Access And Utilization Challenges of The Jagananna Vidya Deevena Scheme: A Study in Parvathipuram Manyam District, Andhra Pradesh
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https://doi.org/10.63671/ijsssr.v4i3.655Keywords:
Welfare schemes, Employment, Backward Classes, Housing, OrganizationsAbstract
This Article Access and Utilization Challenges of the Jagananna Vidya Deevena Scheme: A Study in Parvathipuram Manyam District, Andhra Pradesh focus upon the Welfare schemes or policies, especially social welfare schemes, provide basic needs to the lowerclass people who are economically and socially backward in the society as well as to reduce the poverty in the society. The main aim of the welfare schemes to increase employment and family income in the society, particularly for the backward classes in the society. Welfare schemes provide financial assistance to people, who are mostly suffering from a lack of basic needs in the society. “The term Welfare refers to assistance programs sponsored by governments for needy individuals and families, including schemes, such as food stamps, health care assistance or specialties, and unemployment compensation.” Social welfare refers to the efforts made by governments and voluntary organizations to assist families and individuals by maintaining acceptable income levels, providing medical care and public health services, promoting adequate housing and community development, providing services to facilitate social adjustment, and providing recreational facilities. All the nations have developed social welfare services as they have moved from agrarian to industrial economies. In India the term social welfare has come to be used in a restricted sense, provision of social services for the socially unprivileged groups schedule castes, schedule tribes, Denotified Communities, orphans, disabled and economically unprivileged social welfare program are therefore directed to ameliorate their conditions.
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