About Us

A group of noble people started realising the above saying of the prophet (peace be upon him), and the Delhi Youth Welfare Association (DYWA) was born in December 1990. The team scrutinized all the hindrances that were accountable for the low standard of education in the walled city and started working on eradicating such deterrents for students. The educational fundamental aim of this organization is to impress the values/standards of the historical walled city. With time, the group started expanding its activities to education and opened a library in 1994. This library was named after the revered Islamic scholar, Hazrat Shah Waliullah Public Library, who was a Muslim reformist in 18^th century India. We began distribution rations, medicines, and scholarships to deserving windows and other in need, under the banner of the Delhi Youth Welfare Association (DYWA); but felt this action, though noble, did not make the desired difference to ground realities. II Literacy due to poor financial conditions and the resultant lack of resources was a chronic problem that needed their immediate attention. Hence, we started sponsoring the education of deserving children, and opened the Hazrat Shah Waliullah Public Library, sometimes in the 90s. Who We AreDYWA is a non-governmental organization founded on December 6th, 1990. Our mission is to empower underprivileged students through education. *What We Do*– Distribute textbooks to students in need (700-800 students every year) – Assist with government scholarships – Support students with college fees and foreign language courses (such as German, Spanish, Chinese) – Provide access to libraries with 25,000+ books in multiple languages (English, Hindi, Urdu, Persian, Arabic) *Our Libraries*We have established 2 libraries, one in Delhi and one in Mewat, Haryana, entirely through self-funding, without any government assistance. These libraries serve as hubs for learning and community engagement. *Our Impact*– Reduced dropout rate by 30,000 students – Supported 15,000+ students in completing their education – Inspired students from various parts of the world to visit our library (from USA, Europe, Asia) – Supported 4 students to study abroad (in countries like Germany, Australia, USA) *Computer Education*We are adopting students to learn computer courses with the support of DYWA, equipping them with essential skills for the digital age and Provide them jobs. *Our Success Stories*Four of our students are currently studying abroad with the support of DYWA. They are working hard to achieve their dreams, and we are proud of them! *Our Message*Education is the key to transforming lives. We are committed to bridging the educational gap and creating opportunities for underprivileged students. We believe in you and your potential! *What You Can Do*– Visit our library and read books – Join us and work with our team – Spread the word about DYWA to your friends and family Let’s work together to make a difference!