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    The Central Social Welfare Board (CSWB) is an autonomous body under the Ministry of Education that was established in 1953 by the government of India under Prime Minister Nehru. It aims to empower women and children through various programs and providing support to voluntary organizations. It has a General Body and Executive Committee that oversees its work.

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    CENTRAL SOCIAL

    WELFARE BOARD (CSWB)


    • CSWB is an autonomous body,
    under the control of Ministry of
    Education.

    • This was set up by the


    government of India, on 13 Aug
    1953.
    • CSWB is an initiative of Pandit
    Jawaharlal Nehru.

    • Dr. Durgabai Deshmukh was the


    founding Chairman. (Eminent
    Social Worker).
    DR. DURGA BAI DESHMUKH
    MISSION
    • As a National Organization, strive
    to be recognized as the most
    progressive entity for providing
    services of unequivocal excellence
    to women and children for their
    protection, capacity building and
    total empowerment.
    Cont….
    • To raise awareness about the
    legal and human rights of
    women and girl child and to run
    campaigns against social evils
    affecting them.
    VISION
    • The Board must :

    • Act as a change maker with a


    humanitarian approach
    by reinforcing the spirit of
    voluntarism.
    • Create an enabling
    mechanism to
    facilitate networking of
    committed social workers for
    the empowerment of women
    and children.
    • Develop a cadre of sensitive
    professionals with a gender
    centric vision committed to
    equity, justice and social change.
    • Recommend gender specific
    policy initiatives to meet
    the new challenges for women
    and children in emerging areas.
    • Strengthen voluntary
    organizations and expand
    coverage of ‘engendered’
    schemes in areas where they
    have not yet reached.
    • Initiate and strengthen its
    monitoring role to act a social
    audit and guide for the voluntary
    sector so as to access
    Government funds as resource.
    • Generate awareness about the
    challenges of a society in
    transition where negative use of
    technologies and practices are
    impacting on the wellbeing of
    women and children.
    ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
    • The Board is headed by
    Chairperson.

    • The Board has a 56 member


    General Body and a 16 member
    Executive Committee.
    The composition of the General
    Body and Executive
    Committee are as follows:-
    1. General Body.
    2. Executive Committee
    GENERAL BODY
    • Chairperson, CSWB.

    • All Chairpersons of State Social


    Welfare Boards.
    • Representatives from the
    Parliament; two from Lok Sabha
    and One from Rajya Sabha.

    • Five Professionals (one each


    from Law, Medicine, Social Work,
    Education and Social
    Development and Nutrition)
    • Three eminent persons with
    extensive experience of social
    work.

    • Representatives from
    Ministries/Departments.
    EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
    • Chairperson, CSWB.

    • Chairperson of State/Union
    territories State Social
    Welfare Boards; -
    Maharashtra,
    Karnataka, Assam, Rajasthan, A&N
    Islands
    Representatives of Ministries/Department
    of Government of India (of the level of JS) -
    Ministry of Women and Child
    Development, Ministry of Health & Family
    Welfare, Ministry of Rural Development,
    Ministry of Finance, Ministry of HRD, D/o
    Secondary & Higher Education, Ministry of
    Social Justice & Empowerment, Financial
    Advisor, Ministry of Women and Child
    Development
    • Two Professionals.

    • Executive Director, Central Social


    Welfare Board.
    FIELD OFFICERS MACHINERY OF
    CSWB
    • The field staff of the Central Social
    Welfare Board in the cadres
    of Project Officer, Asst. Project
    Officer and Welfare Officer are
    attached to the various State Social
    Welfare Boards to supervise and
    monitor the implementation of the
    various programmes.
    ACTIVITIE
    • It surveysSthe needs and
    requirements of voluntary
    welfare organizations in the
    country.

    • It promotes the formation of


    social welfare organizations.
    • It provides financial aid to
    deserving welfare
    organizations.
    • It has started a scheme of
    “Industrial cooperatives” under
    which the women of the lower
    middle class in urban areas,
    were employed and given salary,
    thus releasing their economic
    status.
    • It has initiated “Family and Child
    Welfare Services” in 1968, in
    rural areas for the welfare of
    women and children through
    various activities such as mother
    craft, social education, literacy
    classes, distribution of milk,
    organization of play centers for
    children, etc.
    THANK YOU

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