In a country where millions of children still struggle for basic education and healthcare, Dream Girl Foundation (DGF) stands as a quiet force of change. Established in 2003, this Delhi-based NGO has spent over two decades working with one clear belief: “We only have what we give.” And through that belief, thousands of lives have been touched.

At its core, Dream Girl Foundation focuses on underprivileged children, especially girls, who are often the first to be denied education and care. Through Non-Formal Education (NFE) centres, DGF helps school dropouts return to learning, giving them not just books, but confidence and direction. Education here is not limited to classrooms-it becomes a tool for breaking cycles of poverty.

Healthcare is another pillar of DGF’s work. The foundation supports ailing children and individuals who cannot afford medical treatment, ensuring that financial hardship does not decide who deserves to live or heal. Alongside this, DGF provides emotional support, believing that a smile and reassurance can be as powerful as medicine.

Legally registered under the India Trust Act, 1882, and compliant with FCRA, NGO Darpan, and 80G norms, the foundation maintains transparency while inviting public participation. Individuals, corporates, volunteers, and interns all play a role in this shared mission.

Dream Girl Foundation isn’t just changing lives-it’s restoring hope, one child, one family, and one dream at a time.