holy Angels Convent, Society of Sisters 7 of Charity, Snehalaya Sosiso-Medical Relief Center, 080-27703425 Solur-562127 Post, Magadi Taluk, Ramanagar District.

St. Michael Home, 80 Feet Road, Indira Nagar, 080-25200592, 8 Bangalore-560038 9972393654,

Siddha Mandir, Hella Nagara, Vargonagar, Kittiganur, 080-32970700, 080- 9 Bangalore -46 32970701

Orphan Infant Residence, No. 245, Bull Temple Road, 10 080-26508641 N.R. Colony, Bangalore-560019.

Kamadhenu Co-operative Vidyalaya, Chaitanya Mandir, 11 08172-292011 Gavenahalli Bypass Road, Hassan -563201

Spoorti Rural Development and Training Society, 0820- 2001754, 12 Spoortidham, Belur, Kedur Post, Kundapur Taluk - 08254-263419, 576231, Udupi District. 9918984119

9448069582, Tavaru Charitable Trust, Aralikatte Road, North Layout, 13 9980700946, Hassan-5732010. 9880723350

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Swami Vivekananda Seva Foundation, Nyaya Marg, 0831-2473919, 14 Subhash Nagar, Belgaum-590016. 9480422596

Krishnanugraha, Sri Krishna Charitable Trust, Eligible 15 Organization and Adoption Center, Vasundhara Nagar, 0820-2583007 Malpe Ashirvada Road, Santekatte, Udupi -576105. 08262-210763, Sarvodaya Social Services Institute, Kadrimidri, 16 9449651594, Ambale Hobli, Maralur Post, Chikmagalur-577133. 9449162699

Seva Bharati Trust, Girija 322/22, near C.D.O High 7411443005/ 17 School, Gadag-582101 9449188383

080- 23472701, Paraspara Trust, C/o Nanjudayya, Railway Gollahalli, 18 23371966, Nelamangala Taluk, Bangalore Rural District. 23378662

Spandana Association, Chamundeshwari Colony, near 19 Bankapura Bus Station, Shiggaon Taluk, Haveri 08378-254289 District.

Sahaya Trust, No.441, Marutikoppa, Sirsi-581402, 08384-38888, 20 Uttara Kannada District. 9845669397,

Hiremath Samsthana Vidyapeet Trust, Bhalki-585328, 08484-262284, 21 Bidar District 94481154049

SEARCH- Social Education Activity Rural Child 08351-287801, 22 Development Society, Kamatagi-587120, Hungund, 9448801473 Bagalkot District.

Janapada Seva Trust, Melukote-571431, Pandavapura 23 08236-299854 Taluk, Mandya District.

Vikasana Rural Development Society, No. 1813 1st 08232-221717, 24 Cross, Bandi Gowda Layout, Mandya-571401, Mandya 329893 District.

Sri Ramakrishna Seva Samaja, Puttur-574201, Dakshina 08251-230016, 25 Kannada District. 9379958016

Sri Siddheswara Vidyapeeth, C / o Panchala Home, 08352-276668, 26 Gurupadeshwara Nagar, Talikote, Vijaypur District. 9741093523

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Sri Jagadguru Muruga Rajendra Brihanmath, 08194-222250, 27 Chitradurga 9448232966

08224-256183, 28 Jivana Jyothi Trust, Kolaghatta, Chamarajanagar 9945216322

08156-275800, 29 K.V.Trust. Chikkaballapur 9742328129

8132-292680, 30 St. George's Daya Bhavana, Kunigal, Tumkur 9964939638

Sri Siddheshwara Vidya Peeth Trust, Amulya Adoption 31 agency, Kinnala road, Santiniketan colony, No.68, 9901442327, Bhagya Nagara, Koppal. 8867680355

32 Vishranti Trust, 11th Kilometers, Hosakote, Malur 9900584471, Road, Jadigenahalli Post, Bangalore -562114. 27921145

Annexure-6 District-wise Address of Partner Organizations identified by Child Line Foundation

