About Us: Punjabi welfare trust
(Regd. 676)
What We Do
Punjabi Welfare Trust (Regd. 676) is a Delhi Cantt-based non-profit organization(NGO)committed to building a brighter future for the younger generation through career empowerment, educational initiatives, public health awareness, and environmental development. For the past four years, our trust has been working tirelessly to uplift communities and create meaningful impact across the region.
- Why Choose Us?
Our Vision
Punjabi Welfare Trust aims to empower individuals—especially youth—with the knowledge, support, and resources they need to lead healthy, educated, and purpose-driven lives. We envision a society where every individual has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of background.
Our Mission
Career Empowerment: Guiding and supporting youth in making informed decisions about their education and career paths.
Educational Support: Conducting awareness drives, offering scholarships, and providing resources to underprivileged students.
Public Health: Organising health camps, awareness sessions, and wellness programs for the general public.
Environmental Development: Promoting eco-consciousness through tree plantation drives, clean-up campaigns, and sustainability workshops.
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We are served since 2019 to helpless people with trust and we are happy
Our Work During COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Punjabi Welfare Trust stood on the frontlines to support those most in need. Our members worked around the clock, delivering food, distributing masks and sanitizers, and providing medical assistance to affected families. It was a time that tested humanity, and we are proud to say our trust responded with compassion and commitment.
Key Pillars of Leadership
We owe the growth and success of our trust to the dedicated leadership and tireless efforts of our core members:
Mr. H.S. Grover – Chairman, whose wisdom and leadership continue to inspire us.
Mr. Uminder Singh – Founder & Secretary, whose vision gave birth to this meaningful movement.
Mr. Manish Sharma – Executive Member, whose active involvement ensures our operations are effective and impactful.
And every dedicated member of the trust, whose contributions make all our initiatives possible
- Our Activity
LANGER SEWA
The Punjabi Welfare Trust NGO upholds this centuries-old Sikh tradition by organizing regular langar sewa, focusing especially on reaching the most vulnerable segments of societ
- Special-Event Langar: The Trust organizes langar at key community sites, including hospitals, schools, and areas with high needs. This ensures that not only are needy families fed, but also patients, caretakers, and children have reliable access to wholesome food
- Hygienic and Nutritious Meals: Upholding both tradition and modern health standards, the Trust pays careful attention to food quality and cleanliness, so that every meal is safe and nourishing.
- Response to Emergencies: During times of crisis—such as lockdowns or natural disasters—the Trust mobilizes to expand services, delivering packed meals to those stranded or unable to work, ensuring nobody in need goes hungry
Education Campain
The Punjabi Welfare Trust NGO is dedicated to transforming this landscape through comprehensive education support initiatives that aim to unlock every child’s potential.
- Literacy Promotion: The Trust runs programs to enhance literacy rates, focusing on both children and adults who missed formal schooling. These programs often include adult literacy classes alongside primary education initiatives, ensuring that learners of all ages can build essential skills
- Vocational Training: Recognizing the need for practical skills in today’s job market, the NGO offers vocational and skill-based training. These trainings equip youth with abilities needed to secure meaningful employment and foster self-reliance
- Support for Special Needs: The Trust also extends its services to differently-abled individuals, designing tailored educational programs to foster inclusivity and equal opportunities
CULTURAL EVENTS
he Punjabi Welfare Trust NGO recognizes the profound importance of cultural events in promoting Punjab’s traditions and values, and actively supports initiatives that keep this spirit alive..
- Organising Traditional Festivals: The Trust collaborates with local communities to host traditional celebrations such as Baisakhi, Lohri, and cultural melas. These festivities showcase folk dances like bhangra and giddha, traditional music, and authentic Punjabi cuisine—offering an immersive cultural experience to all participants
- Promoting Community Policing: Delhi Police’s active participation transforms these events into avenues for community outreach—highlighting schemes, safety initiatives, and building lasting trust with the public. Initiatives like live music shows, art exhibitions, and street plays are used to educate on social themes such as road safety and drug prevention
- Morale Boost: For CRPF jawans, these cultural gatherings bring warmth, appreciation, and a sense of home, especially when deployed far from their families.
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Whether you’re passionate about youth development, education, healthcare, or the environment, there’s a place for you at Punjabi Welfare Trust. Together, we can continue to shape a better future for our communities.