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200 Women Graduate from DDWF's Flagship Skill Training Programme
Over 200 women completed the six-month programme, with 85% already running sustainable businesses and generating independent incomes across 3 districts.
The latest updates, impact stories, and press coverage from DDWF's work across India.
The Dhiraji Devi Welfare Foundation inaugurated the third and most ambitious phase of its clean water programme, bringing solar-powered filtration to over 5,000 families across 12 drought-affected districts in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
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Over 500 volunteers united for a week-long intensive outreach covering health, education, and livelihood support in three villages.
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Over 200 women completed the six-month programme, with 85% already running sustainable businesses and generating independent incomes across 3 districts.
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A landmark achievement as DDWF's mobile healthcare initiative surpasses 50,000 patients served with free screenings, vaccinations, and essential medicines.
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Tablets, internet connectivity, and certified digital skills training now reach 12,000 students across 5 states as part of DDWF's expanded education mandate.
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The Dhiraji Devi Welfare Foundation was honoured at the National NGO Excellence Awards for its outstanding contribution to rural development and women empowerment.
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The flagship fundraising gala brought together 500 donors, corporate partners, and community leaders, raising a record ₹2.5 crore for the clean water initiative.
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DDWF volunteers and community members joined forces to plant 75,000 saplings, achieving a 92% survival rate through trained local guardians in each neighbourhood.
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Building on success in Rajasthan and MP, DDWF's maternal health programme now covers Bihar and Jharkhand, targeting 5,000 mothers in its inaugural year.
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A landmark partnership will fund nutritional supplements and community education for 20,000 children under five in DDWF's regions of operation over the next three years.
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Within 48 hours of the Chambal basin flooding, DDWF deployed teams with emergency food, clean water, medicines, and temporary shelter materials to 12,000 displaced families.
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Our half-year field report confirms 18,000 new direct beneficiaries across all programmes, with 94% satisfaction scores in independent community surveys.
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A state-of-the-art community hub with classrooms, a medical room, and a women's skill lab opens in Barmer — serving 800 residents daily across all DDWF programmes.
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Our annual report confirms a record ₹12.4 crore fundraised in FY 2023-24, with 85 paise of every rupee directly funding community programmes.
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At the annual scholarship ceremony in Jaipur, 800 students received DDWF educational grants, with the youngest recipient just 14 years old and from a tribal district.
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A three-year CSR partnership with a leading Bengaluru-based IT company will fund digital labs for 40 rural schools, benefiting 8,000 students annually.
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Working alongside ASHA workers, DDWF's health team has achieved 100% child immunisation coverage in five pilot villages — a model the state government plans to replicate.
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DDWF's new agri-environment programme trains small farmers in organic methods, reducing chemical use by 60% while increasing per-acre yields by an average of 22%.
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DDWF's adult literacy night schools have helped 400 working adults aged 18-45 complete their primary and secondary education while maintaining their livelihoods.
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A community nutrition kitchen, running six days a week, now provides daily hot meals to 500 children under 12 in Madhya Pradesh's tribal belt, improving school attendance by 34%.
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The Dhiraji Devi Welfare Foundation marked its 15th anniversary with 1,500 beneficiaries, volunteers, and partners at a celebration honouring 250,000 lives changed since 2008.
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