Sewa Bharati Delhi

· 2500 young girls are trained in Cutting and tailoring every year.

· 300 boys are provided technical training in Electrical and Electronics every year.

· 500 girls and boys are taught Shorthand and Typing every year.

· 268 promising boys of different castes and creeds belonging to 17 states are being provided free boarding, lodging and education in our residential school Sewa Dham Vidya Mandir.

· 130 Gold, 105 Silver and 42 Bronze medals were won by the Sewa Dham's students in different All India Sports Meets

· 60-70 boys from very poor families are given free coaching, boarding and lodging in Chhatravas.

· A sum of Rs. 5,000 was collected by the old students of the Chhatravas for cyclone victims in Andhra Pradesh.

· 49 Students of our Coaching Centers got first, second and third position in their schools.

· 110 Adult dropouts restarted their studies in Xth and XIIth class under open schoolsystem.

· 16,000 children in the age group of 3-5 are given Elementary Education daily.

· 300 Street Children are now going to their respective schools.

· One lac slum dwellers get free medical aid through Sewa Bharti in 19 dispensaries and 20 Medical Centers, served by four Mobile Medical Vans.

· 600 people gave their blood in our Blood Donation Camps.

· In the field of Lepers, Sewa Bharti got award from the Govt.

Sewa Bharati was established in 1979. It has fast emerged as the largest non-governmental organisation in Delhi working in the slums and shantytowns. Out of an estimated 5.5 million of Delhi's 120 million population living in slums, shantytowns and unathorised and resettlement colonies, Sewa Bharti provides succour to over 3.5 million people through a wide network of more than 1,400 projects.

These projects, targetting the economically weaker and socially neglected sections of our society range from medical assistance, creche, library, hostel, basic education, adult education, vocational and industrial training, upliftment of street children and the lepers in the capital. All the services are offered free. Through these projects Sewa Bharti aims at making the underprivileged sections of the society self-reliant in every aspect of their lives. The ultimate objective is to establish a casteless and classless society through service of the underprivileged class.

Sewa Bharti has successfully created an atmosphere of 'samrasta'(social harmony) in these slums and shantytowns through its various educational training, cultural and religious projects including 'Bhaj an-Kirtan', annual Bharat Mata Pujan (worshiping Mother India) and 'yajnas'. Influential and prosperous sections of society also actively participate in these programmes. Less to say, results speak of the works done by Sewa Bharti in the capital. Health and sanitation facilities in many of the slums adopted by Sewa Bharti have improved drastically. Thousands of unskilled and unemployed youth have now become self-reliant through the education of vocational and industrial training institutes run by Sewa Bharti.

Sewa Bharti, with its motto "NAR SEWA NARAYAN SEWA" (service of mankind is service of God). Has succeeded in including in these people a sense of national pride moral esteem and humanitarian values. The Delhi Government in recognition of the outstanding services rendered in the field of child welfare, gave awards to Sewa Bharti in the years 1991, 1994, 1996 and 1998. Future plans of Sewa Bharti include : computer training, motor driving training, mobile coaching center and a pathological laboratory.