DNH-DD WCD Multi-Post Recruitment 2026 — 60 Posts

About This Job

DNH-DD WCD is hiring 60 contract staff under Mission Saksham Anganwadi and POSHAN 2.0, Mission Shakti, and Mission Vatsalya. The posts include District Coordinator, DCPO, Protection Officer, Case Worker, Data Entry Operator, Call Operator, Paramedical Staff, Security Guard, Helper, and other scheme roles. You can attend the walk-in interview from 23 June to 25 June 2026 at the notified Daman/Diu venues. Salary ranges from Rs. 7,944 to Rs. 44,023 per month, depending on the post.

DNH-DD WCD Multi-Post Recruitment 2026 - 60 Posts

The Department of Social Welfare and Women and Child Development, DNH & DD, has released a short-term contract recruitment notice dated 12 June 2026. The recruitment covers posts in Poshan Abhiyaan, District Child Protection Unit, Child Care Institution, Child Helpline, State/District Hub for Empowerment of Women, One Stop Centre, WCD Control Room, Women Helpline, and related units. This is a walk-in interview recruitment, so you need to carry the prescribed application form and original documents instead of applying online.

Vacancy Breakdown

• Coordinator and officer roles: District Coordinator (1), DCPO (2), Project Coordinator (1), District Mission Coordinator (1), Centre Administrator (2), Block Coordinator (1), District Project Assistant (1), and Accounts Officer (1).
• Protection and welfare roles: Protection Officer-Institutional Care (3), Protection Officer-Non-Institutional Care (1), Legal cum Probation Officer (2), Probation Officer/Child Welfare Officer/Case Worker (2), Social Worker Male (1), Case Worker (5), Psycho-social Counselor (1), Outreach Worker (2), and Specialist in Financial Literacy (2).
• Accounts, data, and call support: Accountant (1), Store Keeper cum Accountant (2), Accounts Assistant (2), Data Entry Operator (1), Assistant-cum-Data Entry Operator (1), DEO PMMVY (1), Call Operator for WCD Control Room (4), and Call Operator for Women Helpline (4).
• Institution and support roles: Gender Specialist (2), PT Instructor cum Yoga Trainer (2), Helper cum Night Watchman (2), Paramedical Staff (1), Ayah (1), Chowkidar (1), Helper for cleaning and cooking (1), Multi-Purpose Staff (2), and Security Guard/Night Guard (3).

Who Can Apply?

Professional and Coordinator Posts

• Higher-level posts: Many coordinator, DCPO, protection, and gender posts need a graduate or postgraduate degree in Social Work, Sociology, Child Development, Human Rights, Public Administration, Psychology, Psychiatry, Law, Public Health, Community Resource Management, Social Sciences, Nutrition, Health Management, or related fields.
• Experience: Several posts need 2 to 5 years of relevant experience in government or non-government projects, preferably in women and child development, social welfare, counselling, protection work, training, monitoring, or project implementation.
• Computer skills: Computer proficiency is needed for many officer, coordinator, accounts, and data posts.

Accounts, Data, Health, and Support Posts

• Accounts roles: Commerce, Mathematics, Accounts, Economics, Banking, or similar qualification is required as per the post; Tally and computer knowledge are mentioned for accounts posts.
• Data entry/call roles: Qualifications range from 10th/12th pass to graduation with computer knowledge, communication skills, and local language ability.
• Support roles: Some posts accept 7th pass, 8th pass, literate, high school, ANM, GNM, pharmacy diploma/degree, or physical education/yoga qualification, depending on the role.
• Domicile: DNH & DD domicile certificate holders will get preference.

Age Limit

• General desirable age range: 18 to 35 years.
• Candidates with experience in the Social Welfare and Women & Child Development Department may be considered up to 50 years.
• Age is recorded in the application form as on the last date of application/interview.

Salary

• Highest salary: Rs. 44,023 per month for DCPO.
• Coordinator and officer posts carry salaries such as Rs. 36,000, Rs. 30,000, Rs. 27,804, Rs. 23,170, Rs. 22,000, Rs. 20,000, and other post-wise amounts.
• Support and field roles carry salaries from Rs. 7,944 per month upwards.
• No separate allowance is mentioned in the notification.

Application Fee

• No application fee is mentioned in the official notification.

Selection Process (Walk-in Interview)

The selection will happen through document verification and walk-in interview.

1. Document Verification: Report at 09:30 AM with the filled application form, original certificates, and one set of self-attested copies.
2. Walk-in Interview: Interviews are scheduled over 23 June, 24 June, and 25 June 2026, based on the post/day notified in the vacancy table.
3. Final Decision: The department may vary the number of vacancies and posting places based on requirement.

No written exam is mentioned in the notice.

How to Apply

1. Download or use the prescribed application format available on the official website www.ddd.gov.in.
2. Fill the form for the post you want to apply for and tick the relevant district: DNH, Daman, or Diu.
3. Attach self-attested copies of your educational qualification, experience, domicile if applicable, and other relevant documents.
4. Carry the original certificates for verification on the interview day.
5. Report at the notified venue at 09:30 AM on the correct interview date.

Important Dates

• Notification Date: 12 June 2026
• Day 1 Walk-in Interview: 23 June 2026 at 09:30 AM
• Day 2 Walk-in Interview: 24 June 2026 at 09:30 AM
• Day 3 Walk-in Interview: 25 June 2026 at 09:30 AM
• Daman/DNH Venue: Office of the Director cum Deputy Secretary, Department of Social Welfare and Women and Child Development, District Court Premises, Fort Area, Moti Daman - 396220
• Diu Venue: Office of the Child Development Project Officer, Near Sai Baba Temple, Naida, Diu

• Handle scheme-level field work, office work, and beneficiary support under WCD and Social Welfare programmes
• Keep accurate records of cases, accounts, documents, calls, and scheme activities as per the assigned post
• Work with children, women, families, field units, institutions, and district teams where required
• Assist with counselling, protection, outreach, helpline, data entry, accounts, or support duties based on the post
• Follow department rules for confidentiality, documentation, reporting, and service delivery
• Prepare reports, registers, and updates for supervisors and scheme authorities
• Coordinate with local offices and attend field visits where the role requires travel