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Our main focus are to help senior citizens who have been ignored by their own families.
Who We Are
Bannuwal Welfare Association was established in 2016 with a mission to help needy people. It is an NGO that helps the underprivileged by connecting beneficiaries with donors.
What We Do
Accessible Education
We aim to make quality education and a healthy diet accessible to underprivileged children to enable them to write their own future. Read More 337 million illiterate people in India are proof of the fact that access to education has remained a distant dream for a significant part of the country’s population. Bannuwal Welfare aims to make education accessible to all by working with underprivileged and differently-abled children to empower them with knowledge and emotional security. Together, we can change the world of at least one child today.
Food for All
We work to provide regular, hygienic, and nutritious food to our beneficiaries. So that they can lead a healthy life. Read More
Bannuwal Welfare Association aims to address India’s hunger problem by providing wholesome and nutritious meals to lesser privileged people. They started the Daily Meals Programme in December 2015 and have two main projects to address the problem.
Healthier Lives
We provide medical facilities for all and ensure the healthier smiles. Read More
Bannuwal Welfare Association strives to ensure that all family members are healthy and have access to affordable healthcare facilities. They partner with practitioners and agencies to promote healthy smiles and provide specialized healthcare and nutrition for differently-abled and HIV-positive children.
Upcoming Events
15th August
Tifin Seva
Sign up to spend your day with senior citizens. This will mean the whole world to them.
22nd October
Blood Donation Camp
We arrange the camp for collecting Blood and keep it to use for needy people.
27th October
Cycle Distribution
Many times we organized roadside activities for donating cycle picking random people.
Support Our Cause
According to the survey of the Technical Group on Population Projections, India has 138 million elderly persons in 2021 and by 2031 it becomes 56 million in India, with 18 million homeless. Currently, there are 728 old-age homes in India. They provide geriatric services in India based on disease indications.