UP Sambhal Anganwadi Helper Recruitment 2026 — 177 Vacancies

The District Programme Officer, Sambhal is hiring 177 Anganwadi Helpers (Sahayika) across 8 Child Development Projects in the district. If you are a woman candidate with an Intermediate (12th pass) qualification or equivalent, you can apply online only at upanganwadibharti.in. The last date to apply is 28 July 2026 (till midnight). You should be between 18 and 35 years old as on 1 January 2026, and this is an honorarium-based post under the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) scheme.

District Programme Officer, Sambhal Anganwadi Helper (Sahayika) Recruitment 2026 - 177 Posts

The Office of the District Programme Officer (DPO), Sambhal, under the Women and Child Development Department, Uttar Pradesh, has released a notification for 177 Anganwadi Helper (Sahayika) honorarium posts spread across 8 Child Development Project areas in the district — Asmoli, Bahjoi, Baniyakhera, Gunnaur, Junawai, Pawansa, Rajpura and Sambhal — covering both rural and urban blocks. This is a direct recruitment drive open only to women candidates, and there is no written exam — selection is based purely on your academic merit. Anganwadi Helpers support the Anganwadi Worker in running the local Anganwadi centre, which provides nutrition, health, and early childhood care services to children and mothers in the community. If you have passed Intermediate (12th) and live in the same village or ward where a vacancy exists, this is a solid local opportunity to join government service without competing in a written test. The Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) scheme runs Anganwadi centres across India to support early childhood nutrition, pre-school learning, and maternal health, which makes the Anganwadi Helper's role an important link between the government and local families.

Vacancy Breakdown

The 177 Anganwadi Helper vacancies in Sambhal district are divided across four reservation categories as shown below.

• General (Unreserved): 87 posts
• OBC (Other Backward Class): 40 posts
• SC (Scheduled Caste): 50 posts
• ST (Scheduled Tribe): 0 posts
• Total: 177 posts spread across 8 Child Development Project areas — Asmoli, Bahjoi, Baniyakhera, Gunnaur, Junawai, Pawansa, Rajpura, and Sambhal — in both rural and urban blocks of the district

Who Can Apply?

• Qualification: You must have passed Intermediate (12th) or an equivalent examination. Your merit is prepared using your Intermediate marks along with your highest qualification, up to Postgraduate level.
• Gender: Only women candidates can apply for this post.
• Domicile: You must be a resident of the same Gram Sabha or Ward (in urban areas) where the vacant Anganwadi post is located. If no eligible candidate is available from that Gram Panchayat, selection moves to the Nyaya Panchayat on a category-wise basis.
• Documents: Only digitally signed, online-verifiable residence and caste certificates issued by the Tehsil are accepted.
• Widows: A death certificate from the Gram Panchayat Officer/Municipal body and a certified copy of the family register are required.
• Divorced/Deserted women: A legal order from the Hon'ble Court is required as proof of status.
• One Anganwadi centre cannot have two women from the same family appointed as Helpers.

Age Limit

• You should be between 18 and 35 years old as on 1 January 2026.
• Your date of birth as recorded in your High School marksheet/certificate will be treated as final for age calculation.

Selection Process

There is no written exam for this recruitment, which makes it accessible if you are not keen on sitting a competitive test. Your selection happens in these steps:

1. Merit List: Prepared using your Intermediate (12th) marks and your highest educational qualification, up to Postgraduate level.
2. Priority to BPL Women: Widowed, divorced, or deserted women living below the poverty line in the same Gram Sabha/Ward get priority. The BPL income limit is Rs. 46,080 per year in rural areas and Rs. 56,460 per year in urban areas.
3. Other Women (if BPL candidates are unavailable): General women residents of the same Gram Sabha/Ward, first below poverty line, then above poverty line, are considered next.
4. Document Verification: Your residence, caste, and income certificates are verified online. Applications with incorrect or fabricated academic marks or data will be rejected.

How to Apply

1. Go to the official portal at upanganwadibharti.in.
2. Open the Anganwadi Helper (Sahayika) registration link for Sambhal district.
3. Fill in your personal, educational, and domicile details carefully.
4. Upload clean, self-attested, and legible copies of your documents.
5. Submit your application online — no offline or postal applications will be accepted.
6. Save or print a copy of your submitted form for your records.

For more information, you can also contact the Child Development Project Officer of your block or the District Programme Officer's office in Sambhal (Bahjoi), near the main veterinary office, on working days. This offline support is especially useful if you need help navigating the online form or checking which project area your village or ward falls under.

Important Dates

• Notification Date: 7 July 2026
• Online Application Start: 7 July 2026
• Last Date to Apply Online: 28 July 2026 (till midnight)

Keep checking the official portal after 28 July 2026 for updates on document verification schedules and merit list announcements, since no separate admit card or exam date applies to this merit-based recruitment.

• Assist the Anganwadi Worker in day-to-day centre activities and childcare duties
• Prepare and serve nutritious meals (Supplementary Nutrition) to children and pregnant/lactating women
• Keep the Anganwadi centre, kitchen, and surrounding area clean and hygienic
• Escort children safely between their homes and the Anganwadi centre
• Fetch water and arrange basic supplies needed for the centre
• Support health check-up camps, immunization drives, and growth monitoring sessions
• Help organize community meetings and awareness sessions on nutrition and hygiene
• Maintain attendance and basic records under the guidance of the Anganwadi Worker