ADITI MAHAVIDYALAYA , UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT KIT
.,
BREAK FREE LIBERATE YOURSELF.
Stand up for yourself and
the world will stand by you,
Speak up, and the world will hear you,
Be your own pillar of strength.
DR POOJA KHANNA & DR BEENA ANTONY REJI
Internal Complaint Committee
Dr. Neenu Kumar 9811304507
Presiding Office
Dr. Reema Lamba 9811765180
Member
Dr. Sunita Behmani 9868564340
Member
Mr. Chander Shekhar Sharma
9811178123 Member
A member from NGO - to be
nominated
EMPOWER YOURSELF
Your key to information on your Legal Rights:
We, at the University of Delhi, recognized that women safety is a growing concern across Delhi.
Endlessly we have discussed that it is a deep rooted problem but what we have for you is a
comprehensive solution to tackle this problem. According to a survey reported in The Indian Express
dated 9th July, 2010, almost 80% of women in Delhi fear for their safety and shockingly two out of
three women in Delhi have suffered sexual harassment at least two to five times with only 0.8%
reporting such incidents to the authorities. This data puts a glaring question mark on the
competence and trust in police in safeguarding women’s rights and the role of the governing
agencies in various forms of gender related harassment. What is also under question are societal
perceptions and attitudes towards crime against women which deters the victim to confront the
perpetrators who lurk in the dark and boldly garb as conductors, shopkeepers, auto drivers or even
staff at the workplace.
Delhi in particular has reported an unparalleled spurt in the crime against women in the current year
2014. With an abnormal increase in molestations, rapes, kidnappings and eve- teasing cases per day
the situation seems to be alarming and calls for immediate action. The need of the hour is not more
legislations and laws to decorate the pages of our constitution but to ensure implementation of these
laws. An increase of nearly 250% in rape cases, over 500% in molestation cases, a fivefold increase in
cases of eve teasing, is a clear indication and reflection of the rampant lawlessness and need for
immediate action. The sad part of these shocking statistics is that the numbers of cases that go
unreported is even greater and speak volumes about the lack of confidence of women in institutions
that are expected to ensure safely. A 70% increase in crime against women in 2013 as compared to
2012, has sounded a clarion call for women not to suffer in silence anymore and fight for themselves
instead of letting these cases pass as mere bad memories. Although the police claim to have solved
48.8% of the cases registered under Indian Penal Code in 2013, the real change will be ushered in
only if each one of us recognizes the value of self-empowerment.
National Crime Records Bureau reported in 2011 a total of 2,28,650 incidents of crime against
women in India both under IPC (Indian Penal Code) and SLL (Special and Local Laws, like Immoral
Traffic Prevention Act, 1956 and Dowry Prohibition Act). The Pie Chart below shows Crime against
women percent distribution during 2011.
A random scan of daily newspapers stares at the growing insecurity of women at home, at the
workplace, in public transport or even on roads. Having police vans on streets, in colleges & offices
is neither a possibility nor a solution. So here is your self-defence kit!
Feel Empowered: Know your rights. You have a right to a life free of violence, harassment
and discrimination. Recognise it!!
The aim of compiling the important information contained in this booklet is to empower you to
stand up against any form of behaviour that is unfair, unwanted, unacceptable and unlawful. It
intends to boast up your confidence level by making you aware of your rights and inform you of the
modalities for administering the laws that are framed to guarantee a safe and healthy atmosphere
for women in society. This handbook will help you to understand what you can expect and demand
from society. The phone numbers, email id’s and addresses of concerned police officials, NGO’s,
Shelter Homes and National Commission for Women will come in handy in the hour of need. The
sections under which the offender can be booked for the crime committed will help you to nail the
culprit.
Knowledge forever empowers. We hope this endeavour to equip you with vital information for selfdefence will give you the conviction to speak for yourself and for your friends.
TOGETHER LET’S MAKE OUR CITY A SAFE PLACE FOR WOMEN!!!
WHAT TO DO IF YOU EXPERIENCE SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN COLLEGE?
If you experience any form of sexual harassment in college there is an Internal Complaint Committee
(ICC) in college. You can make your complaint here and an enquiry will be made by this committee.
