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rz. ftargfuZerqRrw {iIrEUr fr fuw qrn Tn elcffi frq:- B-q-e-ffi t1f,f,, q+idft-o t t ;rqr 726 (24) SITUATIONS' 2022 1. Short title, extent and commencement.- (¹) This policy may be called the Rehabilitation policy for Children in Street Situations, 2022, which shall be known as 'oBaal Saksham". (2) It extends to whole State of Chhattisgarh' (3) It shall come into force from the date of publication in the Official Gazette'

2. Definition.- In this policy, unless the context otherwise requires,-

(a) "Child" means a person who has not completed eighteen years of age; (b) ',Children in Street Situatiorr/(CiSS)'' means a child who, _

(1) Lives, without any support, on the streets all alone; (2) Lives on the streets with their families; and (3) Stay in street situations during the day and are back home during the night to their families who reside in nearby slumftrutments' (c) "Best interest of child" means the basis for any decision taken regarding the child, to ensure fulfilment of his basic rights and needs, identity, social well-being and physical, emotional and intellectual development;

3.objective.-Theobjectivesofthispolicyareasunder:_

(l) Effective implementation of CiSS-SOP ².⁰ (Standard operation procedures released by National Commission for Protection of Child Rights) for care and protection of Children.in Street Situations'

(2) To take steps for ideniification and suitable rehabilitation of children in street situations.

(3) To provide for roles and responsibilities of the nodal officer at both State level and District Level for rehabilitation of children in street situations.

(4) To recommend measures for rehabilitation of children in street situations in accordance to their prevailing situation and provide a plan for reporting and monitoring of children in street situations' (5) Capacity building of different stakeholders'726 (25) 4. Procedures for identilication and rehabilitation of children in street situations.- (l) Identification of Hotspot areas in the district. Identification of Children in Sheet Situation by district authorities through hotspots and vulnerability mapping'

(2) Formation of the rescue team at the district level'

(3) Rescue of Children in street situations identified by district authorities.

(4) production of rescued children before Child Welfare Committee.

(5) Declaring the produced children before the Child Welfare Committee as the children in need of care and protection.

(6) preparation of Social Investigation Report and Individual Care Plan of rescued children in street situation.

(7) Orders issued by CWC regarding placement of children in institutional care/restoration with parents/guardians/relatives'

(8) providing immediate services to rescued children such as health screening, counselling, medical treatment, clothing, food etc'

(9) Linking of schemes/benefits with the child andl or the family for providing financial assistance.

(10) Issuance of final order related to rehabilitation by the Child Welfare Committee.

(11) Follow-up by district authorities of the children who have been rescued as per the recommendations made in the Individual Care Plan'

5. Responsibilities of the authorities at different levels for rehabilitation of children in street situations.-

726 (26)

(1) State Child Protection Society -

(a) The Chairperson, State Child Protection Society shall be the_ nodal officer to insure that all the District Magistrates/ District Collectors take prompt action foi implementation of CiSS-SOP ².⁰ formulated by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights'

(b) Identified children in street situation after being declared 'child in need of care and protection' by the Child Welfare Committee, can be provided 2OOOI- as per the prescribed procedure from the Juvenile iustice Fund created under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act,2015.

(c) The State Child Protection Society shall supervise and monitor the activities being done at the district level for identification, rescue and rehabilitation of children in Street situation and shall develop an online web portal for the same and disseminate it to all the departmenls. a¹d will organise training of all the stakeholders to work on the said portal'726 (27) (d) The review will be done on the basis of monthly follow-up report received by the State Child Protection Committee after proper rehabilitation of the rescued children in Street situation.

(e) State Child Protection Society shall support the preparation of action plan and implementation processes in coordination with various departments at regular intervals, at the district level to provide benefits of different schemes (financial and other schemes) in a time-bound manner to the children in street situation and their families.

