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Bal Vihar Orphanage

Delhi, Mahavir Enclave

Education Girl Child Orphanage Poverty

Since: 25 year(s)

No. of beneficiaries : 100

Tax Exemption

80G

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Vision

As of today, 100 children between the ages of four months and 20 years are accommodated irrespective of cast, creed or religion at Bal Vihar. The home accepts both boys and girls; they are segregated in two separate buildings at bedtime. The orphanage serves helpless children without any discrimination, and thus represents the composite culture of Indian society, with its full diversity of religions, castes and creeds. Show More

Mission

Bal Vihar, meaning “garden of children”, is a home dedicated to providing a stable and loving family atmosphere to abandoned, neglected and orphaned children. It is run by the Sadhu Sunder Singh Welfare Society which has been consistently working to implement its objectives, walking on the path of serving humanity with selfless devotion. Since its establishment, all activities of the Society are maintained solely by public support. Show More

About The Founder

Baba John Dayal

Born in 1889 to a wealthy Sikh family in Rampur, Punjab, Sadhu Sunder Singh converted to Christianity in search of peace and joy. He was invited to share his visions and experiences in many countries including England, Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Australia and the United States.

He faced lot of inconvenience in bringing up the children and establishing the credibility of Bal Vihar. Subsequently his efforts were recognized by the society and he got enough help to expand the premises and was respected as selfless soul.

After the death of Late Baba John Dayal in year 2008.The committee headed by Mr S P Rai take over the management of society he was helped by Mr. Vishal, Mr Jaiwant Daulat Singh. Show More

Summary

BAL VIHAR CHILDREN HOME

In 1995, Baba John Dayal established an orphanage by the name of Bal Vihar. He began with only four children and no money in hand. Bal Vihar emerged from the need to provide care and protection to children who are orphans or from broken families, and have been languishing in the quagmire of apathy and distress. The police, J.J. Slum department and various other social organizations and workers have been bringing children to this orphanage. Initially he started running orphanage from a bashment near the existing premises. The children of 3to4 years of age were brought up by him giving love and affection of mother and father both.