Sl. District Child Line Partner Postal Address No. Mangalore School of Social School of Social Work, F. Mullers Work Hospital Road, Kankanady, Mangalore-575002. 1 Mangalore Padi Padi St Joseph's Highlands, near Cyalaco Hospital, Lower Bunder, Mangalore-575002. Bengaluru Child Rights Trust Child Rights Trust, No.4606, 6th Floor, High Point 4, 45 Palace Road, Bangalore-560001. Bengaluru Association for Association for Promoting Social Promoting Social Action, No.34, (Our Home), Action. Annasandra Palya, Vimanapura 2 Post, Bangalore-560017.

Bengaluru Bangalore Oniyavara Bangalore Oniyavara Seva Koota Seva Koota (BOSCO), No.242, 4th Main Road, (BOSCO) Chamarajpet, Bangalore-560018.

Kalburgi S.S.L Law College S.S.L Law College, Avine-i-Shahi Road, Near G.D.A Technical 3 College, Kalburgi-585102.

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Kalburgi Don Bosco Pyar Don Bosco Pyar, Plot No.617, G.D.A Dariyapur Layout, Naganahalli, Kalburgi-585102. Kalburgi Margadarshi Margadarshi Institute, K.P.T.C.L (KEB Quarters Mustar Unit Sub Station, South End, KEB Quarters, Thar File Area, Kalburgi-585102.

Bidar Orbit Orbit Human Resource Training Center, NH-9, Humanabad Bypass, Hyderabad Highway, N, Bidar- 585330.

Bidar Don Bosco Youth Don Bosco Youth Empowerment Empowerment Service, Chikkapete Aurad Road, Service. Near Gurudwara, Bidar-585401.

4 Bidar Sahayog Sahayog Volunteer Organization, No.65, opposite Noah Quadri Cottage Haider Colony, KPTCL, Chidri Road, Bidar-585403.

Bidar Dr. Ambedkar Dr. Ambedkar Cultural and Cultural and Welfare Welfare Society, House 8-11-229, Society House of Dawn KEB Road, SBH Colony, Bidar-585401.

Dharwad Sidaa Trust Sidaa Trust, No.21, C/o Sharadhi Complex, After Sai Mandir, Krushi Nagara, Kelageri Road, Dharwad- 580001.

Dharwad Kalyana Kiran Social Kalyana Kiran Social Service Service Institute Institute, No.2, Town Panchayat Complex, Jodana Oani, Kalaghatagi, Dharwad -581204. Dharwad Carmini Rural Seva Carmini Rural Seva Foundation, Foundation Kundagola Post, Revanna 5 Siddheswara Park, Bhovi Building, Kundagola Taluk, Dharwad – 581113. Dharwad Belgaum Diocean Belgaum Diocean Social Service Social Service Society, Service Dr. D. R.Bendre Society. Road, Sadhanakeri, Dharwad- 580008.

Dharwad Sneha Education and Development Society, No.23 Gamanakatte Road, Nodal Sivananda Nagar, Navanagar, Hubli-Dharwad 580020

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Davangere Don Bosco Don Bosco Charitable Society, 1st Charitable Society Main Road, Vijayanagara Layout, Near RTF Office, Kondajji Road, Davangere-577006. Davangere Nesara Slum Area Nasara Slum Area Environment, Environment, Transformation Mothers Transformation Development Institute, No.1879 / Mother Villages 21, Sherekappa Nagar, 1st Cross, 6. Development RMC Road, Davangere-577001. Institute. Davangere Swarda K Swarda K, No.438, 1st Main Road, 2nd Cross Road, K.B. Layout, Davangere-577002. Davangere Spoorti No. 1463/31, 6th B Cross, Shivakumar Swami Layout, 2nd Stage, Sanjeevinagar, Davanagere- 5770015. Mysuru Organization for Organization for Development of Development of People, Bannimantapa, B. Layout, People Mysore-Bangalore Highway, Mysore -15.