(0 Shall formulate a private sponsorship program through CSR initiatives for individual sponsorship as per the provisions of Section 45 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

(g) The State Child Protection Society shall prepare guidelines for private- sponsorship program and to ensure its implementation, organise various programs with the aim of encouraging industries and companies for private-sponsorship program through CSR, so that the children in street situation can be provided with financial assistance by individual promoters under the private-sponsorship program.

(h) Shall conduct training programs for district level and state level officers for identification, rescue and rehabilitation of children in street situation; District level officers/employees of District Magistrate, Child Welfare Committee, District Child Protection Unit, Police Department, Labour Department, Food Department, Urban Administration and all stakeholders etc. can be included in the training program.

(i) Shall organize capacity building workshops for district officers.

(2) District Child Protection Society-

(a) The Chairperson (District Magistrate/ District Collector or his designated representative), District Child Protection Society, will be the nodal officer to ensure prompt action as per time-bound processes for effective implementatibn of CISS-SOP 2.0 prepared by National Commission for Protection of Child Rights.

(b) Shall hotspot identification and vulnerability mapping by the officers and staff of the District child Protection unit, headed by the chairman, District Child Protection Society. The suggestive checklist for this is attached at Annexure-I.

(c) Shall identification of "vulnerable children and families", their assessment and providing benefits of various schemes by holding regular meetings of concerned stakeholders at village, block and district level.

(d) The District Child Protection Society shall review the activities at regular intervals for identification, rescue and rehabilitation of children in street situation at the district level and ensure to send the meeting-minutes to the Chairperson, State Child Protection Society.

(e) Shall lay down/determine ths roles and responsibilities of Department of 726 (28) Women and Child Development, District Child Protection Unit, Police, Department of Panchayat and Rural Development, Social Welfare Department, Department of Health and Family welfare, Department of Food and civil supplies, Department of urban Administration and Development, Department of Tribal and Schedule Caste Development, district level officers, voluntary organisations, Child-Line district level functionaries, CWCs, JJBs and other stakeholders for the for identification, rescue and rehabilitation of children in street situation.

(0 Formal instructions shall be issued to seek the services, by forming a panel of trained counsellors in the district who can provide necessary counselling and mental health care and support to children in street situation.

(g) If there is no facility of open shelter in the district, the Child Welfare Committee shall work towards recognising fit-facility in accordance with the provisions of Section 5l of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 till a permanent open shelter facility starts. Children residing in Fit-Facility can be attached to the mid-day meal so that arrangements can be made for the children's meals.

(h) Shall identi$ persons or corporates/industries who are willing to provide financial assistance to children and help children to enrol under the state's private-sponsorship program in accordance with the provisions of Section 45 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

(i) The District Magistrate shall facilitate the services of the Medical Officer and Para Medical personnel of the district for health check-up of the rescued children.

CI) The District Magistrate shall ensure to provide the services of counsellors to the rescued children produced before the Child Welfare Committee.

(k) Children who are being kept in temporary shelters like open shelters/fit- facility, will be enrolled in nearby schools and ensure to provide transport facility from shelter to school.

(l) The District Magistrate can pass orders on the basis of the recommendation of the Child Welfare Committee to provide financial assistance of Rs.2000/- as interim relief to the rescued children in street situation. This amount of Rs 2OOOI- will be provided to the children through Juvenile Justice Fund.

(m) If the children in street situation who has been rescued, has a special financial need for health, education, etc., benefit can be given from the Juvenile Justice Fund.

(n) The District Task Force shall ensure that the children are attending school regularly as per sub-rule (2) of rule 2 of the Child and Adolescent.Labour Rules, 2017.

(o) The District Education Officer shall ensure that the children who have been restored to the families, are attending schools regularly.

(3) Chitd Welfare Committee - The procedures prescribed in Section ³⁶ and ³⁷ of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act,2015 shall be followed in the cases of the rescue children in street situation presented before the Child Welfare Committee.

