DCPU Begusarai Recruitment 2026 — 30 Support Person Posts, Apply by 30 Sep

District Child Protection Unit Begusarai (DCPU Begusarai), Bihar, has released DCPU Begusarai Support Person Recruitment 2026 under Advertisement No. 02/2026 for 30 Support Person posts on a case-based contractual basis. DCPU Begusarai Support Person Recruitment 2026 supports the district's child protection and legal-aid casework under the Integrated Child Protection Scheme. Candidates aged 30 to 65 years, holding a Post-Graduate degree in MSW/Sociology/Psychology/Child Development/Law, or a Diploma in Child Rights/Counselling with any Graduate degree plus 3 years' relevant experience, can apply by e-mail within 15 days of the notification date (i.e., by 30 September 2026). Selected Support Persons will assist child victims and witnesses through the legal process, providing case-based support in child rights, child protection, legal aid, social work, or child psychology counselling matters under DCPU Begusarai's jurisdiction. The selection process is Document Verification followed by an Interview — there is no written examination. Remuneration for DCPU Begusarai Support Person 2026 is ₹9,000 per case, paid in 3 installments, on a contractual basis with no application fee for any category. Candidates for DCPU Begusarai Support Person Recruitment 2026 must prepare a complete bio-data application with self-attested copies of educational and experience certificates, ID proof and recent passport-size photographs, and send it by e-mail to the official address specified in the notification, within 15 days of the 15 September 2026 notification date. Candidates must read the complete official notification PDF before applying, since age is reckoned as on 1 June 2026. Support Persons work alongside DCPU case workers, the Child Welfare Committee and the Special Court under the POCSO Act, forming part of the child protection ecosystem that Bihar and other states have built out at the district level to handle sensitive child abuse and protection cases.

Post-Graduate degree in MSW/Sociology/Psychology/Child Development/Law, OR Diploma in Child Rights/Counselling with any Graduate degree, plus 3 years' relevant experience in child rights/protection/legal work/social work/child psychology counselling.

Minimum 30 years, maximum 65 years, as on 1 June 2026

Support Person (30 posts) — Post-Graduate degree in MSW, Sociology, Psychology, Child Development, or Law, OR Diploma in Child Rights/Counselling with any Graduate degree Support Person (30 posts) — Minimum 3 years' experience in child rights, child protection, legal work, social work, or child psychology counselling Age Limit — Minimum 30 years, maximum 65 years, as on 1 June 2026 No application fee for any category — General/OBC and SC/ST both Nil Job Type — Contractual, case-based engagement under DCPU Begusarai Selection Process — Document Verification followed by an Interview; no written examination Remuneration is paid per case handled (₹9,000 per case, in 3 installments), not as a fixed monthly salary The Support Person role, created under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act and Juvenile Justice framework, provides emotional and procedural assistance to a child victim/witness throughout investigation and trial, which is why remuneration is structured per case rather than as a fixed monthly wage

₹9,000 per case (paid in 3 installments)

1. Read the official DCPU Begusarai notification carefully before applying.
2. Prepare your application with complete bio-data, including personal details, educational qualifications, and 3 years of relevant experience.
3. Attach self-attested copies of all required documents — educational certificates, experience certificates, ID proof, and recent passport-size photographs.
4. Clearly mention the post applied for ("Support Person") in the subject line of the email.
5. Send the complete application to the official email address mentioned in the notification.
6. Ensure the email is sent within 15 days of the notification date, 15 September 2026 (i.e., by 30 September 2026).
7. Keep a copy of the sent email for future reference.
8. Watch for communication regarding Document Verification and the Interview stage.