Mysuru Rural Literacy & No.343, 2nd Stage, Gayatripuram, 7 Health Programme Udayagiri Post, Near St. Anthony Church, Mysore-570019.

Mysuru Nisarga Foundation Someshwara Temple Road, 1st Main Road, H.D. Kote, Mysuru- 571114 Shivamogga Malnad Social St. Joseph Church, Sagara Road Service Society. Shivamogga - 577204 Shivamogga Siddheshwar Rural Opposite BESCOM Office, 8 Development Society Chalakere Road, Hiriyur, Chitradurga District, Shivamogga – 577599.

Mandya Vikasana Rural and No. 1813, 1st Cross, Bandigowda Urban Development Layout, Mandya-571401.

9 Mandya Bhim Integrated No. 196, 2nd Cross Mari Gowda Rural Development Extension, Near Pichsi Center, Society. Mandya-571401. Bellary Card Center for Rural Prashanth Nilaya, Behind Prison, Development Near Forest Quarters, 10 Parvathinagar Main Road, Bellary- 583104

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Bellary BDDS Bellary, # 1098, Near Outpost Police Diosian Development Station, near Sudha Cross Junction, Society Infantry Road, Cantonment, Bellary -583104

Bellary Don Bosco Jambunath Road, Hospet - 583201, Bellary Bellary READS, Rural # 36 / A, 1st Floor, opposite Education & Action Madhuri Nursing Home, Moka Development Road, Gandhinagar, Bellary - 583201. Bellary Sneha Society - Veerabhadreshwara Talkies, Integrated Sandur Road, Koodligi, Bellary - Community 583135. Development Chamarajnagar Sadhana Kollegal Road, opposite Junior College, Elandur, Chamarajanagar. 11 Chamarajnagar Organization for Organization for Development of Development of People, Klargi House, Banni People Mantapa Layout, 'B' Layout, Mysore-570015 Chikkamagalur Sarvodaya Sarvodaya Organization of Social 12 Organization of Work, Kadri Midri, Ambale Hobli, Social Work Malur Post, Chikmagalur-577133 Haasan Prachodana (Center Guddenahalli, J.H. Keri Post, 13 for Social Service) Vijayanagara Layout, Belur Road, Hassan-573201 Koppal Sarvodaya Integrated Sarvodaya IRDS, BSNL Colony, 14 Rural Development opposite Teachers’ Colony, Kinnal Society Road, Koppal-583231 Kodagu Coorg Organization # 4/312, 4th Block, Kushalanagar, 15 for Rural Kodagu District-571234 Development Tumkur Abhivruddhi Society Abhivruddhi Society for Social for Social Development, 3rd Main Road, Development, Siddarameshwara Layout, Near 16 Shachiti Niketan School, Kyata Sandra Post, Tumkur-572104 Tumkur Baduku Govinapura, Halkurke Road, Tiptur-57220 Belgaum United Social Flat No. 2528, Income Tax 17 Welfare Association Colony, Mahantesh Nagar, Belgaum-16 Vijayapura Ujwala Rural Nandikol Building, Bendigeri 18 Development Service Galli, Vijayapura-586104 Society Chitradurga Shri.Basaveshwara Behind Lokayukta Office, B.D. 19 Vidya Samsthana Road, Chitradurga.

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Bagalkot Rural Environment sector No.21, Hosur Building, Awareness & Navanagar, Bagalkot. 20 Community Help (RICH) Haveri Chaitanya Rural Behind Rural Police Station, 21 Development Society Haveri.

Haveri Rosini Social Action Near Hanagal Court, Maharaja Center Pete Road, Haveri.

Yadgiri Don Bosco Action District Administration Complex, 22 Center Chintapur Road, Yadagiri.

