SEWA Delhi

SEWA Delhi Self Employed Women Association, SEWA Delhi The SEWA philosophy lies in the Gandhian model of struggle and development.

SEWA Delhi is a part of the larger SEWA movement, which seeks to bring full-employment and self-reliance to women in the informal sector. Our commitment to our members is to bring full employment and complete self-reliance to the informal workers of Delhi.

This International Yoga Day, youth from New Ashok Nagar came together to celebrate the power of yoga and the importance ...
21/06/2026

This International Yoga Day, youth from New Ashok Nagar came together to celebrate the power of yoga and the importance of caring for both mind and body.

Small steps towards wellness today can create stronger individuals and communities tomorrow.

đź’¬ Do you practice yoga? Tell us your favorite yoga pose or wellness habit in the comments!



We often recognise the work that keeps offices, businesses, and institutions running. But what about the work that keeps...
14/06/2026

We often recognise the work that keeps offices, businesses, and institutions running. But what about the work that keeps our homes running every day?

Domestic workers make our lives easier, yet many continue to face unfair wages, lack of respect, and insecure working conditions.

Through the My Fair Home Campaign, SEWA Delhi Trust is working to build awareness among employers and domestic workers alike, promoting fair employment practices, dignity, and mutual respect in every home.

Because a fair home is not just about a clean house—it is about fair treatment for the people whose labour makes it possible.

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Sunita's story is not just her story—it reflects the experiences of millions of domestic workers whose work sustains hou...
11/06/2026

Sunita's story is not just her story—it reflects the experiences of millions of domestic workers whose work sustains households but whose contributions are rarely acknowledged.

Every day, they clean, cook, care, and support families, yet many continue to face low wages, job insecurity, long working hours, and a lack of recognition for the value of their labour. Their work is essential, but their rights and dignity are too often overlooked.

Some myths have become so normalised that we rarely question them. Especially when it comes to domestic workers.From cal...
09/06/2026

Some myths have become so normalised that we rarely question them. Especially when it comes to domestic workers.

From calling their work “easy” to expecting endless labour without fair recognition — these everyday assumptions often hide exploitation and disrespect.

It’s time we talk about them.

05/06/2026

This World Environment Day, we recognize the vital role waste pickers play in recycling, reducing waste, and keeping our communities cleaner and more sustainable.

Hear from a waste picker whose everyday work helps protect the environment. Behind every bag of collected waste is a contribution to a cleaner future—valuable materials are recovered, waste is diverted from landfills, and our surroundings become healthier places to live.

As we celebrate the environment, let's also acknowledge the people whose efforts quietly make a difference every single day.

Informal Women Workers continue to redefine what leadership looks like from the ground up. April 2026 was a month define...
09/05/2026

Informal Women Workers continue to redefine what leadership looks like from the ground up.

April 2026 was a month defined by collective action. From reclaiming public spaces during Sammudyik Baithak to youth fortifying their futures through intensive leadership and job readiness training, these highlights showcase a movement that refuses to be sidelined.

This is the informal economy in action—organized, empowered, and essential.

What happens when conversations turn into collective action?What begins as a conversation can grow into powerful change....
05/05/2026

What happens when conversations turn into collective action?

What begins as a conversation can grow into powerful change. Through Saamudayik Baithaks, women come together to share their realities and raise concerns.

SEWA Delhi creates a platform where women workers come together and are able to raise their concerns directly in front of the respective authorities, turning dialogue into collective action and leading to visible transformation on the ground.


Their work begins before the city wakes up and continues long after the day ends. Whether at home, on the streets, in ma...
01/05/2026

Their work begins before the city wakes up and continues long after the day ends. Whether at home, on the streets, in markets, or across neighbourhoods — women workers contribute tirelessly to keeping everyday life running.

Today is a reminder that every form of labour deserves visibility, respect, and dignity.

What changes when women workers come together?Silence turns into voice.Voices turn into collective demands.And demands p...
29/04/2026

What changes when women workers come together?

Silence turns into voice.
Voices turn into collective demands.
And demands push for accountability.

Through Samudayik Baithaks, women are raising concerns around land, housing, safety, water, and dignity—issues that shape their everyday lives.

From unsafe streets to lack of basic services, these are not isolated problems. They are shared realities.

And when spoken together, they become harder to ignore.

📢 Swipe through to hear voices from the ground.

From conversations on climate justice with home-based workers to reflections at our Annual General Meeting—this month wa...
13/04/2026

From conversations on climate justice with home-based workers to reflections at our Annual General Meeting—this month was full of learning, action, and unity.

We celebrated strength and resilience on International Women’s Day, stood in solidarity on International Waste Pickers Day, and shared warmth and community during Roza Iftari in Bhalswa and Mustafabad.

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9/1, First Floor, South Patel Nagar
Delhi
110008

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30am
Tuesday 9am - 5:30am
Wednesday 9am - 5:30am
Thursday 9am - 5:30am
Friday 9am - 5:30am
Saturday 9am - 5:30am

Telephone

+911147508304

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