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Support Child Education in India Education is widely celebrated as the cornerstone of personal growth, economic mobility, and national progress. In India, tremendous strides have been made to boost school enrollment rates and build educational infrastructure. Yet, millions of children—particularly in rural areas, urban slums, and marginalized communities—still struggle to access quality learning. Issues ranging…

Women are an important part of every family, community, and country. They play many roles in society as mothers, daughters, teachers, professionals, entrepreneurs, and leaders. However, for many years, women in different parts of India have faced challenges such as limited education, fewer job opportunities, social restrictions, and lack of financial independence. Women empowerment means…

Women's welfare in India stands as a crucial pillar of societal progress and equality. With a rich tapestry of cultural diversity and a history woven with resilience, the objectives of women's welfare initiatives in India are multifaceted and deeply impactful. Here, we explore the key objectives driving these efforts towards a brighter, more equitable future…

Celebrating a Decade of Support from Microsoft and DellFor the past 10 years, Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust (IWCWT) has been privileged to receive continued financial support from Microsoft and Dell. This decade-long partnership has been an important part of our journey to reach vulnerable children, women, senior citizens, widows and families in…

The Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust (IWCWT) extends its deepest gratitude to the employees of Macquarie Group Ltd., UnitedHealth Group, Dell Technologies, Stryker Corporation, Microsoft, NVIDIA Corporation and Dayforce US, Inc. for their invaluable support and generous donations to our ongoing initiatives. Your contribution is not only a gesture of kindness but also a powerful catalyst,…

Schemes for Women and Child Welfare in IndiaIndia has launched several schemes aimed at improving the welfare of women and children, reflecting the government's commitment to gender equality and child development. Among the most prominent schemes are:Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS): Launched in 1975, ICDS aims to improve the nutritional and health status…

In light of the ongoing pollution crisis and the implementation of GRAP 4 (Graded Response Action Plan) in Delhi, the Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust has decided to temporarily close all educational and social activities at our project center located at Basti Vikas Kendra, Indira Camp No. 5, Vikas Puri, until further notice.This…

How to Donate on Giving Tuesday in 2024: Support Indian Women and Child Welfare TrustGiving Tuesday, celebrated on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving, is a global day dedicated to generosity and making a positive impact. This year, as we prepare for Giving Tuesday 2024, the Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust (IWCWT) invites you…

In a rapidly evolving world, literacy remains a cornerstone for personal and societal growth. At the Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust, we recognize the transformative power of education, especially for adults who have missed the opportunity in their formative years.Our mission is to bridge this gap, providing adult literacy programs that empower…