Rural Development Court Road, Rosi Pura, Services Society Doddaballapur Taluk, Bangalore Rural. Sparsha S.B.I. Building, 3rd Floor, Ward Bengaluru Rural No.2, Tippu Sultan Road, 23 Devanahalli, Bangalore Rural. Nemmadi Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Behind Hosakote, Sondekkoppa Road, Nelamangala Taluk, Bangalore Rural. Gadag Shruti Integrated near Main Post Office ,Valiyar Urban and Rural Building, Gandhi Road, Gadag. 24 Development Society Ramnagar Shanta Jeeva Jyoti Shanta Jeeva Jyoti, # 29, Karaga 25 Street, Mandipete, Ramanagar- 571511. Chikkaballapur Action for Social and Sivanilaya Kote, Gauribidanur Educational Town, Chikkaballapur. Development Association 26 Chikkaballapur Rajiv Gandhi 1st Floor, 3rd Road, V.S. Economic Welfare Gundappa Layout, Bangalore and Rural Road, Chintamani Town, Development Society Chikkaballapur.

Raichur Vimukti Charitable Vimukthi Charitable Trust, Jinnur 27 Trust Road, Podal Manvi (Taluk), Raichur -584143 Uttar Kannada Diosys Development Diosys Development Council, Council Vishab House, Karwar- 581302 Uttar Kannada Sahyadri Community Sahyadri Community Development 28 Development and and Human Empowerment Human Society, Savi Nilaya Building, Empowerment Main Road, Marathi Koppa, Sirsi, Society Uttara Kannada - 581402

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The name and address of the missing children's bureau agency working in the district

Sl.No. District Name & address of the Agency address of the missing children's bureau

1 Bengaluru Don Bosco Institute, 91, 'B' Road, Government Boys' Urban 6th Cross, Gandhinagar Children’s Home, Bangalore -560009 Department of Women and Child Development, Dr. M. H. Marigowda Road, Laksandra, Bangalore - 29

2 Bengaluru Sandeepa Seva Nilaya, 686/589 Nelamangala Town, Rural Chennappa Kalyani Road, Bengaluru Rural Nelamangala Town, Bangalore Rural - 562123

3 Bagalkot Sri Nandi Rural and Urban Basaveshwara Circle, Development Visionary Service Bagalkot Committee, Bureau of Missing Children, Bhalabhavan Building, No. 37, Near Dr. Ambedkar Bhavan, Navanagar, Bagalkot - 587101 4 Bidar Don Bosco Institute, Chikkapete Aurad road, Chikkapete Aurad road, Bidar. Bidar.

5 Bellary Hospet Ceylisian Society, Don Don Bosco, Center for Bosco, Hosapete Jambunatha Social Action, Jambunatha Road, Bellary 583201 Road, Hosapete, Bellary 583104

6 Belgaum Women And Child Development Kadak Galli, Belgaum

7 Chamarajnagar Youth Development Charitable Child Protection Unit, 2nd Trust, Gundlapete Rural, Floor, D.C .Office, Chamarajanagar. Chamarajanagar.

8 Mysuru Ashadayaka Seva Trust, 1st Child Protection Unit, Floor, Anjanadri Road, No.88, Shivaratna Vijayanagar 4th Stage, Mysuru Complex, Saraswati Puram, Mysuru

9 Chitradurga Don Bosco Institute Kalagot, Chitradurga.

10 Chikkamagalur Bharathi Seva Samiti N.R. 2nd Floor, Taluk panchyat Puram, Sunkankadakete, N.R.P Office, Belur, Chikmagalur Taluk, Chikmagalur.

11 Dakshina Malankar Social Service Society, Near Vedani Ashram, Kids

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Kannada No-23 Chikkamudunur Post, Puttur, Dakshina Kannada Puttur, Dakshina Kannada - 574203

12 Davanagere Don Bosco Institute, 1st Main Kondajji Road, Davanagere Road, Vijayanagara Extension, Kondajji Road, Davanagere- 577006 13 Gadag Bhuvaneswari Seva Samiti, 1st Floor, S.A. Buildin,g Missing Children's Bureau, Tagore Road, Gadag Gadag. Child Protection Unit, Tagore Road, Gadag-582101

14 Haasan Vidyalaya Education Gandada Kote, K.R. Puram, Development Society, District Hassan Child Protection Unit, 2nd Cross Road, Rakshanpuram, Hassan- 573201

15 Haveri Ashakirana Rural Development, Guttala road,, Haveri. Chikkamangaluru C / O S.B. Hombardi Desai Gulli, Near Water Tank, Haveri.

