DLKWF has grown exponentially, making its presence felt across the twenty-eight states and nine union territories — training and certifying many youth by helping them become employable and self-employable.
The DLK Welfare Foundation is a non-profit, self-financed organisation established under ITA 1882, Govt. of NCT of Delhi, and incorporated under the legislation of Sec. (8), formerly Sec. (25), Co. Act 2013, MCA — Govt. of India.
We work for the development of literacy and create awareness among the masses about skill, vocational education, science and technology — striving for upliftment in all spheres of life.
Catalysing the creation of large, quality vocational institutions for talent development across all skill-based sectors.
Meeting the demand for skilled workforce in India's industries and ensuring sector capacity building at every organisational level.
A national NPO entity for I.T, HRD, skill and literacy work — recognised by the International Organization for Standardization.
Overcoming gaps by providing quality, modern and affordable skill and vocational education to meet industry demands.
The basic purpose of establishing DLKWF is to provide a better life and make people self-reliant — encouraging children and women in remote areas with education and employment.
Technical education plays an important role in the human resource development of the country — generating efficient manpower, increasing industrial production and improving quality of life.
Key moments in our mission to skill India.
DLK Welfare Foundation established under ITA 1882, Govt. of NCT of Delhi, and incorporated under Sec. (8), Co. Act 2013, MCA — Govt. of India.
Empanelled under the Planning Commission, Govt. of India — NITI Aayog. Recognised by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
Grown exponentially across 28 states and 9 union territories with training centres and branches, certifying thousands of youth.
Formed joint affiliations and collaborations with many training organisations for skill, trade and vocational training programmes.
Continuing our mission with sincere and transparent efforts to make Skillful India a milestone — training youth for self-employment and industry readiness.
DLK Welfare Foundation is a self-financed autonomous institution. We are not in receipt of any grant-in-aid either from the Government or from any other Council's department. We provide skills and vocational courses training in joint collaboration with many organisations, for the sole purpose of candidate self-employment.