Sewa Sparsh Foundation

We are over in West Delhi, at House No 65 in Block 2-A. It’s a single-storey building, so no stairs to worry about. We’ve been here in this part of New Delhi for a while. Our work is mostly about reaching out to people who might be slipping through the cracks. It’s a bit of everything, really. One day we might be helping an elderly neighbor, and the next we’re trying to find books for kids. We don’t have a strict schedule because needs change all the time. The house is usually a bit cluttered with things people have donated or stuff we’re getting ready to give out. It’s a lived-in space, not a shiny office. We sit around the kitchen table a lot to make plans. It’s very informal. We know most of the people on our block and the surrounding streets. If someone is in trouble, they usually find their way here eventually. We don't have a lot of money, but we have a lot of time and willing hands. It’s just us trying to be good neighbors. Some people think we should be more professional, but this way works for us. It’s more personal. You get to know people’s stories. We just want to offer a bit of care where it’s needed. West Delhi is a big place, but our little corner feels like home. We’re just staying busy and doing what we can every day.