16 Kolar Buddha Rural Development, Sisandra Village, Cambodi, District Child Protection Unit, 1st Post, Kolar Floor Old Taluk Office, Kolar - 563101

17 Kalaburgi Anodaya Sewa Trust, Near Pyara Naganahalli Road, Goranti Temple, Magnahalli Kalburgi Road, Kalburgi.

18 Mandya Bhima Integrated Rural Gandhinagar, Mandya Development, District Child Protection Event, 6th Cross Road, K.R. Road, Mandya

19 Ramanagara Shanta Jewa Jyothi, Karagada Karagada Street, Street, Mundipete, Ramanagar Mundipete, Ramanagar 562159. 562159

20 Raichur Margadarshi Society, CIB CIB Colony, Shakti Nagar Colony, Shakti Nagar, Raichur. Raichur

21 Yadagiri Don Bosco Institute, Don Bosco Center for Social Action, Nagar, Chittapura Road, Chittapura Road, Yadagiri-

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Annexure-7 Training Details 2018-19 Sl. Subject Date of Training Participants No, of No Training Institute & Place Officers participat e in Training Counselling Programme Superintendents and on Child Care and ICPS, District Child 1 Programmes for 06-04-2018 10 NIMHANS Protection Officers Parenting children

Counsellors, Social Preparing SIR(Social ICPS, Workers, Investigation Report) 04-06-2018 State Health and Superintendents, 2 and ICP(Individual Care 05-06-2018 Family Welfare Social Case Workers, 22 Plan) Department. Protection Officers(Institutional / Non-Institutional) Counsellors, Social Preparing SIR(Social ICPS, Workers, Investigation Report) 06-06-2018 State Health and Superintendents, 3 and ICP(Individual Care 07-06-2018 Family Welfare Social Case Workers, 20 Plan) Department. Protection Officers(Institutional / Non-Institutional) Presidents and Orientation Training 07-06-2018 ICPS, 4 Members of the Child 14 08-06-2018 NIMHANS Welfare Committee Presidents and Counselling Workshop ICPS, Vikasa 5 27-06-2018 Members of the Child 200 Soudha Welfare Committee Counsellors, Social "Case Management" Workers, SIR(Social ICPS, 09-07-2018 Superintendents, Investigation Report) State Health and 6 11-07-2018 Social Case Workers, 28 and ICP(Individual Care Family Welfare Protection Plan) Department. Officers(Institutional/

Non-Institutional) Counsellors, Social Preparing SIR(Social ICPS, Workers, Investigation Report) Superintendents, 12-07-2018 State Health and and ICP(Individual Care Social Case Workers, 7 13-07-2018 Family Welfare 33 Plan) Protection

Department. Officers(Institutional / Non-Institutional)

Preparing SIR(Social 16-07-2018 ICPS, Counsellors, Social 8 22 Investigation Report) 17-07-2018 State Health and Workers, 61