This committee has been constituted under The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace
(Prevention, Prohibition And Redressal) ACT, 2013
Under this law "sexual harassment" includes any one or more of the following unwelcome
acts or behaviour (whether directly or by implication) namely:-(i) physical contact and advances; or
(ii) a demand or request for sexual favours; or
(iii) making sexually coloured remarks; or
(iv) showing pornography; or
(v) any other unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of sexual nature
You could also get help from:
Delhi Police : 1291/2331/7002/ 2331700423411091
Women Helpline by CM of Delhi : 181
Delhi TC : 1800-11-8181
Special Unit for protection of Women HQ : 01124121234/24673366
When to Call? Who can Help ?
If you need immediate help no matter where you are, call
Immediate Police Help : 100
Women Helpline : 1091
Anti-stalking Helpline
If someone is regularly following you, harassing you, calling, messaging, standing outside your office
or home, sending gifts or packages to you, taking your photographs or intimidating you in any way
which makes you feel unsafe immediately report details and description to :
Anti-Stalking Helpline
1096
011-27894455
011-27292523
011-27292060
Remember:
Don’t suffer in silence. Report the matter so that the accused do not go scot free. Every Station
House Officer has to take prompt and timely action under section 91/93 of Delhi Police Act
Anti-Obscene Call, MMS Cell
This cell checks complaints from women being harassed by lewd objectionable and obscene phone
calls/SMS or MMS. Simply forward the sender’s details to:
Call : 1096/27894455/
27891666
SMS to 9911135446
Fax it to 27292523
Email : acp_sit_dl@nic.in
Remember:
The Law can help you fight for your rights
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Section 294 of the IPC makes it punishable to make obscene acts and play obscene songs in
public place.
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Section 354 of the IPC makes it an offence to assault or use criminal force to a woman with
intent to outrage her modesty
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Section 509 of the IPC makes it an offence to utter any word, gesture or act intended to
insult the modesty of a woman.
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The indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986 makes it punishable to
represent woman in derogatory way.
Rape :
Are you being forced to have sex without your consent?
Did you give your consent based on false promise?
How can the Police help you?
The police is equipped and trained to keep the emotional sanctity of a rape victim. Social and
psychological support is kept in mind by the police while providing help to rape victims. Police will
investigate and prosecute the guilty.
Are you facing Ragging?
Ragging is defined as:
Any disorderly conduct by words spoken or written or by an act
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That has the effect of treating or handling with rudeness any other student including in
ruddy or indiscipline activities.
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Which cause or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise fear
or apprehension in a fresher or a junior student ;
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Asking the students to do any act or perform something which student will not do in the
ordinary course.
These are the duties of the educational institutions to safeguard your rights as a women as per the
Supreme Court Judgment
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The prospectus issued at the time of admission must mention clearly that ragging is banned
in the institution and that anyone who indulges in ragging is likely to be punished.
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The punishment may be expulsion from such institution or class for a limited period or fine
or public apology, withholding of scholarship, debarring from representation in events,
withholding results, suspension or expulsion from hostel mess etc.
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The application form shall have printed undertaking to be filled up and signed by the student
and the parents/guardians.
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Students who are already studying in the institution and their parents/guardians shall also
give such an undertaking before the commencement of the next education year/session.
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The Management, the Principal and the Teaching Staff should interact with freshers and take
them in confidence by apprising them of their rights as well as obligations to fight against
ragging and to generate confidence in their mind that they should report any incident of
ragging.
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The student must be made aware of the dehumanizing effects of ragging.
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Migration Certificate issued by the institutions should have an entry whether the student
had participated in ragging and the punishment given.
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If the individual committing or abetting ragging is not identified, then collective punishment
could be resorted to act as deterrent punishment and to ensure collective pressure on the
potential raggers.
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The failure to prevent ragging shall be construed as an act of negligence in maintaining
discipline in the institutions on the part of the management, the principal and the hostel
wardens/superintendents.
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If the institutions fail to curb ragging, UGC/Funding Agency may consider stoppage of
financial assistance to such an institution.
Are you experiencing Domestic Violence?
If you’re being abused mentally, verbally, physically, sexually or financially by any male member at
home or with whom you live, you are a victim of Domestic Violence.
Remember:
You can take recourse in Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, PWDVA or 498-A
of IPC if violence is inflicted by husband or his relatives and it is to an extend to cause you grave
mental and physically injury, the law can help you fight for your rights.
Under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, you can file a case in the Court
directly or take help of Delhi Legal Service Authority (DLSA) or any other legal practitioner and get:
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Protection Order, where a Protection Officer is assigned to you under section 18 D.V. Act.
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Residence Order, where no-one can throw you out of your home under section 19 D.V. Act.
