The result of the sensitive efforts of Chief Minister Hemant Soren is that children suffering from serious illness and orphans are getting a new life. Where people are getting life through the Chief Minister's Critical Illness Treatment Scheme, other schemes are also making life easier for the people. The government's focus is on the children as well. The Chief Minister himself is taking the initiative. As soon as the information about such cases is received by him under the order given earlier, the Deputy Commissioner of the concerned district starts the process of treatment or coverage by taking cognizance.
When an old grandmother along with three children of scheduled caste family of Baligarh village of Parihara Panchayat of Garhwa block reached Janata Darbar near Garhwa Deputy Commissioner, she and her grandchildren got support to live. Deputy Commissioner Ramesh Gholap reached Baligarh village and met those children and their old grandmother Chakhi Kunwar who is taking care of them. The children were given school bags, uniforms, sweaters, lunch boxes, pencils, notebooks and other useful materials. The process of making ration cards and golden cards for children has started. Nine-year-old Nirbhay Kumar and seven-year-old Neelam Kumari received acceptance letters for assistance of Rs 2,000 per month under the Mission Vatsalya Child Protection Services Scheme. This amount can be given till the children are 18 years old. It is to be known that after the death of her son and daughter-in-law, Chakho Kunwar was somehow taking care of her three children, Abhay Kumar, Nirbhay Kumar and Neelam Kumari. Old Chakho Kunwar reached the collectorate and requested the Deputy Commissioner to add the names of the children to the ration card. After getting information about the matter, the Deputy Commissioner reached his house and gave him the benefits of various government schemes.
Abhiram Soy's treatment for tumour in his eye has started. Abhiram will soon be able to see the world with both his eyes. This became possible after the order of the Chief Minister. It may be known that Abhiram Soy, a four-year-old son of Sado Soy, a resident of Bara village in Goilkera block of West Singhbhum, was suffering from eye tumour for the last six months. Due to lack of money and information, his parents were unable to get him treated. After getting information about the case, Chaibasa Deputy Commissioner Ananya Mittal instructed the civil surgeon for the treatment of the child and Abhiram's tumor treatment started.
Two year old Sonababu Hembram from a poor tribal family of Dumka is now recovering from cancer. Sonababu is now on the road to recovery. For the last three months, Sonababu's family members, who were suffering from cancer, sold their bulls, goats and land for treatment. Despite this, there was less money and due to lack of money, the child could not be treated. After knowing about the matter, the Chief Minister had ordered to ensure the treatment of Sonababu. After this, Deputy Commissioner Dumka gave the benefit of the Chief Minister's Critical Illness Treatment Scheme. Now the child is able to get treatment for terminal cancer. He has received two doses of chemotherapy.