AMAN WELFARE AND LEGAL AID FOUNDATION

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FIELD OF WORK :-
  1. FREE LEGAL AID FOR THE POOR SECTION
  2. SPECIAL CELL FOR SCs AND STs
  3. HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
  4. LEGAL AWARENESS PROGRAMME
  5. WELFARE PROGRAMMES

Membership Terms

Patron

1. The Patrons will be felicitated at the Annual event and/or function of the Foundation.
2. They will be given the option of adopting a court case/legal cause of their choice in a year.
3. They will be sent the Newsletters and updates of the work of the Foundation.
4. It will be a lifelong patron membership.

Life Member

1. It will be lifelong membership.
2. They will have the option of adopting a court case/legal cause of their choice in a year.
3. They will be sent the Newsletters and updates of the work of the Foundation.

Annual Member

1. It will be an Annual membership.
2. They will have the option of adopting a court case/legal cause of their choice in that year.
3. They will be sent the Newsletters and updates of the work of the Foundation in that year.

Rule for the Ration Card Holder

It seems like the legal aid foundation in Jharkhand is proposing a membership plan to provide free legal aid services to ration cardholders. The key points of this plan are as follows:

  1. Eligibility tied to Ration Card Holders: The legal aid foundation is targeting individuals who hold a ration card. Ration cards are often used to identify economically disadvantaged households, and this initiative aims to extend legal assistance to those in need.
  2. Subscription Fee of Rs 12 for the Entire Year: To avail of the free legal aid services, individuals are required to subscribe to the membership plan by paying a nominal fee of Rs 12 for the entire year. This fee is comparable to the concept of a "1 rupee monthly food scheme" provided by the government. The intention here is to make the legal aid service accessible to a wide range of people by keeping the subscription cost affordable.
  3. Affordability Comparison with Government Schemes: The reference to the "1 rupee monthly food given by the government" suggests that the legal aid foundation aims to make legal assistance as financially accessible as some government welfare programs. The use of the annual subscription model may also be intended to mirror the way government assistance programs are structured.
  4. Holistic Support Throughout the Year: By offering services for the entire year, the legal aid foundation aims to provide consistent and continuous legal support to its members. This comprehensive approach ensures that individuals have access to assistance whenever legal issues arise.
  5. Promoting Equal Access to Justice: The underlying goal of this initiative appears to be promoting equal access to justice by making legal aid services available to those who may face economic constraints. By linking the membership to the possession of a ration card, the foundation is likely targeting individuals who may be economically vulnerable.

Overall, the membership plan seems designed to strike a balance between financial feasibility and providing meaningful legal assistance to a broader section of the population in Jharkhand.