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Monetary Relief, where you get maintenance and compensation for expenses incurred due
to violence, including medical under section 20 D.V. Act.
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Temporary custody of your children under section 21 D. V. Act.
The Police can help you:
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The complaint under the PWDVA can be lodged directly with the Police, who have to record
a Direct Information Report (DIR).
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The DIR has to be forwarded to a Protection Officer and the Local Magistrate
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Police has to assist you in making sure all court orders are enforced.
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The Police have to continue all investigations of cognizable offences under the Indian Penal
Code such as Rape, Dowry, 498A, hurt, etc.
Not interested in long term criminal procedure? Don’t want to file an FIR? : Go in for Civil Remedy
Sometimes, women due to personal reasons may not like to go for criminal remedy i.e., registration
of FIR or filing the Criminal Complaint. In the said circumstances, there are certain Civil Remedies
available in the Case of Domestic Violence:

You can file suit under Order VII Rule I of the Code of Civil Procedure in the Family Court or
where there is no Family Court in a Civil Court against the husband or relatives who are
harassing you to seek any of the following orders :
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That the spouse or/and his relatives are restrained from ousting you and your
children from the matrimonial house.
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That exclusive possession of the matrimonial house should be granted to you and to
your children.
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That the spouse or/and his relatives may be restrained from entering the premises
or any part of it, which is in your occupation.
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That your personal property be restored to you.
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That spouse or/and his relatives be restrained from alienating/transferring the
matrimonial house by way of sale, rent or inducting any third party in to the
matrimonial house.
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That the spouse or/and his relatives be restrained from further abusing/molesting
you and your children.
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In case of a Hindu woman, she can seek for separate residence under Section 18 of
the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act.
Are you being asked Dowry?
Giving or taking dowry is punishable under Law. If you are being harassed by your husband or his
family for money, property, gifts or any goods from you or your family during or after your marriage
as a consideration for marriage, if you are being ridiculed for insufficient dowry, you are a victim of
Dowry harassment.
Remember:
You can take recourse in prevention of Dowry Prohibition of Dowry Prohibition Act 1961 by writing a
complaint to the Police authority. The Law can help you fight for your rights.
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To give or to demand; Dowry is dealt with under sections of Dowry Prohibition Act 1961.
The Police can help you:
 File a First Information Report (FIR) against the offenders.
Cruelty by husband & in-laws
Are you being subjected to mental and physical violence which is causing or is likely to cause you
grave (serious) mental and physical injury ? If so, you are a victim of Cruelty.
What can you do ?
You can complaint to your Police Station, District Crime Against Women Cell or at Special Police Unit
for Women & Children (SPUW&C), Nanakpura. In case of immediate help call ‘100’ or Women
Helpline ‘1091’ and say no to abuse. You can take protection under PWDVA and 498-A IPC. Section
498-A IPC makes it punishable for husband and in-laws for harassing woman for dowry or for
inflicting cruelty on her. At Women Cell you will negotiate a violence free life, to punish the abusers.
The Law can help you to fight for your rights.
You can get a case registered under Section 498-A of IPC. You and your family can also take recourse
in counselling and mediation services free of cost at SPUWC.
How can the Police help you ?
On receipt of your complaint, you and your spouse, will be offered counselling so as to help you
negotiate violence free life. If that fails, you can take help of mediators at SPUWC to have amicable
separation. Failing these, police will register a criminal case against the abusers.
What is your right to property?
The Inheritance Law now gives equality to women. The Hindu Succession (Amendment)
Act, 2005 gives equal rights to daughters to the family property in a Hindu family.
SOME IMPORTANT ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS
Crime Against Women Cells (CAW Cells)
Crime Against Women Cells (CAW Cells)
S.No.
Name/ Address
Phone
1.
HEADQUARTER
Special Police Unit for Women & Children,
Nanakpura, Moti Bagh New Delhi
24673366
2.
NORTH DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell
P.S. Sarai Rohilla, Ist Floor, Delhi-7,
23962201
3.
NORTH-WEST DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell P.S. Pitampura, Delhi-52
27232353
4.
NORTH-EAST DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell. Old Building of PS Nand
Nagri, Delhi.
22137210
5.
CENTRAL DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell
P.S. Prasad Nagar Delhi.
25737951 Ext. 7411
6.
NEW DELHI DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell
Parliament Street, New Delhi-1,
23361231 Ext. 3447
7.
SOUTH DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell,
Old PS Malviya Nagar Building,
Behind PVR Saket, New Delhi
26562731
8.
