Archive · 29 Jul 2025
District Collector Appeals for Family Adoptions Under P4 Scheme
The government is asking people to help families in need through a program called P4.
Volunteers will mentor families, helping them to improve their lives.
The government has found many families that could use help and is asking people to adopt them, even if they can't give money.
The program will focus on improving health, education, and other areas.
The district is also working on promoting local products to help farmers.
District Collector AS Dinesh Kumar urges volunteers to adopt families under the P4 scheme.
The P4 scheme aims to transform lives through partnerships, identifying underprivileged families for support.
A survey identified 92,683 eligible families with a total population of 313,041 members.
Mentors can guide families without mandatory financial aid, focusing on their social and economic development.
The 'Aakanksha Hot' program and 'Made in Araku' branding for crops are also underway.
- Who
- District Collector AS Dinesh Kumar, volunteers, and underprivileged families.
- What
- District Collector AS Dinesh Kumar is urging volunteers and donors to adopt families under the P4 scheme.
- When
- The P4 scheme was launched in March.
- Where
- Alluri Sitarama Raju district in Paderu, India.
- Why
- To uplift families from poverty and support their social and economic development.
- Scheme Name
- P4 (Public, Private, People Partnership)
- Families Identified
- 92,683
- Total Population
- 313,041
- Collector's Action
- Adopted a farm labourer's family
- Program Start Date
- March
- Incentive Amount
- Rs 10 crore