(a) For children living alone without any assistance in Street situations -

(D The Child Welfare Committee may direct for the preparation of social Investigation Report under Section 36 and may declare the child as the child in need of care and protection in accordance with the Juven,e Justice (care and ffi.lmr:"rufl:ilTJ, ,tlrl'.

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(iii) Where it has been established that the child could not be restored with the family or could not also be declared free for adoption, the child may G provided long-term institutional care till the completion of 13 years and after that, financial support may be p.ouid.d till the age of 2l years, as per provisions me^ntioned in 37 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, to facilitate the child's re-integration into the mainstream of society.

(iv) In accordance with the order of the Child Welfare Committee, suitable temporary shelter should be provided to the child.

(v) providing shelter to the children by declaring the appropriate.place selected-by the District Child Protection Committee as a fit facility.

(vi) tn the absence of any identity card/document of the child, on the orders/request of the child welfare committee, the child will be taken to ihe nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra to generatelmakelqeatel prepare the Aadhar card.

(b) For children living with their families in street situations -

(i) Children living with their families in street situations will be rescued and produc"i brfor. the Child Welfare Committee as per the prouiriorr mentioned in Section 3l of the Juvenile Justice (care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

(ii) Necessary order to be passed by the Child Welfare Committee for the restoration of the chiid wittr the family and to place the child and the family in temPorary shelters.

(iii) Temporary shelters may include open shelters and fit-facilities for children and night shelters for parents.

(iv) The child and the family members should also be given counselling' 726 (30) (v) If the child belongs to a migrant family that comes to the city due to lack of means of subsistence, adopting the livelihood option of doing odd jobs, begging or selling products on the streets, or even does some other work involving children, in such cases the District Child Protection Unit should visit the family and prepare the Social Investigation Report with complete family information. Finally, every fossible siep should be taken to settle the family at their native place.

(vi)

The child welfare committee where the child is produced, ⁰&Y consider writing to the Child Welfare Committee or the District child) Magistrate of thi concerned district (the place of origin of lhe to f,rovide Sponsorship for the child. If the child is eligible under ,..iion 45 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, and ensure that the family is provided with basic faciiities and appropriate benefits under various schemes of the Government (Central and State).

(vii)

If it is established by inquiry that the family is unable at the present time to return to its native place due to some reasons then the Child Welfare Committee may recommend for the enrolment of the child in Anganwadi centre or any school, as well as for the facility of open sheiher available in the area and for thg family to provide benefits under various schemes of the (Central and State) Government'

(c) For children living in Street Situations during the day and back with their families at night in the nearby slum area -

(i) The children found in such situation, after the rescue, should be produced before the Child Welfare Committee under Section ³¹ of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

(ii) Necessary orders shall be passed for the restoration of the child to the famiiy and to place the child in temporary shelters for the day time..

(iiD The open shelter will function as a community-based facility^ for childrin, with the aim of protecting children from abuse or life in street situations.

(iv)

To keep families and children away from the streets, the child Welfare Committee may recommend the inclusion of families and children in the schemes implemented by the central or State Government.

(d) Police DePartment -

' (a) Special juvenile police unit and district traffic police in-charge, in coordination with district administration and state women and child development/social welfare department, shall ensure the safety of street children. .:

(b) The Beat constables and traffic police being stationed at all the intersections or nooks of the city, shall be involv'ed in the identification and rescue of the726 (31) children in street situation.

(c)

the Child Welfare parents in the street The Police Department shall immediately inform Committee about the child living alone or with the situation.

(d) Action be initiated against such family who is forcing the child into begging, as per provisions provided under section 75 - 'punishment for cruelty to child' and Section 76 - 'employment of child for begging' of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.

(e) First Information Report (FIR) to be registered against the employer for contravention of the provisions of the Child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986 and the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act,20l5.

(0 Police will take action against any other abuse like sexual exploitation and trafficking.

