From the Chief Executive’s Desk
Looking back, the organization feels highly satisfaction and achievement. Though the beginning was slow and lacking the focused oriented interventions but gradually our various interventions become focused and target oriented. Each year successful and learning add to the strength to the organization which further motivates us to produce better results in forthcoming years.
The year 2024-2025 was mainly focused on Drug Abuse Prevention and drug demand reduction, health and many types of awareness campaign including service delivery initiatives among the needy and poor section of the society. In addition, new initiative in terms of running of skill building programme with focus on vocational trainings etc. As a part of educational programme, we continued to work on both formal and non-formal education with special focus on poor and backward community children.
On the other hand, health programme emphasized on HIV/AIDS especially focus on Injecting Drug User’s (IDUs) and related issues and mother and child health care.
At one hand, we are happy to execute programme successfully with our hardworking and committed team but still search to have second line leadership is continued. However, we have started to have concentrated efforts to have second line leadership in the organization.
Lastly, we think that there is need to initiate the process of developing the pool of resources in order to give sustainable nature to the organization so that dependency on outside resources needs to reduce. Although, this journey is long but we stand for taking such initiative.
I shall fail in my duty, if I do not acknowledge the contribution of organization’s Board Members’ and the committed and dedicative cadre of workers. And the people with whom we work, who are found to be not only co-operative but also reliable.
Gen. Secretary
Introduction
Bhartiya Mahila Avom Bal Vikas Sansthan was established in 1998 and was registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 in 1999 and FCRA, 1976 in 2005 with an objective for development of Poor & needy Women/Girls, Welfare of Children, Welfare of the Aged, Educational Programme, AIDS Awareness, Training Programmes, Women & Child Development, Educational Activities, Youth Development, Health development etc. in the States of Delhi, Haryana and Punjab. The main objectives of the Society are to uplift general masses through various welfare activities.
The Society will obtain its goal through Managing Body of the Society. The Society has its head quarter at Narela, Delhi. Besides, the Society is working at All – India Level especially in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and U.P. States. The Society has good office infrastructure, Computer, Office infrastructure, Training Equipment & qualified staff that, is the main part for achieving its goal.
Legal Status:
- u/s XXI of Society Registration Act, 1860
- with NGO Portal, Niti Ayog, GoI bearing unique ID NO. DL/2018/0222584.
- Affiliated to NYK, Alipur, Delhi an autonomous body under the M/o Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India with serial no. 080.
Outreach and Drop-In Centre (ODIC)
The Outreach and Drop-In Centre (ODIC) is a community-based initiative supporting individuals, particularly youth, affected by substance use and those with limited access to healthcare and social services.
The programme provides a safe, non-judgmental and supportive environment where individuals can access counseling, treatment referrals, psychosocial support, recreational activities, and family and group therapy. It also promotes awareness and prevention among youth and encourages substance users to seek recovery and treatment.
Our ODIC centre operates in West Delhi, close to identified substance-use hotspots, making essential support services easily accessible to the community.
To understand local needs, a Community Need Assessment was conducted through field observations, interviews, focus group discussions, and consultations with substance users, families, and community stakeholders. The findings help us design and deliver relevant, community-focused interventions.
Location
West Delhi is situated in the western part of Delhi and shares its western border with Bahadurgarh Block of Jhajjar District, Haryana. Administratively, the district is divided into three sub-divisions: Patel Nagar, Punjabi Bagh, and Rajouri Garden.
The district is surrounded by North West Delhi to the north, North and Central Delhi to the east, South West Delhi to the south, and Jhajjar District of Haryana to the west. Major residential and commercial areas such as Janakpuri and Tilak Nagar are located within West Delhi.
West Delhi covers an area of approximately 129 km² and has a densely populated urban environment. The area is home to a large and diverse population, including significant migrant communities living in JJ and resettlement colonies and semi-urban areas, many of whom belong to economically vulnerable backgrounds and are engaged in labour-intensive occupations.
