A society based on legitimate rights, equity, justice, honesty, social sensitivity and a culture of service in which all are self-reliant.

- To identify with and work along the economically and socially deprived, the physically and mentally challenged - starting with children, so that they become educated, skilled and aware.
- Enable them to be self-reliant and enjoy a healthy, dignified and sustainable quality of life
- And to that end, act as a resource to and collaborate with other agencies - governmental or non-governmental, as well as suitably intervene in policy formulation.

Mr. A J Philip - President
Mr. T M Abraham - Treasurer
Mr. Y Chakochan - Executive Member
Mr. K V Thomas - Executive Member
Mr. B P Thomas - Executive Member
Mrs. Elizabeth Issac - Executive Member
Dr. Ruby Kurien - Executive Member
Mr. J. K. Varghese - Member
Mr. P J Thomas - Member
Mrs. Grace Thomas - Member
Dr (Mrs) Thankam Mathew - Member
Mrs. Mariam Mathew - Member
Mr T K Mathew - Secretary, CEO

Over time, Deepalaya have established 337 educational centres where 50,000 beneficiaries are educated through formal and non-formal education. Four formal schools - three of Deepalaya and the other in collaboration with the Narang’s - were established. Moreover, two schools were founded as Satellites. Deepalaya is accredited to the National Open School for both academic and vocational streams.
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Deepalaya School - Gusbethi
Deepalaya School - Kalkaji
Ramditti J.R Narang Deepalaya School
Deepalaya School Sanjay Colony
Education on Wheels

In Delhi, over a lakh of children are living on the streets, in need of shelter, care and a dignified life. Under the Institutional Care program, Deepalaya seeks to give some of these children a chance at the hostel in Deepalaya Gram, in village Gusbethi in the state of Haryana.
Deepalaya Gram today is home to over 80 children (both boys and girls) in difficult circumstances e.g. street and run-away children, victims of child abuse, children of lifetime convicts, HIV/ AIDS patients, sex workers, and other vulnerable categories. Read More

Transit Home (Gusbethi)

Deepalaya started the Vocational Training Centre at the Deepalaya School in Kalkaji Extension, out of the realization, that majority of the students of Deepalaya Schools cannot pursue a long academic career for various reasons. There was, therefore, a great need to equip several semi-educated boys and girls in the slums and resettlement colonies of Delhi, to earn their livelihood. The Vocational Training Centre started with two trades in 2000– Computer Basic and Beauty Culture – with Deepalaya’s own fund. Because of a generous support from the Dewan Foundation, new trades could be added. Currently, the Chameli Dewan Institute for Vocational Training is providing training in Computer hardware/ Software, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, Beauty culture, Tailoring & Fashion designing, Photography & Videography, Electricals and Electronics. An additional class of 3 hours duration on spoken English is also imparted every week. In the entire streams, weekly test are taken up on every Monday. Monthly test are additionally taken up on every last working day of the month.
The courses are structured to compliment the needs of an individual as well as the market demands. There are 15 instructors in various courses. Additionally a Coordinator, a Placement Officer and an office assistant give support.

Through various health related interventions, Deepalaya have been able to reach out to 64,436 beneficiaries in 76 locations of Delhi’s slums.
To further these objectives, Deepalaya has established vital linkages with Government, semi-government and private institutions such as the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Indian Cancer Society, Delhi T.B. Association and the Delhi State AIDS Control Society.

A.P.Dewan Memorial Clinic
Chameli Dewan Rural Health Clinic and Mobile Unit