Kaimur DCPS Support Person Recruitment 2026 (25 Posts)

This role is ideal for dedicated individuals with a post-graduate degree in Social Work, Sociology, Psychology, Child Development, or Law. Candidates holding a bachelor's degree in any discipline coupled with a Diploma in Child Rights or Counseling, along with at least three years of relevant experience, are also suitable. A strong commitment to child protection, particularly for POCSO victims, and a readiness for panel-based, per-case assignments are crucial. Preference for Kaimur district residents may apply for reservation benefits.

Individuals seeking permanent government employment with fixed salaries and benefits should not apply, as this is explicitly an empanelment for support services on an honorarium-per-case basis and does not lead to regularization. Candidates lacking the specified educational qualifications or the required minimum three years of experience in relevant fields will not be considered.

While not a direct government service, this role offers a significant opportunity to contribute to a vital social cause under the District Child Protection Unit, a state government body. It provides invaluable experience in child protection, legal support, and counseling, enhancing one's professional portfolio in the social sector. Career growth would typically involve building specialized expertise and potentially transitioning to more permanent roles in NGOs or other government-funded projects, rather than within this specific panel.