Categories of Child
Development Workers
Non-Institutional
Community Services. Child care
workers for non-institutional community services are those concerned with
pre-school children such as crèche attendants, nursery school/baldwadi
teachers, balasevikas, anganwadi workers, etc. There are workers organizing
recreation, hobbies, libraries and cultural activities for children. There are
others who work with families for adoption and foster care services. Child
health and school health service is the concern of the health functionaries
such as midwives, auxiliary nurse, midwives, paediatricians and the like.
Psychologists, psychiatrists and psychiatric social workers are working in
social work service, child guidance clinics, etc. In addition, there are
multipurpose workers like grama sevikas who look after the needs of children,
nutrition services, welfare of mothers, etc. These workers are also assisted by
associate women workers known as gram lakhmi/gram kaki.
Residential Services. For residential institutions, there are house-mothers, group workers,
superintendents of institutions for socially handicapped children, etc.
Community Development
Workers
The children's programmes are of the nature of balwadis, crèches, play
centers, nutrition centers, maternity and child welfare centers, etc.
Therefore, a functionary known as grama sevika was introduced to implement the
programmes for women and children.
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