SOUTH - WEST DISTRICT
25088987
Crime Against Women Cell PS Dwarka Sector 9, First
Floor, Near ITL Public School, New Delhi.
9.
SOUTH - EAST DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell, PP Sriniwas Puri, New
Delhi
10.
EAST DISTRICT
22207950
Crime Against Women Cell P.S. Krishna Nagar, Delhi,
11.
WEST DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell P.S. Kirti Nagar, New
Delhi
25447100 Ext. 4205
12.
OUTER DISTRICT
Crime Against Women Cell, Old Police Station
Building, Near JIMS Institute, Sector 3, Rohini, Delhi
27511753
26841500
Crisis Intervention Centres
Centres are open Monday to Friday, with Counselors available at any time from 10:00AM to 4:30PM. To
make an appointment to see a Counselor, please get in touch via phone at +91 (0)11 26899998.
Or, if you have any questions about services or would like more information about programs, contact the
Gender Training Institute via phone or e-mail us at GTI@csrindia.org , and they’ll get back to you as soon
as possible.
Visit at:- http://crisisinterventioncentre.org
List of various NGOs working with Delhi Police for CIC, the programme started by Delhi Commission for
Women.
LIST OF THE CICs
S.No Name of CIC’s
Ph. No
District
Contact Person
1.
SAMPURNA
Basement-35, Vinoba Kunj Sector-9,
Rohini, Delhi 110085.
011-27565807,
011-27862242
North
West
Ms.Trauna Kataria9312725707
Ms. Malti Jain-9818125990
Ms. Kusum-9990340140
2.
CENTRE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH
011-26899998,
2 Institutional Area, Nelson Mandela
Fax: 011 Marg, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi -110070 26137823,
maneesh@csrindia.org
South
West
Ms.Dorothy Komal,
9971233982
3.
PRAYATN
E – 103, Kalkaji, New Delhi – 110 019
011 - 26415831 South
011- 26415832 East
Ms. Garima-9911078039
4.
PRATIDHI
Shakarpur Police Station Complex,
011- 22527259
01 - 22450100
Ms. Shikha- 9810757415
East,
Room No. 25, 1st Floor, Ramesh Park, Fax: 22058718
Pusta Road, Delhi – 110 092.
5.
ANGAJA FOUNDATION
D-2, 98, Defence Colony, Delhi110003
011-24692612
North
East &
New
Delhi
Ms. Raka Sinha Bal24634978
Ms. Neetu - 9654368658
6.
PRAYAS
011- 29955505. South
Ms. Uzma- 9818933609
011-29534937
Outer
Ms. Reena Banerjee9810226459
Ms. Nazma (Nangloi)9711078146
Ms.Anuradha-9968167869
59, Tuglakabad Institutional Area, New
Delhi – 110 062
7.
Nav Shrishti
306, Neb Sarai Near Holy Chowk
IGONU Road , New Delhi – 110 068
navshrishtidel@rediffmail.com
8.
Kalpana
Mob no.
RZ F – 335, Raj Nagar II, Gali No.7,
9810708032
Near DDA Park, Palam Colony, New
Delhi 110045
Regd office:
Suit# 103,66-A Laxmi Market, Munirka,
New Delhi- 110067
Central
Kiran Jha Thakur
9810708032
9.
SOUTH WEST DELHI WOMEN’S
011-24112892
ASSOCIATION
RZF-335, Raj Nagar-II, Palam Colony,
Gali No.7, Near DDA Park, New Delhi110 045
North &
West
Ms. Magdleen Marin9871442904
Ms. Shubra Mendiratta9891231279
Delhi Commission For Women
Delhi Commission For Women
Source link : http://delhi.gov.in/wps/wcm/connect/Lib_DCW/dcw/home/
C-Block 2nd Floor ,Vikas Bhawan, I.P.Estate, New Delhi 110002
General Helpline
23379181
Rape Crisis Cell
23370557 (24 X 7)
Pre-Marital Counselling
23370146
Mobile Helpline
1800-11-9292 (24 X 7 )
Email
msdcw.delhi@nic.in
Website
http://www.delhi.gov.in
NGOS Involved In Combating Violence Against Women
NGOS Involved In Combating Violence Against Women
S.No. Name & Address
Phones
1.
ALL INDIA WOMEN’S CONFERENCE
6, Bhagwan Das Road, New Delhi Ph :
web: aiwc.org.in
23381165, Fax: 23384092
2.
