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Acid Survivors & Women’s Welfare Foundation Activity Report – 2025-26

The urgent need to combat acid crime in India led to the founding of Acid Survivors Foundation India (ASFI) in 2010. ASFI is an initiative of SREI Foundation under the Chairmanship of Dr H P Kanoria who has endowed it as a charitable trust.

The name ASFI was changed to ASWWF’s as its scope of work was expanded and it has now been working to mitigate all forms of violence against women through carrying out advocacy and prevention campaigns to raise public awareness to usher in changes in attitude towards women. By working with communities and other stakeholders, ASWWF is supporting, developing and implementing strategies that try to eradicate this crime.

Financial support provided to Ms Piyali Dutta (Acid Survivor) for delivery of Baby.

Medical Treatment at Chennai: Biswajit Das

Medical Treatment at Chennai: Aslam

Medical Treatment at Chennai: Deepmala Tiwari

Medical Treatment at Chennai: Reshma Khatoon

Performance at Shantiniketan

Tagore International School students performing street play at Delhi for awareness

Poster of awareness being displayed at a Police Station

Seminar organised in collaboration with CID attended by Police Officials

Victims gathered for free surgery

Notice for free surgery

Plastic Surgeon from UK examining a victim (Free surgery camp)

Lalita Bansi after operation at Bombay Hospital

Siddharth Sasane undergoing treatment at Sankar Netralaya

Reshma Khatoon after surgery at Shankar Netralaya

Performance at Shantiniketan

Tagore International School students performing street play at Delhi for awareness

Poster of awareness being displayed at a Police Station

Seminar organised in collaboration with CID attended by Police Officials

Victims gathered for free surgery

Notice for free surgery

Plastic Surgeon from UK examining a victim (Free surgery camp)

Lalita Bansi after operation at Bombay Hospital

Siddharth Sasane undergoing treatment at Sankar Netralaya

Reshma Khatoon after surgery at Shankar Netralaya

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