(e) The Anti Human Trafficking Unit, by playing a proactive role, will share the information with the District Collector/District Child Protection Unit of the area.

(h) Innovative mechanism will be developed by the traffic police for reporting of children found in street situations.

(⁴) Labour Department -

(a) ln case the child is found to be a bonded labourer, compensation shall be provided to the child as per Clause 5 of the Central Sector Scheme for Rehabilitation of Bonded Labour, 2016.

(b) Shall ensure rehabilitation of bonded labour as per the provisions.

(c) The penalty (between Rs.20,000/- to Rs.50,000/-) imposed under the Act on the employer of the released child labourer will be deposited in the Child Labour Rehabilitation Fund a.nd the interest received by the government on the investment of Rs 15,000/- deposited in the Child Labour Rehabilitation Fund for the released child labour will be used for the education and skill up- gradation of the released child labour and the deposited amount in the Child Labour Rehabilitation Fund in his name shall be given to the released child laQour when he attains the age of majority.

(d) In coordination with the Chhattisgarh State Skill Development Authority, the child and adolescent will be lined with skill programs and vocational training for skill development.

(e) Rule 28 (2) of Child & Adolescent Labour Rules, 2017 states that where a child receiving education in a school remains absent consecutively for thirty days without intimation to the Principal or Head Master of the school, then, the Principal or Head Master shall report such absencE to the concerned nodal officei referred to in clause (i) of sub-rule (l) of rule ¹⁷C for information. This may be monitored by the Labour'Department on a regular basis. A report may 726 (32) be sought from the District Education Officers in this regard.

(0 Shall amend of scheme or creat of new schemes for the rehabilitation of the children found in such situation,.

(s) Urban Local Bodies/ Resident Welfare Associations/ Vyapar Mandals -

(a) The Urban Local Bodies/ Resident Welfare AssociationslBusiness Boards may also take measures to identiff the hotspots and report the same to the District Magistrate.

(b) Shall har of death data by the respective Urban Local Bodies to the relevant stakeholders so that orphans or abandoned children can be taken care of immediately.

(c) The birth certificate to the children to be provided by concerned Urban Local Body for age determination, school enrolment and linking to any other scheme requiring this document.

(d) Awareness generation about Child Helpline, Open Shelter information etc. in this regard, anrorn...ent in streets and markets can be done by Urban Local Bodies through their garbage vehicles on a regular basis.

(e) Monitor the recycling units and its premises set up for plastic. waste management to identiff the children working in the areas and doing the rag- picking work. Identification and counselling of rag-pickers children and their iamilies by involving Self Help Groups. Ensuring the enrolment of children who are rag pickers and garbage collectors, in schools and are attending classes regularly.

(0 The Urban Local Body shall make all efforts to bring occupation of rag picking work into organized sector of work, so that the families can sell the waste and plastic materials to people at a fixed price and earn their livelihood. Bank accounts of such families shall be opened so that the business of picking up garbage can become a source of income for them and would keep the families and children off the streets and children of the child labour.

(g) The urban local body shall also identifu such people who are buying plastic waste/other waste from child rag pickers and ensure to take appropriate action against such people along with getting FIR filed , as children working as rag pickers is prohibited under the Child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986,

(6) Revenue/ Administration Department -

(a) Overall monitoring and supervision of all the interventions for ensuring care and protection for the children in street situations shall be done at the district level by the District Collector/District Magistrate.

(b) The district administration may consider training the rescued children in street situation (on attaining the age of ¹⁸ years) as Civil Defence volunteers, since it will not only provide such vulnerable children respectable employment but owing to their street experience, they can assist many other children who come726 (33) from similar background.

(c) shall implement of schemes so that benefit and release of compensations can be made to children in a time bound manner"

(7) District Education officer -

(a) The concemed Dishict Education Officer shall facilitate admissions in neighbourhood schools of the rescued children living in street situations and in families, ensure the admission of the repatriated children in the "uslor-ig.ant schools of the repatriated district

(b) Arrangement of bridge courses for out-of-school children and admission in open schools.