JWP JOINT WOMEN’S PROGRAMME
24314821, Fax: 24313660
CISRS House, 14, Jangpura-B Mathura Road, New Delhi – 110 014
3.
STREEBAL
B-5/19, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi – 24
web : www.streebal.com
26164113, Fax: 26160279
4.
YWCA
10, Parliament Street, New Delhi – 1
web : www.ywcaindia.org
23340294, Fax: 23342220
5.
SHAKTI SHALINI
6/30 B, Jangpura-B, New Delhi – 14
24312483, Fax: 24322220
6.
SAKSHI
B-64, First Floor, South Extension -II New Delhi – 49
web : www.sakshingo.org
24643946, 24623295, Fax:
24643946
7.
JAGORI
C-54, Top Floor, South Extension-II New Delhi – 49
Web: jagori.org
26257015, Fax:
26253629/7755
8.
NARI RAKSHA SAMITI
Raj Niwas Marg, Civil Lines, Delhi – 54
23973949, Fax: 23973949
9.
NIRANTAR
B-64, 2nd Floor, Sarvodaya Enclave New Delhi – 17
web : www.nirantar.net
26966334, 26517726
10.
PRATIDHI
22527259, 22450100
Police Station Complex, Shakarpur Pushta Marg, Ramesh Park, Delhi – Ext.6784
92
web : www.pratidhi.org
11.
MARG
205-206, 2nd Floor, Shahpur Jat New Delhi – 49
web : www.ngo-marg.org
26497483, 26496925
12.
LAWYERS’ COLLECTIVE
63/2, FF Masjid RD Jangpura Extension New Delhi – 14
Web: lawyerscollective.org
24316925, 24313904
13.
DELHI BROTHERHOOD SOCIETY
Brotherhood House 7, Court Lane New Delhi – 54
23931432, Fax: 23981025
14.
MAHILA DAKSHATA SAMITI
19, Fire Brigade Lane, Opp. Campa Cola Factory Connaught Place,
New Delhi
web : www.mahiladakshatasamiti.org
23412067
15.
HUMAN RIGHTS LAW NETWORK
65, 2nd Floor, Jangpura, New Delhi
web : www.hrln.org
24316922, 24324503
16.
NAVJYOTI
Vikas Bhawan Sanjay Amar Colony Yamuna Pushta, Delhi – 6
web : www.navjyoti.org.in
23866316, 23866403, Fax:
23866312
17.
PRAYATAN
E-103, Kalkaji, New Delhi – 19
26415831, 26022849
18.
ANGAJA FOUNDATION
A-7, Amrit Nagar, Behind South Extension-I New Delhi – 49
web : http://www.angaja.org/
24645021, 24645022
19.
CENTRE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH (CSR)
26899998, 26125583, Fax:
2, Institutional Area, Nelson Mandela Marg C-1, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 2613782
– 70
Web: csrindia.org
20.
MAHILA MANDAL INDL COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD
961, Mangolpuri, Delhi – 110083
+(91)-(11)-27918021
21.
SANJEEVANI VOLUNTARY ORGANISATION
A-6, Satsang Vihar MG, Qutab Institutional Area, Delhi - 110016
+(91)-(11)-26864488
22.
DELHI COMMISSION FOR WOMEN
2ND FLR,Vikas Bhwn, C-BLK, Darya Ganj, Delhi - 110002
+(91)-(11)-23378122
23.
SANJEEVANI SOCIETY FOR MENTAL HEALTH
Shopping Cnetre, Jungpura Side, Defence Colony, Delhi - 110024
+(91)-(11)-24311918
24.
KHAZANI WOMENS POLYTECHNIC
34/18, NR PNB, Devli RD, Khanpur, Delhi - 110062
web : www.khazaniwomenpolytechnic.com
+(91)-(11)-41653687
25.
JAGORI WOMEN RESOURCE CENTRE
B-114, Shivalik, Malviya Nagar, Delhi – 110017
+(91)-(11)-26691219
26.
SAHARA NGO
E-453, Part-II, Greater Kailash, Delhi – 110048
+(91)-(11)-26219147
27.
DELHI MAHILA KALYAN SAMITI
48, Nr D Blk, Institutional Area, Janak Puri, Delhi - 110058
+(91)-(11)-28522851
28.
SEWA BHARAT
7/5,1st Flr, South Patel Nagar, Delhi – 110008
+(91)-(11)-25840937
29.
