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Mission Vatsalya is an umbrella scheme aimed at providing child protection services across India. It focuses on various aspects of child welfare, including non-institutional and community-based care. Which of the following statements about Mission Vatsalya are correct ? 1. Mission Vatsalya was first introduced in 2010 as an integrated programme for street children and children in need of care. 2. The scheme includes provisions for strengthening service delivery structures and promoting non-institutional care for children in difficult circumstances. 3. The scheme's objective is to assist states and UTs in delivering the mandate of the Juvenile Justice Act, 2015.
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