Children’s Home for Boys, Jahangirpuri – Delhi
Children’s Home for Boys, Jahangirpuri — Delhi
The Children’s Home for Boys at Jahangirpuri, Delhi, was established in January 1999 as a pilot project of the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India, for neglected, street-connected, and working children. Located near Azadpur, one of Asia’s largest fruit and vegetable markets, the area has a large concentration of vulnerable and destitute children living in difficult circumstances. The construction cost of the home was supported by the Planning Commission.
About the Home
The home provides a safe, structured, and nurturing environment for children in need of care and protection, ensuring access to shelter, nutrition, education, healthcare, counselling, and recreational activities.
Core Areas of Support
- Formal and non-formal education support
- Vocational training and skill development
- Healthcare and counselling services
- Life skills education and mentoring
- Rehabilitation and social reintegration
- Support for children with special needs
Vocational Training
Children are supported through vocational training programmes such as graphic designing, data entry, and computer education to strengthen employability and future readiness.
Special Support
Special attention is provided to children with specific needs through counselling, institutional linkages, and rehabilitation support. Through continuous care, mentoring, and educational support, the home continues to help children build confidence, resilience, discipline, and pathways towards safer and more independent futures.