(c) The progress report of the enrolment of rescued children in street situations in schools ,t uit u. shared regularly by the District Education officer to the School Education DePartment'

(d) If a child receiving educatiotr in the school is absent from the school continuouslv ron tt iiy days, then the Principal or headmaster of the school shall inform the District Education Officer of such absence under the provisions of Rule 2B(2)of the child and Adolescent Labour Rules, 2017' (e) The District Education officer shall provide all the-information regarding the above to the District Child Protection Unit which shall be ensured to be forwarded to the Child Welfare Committees'

7. other steps to be taken for the rehabilitation of children in street situations-

(1) Health Screening - (a) Every rescued child who has been produced before the Child Welfare Commiffee, health screening must be done'

(b) The District Magistrates shdll \ /

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services of medical officer of the and para-medicals siaff officers for conducting health assessment of children where the children in street situations are teing produced before the Child Welfare Committee.

(c) Based on the medical report, child welfare committee shall pass an order directing the District child protection Unit to provide emergency treatment and care by linking the child with de-addiction centres and health centres etc' (2) Counselling services - (a) In order to provide counselling facilities to the children in street situation and their familiJs, the Child Welfaie Committee may pass orders to the counsellors linked to District Child Protection Unit and Child Welfare Committee'

(b) The observations and recommendations made by the counsellor shall be recorded in the SIR (social inve'stigation report) of the child.

726 (34) (c) Wherever required, the children and/or the family shall be given and/or linked with mental health services.

(d) The counsellors shall make all possible efforts to keep the families and the children awaY from the streets.

(3) Where the child is without any identification -

Such child il;t in street situations about whom his native placel parents/ family is not kniwn, the child welfare committee may pass order related to preparation of Aadhar Card for the child' Right to Education of Children in Street Situation -

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Under Section 3 of the Right to Education Act, ²⁰⁰⁹, such children who come from adverse circumstances and weaker sections, shall be arranged for free education for primary education. Such children shall be enrolled in a proper neighbourhood school.

(s) Education of children with disability -

children with disabilities should also be given benefits under the Right to Education Act 2009 and all the rights mentioned in Chapter 5 of the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunity Rights Protection and Full Participation) Act, 1995 will be aPPlicable.

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itO above six years of age has not been admitted in any school or though admitted, could not complete his or her elementary education, then, he or shi shall be admitted in a class appropriate to his or her age.

(b) Where a child is directly admitted in a class appropriate to his or her age, then, he or she shall, in ordei to be at par with others, have a right to receive special training.

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the benefit ormid-oay meal/ supplementary nutritious food.

(8) Linking with schemes/benefits - f"l The child {{^{{FOOTNOTE *}}}}elfare committee shall pass an order as per Section. ⁴⁵ of the Juvenile Justice (care and protection of children) Act, ²⁰¹⁵, if the child is found eligible Ouiing the inquiry that the financial support shall provide to the children fto- gou"tnment implemented schemes, funds, scholarships, etc" (b) Local authoritils may also facilitate the benefit/entitlement of any government implemented schemes to the child or his/her family/guardian wherever applicable or recommended by the Child Welfare Committee and these shall be given PrioritY.

(c) If there are any other schemes implemented by State Government for children in street situaiions, then the sum" *uy be informed to National Commission for Protection Child Rights and shall be updated at Stage-5 of the portal'

(e) (a) To meet the medical, nutritional, education, and other needs of the children, assistance shall be given from the Sponsorship program so that the quality of life of the children can be improved'

(b) If the Child Welfare Commiffee feels that the child has to be given aSsistalce under the sponsorship program or the parent/relative/single parentof the child applies for itre rponrorit ip program, then the District Child Protection726 (35) committee will present the recommendation of the Sponsorship and Foster cu,"co**ittee.(SFCAC)beforetheChildWelfareCommittee.

