Services

De-addiction

We help individuals overcome substance abuse through counseling, therapy, and holistic support.

Yoga & Meditation

We promote mental and physical well-being through regular yoga and meditation sessions.

Naturopathy

We offer natural healing therapies that focus on holistic wellness and disease prevention.

Electro-Homoeopathy

We provide alternative treatments using electro-homoeopathy to support safe, side-effect-free recovery.

Social Services

We serve underprivileged communities with food, education, clothing, and shelter support.

Women Empowerment

We uplift women through skill training, awareness programs, and self-employment opportunities.

AIDS Awareness

We conduct awareness drives and health camps to educate and support people living with HIV/AIDS.

Environment-Friendly Initiatives

We encourage green living through plantation drives, recycling programs, and environmental education.

Forest Conservation

We work to protect and preserve forest ecosystems through awareness, plantation, and cleanup efforts.

Medical Camps

We organize free health check-ups, treatments, and medicine distribution for rural and needy populations.

Donor Testimonials

I had never attended a health camp before. For the first time, I received a proper check-up and free medicines, thanks to the NGO. I’m feeling healthier now. Truly grateful to the team!

Seema Rani Hisar

I had started using substances during college. The de-addiction drive by First Women Welfare Society changed my life. Their counseling and support helped me become a confident, drug-free person.

Ravinder Singh Youth Volunteer

I was a homemaker, but after joining their stitching and beauty training course, I’ve started my own small business. For the first time, I feel independent and capable.

Pooja Verma Women Empowerment Program Beneficiary

Their AIDS awareness street play at our college was powerful and eye-opening. It was the first time I saw someone talk so openly about such topics. We need more such awareness events everywhere.

Amit Malik College Student

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