◆ Registered NGO since 1999

Empowering Lives,
Building Futures

Madhok Foundation is a Non-Profit NGO working towards the upliftment, empowerment and rehabilitation of the deprived, the destitute, the disadvantaged and the differently-abled across Delhi and Rajasthan.

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25
Years of Service
60
Homes Built
500
Youth Trained/Year
60
Homes Built
500
Youth Trained / Year
58
Senior Citizens Served
11
Collaborating Partners
Our Genesis

A Legacy of Compassion & Service

Madhok Foundation is an expression of the vision, sentiment and activities of the late Col. Ramesh Kumar Madhok, whose sensitivity and generosity towards the deprived and disadvantaged was legendary. Established on 9th November 1999 under the Societies Registration Act 1860, the Foundation continues his enduring legacy.

On the social front, the Foundation works towards the upliftment, empowerment and rehabilitation of the deprived, the destitute, the disadvantaged and the differently-abled — both in Delhi and across other states. On the academic front, it undertakes research, advocacy, capacity building, counselling, health, education and environment initiatives.

The late Col. Ramesh Kumar Madhok, founder of Madhok Foundation
The late Col. Ramesh Kumar Madhok, our visionary founder.

Our Key Programs

Working across multiple domains to create lasting change in the lives of the vulnerable and underserved communities of India.

Homes for the Homeless

Over 60 permanent one-room homes built in Savada Ghewra — a suburb 35 km from Delhi — for slum-dwelling and homeless families. Each home is equipped with solar lighting through partnerships with Habitat for Humanity, HDFC Ltd and HT Parekh Foundation.

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Child Welfare & Education

Providing a Children's Library supported by the Rotary Club of Delhi, sponsoring street children in SOS Village and Tamanna School, and engaging youth in tree plantation and environment awareness campaigns.

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Skill Development & Vocational Training

Computer skills (TESCOS — 120 hrs, 500+ youth/year), Beauty Culture and Tailoring courses for girls and women from economically weaker sections — funded by the Govt. of NCT of Delhi and Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India.

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Senior Citizens' Recreational Centre

A recreational centre operational for over four years, serving 58 members (39 women, 9 men) at Shankar Mandir, Harinagar Ashram — offering kirtans, counselling, medical check-ups, legal assistance and festival celebrations.

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Mahila Panchayat

An initiative of the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) — legal empowerment of women through community congregations that resolve local disputes, counsel parties and work to reduce domestic violence. Two trained staff coordinators operate in the community.

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Awareness Generation & Environment

Campaigns on AIDS awareness, environment, health & nutrition, reproductive rights, domestic violence, Right to Information and Self-Help Groups (SHG). Tree plantation drives with Jamun, Neem, Ashoka and Arjun saplings in MCD parks.

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Building Permanent Homes & Hope

One of our flagship initiatives — constructing permanent one-room tenements for slum-dwelling and homeless families in Savada Ghewra, approximately 35 km from Central Delhi. Over 60 homes have been built to date, each with solar lighting to address the shortage of electricity in the colony.

This life-changing initiative is implemented in collaboration with esteemed national and international partners, ensuring quality construction and long-term community benefit.

Habitat For Humanity HDFC Ltd. HT Parekh Foundation
60+ permanent homes built by Madhok Foundation in Savada Ghewra, Delhi
60+ Homes Built
35 km From Delhi
Solar Powered

Skill Development & Vocational Courses

Empowering youth and women with market-relevant skills to achieve economic independence and dignified livelihoods.

Computer & Digital Skills (TESCOS)

A 3-month, 120-hour course under the Technical Education Community Outreach Scheme — imparted to school dropouts and youth from economically weaker sections. Financially supported by the Directorate of Training & Technical Education, Govt. of NCT of Delhi. Approximately 500 beneficiaries trained annually.

500+ Trainees / Year

Beauty Culture

One of the most sought-after courses among girls and women — conducted at Madhok Foundation's centre in Sunlight Colony, with financial and technical support from Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS), Ministry of HRD, Govt. of India. Graduates either start their own parlours or secure employment.

Self-Employment Focused

Cutting & Tailoring

A 6-month course in cutting and tailoring for girls and women. Over 100 trainees completed the course this financial year. Certified graduates work from home to supplement family income, or find employment with garment agencies and export houses.

100+ Trained This Year

Our Valued Collaborators

Madhok Foundation's work is made possible through the generous support and partnership of these esteemed organisations.

Delhi Social Welfare Board (NCT of Delhi)
Rotary Club of Delhi
Directorate of Training & Technical Education
Sada Seva Foundation, USA
HT Parekh Foundation
Jan Shiksha Sansthan (HRD Ministry, GOI)
Nehru Yuva Kendra
Ministry of Forest & Environment
Mayaram Foundation
Habitat for Humanity
HDFC Ltd.
Jawaharlal Nehru National Youth Centre

Community Awareness Programs

Generating awareness on critical social issues to create informed, empowered communities.

AIDS Awareness

Environment Awareness

Health & Nutrition

Reproductive Rights & Gender

Domestic Violence

Right to Information

Self-Help Groups (SHG)

Swachh Bharat — Cleanliness Drives

Get In Touch

We welcome queries, collaborations, volunteer interest and donation enquiries. Our team will respond promptly.

Registered Office 8408, Sector C-8, Vasant Kunj,
New Delhi — 110070, India
Rajasthan Branch 3/93 SFS, Aggrawal Farm, Mansarovar,
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Email info@madhokfoundation.in

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