Delhi Council for Child Welfare
Provides home, adoption, medical care, nutrition, rehabilitation, vocational training, and education support to underprivileged children, including the homeless and the challengeded.
- Gold Certified 2023
- FCRA
- 80G
- 12A
- CSR-1
Cause Area
Financials
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2020
Total IncomeRs.63,700,000Total ExpensesRs.71,200,000Non Program ExpensesRs.11,392,000Program ExpensesRs.59,808,000Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2021
Total IncomeRs.55,900,000Total ExpensesRs.56,100,000Non Program ExpensesRs.7,854,000Program ExpensesRs.48,246,000Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2022
Total IncomeRs.68,100,000Total ExpensesRs.68,300,000Non Program ExpensesRs.12,294,000Program ExpensesRs.56,006,000Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2023
Total IncomeRs.71,009,224Total ExpensesRs.61,062,551Non Program ExpensesRs.9,159,382Program ExpensesRs.51,903,169Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it. -
2024
Total IncomeRs.86,500,000Total ExpensesRs.75,700,000Non Program ExpensesRs.15,140,000Program ExpensesRs.60,560,000Tip: Click on any value above to exclude it.
Geographies Served
Programs
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PALNA WeeKids Programme
District
South Delhi
West Delhi
North East Delhi
States
Delhi
PALNA WeeKids is a day-care programme for 600 underprivileged children between 2 and 6 years, preparing them to enrol in mainstream schools. Along with basic education, they are also taught basic hygiene and its importance, posture and manners. Where required, the children are also provided with clothes and shoes. Additionally, the parents are guided on how to apply for school admission and help with required documentation.
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Bal Chetna Programme
District
North West Delhi
West Delhi
South West Delhi
States
Delhi
The Bal Chetna Programme offers residential facilities for mentally-challenged children at Palna, as well as day-care and rehabilitation facilities for children from economically backward families. Bal Chetna provides specialized care, facilitating the stimulation and development of special needs children, with the objective of making each child as self-reliant, competent, and communicative as possible. It offers Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Special Education, Speech Therapy, Vocational Training, Psychological Evaluation, Parents Meetings and Counseling, health checkups and supplementary nutrition.
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Vocational Training Programme
District
North Delhi
East Delhi
West Delhi
South West Delhi
South East Delhi
States
Delhi
Our Vocational Training Programme is aimed at skilling adolescent girls - mostly school dropouts - from underprivileged families living in the slum and resettlement colonies of Delhi, to enable them to earn an income and be independent. The courses have been chosen to impart skills that would also allow the girls to work within or near their homes, even after marriage, without requiring large investments from their side. The programme typically operates at 14 centres in Delhi, and has been drawing 600 - 700 young participants every year
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Educational Sponsorship Programme
District
South Delhi
North West Delhi
East Delhi
West Delhi
States
Delhi
The Educational Sponsorship Programme provides financial support to academically bright children from low-income families who are unable to attend school because of financial constraints. About 800-90000 children receive sponsorship annually and their progress is monitored.
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PALNA
District
North East Delhi
States
Delhi
PALNA is a home and adoption centre for abandoned, lost and homeless children with a team of therapists, counsellors, caregivers, and teachers to oversee the growth and development of each child. It provides medical care, proper nutrition, and education to these children. Wherever possible children are then placed in adoption. All normal, and some special needs children do get placed in adoption.
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Supervised Homework Scheme
State States
Delhi
The Supervised Homework Scheme aims to help 350+ underprivileged children 6 to 13 years old keep up with school work and reduce drop-out rates. Alongside academics, the programme also includes story-telling, reading, music, quizzes, leadership exercises, parent-teacher meetings, and regular health check-ups.
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Orthopaedic Programme
District
South West Delhi
States
Delhi
This program was closed in 2020
Orthopaedic Centre for differently abled children provided a complete range of rehabilitation services to physically disabled children, especially those affected by polio and cerebral palsy. The services included surgery, physiotherapy and fitment of aids and appliances, all available virtually free of cost to the children.
More than 9,000 surgeries have been performed, and over 25,000 children have been fitted with aids. -
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Impact Metrics
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Total Beneficiaries Across All Programmes
Year-wise Metrics- 2017-18 2794
- 2018-19 2950
- 2019-20 2900
- 2020-21 1450
- 2021-22 1610
- 2022-23 2660
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Number of Children Gone in Adoption During the Year
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 21
- 2020-21 24
- 2021-22 24
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Average Number of Children Resident at Any Time During the Year
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 69
- 2020-21 69
- 2021-22 64
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Number of Children Restored to Natural Parents
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 6
- 2020-21 4
- 2021-22 3
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Number of Registered Beneficiaries
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 703
- 2020-21 507
- 2021-22 469
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Number of Participants Who Successfully Completed the Course
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 678
- 2020-21 478
- 2021-22 462
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Annual Number of Beneficiaries
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 665
- 2021-22 254
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Percentage of Eligible Children Getting School Admission
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 88
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Number of Children Gone in Adoption During the Year
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 21
- 2020-21 24
- 2021-22 24
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Average Number of Children Resident at Any Time During the Year
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 69
- 2020-21 69
- 2021-22 64
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Number of Children Restored to Natural Parents
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 6
- 2020-21 4
- 2021-22 3
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Number of Registered Beneficiaries
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 703
- 2020-21 507
- 2021-22 469
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Number of Participants Who Successfully Completed the Course
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 678
- 2020-21 478
- 2021-22 462
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Annual Number of Beneficiaries
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 665
- 2021-22 254
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%Age of Eligible Children Getting School Admission
Year-wise Metrics- 2019-20 88
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Number of Vocational Training Beneficiaries
Program Name
Vocational Training
Year-wise Metrics- 2017-18 673
- 2018-19 724
- 2019-20 650
- 2020-21 507
- 2021-22 469
- 2022-23 945
Leadership Team
Demographics & Structure
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Organisation Strength
15
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Diversity Metrics
80% women
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Organization Structure
Yes
Registration Details
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PAN Card
AAATD5531H
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Registration Number
S-2236 of 1963-1964
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CSR Form 1
CSR00005527
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80G
AAATD5531HF20214
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12A
AAATD5531HE20214
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FCRA
231650267
About
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Headquarters
Delhi, Delhi
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Since
1952
Impact
DCCW has placed over 3000 children in adoption in loving families in India and abroad. More than 85% of children eligible for entry to regular school have successfully enrolled in mainstream schools every year. Educational sponsorship is provided to 800-900 school-going children. 650+ girls are skilled in practical competencies each year. 350+ children ae participants of the supervised Homework Scheme which provides academic support that they cannot get at home. 600+ children are provided with day-care and preparation for admission into schools every day. 50 special needs children are provided day-care an rehab therapies everyday (The Orthopaedic Centre which performed more than 9,000 surgeries on physically challenged children was closed in 2020 due to viability issues intensified by the pandemic.)
Vision and Mission
Vision : A society where all children have all that is rightfully theirs and every opportunity to realize their potential.
Mission : Giving Children a Childhood
Political & Religious Declarations
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Political Affiliation
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Religious Affiliation
Location
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Headquarters
Delhi Council for Child Welfare, Qudsia Bagh, Yamuna Marg, Civil Lines
Directions, Delhi, Delhi -
Offices in Cities
Other Details
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Type
Non-profit
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Sub Type
Society
Website
Technology Adoption
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SOC 2 Compliant
No
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Financial Management
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Beneficiary Management