Discover how BMBVS has been working towards education, empowerment, health, and social development.
Our tagline reflects our commitment to transforming vulnerability into resilience, barriers into opportunities, and exclusion into meaningful participation through sustained community engagement, partnerships, capacity building, and inclusive development initiatives.
Bhartiya Mahila Avom Bal Vikas Sansthan, has a significant role in promoting the well-being and
protection of women, children and other vulnerable sections and marginalized sections of the
society all over the country. Established as a Non Profit Making Organisation in 1998, it was
registered u/s XXI of SR Act, 1860 on 17 th Sept, 1999 by the Registrar of Firms & Societies,
Govt. of NCT of Delhi to exclusively focus on issues related to women, children and vulnerable &
marginalized sections of the society. Since the inception, the organisation has developed its
manpower controlling authority status, further solidifying its commitment to its mandate as per
MoU. Keeping in view the vision, mission and the guiding principles for its programmes,
activities, institutional development and future planning the organisation developed and adopted
a tagline statement as under;
Bhartiya Mahila Avom Bal Vikas Sansthan is a registered voluntary organisation working towards the empowerment, inclusion and welfare of vulnerable and disadvantaged individuals and communities.
Established in 1998 and formally registered in 1999, the organisation obtained FCRA registration in 2005 and was subsequently registered with NITI Aayog – NGO Darpan, bearing Unique ID: DL/2018/0222584. The organisation is also affiliated with Nehru Yuva Kendra (NYK), Alipur, Delhi, vide Affiliation No. 080 dated 28.07.2007. Recently the organisation got membership of Voluntary Action Network India VANI vide no. VANI-006047.
The organisation implements community-oriented programmes focusing on social welfare, women and child development, education, health, HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention, drug demand reduction, skill development, community awareness, counselling, youth development and support to vulnerable and marginalised groups.
The organisation maintains systems for field implementation, community mobilisation, staff coordination, documentation, monitoring and reporting. During the reporting year, emphasis was placed on strengthening programme implementation, maintaining records, improving documentation and ensuring transparent and accountable delivery of activities.
Guided by its vision of “A society where every life is valued, every voice is heard, and every person has the opportunity to thrive,” the organisation continues its efforts to create sustainable pathways from “Vulnerability to Possibility.”
Legal Status:
The organisation operates the Drug-De-Addiction
Centre/Outreach and Drop-In-Centres to support drug dependents/users offering a
comprehensive range of services under one roof.
The organisation is committed to providing
protection and rehabilitation services to Substance Users, HIV/AIDS victims, vulnerable,
marginalized and High Risk Population, women victims of domestic violence, ensuring
their safety and support.
The organisation focuses on providing comprehensive support
services and health services to Female Sex Workers, women in distress and also
provides financial assistance through Self Help Groups, Care homes, and skill
development initiatives for self-sufficiency.
The organisation operates Mahila
Panchyat and Saheli Samanvay Kendra, as a support centre for women, offering
guidance and assistance to those in need.
It implements institutional and non-institutional services and programs
under the Juvenile Justice Act 2015, ensuring the care, treatment, rehabilitation, and
protection of children and educational services for their rehabilitation.
It aims to provide a conducive environment for the holistic
development of women and children by offering educational programs, healthcare
services, and opportunities for skill development.
The organisation operates the Drug-De-Addiction
Centre/Outreach and Drop-In-Centres to support drug dependents/users offering a
comprehensive range of services under one roof.
The organisation is committed to providing
protection and rehabilitation services to Substance Users, HIV/AIDS victims, vulnerable,
marginalized and High Risk Population, women victims of domestic violence, ensuring
their safety and support.
The organisation focuses on providing comprehensive support
services and health services to Female Sex Workers, women in distress and also
provides financial assistance through Self Help Groups, Care homes, and skill
development initiatives for self-sufficiency.
The organisation operates Mahila
Panchyat and Saheli Samanvay Kendra, as a support centre for women, offering
guidance and assistance to those in need.
It implements institutional and non-institutional services and programs
under the Juvenile Justice Act 2015, ensuring the care, treatment, rehabilitation, and
protection of children and educational services for their rehabilitation.
It aims to provide a conducive environment for the holistic
development of women and children by offering educational programs, healthcare
services, and opportunities for skill development.
The organisation implements community-focused initiatives including Outreach, Drop-In Centres, Health & Wellness, LGBTQ/MSM Support, Family Counselling, WASH, and Senior Citizen Welfare.
Operations combine outreach, counselling, training, referrals, and direct service delivery with capacity building.
The organisation implements community-oriented programmes focusing on social
welfare, women and child development, education, health, HIV/AIDS awareness
and prevention, drug demand reduction, skill development, community
awareness, counselling, youth development and support to vulnerable and
marginalised groups.
The organisation maintains systems for field implementation, community
mobilisation, staff coordination, documentation, monitoring and reporting.
During the reporting year, emphasis was placed on strengthening programme
implementation, maintaining records, improving documentation and ensuring
transparent and accountable delivery of activities.
Guided by its vision of “A society where every life is valued, every voice is heard,
and every person has the opportunity to thrive,” the organisation continues its
efforts to create sustainable pathways from “Vulnerability to Possibility.”
The organisation implements community-oriented programmes focusing on social
welfare, women and child development, education, health, HIV/AIDS awareness
and prevention, drug demand reduction, skill development, community
awareness, counselling, youth development and support to vulnerable and
marginalised groups.
The organisation maintains systems for field implementation, community
mobilisation, staff coordination, documentation, monitoring and reporting.
During the reporting year, emphasis was placed on strengthening programme
implementation, maintaining records, improving documentation and ensuring
transparent and accountable delivery of activities.
Guided by its vision of “A society where every life is valued, every voice is heard,
and every person has the opportunity to thrive,” the organisation continues its
efforts to create sustainable pathways from “Vulnerability to Possibility.”
