The scheme aims to provide tricycles to orthopedically challenged individuals to enhance their mobility and independence.

Orthopedically challenged individuals whose monthly income or their parent/guardian’s monthly income does not exceed ₹20,000 are eligible.

An individual can receive a tricycle once every three years.

No, the tricycle is issued to the individual and is non-transferable.

Maintenance and repair responsibilities are usually not covered by the scheme; beneficiaries should refer to the guidelines or contact the distribution office for specific assistance.

Records of beneficiaries are maintained by the Assistant Directors and District Managers to avoid double or false claims.

The tricycles are distributed through the Assistant Directors, Department for the Welfare of Differently Abled & Senior Citizens, and the District Managers of the A.P. Differently Abled & Senior Citizens Assistance Corporation.

The tricycle is distributed directly by the Assistant Directors or District Managers of the respective departments.

They can inquire about the reasons for denial and may reapply if they address the specified issues or seek assistance from the concerned authorities.

Applicants must provide proof of disability, income certificates, and identification documents.

Applications are received throughout the year, and eligible requests are processed as they come.