Project Pehchan: Access to Healthy, Access to Opportunity
Systemic Challenges: A Call For Change
Missing Legal Identities
Many children, youth, and families in Trilokpuri lack essential documents like Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, and birth certificates. Without these, they cannot access basic services like education, healthcare, and social protection schemes.
Migrant Communities Left Behind
Most residents are migrants from other states, unfamiliar with the legal processes required to integrate into urban systems. This leads to generations growing up without formal identification or support.
Gaps in Awareness and Access
There is little to no awareness about how to obtain these documents or which authorities to approach. As a result, even those eligible for government schemes remain excluded due to administrative and informational barriers.
From Documentation to Dignity
With Project Pehchan, our mission is to ensure that every individual—especially children, youth, and women in marginalized communities—has access to legal identity and the government support they are entitled to.
By bridging information gaps and facilitating vital documentation like Aadhaar, birth certificates, and bank accounts, we empower people to step out of invisibility and into opportunity.
Transforming Lives With Project Pehchan
Project Pehchan has empowered hundreds of marginalized families in Trilokpuri by helping them access their rights through legal identification and social protection schemes.
1,000+ households reached
Strengthened awareness and access to key documents like Aadhaar, PAN cards, birth certificates, and bank accounts.
400+ individuals supported
Enabled children, youth, and women to enroll in government schemes including PM Matru Vandana Yojana, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, and E-Shram.
Bridging communities and systems
Built strong ties with local government bodies and service providers to ensure smoother, long-term access to welfare benefits.
Capacity building
Conducted regular awareness drives and documentation camps, fostering self-reliance and dignity among beneficiaries.
United For Welfare
Project Pehchan thrives on strong collaborations with key partners who share our vision of inclusive development. From government departments like UIDAI and Social Welfare to institutions like banks, post offices, and anganwadi centers, each partnership helps us streamline access to legal identities and social protection schemes. These alliances amplify our on-ground efforts—ensuring timely documentation, creating awareness, and building trust within the community. Together, we’re not just facilitating services—we’re laying the foundation for dignity, access, and long-term empowerment.
