Let's make a difference

At Nirmala Care Foundation, we care for the elderly, educate underprivileged children, and provide medical support to those who cannot afford it. Every act of care creates ripples of change across generations. Join us in making that difference.

A volunteer with children in a Delhi neighbourhood

Who we are

Rooted in the neighbourhoods we serve

We are a community foundation based in Delhi, founded by three passionate professionals, and committed to make a genuine and positive impact in the lives of all sections of the society.

Our mission

We exist to bridge gaps in care — supporting the elderly with dignity, empowering children with education, and ensuring healthcare reaches those who need it most, regardless of their ability to pay

Our values

  • Integrity

    We uphold honesty, ethics and accountability in everything we do, ensuring that our actions are guided by respect, fairness and a strong sense of responsibility towards the communities we serve.

  • Commitment

    We are dedicated to creating meaningful and lasting impact. We approach our work with passion, perseverance and a strong commitment to the people, communities and causes we support.

  • Transparency

    We believe in openness and accountability. We communicate clearly, use resources responsibly and maintain transparent processes to build trust with our communities, partners, donors and stakeholders.

Our work

Areas of work

Children reading storybooks together in a community learning space

Education & learning

Learning support for children in the neighbourhoods we serve, run alongside families and local teachers.

Education of several children funded by NCF. Also, we run mentoring program for bright students. NCF volunteers visit Government schools and interact with children and inspire them.

A health worker checking a woman's blood pressure at a community table

Health & wellbeing

Basic health awareness, check-up camps and help navigating public health services.

Multiple medical camps organized to benefit public at large, free medicines distributed to needy, supported people with Cataract surgery and care

A volunteer serving a meal to an elderly person in a care home

Care for Elderly

We support elderly people in our communities by providing care, companionship and assistance, with a focus on their health, wellbeing and dignity.

Multiple Elderly homes supported with recurring food, clothes, medicine etc distributions. NCF volunteers spend time with elderlies to make them feel valued.

Recent activities

What we have been doing

  • A health worker screening an elderly woman's eyes at a community health camp

    Health Camps and Medicines Distribution

    The organization conducted multiple health camps in underserved areas, offering free medical check-ups, basic diagnostics, and consultations by qualified doctors. This included free eye check-ups and related treatments, along with free medicines distributed to elderly people.

  • Volunteers serving freshly prepared meals at a community food distribution

    Food Distribution

    The organization regularly distributed freshly prepared meals and ration kits to people in need, including daily wage workers, homeless people, and families living in underserved communities.

  • A volunteer fitting new shoes for a child

    Shoes Distribution

    Distribution of new footwear to children from economically weaker sections who lack access to proper shoes.

  • A volunteer handing clothes to a person in need

    Clothes Distribution

    Collection and distribution of new and usable clothes to individuals and families in need, particularly during seasonal changes such as winter and summer.

See Our Work section for more details

Blog

Latest posts

Illustration asking whether the new tax regime will reduce charitable giving in India

Effect of new tax code on NGOs

Will the New Tax Regime Reduce Charitable Giving in India?

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An elderly person's hands resting on a walking cane

Old Age – An Asset

While India is regarded as the country of youth, it is also the home to ~15 crore senior citizens and this number is projected to double by 2050. Out of this, ~1.8 crore elderlies are homeless. According to a report, more than 40% of them are in the poorest wealth quintile

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A schoolgirl ready for class beside a girl looking into a classroom through a window

THE EDUCATION WE TAKE FOR GRANTED

For many of us, going to school is routine. Wake up. Get ready. Go to school. Come home. Do homework. Repeat. We rarely stop to think about what a privilege that routine can be. For some children, a classroom is not a given. A school uniform is not a given. Books, learning support, or even a quiet place to study are not a given.

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