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PHD Family Welfare Foundation

PHD FAMILY WELFARE FOUNDATION

(Since 1986)

About the Organization

The PHD Family Welfare Foundation (PHDFWF) a registered non-profit organisation has been promoted by the PHDCCI thirty-nine years ago, registered as a Trust under the Indian Trust Act, 1882, 80G of the IT Act, 1961 and the FCRA. The Foundation has primarily concentrated on implementing integrated health & family welfare projects in the field of high-risk groups for STD/HIV/AIDS in resettlement colonies, skill development & free income generation training for needy women and youth, mobile medical care, care for people living with disabilities, educational courses, personality development classes and self-defense training for girls PAN India. At present, PHDFWF is currently operating 12 Mobile Medical Vans running in Delhi, NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana and Gujarat and benefitting 1,100 beneficiaries every day and till date we have benefitted approx. 19,99,071 beneficiaries from healthcare projects. PHDFWF has 34 skill development centers in PAN India states like Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh and with a focused presence in tribal regions such as Odisha, Assam and Chhattisgarh and at any given time 6,000 student beneficiaries per day are availing skill training in centers across PAN India. Till date we have benefitted 59,119 beneficiaries through our skill development projects.

The main focus areas of the Foundation include: health care, skill development training, education, support & care for specially-abled people, sanitation facilities for girls in schools, rehabilitation & relief during natural calamities, and self-defence training for women. The foundation also supports 100 orphanages and several old age homes in Delhi NCR by providing free health care and basic needs.

Key Highlights

Skill Development

PHDFWF operates 27 skill development centers, with 16 in Delhi and 11 in tribal areas across India. Over 57,000 individuals have been trained in various skills, becoming self-sufficient (Atma Nirbhar). Currently, about 6,000 students study in these centers daily.

Health Care

The foundation runs 12 mobile medical vans that treat around 1,000 patients daily in rural and resettlement areas. So far, approximately 18.7 lakh patients have been treated.

During COVID-19

Organized free health checkups for underprivileged and abandoned children in child care institutions.
Distributed food packets to about 95,000 migrant labourers and needy families.
Donated 12 oxygen generation plants to charitable and government hospitals.
Supported 60 widowed women with rations and skills training for 6 months, making them self-sufficient.

Education

The foundation provides remedial classes for primary and senior students (classes 9–12) in subjects like English, Maths, and Science. Over 10,000 students have benefited from these programs.

Summer/Winter Camps

PHDFWF organizes free one-month camps offering various activities and free health checkups for primary school children.

Geographical Area of Operation

PHDFWF operates in Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Assam, Odisha, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, and other regions during national calamities.

Mision

To empower underserved communities through healthcare, education, skill development, women empowerment, and inclusive social welfare initiatives, creating sustainable opportunities for self-reliance and long-term community development across India.

Vision

To create an inclusive and empowered society where every individual, especially women, youth, and underprivileged communities, has equal access to healthcare, education, skill development, and opportunities for a dignified and self-reliant life.

Objectives of the Foundation

To prepare and execute programs on family welfare, including family planning, health care, and skill development.
To collaborate on programs for the social and economic welfare of the population.
To organize educational and training events like seminars, workshops, and conferences.
To motivate youth involvement in welfare programs.
To receive grants from government, semi-government, public or international bodies.

Chairperson Message

Anuradha Goel is an active philanthropist involved in social welfare activities for the last 40 years. Ms Goel is currently working as the Chairperson of the PHD Family Welfare Foundation and PHD Chamber’s Women and Child Development Committee directing public welfare programs which include medical care, health awareness, water conservation schemes, skill development and income generation in low income areas.

Ms Goel is President and founding member of St Stephen’s Hospital Patients Welfare Society, instrumental in raising funds and treatment for over 12000 juveniles. President Kiwanis Club of New Delhi involving herself in the implementation of educational income generation programs for women from resettlement areas for more than 20 years. She is also a member of Delhi Social Welfare Board, Vice chairperson of SCWEC India (SAARC Chamber Women Entrepreneur Council) and Governing Body Member of Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra and Shriram Centre for Performing Arts.