Institutional Public Welfare Intake, Guidance & Statutory Referral System
Sneh maintains an accountable intake mechanism for vulnerable individuals, destitute families, and persons requiring statutory child safeguarding, clinical substance de-addiction referral, widow pension facilitation, or pro-bono legal defense.
Statutory Life-Safety Notice: Sneh operates as an accredited non-governmental social welfare trust and does not maintain frontline armed emergency response fleets. In situations involving immediate life-safety peril, violent crime, or acute clinical trauma, direct contact with National Emergency Response Support System (112) or Childline (1098) is mandatory.
Operational Mandate & Specialized Assistance Sectors
Select an operational welfare domain to review institutional scope of assistance, statutory boundaries, and verified referral pathways:
Child Welfare & Statutory Protection
Structured non-institutional learning intervention, nutritional support, and statutory transfer facilitation to District Child Protection Units (DCPU) and Child Welfare Committees (CWC) under the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015.
Substance Harm Reduction & Clinical Referral
Confidential, evidence-based psychosocial guidance for afflicted individuals and families. Direct referral pathways to licensed medical de-addiction hospitals (IRCA) and Tele-MANAS.
Widow Welfare & Socio-Economic Rehabilitation
Administrative facilitation for state social security pensions (DBT), zero-balance financial inclusion accounts, vocational cooperative training, and legal inheritance documentation.
Fundamental Human Rights & Legal Aid Clinic
Preliminary case evaluation and formal liaison with District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) panel advocates for pro-bono representation regarding unlawful eviction, wage theft, and domestic abuse.
All submitted requisitions are encrypted and assigned exclusively to certified social welfare officers. Identifiers are strictly protected and never disseminated to commercial third parties, advertising entities, or unauthorized external bodies.
