Punjab Police announce stipend increase for special children. In a move aimed at boosting welfare for its personnel, Punjab Police has approved a significant increase in monthly stipends for children of police employees with special needs, the force announced recently. The decision underscores the department’s commitment to supporting its staff and their families.
According to officials, the monthly stipend for children of police employees suffering from thalassemia has been raised from Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 30,000, doubling the previous amount to help with medical and daily living expenses. Similarly, the stipend for children affected by cerebral palsy has increased from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 20,000 per month. Additionally, a new monthly stipend of Rs. 10,000 has been approved for children with autism whose parents serve in the police force.
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Punjab Police’s Directorate of Welfare has emphasized that these changes reflect a broader effort to provide meaningful support to officers and their families. This particularly those caring for children with special needs. The increased stipends are part of a larger welfare package that also includes additional funding for the Endowment Fund dedicated to constructing homes for families of police martyrs.
Inspector General of Police (IGP) Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar said the police force is like a family. And the well‑being of members and their dependents remains a top priority. “We are taking every possible step through welfare resources to support the health and prosperity of police employees’ children,” he added. The move has been welcomed by many within the force. Who say the enhanced stipends will help ease financial pressures and ensure better care for children with special needs. While also strengthening morale among personnel across the province.