(c)ThesmoothoperationoftheSponsorshipPlogramshouldteensuredbythe District child protection unit. ior the indiviauit sponsorship program, a bank account will be opened in tfr. name of the cirild by the District Child ProtectionUnit,wh.oseoperationwillbewiththemother.

(10)Privatesponsorshipplogrl:underSection45oftheJuvenileJustice(Careand Protection of Children) Act, ²⁰¹⁵ -

State Child protection Committee will prepare guidelines related to private- sponsorshipprogramandwillbeissuedbytheStateGovernment.

8.OtherStepsThatCanBeTakenforRehabilitationofChildrenWhoareVictim of Offences-

(1) Where child is found to be in contravention of labour laws and/or is found working-

(a)HeshallbeproducedbeforetheChildWelfareCommitteeunderthe

'section 1t or the Juvenile Justice (care and Protection of provisions of Children) Act,2015'

(b) Local police shall file FIR on the perpetrators and employers of the child for violations of Child and Adoles..rt Lubour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act' protection of children) Act,20l5' and lndian ¹gg⁶, Juvenile Justice ii"r" "ro penal Code, 1g60 on ili" ,iu,"rn.n of the child given before the Child Welfare Committee'

(c) [n case the child in street situation is found to be picking waste' working in a roadsideteastallifruitcart,sellingnewspapers,balloons,PSl.':P"n.ils,etc., rr"r, acts of the child are also to be diemed as acts of child labour'

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(d) If the person receiving the scraps/whatever collection from the child or who childrenLd is giving narcotic substance instead of money or along with the money, u.,io, ilavU"" initiated under Section 77of the Juvenile Justice (care and protection of c-hildren) Act,2015' In any case if a person is purchasing scraps/wtratever collection f'o'n a child, action must be initiated under the relevant sections of the child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, iq⁸⁶, lr*rile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) 1(jt,zoisandanyotherlawsapplicableforthismatter.

(e) Following financial amounts/compensations shall be provided to the child labour victim-

(i) Interim compensation as decided by the child welfare committee for providing emergency protection and health care services'

(ii)CompensationinaccordancewithClause5oftheCentralSector Scheme for Rehabilitation of Bonded Labourers' 2016'

(iii)Thepenalty(betweenRs'20,000/-toRs'50'0001)imposedunderthe 726 (36) Act on the employer of the released child labourer will be deposited in the Child Labour Rehabilitation Fund and the interest received by the govemment on the investment of Rs ¹⁵,⁰⁰⁰/- deposited in the child Labour Rehabilitation Fund for the released child labour will be used for the education and skill up-gradation ofthe released child labour and the deposited amount in the chito Lauour Rehabilitation Fund in his ,u*" ihull be given to the released child labour when he attains the age of majority.

(iv) Back Wages from the employer to the child' if any'

Q',) Where the child is a substance abuser or is indulge in drug peddling -

(a) Child Welfare Committee shall immediately send the child to a fit facility identified for care, detoxification, treatment and rehabilitation.

(b) Girl substance abusers shall be sent to "fit facility" exclusively earmarked for girl children.

(c) Child Welfare Committee shall direct the District Child Protection Unit and District Administration to create such facility for drugs de-addiction in an appropriate institution in an appropriate manner'

(d) In case there is unavailability of de-addiction institution, the child may be sent to any other appropriate facility of the Government'

(3)Wherethechildisfoundtobebeggingonthestreets-

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(a) Where the child is found by the Child Welfare Committee to fall under any of Welfare Committee shall pass an order for institutional care of the child under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act,2015-

(b) The people making the child to beg in the streets including parents shall be iOentified at the time of rescue of these children and FIR under the provisions of the Indian penal Code, ¹⁸⁶⁰, Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, and thp Child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and R;d"ti";) Acq ¹⁹'⁸⁶ shall be immediately filed by the Police for further investigation.

