The guidelines does not specify the exact usage of financial assistance. However, it's likely that the funds should be primarily utilized for the care and welfare of the destitute and orphaned children under the care of the Voluntary Organizations.

The content doesn't provide specific details about the renewal process. Voluntary Organizations may need to contact the Directorate of Women & Child Development to inquire about the renewal requirements and procedures.

Yes, if a Voluntary Organization is housing children in both owned and rented premises, they can receive financial assistance based on the respective rates applicable to each type of premises.

The Directorate of Women & Child Development is the implementing authority of the scheme, and it is responsible for processing the applications from Voluntary Organizations, evaluating eligibility, and disbursing financial assistance to the eligible organizations.

The content does not mention any specific limit on the number of children a Voluntary Organization can admit to receive financial assistance. However, the amount of financial assistance may be based on the number of children admitted and cared for by the organization.

The financial assistance is provided on a monthly basis per child for the registered Voluntary Organizations that meet the eligibility criteria and requirements of the scheme.

Yes, the scheme supports children up to the age of 18 years.

Voluntary Organizations receive ₹ 500/- per child per month for children housed in rented premises.

Voluntary Organizations receive ₹ 400/- per child per month for children housed on their own premises.

Registered Voluntary Organizations receive financial assistance in the form of grants based on the number of destitute and orphaned children they admit and care for.

Voluntary Organizations can apply for the scheme by approaching the Directorate of Women & Child Development, Panaji, Goa.

The main objective of this scheme is to provide assistance to Voluntary Organizations that cater to the needs of destitute and orphaned children up to the age of 18 years.