Welcome Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust

It is a great opportunity to introduce Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust (IWCWT) which is a Social development, relief and advocacy organization registered in New Delhi as a charitable trust in 2000. We are committed to the Millennium development goals. Our vision is to create a just, equal and peaceful society where everybody shares and cares for the poor, unprivileged and exploited people and make the world a better place to live in. Its priorities and objectives are to carry out charitable, holistic and sustainable development work among the poor, marginalized, downtrodden, illiterate, vulnerable and the exploited ones, irrespective of their caste, creed, color, sex or religion. It has completed 12 years of determined social development service in 2012.

Gift of Education: The best that you can gift a child.

Spare a thought for the many children in rural/urban India who cannot afford some of the basic necessities of school life. Now is your chance to give a needy child a head-start in life. All you have to do is select any of the handpicked gifts ranging from bicycles to laboratory equipment. Your gift will help a needy child stay ahead on the road to success. You could be the reason a child can dream of a better future... a future of promise, freedom and fair chances.

Building Peace and Ending Gender-Based Violence

Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust is to create a world where women have the right to live free from all forms of violence. We also look at the root causes and factors that promote a culture of violence in our societies. As such, building peace does not only mean the absence of violence, but ensuring just solutions to the world’s inequalities, the end of gender-based violence, and women and girls’ entitlement to all their human rights.

Indian Streets Children

Indian streets are home to world's largest population of children who live on the streets, estimated at 18 million. These children grow up on the margins of the society and are victims of all kinds of abuses - sexual, physical and emotional. Unlike their peers living in good homes, these children are deprived of love, care, protection and supervision of adults. Oftentimes, they go hungry. Eventually, many children get addicted to drugs to escape hunger and harsh reality. Malnutrition is widespread among them. Due to constant exposure to the unhealthy conditions of living on the streets, children suffer from a range of ailments. Naturally, education never figures in their priorities when mere survival is a struggle.
Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust works among these children, giving them hope, dignity and a good future. Having been in the service of uplifting the poor for more than 12 years, Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust has adapted the best tools to create a sustainable impact in the lives of children living on the streets. This year, we plan to touch the lives of more children living on the streets. We need your support! Join us and help a child on the street live with dignity!

Women Development Program

In India basically widow means un fortune woman or unlucky person, nobody   wants to see just her face, they believe if they see that whole day would be cursed,  and loss. thousands of years our culture follows this evil practice, even today most of them being affected, and they have been rejected in all, family functions, celebrations, social and all economical, right based status and also her children are struggling to get their benefits and legal rights. (Read More)

Educating Women - About Their Legal Rights

We know that in order to protect women from injustice, they must be aware of the laws protecting their rights and the community resources available for advocating and securing them. As program participants, women learn the difference between what the law states and the actual legal practices in their country, and the ways in which the legal system can protect women and children. They engage in discussions to enhance their legal understanding of marriage, divorce, child custody, domestic violence and rape, ownership, inheritance and the control of assets. As a result, participants are able to make informed decisions, take action and advocate for their families, communities and nations.

Sewing Centre Program

IWCWT facilitated a tailoring course for rag pickers and domestic helpers in a community in West Delhi, India. This helps them earn their living and provide for their family. The centre provides an important supportive environment for the women to meet and when certain skill levels have been achieved the project provides a sewing machine which can supply the successful trainee with the vitally important independent source of income. Saving and credit schemes have also been implemented and women’s fairs with drama and community activities organized. (Read More)

Send a child to school now!

Many children are waiting for that someone who will realize their dream of education. What means very little to us means a lot to them. Just Rs.1500 a month can get a child access to good health, education and better living conditions. Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust sponsorship program has helped hundreds of children fulfill their dreams. Here's your opportunity to make a difference. (Read More)

Women Empowerment

There are several clear indicators of the fact that Indian women continue to be discriminated against – the sex ratio is skewed against them; maternal mortality is the second highest in the world; more than 40% of women are illiterate; and crimes against women are in all respects rising. (Read More)

Access to Primary Education

Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust is facilitating access to education for Women/children through Education Awareness Programmes focusing on women/ girl child and school dropouts. The awareness programmes are helping parents understand the importance of children’s education and to encourage them to go to school. By providing access to education, our project empowers girls, women's to fight the causes and effects of poverty in their lives and build a brighter future for themselves, their families and their communities.

Food for a Day

You can help us feeding them by sponsoring the food for a day. For only 150 US Dollars you can feed 200 people and get their blessing. We will send you pictures of the lunch so that you can enjoy seeing all the happy faces. (Read More)

Medical Check-up Camp

The Trust organized free Medical Check-Up camps and providing medicines to slum/street children, man, women and old age persons. For this charitable cause, the Trust cordially invites doctors from the reputed Govt. Hospital/ Dispensaries.