Registered society since 1987Reg. No. S-18100
Our work

Ten ways SWA helps

Health, education and livelihood programmes for families identified through our own surveys of slum areas in Delhi NCR. Every case is verified before it is supported and every rupee is reported back.

Four smiling children
A new sewing machine provided by SWA
24families receive a month's ration from SWA every month
Ways to help

What we do for families in need

  • Financial and technical assistance to women
  • Monetary assistance to skilled people
  • Free education to children below 14 years
  • Free medical treatment to financially challenged people
  • Financial assistance to old age people, orphans and disabled women
  • Feed a family in extreme hunger
  • Enable a source of self-sustainable livelihood
  • Help for women and minorities
  • Clothing the unclothed
  • Legal and social justice
Testimonies to our services

Photographs from the field

These are the families SWA supports today. The photographs were taken by our volunteers on the day the help was handed over.

Bags of ration packed in a car boot for deliveryRation bags ready for distribution
24families fed every month

Monthly ration for 24 families

Every month SWA packs and delivers dry ration to 24 families in Delhi NCR who have no steady source of income.

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Two men with packed garment stock provided by SWAAn elderly man folding garments for sale
Self-reliantfamilies running a home business

Families supported into the garment business

Seed stock and working capital helped families start selling garments from home, giving them a steady income of their own.

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A young woman with the sewing machine she receivedA new sewing machine provided by SWA
Skillturned into income

Sewing machines given to families

A sewing machine turns a skill into a livelihood. Women supported by SWA now stitch from home and meet their daily expenses.

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A vendor at the food cart set up with SWA's helpEgg and snack cart stocked for the evening
Zero profitvolunteers, full transparency

Financial support to earn a livelihood

A small cart and starting stock is enough for a skilled person to feed a family. SWA funds the set-up and the family runs the rest.

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A school-going girl supported by SWAA young boy supported by SWA's education programme
20+children in school

Educational and vocational support to more than 20 children

School fees, books and vocational training for children below fourteen from urban slums, so that they stay in school.

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A patient whose treatment was supported by SWA
Freetreatment for those who cannot pay

Medical treatment support

SWA pays for the treatment of patients who cannot afford it, from consultations to surgery and aftercare.

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