(4) Where the child is a sexual abuse victim -

(a) Where the rescued child is also a victim of sexual abuse or has been sexually exploited, the procedure for such child shall be followed as per the Protection olChildren from Sexual Offences Act,20l2'

(b) An immediate FIR shall be registered by the Police on the statement of the child as per the provisions of thi Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act,2012.

(a) If the Child Welfare Committee suspects

not in fact the biological parent or guardian, in such cases the Child Welfare Committee shall reqiest a police investigation, a copy of which may be given to the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit'

(b) Further, if the child states that he is controlled by some other person or group of persons, the police is to carry out further investigation into the matter and will initiate appropriate action immediately under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act,2015'

(c) Until the true identity of the persons having charge of the child is found out' the Child Welfare Committee may place the child in institutional care and after inquiry of the police is completed,-only then shall the child be restored to the parents/guardians with the orders of the Child Welfare Committee.

(d) If the investigation reveals that the custodians of the child are traffickers, then appropriate l-egal action shall be taken under Indian Panel Code, 1860, the Juvenile JustiJe (Care and Protection of Children) Act, ²⁰¹⁵, The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956 against the perpetrators'

(6) where the chitd was identified but is not found at the same place - (a) The District child Protection unit shall inform about the same to the concerned child welfare committee and District Magishate.

(b) The District Magistrate shall order the special Juvenile Police units to initiate an mqulry rnto the search and whereabouts of the child

(c) Special Juvenile Police Units shall make all efforts to locate the whereabouts of the child.

(d) At the time of identification of children in street situations whether those children are alone or with families, it should be ensured that the families are not migrant families and that children are not going to relocate from that place.

(7) If the Child is DivYang -

(a) On the orders of the Child Welfare Committee, the Chief Medical Officer (cMo) will provide proper certificate to the child, using that tlre Divyang child is to be enrolted by the District Child Protection Unit for the schemes operational.

(b) On the order of Child Welfare Committee, the child shall be provided with disability specific supportive devices'

(c) Child Welfare Committee would order for the child's placement based on the nature of disability of the child in appropriate institutional care'

(d) District Child protection Unit will take follow-up action with DSWO (District Social Welfare Officer) to place the child in the institution for.Divyang children.

(e) Efforts will also be made for restoration and re-integration into the mainstream of society through appropriate means aird interventions' 726 (38) 9. Role of Stakeholders -

BASIC INDICATORS TO IDENTIFY ''CHILDREN AT R[SK'' AND ''VULNERABLE FAMILIES''

1. OutofSchool 2. Out of Aanganwadi 3. Family Condition:

(a) Abandoned child

(b) Divorcee/Widow Women

(c) Disabled children

(d) Disability in Family (e) Poor health conditions making the children vulnerable (0 Old age Parents (g) Families unable to obtain Gainful Employment (h) Relatives or family Members already Migrated and in street situations in Cities/Urban Areas

(i) Families where children are survivors of trafficking O Families having Debts, loans, other such monetary liabilities etc. (k) Affected by natural calamities (1) Casualty in Family or death of earning member due to any reasons

(m) Accident in Family

(n) Marital Discords

4. Abuse in the Family: Misbehaviour/ Discrimination/Children Unhappy due to various Reasons

5. Families where alcoholism and/or addiction to other substances is prevalent 6. Family members accused of any violation of child rights ie. POCSO, JJ Act, Child Labour etc

7. Rag picker families 8. Children who are victim of Substance Use or Risk of Substance Use g. Victim of Child Labour Activity in Village/nearby areas or possibility of getting indulged into child labour

10. History of Absconding/Running Aqay from Home 11. Economic deprivation condition of family which makes child vulnerable to trafficking 12. Children involved in beggary and rag-picking

Note: Above mentioned indicators are indicative'