DPO GB Nagar Anganwadi Recruitment 2026 — 267 Vacancies

DPO GB Nagar Anganwadi Recruitment 2026: Overview

The Office of the District Programme Officer, Gautam Buddha Nagar is filling Anganwadi Worker and Anganwadi Helper positions at child-development centres across urban and rural projects in the district. The engagement is on an honorarium-based contractual arrangement under Uttar Pradesh's Anganwadi system. This is a local-area recruitment for women, so your place of residence is a key condition alongside your educational record.

The notice covers centres in the city area, Bisrakh, Dankaur, Dadri and Jewar. Each centre supports nutrition, early-childhood care and community outreach for women and children. Your application must match the vacancy for your local Gram Sabha in a rural area or your ward in an urban area, which helps keep the service connected to the community it serves.

Posts and Disciplines

• Anganwadi Worker: Take the lead in running daily centre activities, maintaining beneficiary records and coordinating nutrition, preschool and family-support services.
• Anganwadi Helper: Support the worker with centre preparation, meal and nutrition activities, cleanliness, child supervision and contact with local families.
• Project areas: Openings are distributed across the district's urban, Bisrakh, Dankaur, Dadri and Jewar child-development projects. Detailed Gram Sabha, ward and reservation information is available on the official portal and local notice boards.

Post-wise Duties

Anganwadi Worker

You will organise the centre's early-childhood, nutrition and community outreach work, keep beneficiary information updated and coordinate with families and local health workers. You will also track centre activities and report the required information to the child-development project office.

Anganwadi Helper

You will help prepare the centre for children, support nutrition distribution and preschool activities, and keep the space safe and clean. You will work with the Anganwadi Worker during home contact and community activities when needed.

Service Conditions and Caveats

• Women-only recruitment: Only women can apply for the advertised Worker and Helper positions.
• Local residence: Rural applicants must live in the Gram Sabha of the vacancy, while urban applicants must live in the same ward. If no suitable Gram Sabha applicant is available, the prescribed Nyay Panchayat rule may apply.
• Income priority: Applicants below the poverty line are considered first according to the prescribed income-based priority; the next income group is considered when no suitable BPL applicant is available.
• Certificate verification: Residence, income and caste records must be digitally issued by the competent authority and capable of online verification through the e-District system.
• Family restriction: Two women from the same family cannot be appointed as Worker or Helper at the same Anganwadi centre.
• Variable positions: The district may increase or reduce the advertised positions as centre-level records are updated.

Application Submission Notes

The district accepts online applications only; forms sent offline or by post are not valid. Upload clear, self-attested copies of the records you mention in the form, and use the relevant official registration route for the Worker or Helper post. Incorrect figures, mismatched records or unreadable uploads can lead to rejection.

Village-wise, ward-wise and reservation details are available on the official Anganwadi recruitment portal and on notice boards at the Collectorate, tehsil, block and child-development project offices. For clarification, you can contact the District Programme Officer's office at Vikas Bhawan, Surajpur, Greater Noida during working hours.

• Run or support daily activities at the assigned Anganwadi centre
• Help deliver nutrition and early-childhood care services
• Keep beneficiary and centre activity records up to date
• Coordinate with local families, health workers, and supervisors
• Monitor children's participation and basic wellbeing at the centre
• Maintain a clean, safe, and child-friendly centre environment
• Report centre activities and community needs to the project office