TARSHI HELPLINE
A-91,1st Flr, Amrit Puti, East Of Kailash, Delhi - 110065
web : www.tarshi.net
+(91)-(11)-26472229
30.
CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES
139, Shopping Cplx, Zamrudpur, Delhi - 110048
Web: crs.org
+(91)-(11)-47674220
31.
INDIAN SOCIAL SECURITY
113, Mohan Singh Place, Cp, Delhi - 110001
web : www.indiansocialsecurity.org
+(91)-(11)-43077786
32.
SHAKTI VAHINI
H-11 ,Second Floor, Hudson Lane,Kingsway Camp, Delhi
web : www.shaktivahini.org
9582909025, 42870188
33.
MAITRI
J-92 , Anant Ram Dairy Complex, R K Puram, Sector- 13, INDIA, New
Delhi- 110066
Email id : maitri.india@maitri.org.in
Ph. No. +91-11-2412-2692,
F fax No. +91-11-2410-9616
• 24 Hrs. Day and Night Working Permanent Legal Services Clinic:Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Place, Gole Market, Room No. 54 to 57, New Delhi. Ph.No. 23341111
• Delhi Legal Services Authority’s 24 Hours Free Legal aid Help Line – 12525
• 24 Hours Women Helpline No.-1091
• DELHI HIGH COURT
India Gate, Sher Shah RD, Defence Hq, Delhi - 110011
Call: +(91)-(11)-23385421
• SUPREME COURT LEGAL SERVICE AUTHORITY
Mr. P.K.Bajaj, Secretary, Supreme Court Legal Services Committee, 109, Lawyers Chambers, Post
Office Wing, Supreme Court Compound, NEW DELHI – 110 001.
Ph.: 23073970
Shelter Homes For Women
Shelter Homes For Women
S.No. Name & Address
Capacity
Phones
1.
ALL INDIA WOMEN’S CONFERENCE’S
‘Bapnu Ghar, 6, Bhagwan Das Road, New
Delhi
30-35
23381377,23389680
2.
MAHILA DAKSHATA SAMITI’S
‘Snehalaya’, 31 X, Karkardooma, Near
Central School, Delhi
25
22145113
3.
PRAYAS(Juvenile Home for 6-18 years)
59, Tughlakabad Institutional Area, New
Delhi
70-100
29956244
29051103
4.
YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION (YMCA)
10, Parliament Street, New Delhi-1
12
43553142
5.
MATRITVA CHHAYA
Sarai Rohella, Near Andh Mugh Police
Station, Partap Nagar, Near Metro Station,
Delhi
Jahangir Puri, Near Metro Station and
Mahindra Park, Police Station Jahangir Puri,
Delhi
6
22382050
9971802146
6.
NIRMAL CHHAYA COMPLEX
Jail Road, Janak Puri, New Delhi
50
26520114
7.
PREMALAYA
Mayur Vihar, Phase-I, New Delhi
20
23344435
27010116
List of Short Stay Homes Registered and Functional in NCT of Delhi
S.No
Name of Short Stay Home with Address Name of the Organization with Address
which is running the Short Stay Home.
Telephone
1.
Short Stay Home for Women
Nirmal Chhaya Complex, Jail Road,
New Delhi.
Deptt. of Women and Child Development,
Govt. of NCT of Delhi.
28520114
1.
“Bapunoghar” Short Stay Home, 6
Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi.
All India Women’s Conference, 6
Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi.
23381377
2.
“Jivodaya Ashralayam” Care &
Rehabilitation center for Destitute
Women, WZ-3, Budhella, Vikas Puri,
Near Charak Sadan, New Delhi-18.
The Society of the Sister’s of the Destitute 28535940,
for Social Welfare, Jivodaya Hospital,
27253204
Ashok Vihar, Delhi-52.
3.
“Santidham”- A Home for the Destitute
Women, Kherakhurd, Delhi-82.
Shantidham, Sister’s of the Destitute, near 27844091
St. John’s Institute Kherakhurd, Delhi-82.
4.
“Missionaries of Charity”- Shelter for
unwed mothers, 12, Commissioner’s
Lane, Delhi-54.
Missionaries of Charity 12,
Commissioner’s Lane, Delhi-54.
5.
“Digamber Jain”- Mahila Ashram, 4413, “Digamber Jain”- Mahila Ashram, 4413,
Ghata Masjid Road, Daryaganj, New
Ghata Masjid Road, Daryaganj, New
Delhi-110002.
Delhi-110002.
23950181,
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23274737,
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