and ICP(Individual Care Family Welfare Superintendents, Plan) Department. Social Case Workers, Protection Officers(Institutional / Non-Institutional) Counsellors, Social Preparing SIR(Social ICPS, Workers, Investigation Report) 18-07-2018 State Health and Superintendents, and ICP(Individual Care 9 19-07-2018 Family Welfare Social Case Workers, 31 Plan) Protection Department. Officers(Institutional / Non-Institutional) Counsellors, Social Preparing SIR(Social Workers, ICPS, Investigation Report) 20-07-2018 Superintendents, State Health and 10 and ICP(Individual Care 21-07-2018 Social Case Workers, 30 Family Welfare Plan) Protection Department. Officers(Institutional / Non-Institutional) Counsellors, Social Preparing SIR(Social Workers, Investigation Report) Superintendents, 28-08-2018 ICPS, 11 and ICP(Individual Care Social Case Workers, 36 29-08-2018 NIMHANS Plan) Protection Officers(Institutional / Non-Institutional) E-Governance, District Child 12 Tally 30-08-2018 Multi-storey Protection Unit 30 Building Accountants Counsellors, Social Preparing SIR(Social Workers, Investigation Report) Superintendents, 30-08-2018 ICPS, 13 and ICP(Individual Care Social Case Workers, 29 31-08-2018 NIMHANS Plan) Protection Officers(Institutional / Non-Institutional) Preparing SIR(Social Heads of Child Care Investigation Report) 14 In all Districts Institutions and Heads 1969 and ICP(Individual Care - of Children’s Homes Plan) Data Analyst, Protection ICPS, Officer(Institutional / 04-10-2018 E-Governance, 15 Track the Child Portal Non-Institutional), 80 05-10-2018 Multi-storey Hands-on Training Child Welfare Building Committee and J.J.B. Data Entry Operators Department of S.J.P.U Police Officer / 16 Workshop on Adoption 05-10-2018 Police,Ramanagar Staff 80 a 09-10-2018 ICPS, DTI- Accounts Officer / 17 58 K.T.P.P. Act 10-10-2018 Banashankari superintendent,

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accountants of children’s Home and district child protection unit Accounts Officer / superintendent, 11-10-2018 ICPS, DTI- accountants of 18 K.T.P.P. Act 60 12-10-2018 Banashankari children’s Home and district child protection unit About child protection superintendents of Administrative issues and advice 15-11-2018 children’s Home and 19 Training Centre, 12 measures 16-11-2018 District Child Mysuru Protection Officers Programme about Various Partners of Colloquium on Integrated Child changing laws and their Vijaya Residency, Protection Scheme 27-12-2018 163 20 implications on children Bengaluru (Police, Health, in collaboration with Education, Labor, Child Helpline Other Departments and Organizations) Training on Basic Superintendents and Psychosocial care for 21-01-2019- Counselors ICPS, 21 children in difficult Of Children’s Homes 29 23-01-2019 NIMHANS circumstances & Government Observation Homes Training on Basic Superintendents and Psychosocial care for 29-01-2019- ICPS, Counselors 31 22 children in difficult 31-01-2019 NIMHANS Of Children’s Homes circumstances & Government Observation Homes Counselling Meeting in collaboration with Presidents / Members, Child Welfare 23 Karnataka State Child 30-01-2019 Vikasa Soudha Committee and District 63 Rights Protection Child Protection Commission Officers

Workshop on operations ICPS, Head of Child Care 24 and maintenance of 12-02-2019 Directors' 25 Institutions Child Care Institutes Directorate Video Conference on Parental ICPS, District Child 13-02-219 13 25 Implementation in Directors' Protection Officers and Karnataka State Directorate Protection Officers

25-02-2019- ICPS Presidents and J J Act Orientation 26 Members of Child 27 Training 27-02-2019 Welfare Committee NIMHANS District Child 27 A programme on 27-02-2019 08 Protection Officers 63

Current Aftercare Practices (CAP), in collaboration with NIMHANS

Training on Capacity Presidents / Members, building workshop in Indian Social Child Welfare Committee and 28 collaboration with 07-03-2019 Institution, 60 Protection Officers of Bachpan Bachao Bengaluru Andolan (BBA) District Child Protection Unit Training on Basic Superintendents & Psychosocial care for 7-03-2019 ICPS, Counselors 29 children in difficult of Children’s Homes 29 9-03-2019 NIMHANS circumstances and Government Observation Homes Counseling Meeting, in Members, Juvenile collaboration with the Justice Board and Superintendent of 30 Karnataka State 12-03-2019 Vikasa Soudha 105 Children's Rights Observation Homes Protection Commission and Inspectors of Juvenile Justice Board Presidents and J J Act Orientation 11-03-2019- ICPS, Members of Child 32 31 Training 13-03-2019 NIMHANS Welfare Committee

