NGOs for Women

Child and Women Care Society :

Child & Women Care Society plans to implement its dream project of educating under-privileged children with the assistance of Private Individual Sponsors. The Child & Women Care Society [CWCS] wishes to involve over 630 Out of School children (Between the age group of 5-9 years) preparing them for potential entry into the formal education system and retention of vulnerable children within the existing framework by providing them remedial support services. Education is a basic right of every child. This Project will help the children to be self-reliant and prepare themselves for a bright future. The urban deprived children of NCR Delhi and its suburbs are lacking some of the basic rights even today out of which education is most important.

Mrs. Sarita Kalia Address : 207/25A, 1st Floor (New No-426) Prakash Mohalla East of Kailash ,  New Delhi ,  India , 110065 Phone : 011-32484630 Mobile : +91-9818394883       Email:  info@cwcs.in

http://www.cwcs.in/

NAARI TODAY
Voice of Women:

Voice of Women is a registered Voluntary Organization with focus of its programs and activities on women. It has a team of dedicated social workers, activists and volunteered from all walks of life. The objective of the organization is to fight against all forms of social, political and economic exploitation of women and help them overcome difficult crisis situations. Voice of Women is fast developing its network with other women's organizations working at all levels in India and abroad.

Voice of Women provides vocational training to women for various income generation activities. It has also formed an All India Group of Women Entrepreneurs, which will provide financial assistance to women's programs at community levels.

Sakshi
B-67 First Floor
South Extention - I
New Delhi - 110049
Tel: 91-4623295
Telefax: 91-4643946
Email: s.sakshi@mailcity.com

Vocational Training for Income Generation
Contact B 93, Kripal Apartments 44 I.P. Extension, Delhi-92

Sargam Education and Welfare Society (SES) was formed by committed peace loving activists from various profession from Haryana. We have implemented different types of activities catering to the needy and poorer sections who are socially and economically disadvantaged, particularly women and children. SES was started moved by the pathetic conditions of girls and women who have been subjected to the worst form of social and economic exploitation. Majority of the Governing Body members are women who hail from open minded families who have allowed space for girls/women.

SAKSHI Centre for Information, Education & Communication:

Sakshi's work is concentrated in the fields of Education, Health and Community Development which we believe are the areas of greatest need and deserve to be the focus of our attention. We believe the three are inter-related fields and together the only way to make a sustainable and impactful difference in the beneficiary population.

We work for the upliftment of the poor and destitute by helping them achieve socio-economic independence, self-sustainability and health. We do everything from providing educational and health services to the needy, mainstreaming marginalized street children, making low-literate youth employable and empowering women. We help those in need with full respect, love and commitment, with the aim to not deliver charity but to empower them to better their own lot.

Phone : (+91) 11-24621743 , (+91)9811233595 

Fax : (+91) 11-46580218

ASTHA SANSTHAN :
We Have Faith In The People

Astha is a Hindi word, and means “Faith”. We have Faith in the people, in their abilities, strengths and knowledge. Astha believes that these capabilities are being suppressed by the dominant forces, and the result is that people themselves don’t recognize their inherent capabilities. With this “deep faith” and “conviction” in the strength of the people and their capacities, Astha was formed in 1986 and was registered as a Society, under Society Registration Act.

39, Kharol Colony, Old Fatehpura, Udaipur
Rajasthan, India Pin- 313 004
Ph: 91 294 245 1348
Tele-fax: 91 294 2451391
Email:
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ALL INDIA WOMEN EDUCATION FUND ASSOCIATION:

In 1929 a group of visionary women including Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, Sarojini Naidu,Aruna Asaf Ali and Lady Dorothy Irwin instituted the - All India Women’s Education Fund Association with the objective of putting power into the hands of women.
The All India Women’s Education Fund Association(AIWEFA) was set up to advance the education of Indian women since this issue was recognised as the catalytic agent for social change. The establishment of Lady Irwin College in 1932 reflected this all-India need to promote the education of women and girls. By 1950, the College was recognised by Delhi University and for nearly seven decades AIWEFA focused largely on the management and expansion of facilities at the College.
We emerged from this introspection,stronger in our belief that while education continues to remain a core issue, its new dimensions now include legal awareness and information technology.Health, nutrition and economic independence are the basic keys empowering women. 

Hannah Sen Cottage
Lady Irwin College
4 Sikandra Road
New Delhi - 110001
Phone: +91-11-23318376
Telefax: +91-11-23736922
E-mail: aiwefa29@gmail.com
Web: www.aiwefa.org