Life Care Educational & Welfare Society

Life Care Educational & Welfare Society conducted the "Mahila Samman Yatra" on International Women's Day in 2015, with the primary aim of advocating for respect and recognition of women in society for the progress of the nation. The event took place from Begum Hazrat Mahal Park to Gandhi Pratima GPO, Lucknow, and was graced by esteemed guests, including Hon’ble Smt Arun Kumari Kori Ji, Minister of Women Development & Culture, Uttar Pradesh, Hon’ble Smt Zareena Usmani Ji, Chairperson, Uttar Pradesh Women Commission, Hon’ble Smt Sutapa Sanyal Ji, DG & UP Police Mahila Samman Prakoshta at GOI, and Hon’ble Smt Juhie Singh, Uttar Pradesh State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, along with members of Rajya Mahila Ayog UP. The dignitaries flagged off the rally, symbolizing the organization's call for respecting and honoring women in society.

Life Care Educational & Welfare Society conducts a Self Defence Training Programme with the objective of empowering females to be more aware, prepared, and capable of handling various situations they may encounter in their daily lives. The programme is designed to provide personalized attention and focus to each participant, ensuring they gain the confidence and skills needed to protect themselves effectively in real-life situations. Life Care emphasizes the importance of females living a healthy and fearless life and aims to change societal mindsets towards girls and women, striving for improved status for women through this workshop. The organisation believes that by creating a mechanism to change societal attitudes, women's safety and protection can be enhanced.

Life Care Society has been actively providing free education training to 20 underprivileged children in Maudaha, Hamirpur for the past 3 years, recognizing the importance of education in transforming lives and contributing to the betterment of society. With a focus on addressing the high illiteracy rates in the region, the organisation conducts regular educational programmes and distributes necessary books to the participants without any cost. The society also aims to establish a school or college in the area to cater to the educational needs of the local population, and efforts are underway to raise funds for this purpose. Additionally, the organisation has conducted education awareness programmes in villages near Hamirpur and Maudaha, with the objective of opening doors to education for those who have been unable to pursue their dreams due to financial constraints.

Life Care Educational & Welfare Society has conducted awareness workshops on the "1090" Women Power Line in various degree colleges in Lucknow, with the aim of changing societal mindsets. The workshops focus on creating a team capable of addressing female harassment cases within communities and fostering positive attitudes towards women. By empowering women to reject and combat violence both at home and in society, the organisation aims to hold families, communities, and the state accountable for addressing the growing issue of violence against women. The principle of "1 state, 1 number" signifies the power bestowed upon women in the country, exemplified by the 1090 helpline, which serves as a significant resource for all women in the state, regardless of their location.