Presidents and J J Act Orientation 18-03-2019- ICPS, Members of Child 43 32 Training 20-03-2019 NIMHANS Welfare Committee

Superintendents & Training on Basic 26-03-2019- Counselors Psychosocial care for ICPS, 33 of Children’s Homes 20 children in difficult 28-03-2019 NIMHANS and Government circumstances Observation Homes Total 3412

Details of training programs conducted by the NIPCCD organization Sl. Subject Date of Training Participants No. Of No. Training Institute/Place Officers Participated in Training

Trainer training on Protection 21-05-2018 NIPCCD, 1 various provisions Officer(non- 10 01-06-2018 Yalahanka of the J-J-System institutional) and LPO and ICPS Orientation 18-06-2018 NIPCCD, Superintendent and 2 10 Training on Child 22-06-2018 Yalahanka Head of Child Care

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Rights and Organization Protection Trainers’ Training Protection on Child 02-07-2018 NIPCCD, 3 Officers(Institutional 10 Protection 13-07-2018 Yalahanka & Non-Institutional)

Orientation Training For 25-07-2018 NIPCCD, Superintendent of 4 Superintendent of 10 27-07-2018 Yalahanka Children’s Homes Childcare Institutions Orientation Training For 01-08-2018 NIPCCD, Superintendent of 5 Superintendent of 10 03-08-2018 Yalahanka Children’s Homes Childcare Institutions Orientation Training on Child 27-08-2018 NIPCCD, Superintendent of 6 10 Rights and 31-08-2018 Yalahanka Children’s Homes Protection Orientation training for social workers and 24-09-2018 NIPCCD, Social workers & 7 10 mentors working 26-09-2018 Yalahanka Counsellors with children

Orientation Training For 03-12-2018 NIPCCD, Superintendent & 8 Superintendent of 10 07-12-2018 Yalahanka Counsellors Childcare Institutions Workshop for District Child Protection Unit 10-01-2019 NIPCCD, New District Child 9 Officers working 10 11-01-2019` Delhi Protection Officers on Juvenile Justice Act and child protection Orientation Training for 14-02-2019 Members of Juvenile 10 members of NIPCCD 10 15-02-2019 Justice Board Juvenile Justice Board Senior Officers of Training for SCPS, Chairmen / Divisional Level 20-02-2019 NIPCCD, Members of the Child 11 ICPS Partners 10 21-02-2019 Yalahanka Welfare Committee, about Child Members of Juvenile Protection Justice Board of CCI Orientation Superintendent, Case 19-02-2019 NIPCCD, 12 Training for Worker, Inspectors, 10 22-02-2019 Yalahanka Officers / Staff of Welfare Officers,

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Childcare Coordinators. Institutions on Child Rights and Protection Senior Officers of Training for SCPS, Chairmen / Divisional Level 28-02-2019 NIPCCD, Members of the Child 13 ICPS Partners 10 01-03-2019 Yalahanka Welfare Committee, about Child Members of Juvenile Protection Justice Board of CCI Orientation Training for 11-03-2019 NIPCCD, Superintendent of 14 Superintendents of 15 13-03-2019 Yalahanka Children’s Homes Childcare Institutions Orientation training for social workers 19-03-2019 NIPCCD, Social Workers & 15 and Counsellors 10 21-03-2019 Yalahanka Counsellors working in the children's field Total 155

Consolidated Report on the Training Programmes Conducted Total trainings Total No. of Total Total No. of Total Total No. of conducted by Participants Trainings Participants trainings Participants ICPS Organized by NIPCCD 33 3412 15 155 48 3567

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