Deepshikha Mahila Bal Utthan Samiti came in to being in the year 1980 as the brain child of Dr. Kiran Prajapati well-known Social Leader & a renowned Lady Doctor. The Society was officially registered on 30 Jan.1987. The organization was setup with the idea of promoting Welfare Policing Activities.

Since its inception, Deepshikha Mahila Bal Utthan Samiti has made significant contributions in other areas like education, women empowerment, family counseling, rural and urban development, health, HIV/AIDS, environment as well. Everyday we bring joy and smiles to over thousands of people. The impact is huge. It is the relentless efforts of our ever growing family working day in and day out. The Society also got ISO 9001:2008 Certification for its outstanding services.

Deepshikha Mahila Bal Utthan Samiti is not just another organization. It truly is what the name states – “ENLIGHTING THE LIFE”

We are DSMBUS- Deepshikha Mahila Bal Utthan Samiti. Our journey started in 1980. Dr.Kiran Prajapati laid the foundation of the Society. The humble effort taken by Dr. Kiran Prajapati the Society - Deepshikha Mahila Bal Utthan Samiti was registered in 1987 under the Society Registration Act, 1958.

Since than we have grown from strength to and the Society is continuously Serving the Society. Our Scope of work covers a wide spectrum of development issues ranging from Medical, Health, Health Awareness, Family Welfare, RCH, Immunization, School Health, Health Education, Prevention of AIDS, Cancer, Hepatitis, De-addiction, Blindness, Malnutrition, Anemia, etc., Medical Mobile Camps, Orientation Camps, Vocational Training, Women Empowerment, Service For Disables, Environment Protection, Safe Motherhood, Water & Sanitation, Rural Development, Human & Women Rights, Nasha Mukti Camps, Polio Correction Surgery Camps, Artisan/Cluster Development, Old Age Welfare, Human Resource Activities, Youth & Tribal Welfare, Mobilization & Promotion Of SHG’s, Empowerment In Girl Child/Infanticide/Foeticide, Uplifting Of Rural Youth & Poor In Urban, slum and rural areas.