ABOUT US

We are an autonomous, non-governmental, and nonprofit organization that promotes the holistic development of mothers and children from low-income households as well as children without parents. LEELAWATI SAMAJ SEWA was established in Austria in 1949.’s Villages started operating in India in 1964. With our 31 SOS Children, we have reached over 65,000 children over the course of more than 60 years.’s Over 83000 lives in India are favorably impacted by villages and 27 community programs. Giving vulnerable communities and families hope, leelawati samaj has worked with children, communities, disaster-stricken and disaster-prone areas. Of the 134 nations that make up the Leelawati Samaj Sewa International Federation.

At LEELAWATI SAMAJ SEWA’s At Villages India, we are dedicated to the well-being of children who have been left without parents or cared for in neglect. We also find methods to fortify families and communities in order to ward off social neglect and abandonment.

Our Signature Initiatives

Program for Strengthening Families (FSP)

Through the Family Strengthening Programme (FSP), over 83000 lives have been impacted and over 38,000 children have gained empowerment as a result of this preventative community intervention programme. This initiative, which operates in slums, was created to shield kids from abandonment or loss of parental supervision. & rural areas, within a 30 km radius of an SOS Children’s Village. Children from the most vulnerable households—widows, single mothers, Below Poverty Line (BPL) families, and families whose livelihoods have been negatively damaged by disasters—are the program's beneficiaries. The program, which runs from three to five years old, attempts to help families escape the cycle of poverty and progress toward more dignity and self-reliance by making sure children’s The growth of the caregivers' educational and income-generating capacities.

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Care Like Family (FLC)

Over 6500 children are reached by SOS Children's Villages India's curative program through its 31 Children’s India's villages. Every village contains family homes, with an average of eight kids and an LEELAWATI SAMAJ SEWA mother living in each one..

Until children are settled in their life, holistic development—which includes education, nutrition, health, and psychological development—is attended to..

Family Like Care's four cornerstones are

• The Mother Every child grows up with the warmth and care of a loving Mother
• Brothers and Sisters Siblings instill a sense of responsibility and sharing in every kid as they grow up.
• The Home A place where each kid has a deep sense of belonging and security
• The Village A community that surrounds the child so that every child has familial roots

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