Child Welfare Council, Punjab is running various projects for the welfare of children from its own resources in the State like Vani School for Hearing Impaired and special children at Patiala, a Computer Training Centre and a Nanny Care and Home Nursing care courses at Bal Bhawan, Mohali, Evening Schools at Gurdaspur and Faridkot districts. The Council is running model creche centres focusing on improvement of Health and Education of Children in the State of Punjab. These centres cater to the...
Child Welfare Council, Punjab organized State Level Veer Bal Diwas in collaboration with District Child Welfare Council, Ludhiana on 12-12-2025 at BCM Arya Model Sr. Secondary School, Ludhiana. The programme was inaugurated by Sh. Gulab Chand Kataria, Hon’ble Governor, Punjab & President, Child Welfare Council, Punjab. A bouquet was presented to the Governor, Punjab by Mrs. Prajakta Avhad, Chairperson, CWC, Pb. & Mr. Himanshu Jain IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Ludhiana.
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'Nutrition Week' is celebrated in all the 3 ICDS Blocks & 5 Anganwadi Workers Training Centres being run by the Council every year in the first week of September. Function are organised in this connection wherein pregnant mothers, lactating mothers and women in the age group of 15-45 years are specially invited. The importance of a balanced diet is highlighted on the occasion. The gathering is informed that a daily diet must include cereals, pulses, milk and milk products, green v...
'Breast Feeding Week' is celebrated every year in all the 3 ICDS Blocks & 5 Anganwadi Workers Training Centres being run by the Council every year from 1st August to 7th August. Functions in this connection are organised wherein the importance of Breast Milk is highlighted. Mothers are informed that breast milk is a complete food for the baby and it protects the child from different diseases.
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To give equal importance to the Girl Child in society, Lohri of girl children is celebrated every year in ICDS Blocks & Anganwadi Workers Training Centres being run by the Council. Parents of the girl children are congratulated and gifts are presented to the newly born girls. Functions are organised in which folk songs related to Lohri & Gidha is presented on the occasion.
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To explore the hidden talent of children, Child Welfare Council, Punjab organises Painting Competition at District/Divisional Level every year. The paintings of the State Level Painting Competition winners are sent to the Indian Council for Child Welfare, New Delhi for National Painting Competition. The Winners of State Level Painting Competition are presented medals/certificates every year by the Council....
The main objective of the scheme is to give due recognition to the children and youth who perform acts of bravery with a view to inspire other children to follow their example. The deed should be “an act of spontaneous selfless service in the face of risk to life or threat of physical injury and or an act of courage and daring against a social evil/crime”.
Nominations are received in the prescribed application form which can be obtained from CWC headquarters ...