Access to a quality education is a right every child deserves. That’s especially true for children living in impoverished communities around the world, like the tribal children of India. For too long, they had to go without schooling. Learning facilities were either limited or too far away, transportation was often non-existent and basic resources were…
More than half of the children in India do not get the opportunity to attend school and fulfill their dreams. But by signing up for monthly support or matching grants, you can make a world's difference in a child's life. Your support can help children receive basic education, clean drinking water and toilet facilities. You…
On 3 October 2017 we are planning to celebrate GivingTuesdayIndia with children and parents in various activities by the Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust team.
At Basti Vikas Kendra (Vikas Puri), sports, dancing, singing and drawing activities will be conducting for children and fun games for parents. Parents will take part in the games…
Street, slum and children of deprived section are miles away from their basic requirements as education, health, nutrition, happiness. Sometimes, these children lead their life to waste by getting involved in wrong doings as theft, begging, prostitution, addiction to meet their basic requirements.
Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust is determined to bring them in…
This project provide high-quality education sponsorship for 250 underprivileged children from poorest slum communities. These deprived children are good at studies but struggling for timely education support, due to children parents are working as daily wage labours in construction sites, scavenging etc. With this project children will benefit immensely from Indian Women And Child Welfare…
One obstacle that many families face is poverty. For several families, even small fees for school supplies and uniforms can be crippling. By providing a new school uniform for a child, we are taking away one expense and helping to relieve the yearly pressure that some families go through in sending their child to…
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Despite immense progress, education in India remains problematic, particularly for girls who miss school to support their families. We believe in equal education. Our School, Education Center classes allow our girls to complete 12 years of schooling and we also enroll and support them right through to college. Your donation helps give our girls knowledge,…
The less privileged elders need our love and care. This project will provide meal, medical care and recreation to 57 homeless old age persons. Every day we will provide nutritious food to destitute elder, who are neglected by their families. Due to poverty some families not able to feed these older persons. Among 57 poor…
Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust is committed to help women and girls achieve their ambitions; challenge conscious and unconscious bias; call for gender-balanced leadership; value women and men's contributions equally; and create inclusive flexible cultures. From awareness raising to concrete action, Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust rallied to pledge support to help forge…
In the freezing January night of Delhi, when the entire city dons their sweaters, monkey-caps and mufflers with a hot cup of tea (which they enjoy holding instead of drinking), there are few under-privileged who cannot afford even a blanket and die. The maximum deaths in North India are due to cold wave every year.…
We all have had a childhood where we were well taken care of. If not everything, we still were fortunate to have what we most wished for. But such is the scenario only for a privileged few...
In the current scenario in India, though efforts to reduce under 5 deaths have had a positive impact…
Your year end tax-deductible donation to the Where Most Needed fund will reach more children with the help and hope they desperately need.
Your donation will be used to meet the most critical needs of Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust, enabling the ministry to better serve millions of children in extreme poverty.
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