THE INTEGRATED CHILD PROTECTION SCHEME (ICPS)
The Integrated Child Protection Scheme is expected to significantly contribute to the
realization of Government/State responsibility for creating a system that will efficiently and
effectively protect children. lt is based on cardinal principals of "Protection of Child rights
"and "best internet of the child". Hence' the ICPS objectives are: to the reduction of
vulnerabilities to situations and actions that in difficult circumstances, abandonment and
separation of child ren. These will be achieved by (i) improved access to and q uality of child
protection services; {ii) raised public awareness about the reality of child rights, situation
and protection in lndia; (iii) clearly articulated responsibilities for child protedion {iv)
established and functioning structures at all government levels for delivery of statutory and
support services to children in difficult circumstances; (v) jntroduced and operational
evidence based monitoring and evaluatlon.
SERVICE DETIVERY STRUCTURE
will be implemented in Mission Mode
and will set up State and District Child Protection Societies as the fundamental units at State
and District levels for the implementation for the scheme. State Adoption Resources Agency
(sARA) shall function as a unit under the state child protection Society. These Societies will
ln order
to ensure effective services deliverV the
ICPS
be registered under the societies Registrations Act. 1860 and would function under the
overall supervision and control of the State Government /UT Administrations. The Ministry
of Women and Child Development will formulate the detailed Suidelines along with the bye
laws for setting up these societies at the district and state levels.
1. District level
1.1 District Child Protection society (DcPs):
jn each district as a fundamental
ICPS envisage settings up a District Child Protection society
unit for the implementation ofthe scheme.
Functions of District Child Protection societv (DcPsl:
The DCPS shall coordinate and implement all child rights and protection activities at distrid
l.
ofthe
shallinclude:
Contribute to effective implementation of child protection legislations, schemes and
achievement of child protection Soals laid out ;n the National Plan of Action Children
2OO5 in doing so, the DCPS will follow National and State priority, rules and
level. The specific functions
DCPS
guidelines.
ll.
lll.
for each child in need of care there is an individual care plan is regularly
reviewed .lMonitor the implementation of plan.
ldentity families at risk and children in need of care and protection through effective
Ensure that
networking and linkages with the ICDS functionaries, specialized Adoption Agencies
(ASS), NGOS dealing
with child protection issues and local Bodies, viz.
PRls and Urban
Local Bodies. etc.:
lV.
V.
the number of children in difficult circumstances and create district-sDecific
databases to monitortrends and patters ofchildren in difficult circumstances;
Map all child related services providers and services at district for creating a
Assess
resources dlrectory;
Vl,
Vll.
ldentify and support credible voluntary organizations to implement programme
components ofthe lCPS;
Support implementation of family based non-institutional services including
Vlll.
sponsorship, foster care, adoption and after care;
Ensure effective implementation of the juvenile justice(Care and Protection Children)
Act, 2000 and its Amendment Act,2006 at district/city levels by supporting creation
of adequate infrastructure, viz. setting up JBBs CWCS, SJPUs in each districts and
homes in a cluster ofdistricts as required;
lX,
Ensure setting up
X.
effective implementation of programme, as well as discharge of its functions;
Facilitate transfer of children at all levels for either restoration to their families or
placing the child in long or short-term rehabilitation through sponsorship, Kinship
Xl.
care, in country adoption, foster care, inter-country adoption and placement in
institutions;
Facilities effective implementation of other legislations for child protection in the
district, viz. Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act (HAMA)1956; Guardians and
Wards Act (GAWA) 1890; Chlld Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act 1986; Child
of District Block and village level Child Protection Committees for
Marriage and Restraint Act 1979 and lmmoral Traffic Prevention Act 1986, Pre- Natal
Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibitions of sex Selection) Act 1994.etc and any other Act
that force for protecting child rights.
Xll.
Network and coordinate with all government department to build inter-sector
linkages on child protection issues, including Department of Health Education. Social
Welfare, Urban Basic Services, Backward Classes & Minorities, Youth Services, Police,
Judiciary, Labour, State AIDS Control Society, among others;
Xlll.
Netwo.k and coordinate with voluntary and civilsociety organizations working in the
field ofchild rights and protection.
XlV.
Develop parameters and tools for effective monitorin8 and supervision of ICPS in the
district;
XV.
Supervise and monitor all institutions/agencies providing residential facilities to
chlldren in district;
XVl.
Train and build capacity of all personal (Government and Non-covernment ) working
under child protection system to provide effective services to children;
XVll.
Encoura8e voluntary youth participation in child protedion programmes at district,
block and community levels;
Xvlll.
Organise quarterly meetins
atnou"r,
*o ,r0"il""r':.-Yi:,
x,x 1|,",.:ffilnt;i::#:#,"t,,
#
^xt.
all
stakeholders
at
district level inctuding
or pub,ic ,o review
#i:::#j#:'""
r..,,0","|,".".oi,,;T,:T"":::::t
"ther
districts;
Maintain a database of
all chilc
the district level This o","
,i:"::::::":tnal
care and non-institutional
acre at
""'**"*,"". r,"rffi;"J'::l'rT:T,'Il,::"ll ;':::ff
..1^"_1::r:
WOMEN
- DtsrRrcr cHrr.D
pRorEcfloN
& CHITD DEVETOPMENT
I l:::,:l J:,.: ;
uNrr
DEPARTMENT.
H,NO. _ 721,HUDA SEC. _
1
NARNAUI.
PH,NO.072A2_254727
E-MAlt tD- [email protected]
Designation
Sh. Sandeep
kumii
Smt. Sushma
yadiv
Smt. santosh
Kuiiri
Smt, Garima
Ve;;;
Smt. Prem Lata
oistrict chita proGEiin
Protection
officerliiij
erotection
offii;le
brfiE
Social worker
Accountant
Smt. Suman
Sh. Hansraj
Siini
Smt. Annu Sharma
Data Analyst
Assistant- Cum-DEO
Iegal-cum-probation-FE
Vacant
Socialworker (Male)
outreach Workerlij
Vacant
outreach
WorkJlfr
The juvenile Justice (Care
& Protection of Children) Amendment Act, 2006 recentlv
passed by both houses of Parliament makes it mandatory to establish one Child
Welfare Committee in each district as the final authority to dispose of cases tor rne
care, Protection, treatment, development and rehabilitation of children in need of
care & protection and to provide for their basic needs and protection of human
rights.
To Facilities the setting up of CWC'S in every district and to ensure their eftecttve
functioning, the scheme shall provide adequate infrastructure and financial support
to the State Governments and UT Administrations.
ADDRESS- CHITD WETFARE COMMITTEE
H.NO.
-
721, HUDA SEC.
-
1
NARNAUL.
PH.NO,0t282-254727
Sr. No.
1
2
4
Name
Smt. Maniu Kaushik
Vacant
--oo--
Designation
Chairperson
Member-1
Member-2
Member-3
Member-4
-do--oo--
3.Juvenile Justice Board (JJB)
The juvenile Justice (Care And protection of Children) Amendment Act,2006 Makes it
mandatoryto have one Juvenile Justice Board in each district to dealwith matters relating
to juveniles in conflict with law. To facilities setting up of a JJB in each district and to
ensure
their effective functioning, the scheme shall provide adequate infrastructure and financial,
support to state Governments and UT Administrations.
JUVENII.E JUSTICE BOARD
ROOM NO.-l, Ot-D MtNtSEC.
NARNAUL.
Sr. No.
1
2
Name
Sh. Sandeep Chauhan
Sh. Sajjan Sineh
Smt. Kumundan i 5h rivastva
Designation
Principal Magistrate
Member {Male)
Member (Female)