The Early Childhood Education Centre (ECEC) programme was initiated by the Assam Child and Women’s Welfare Society in 1988 to provide a strong educational foundation for young children through structured early learning activities. A total of 31 ECECs were operated across Assam, promoting holistic development and school readiness. In 1998, the ECEC programme was merged with the Crèche for Working Mothers initiative to ensure integrated early childhood care and education.

The Crèche Programme was initiated by the Assam Child and Women’s Welfare Society in 1975 to support working mothers by providing safe and nurturing day care facilities for their children. Over the years, the organization successfully operated 385 crèches across 22 districts of Assam until 2022, ensuring early childhood care, nutrition, and developmental support for thousands of children.

Two Balsevika Training Institutes were established by the Assam Child and Women’s Welfare Society at Rupnagar, Guwahati in the year 1973. The institutes aimed to train women as Balsevikas (childcare workers) to promote early childhood education and development across the state.

The Anganwadi Training Centre (AWTC) programme was started by the Assam Child and Women’s Welfare Society in 1979 to provide training for Anganwadi workers in early childhood care and education. The organization operated 9 AWTCs across 4 districts of Assam- Kamrup, Sonitpur, Sivasagar, and Dibrugarh equipping workers with skills to enhance child development and community outreach.

The Learn to Live Camp was organized by the Assam Child and Women’s Welfare Society in the years 1973, 1974, and 1978. Children from different states participated in the camp, engaging in a variety of educational, cultural, and recreational activities that promoted learning, teamwork, and personal growth.

It was run by the organization under the sponsorship of URULI-a Delhi based organization in the year 1994 and since 2005 it has been running by Department of Education ,Govt of Assam.

The organization started the project in the year1995 in four slam areas of Guwahati for the street children and provided no formal education, nutrition, vocational training and main stream the children through formal schooling. It was project under the Ministry of WCD, Govt. of India.

To Reduce Maternal Mortality Rate and Infant Mortality Rate in Rural Areas of Assam, sponsored by UNICEF. The project was implemented in four district of Assam namely, Kamrup, Nagaon, Jorhat and Goalpara. The project was started in the year 1999 and completed in the year 2000.Under this project untrained Dais of rural areas was upgraded to trained dais.

The Deprived Urban Children Project was launched by the Assam Child and Women’s Welfare Society in 2003 to support marginalized children in Guwahati city. The project focuses on ensuring access to education, basic facilities, and developmental opportunities for children from underprivileged urban communities under the framework of the Sarba Shiksha Abhiyan.

Psychosocial Couselling Support for inmates of Jalukbari Children Homes for Girls, Observation Home, Boko, Children Home for Boys, Fatasil Ambari. The project was supported by UNICEF. The project was started in the 2006 and completed on 2010.

Targeted Intervention Programme on HIV/AIDS was run by the organization for the people of slum of Guwahati and it was started in the year 2007 and was completed on 2010.

The organization implemented the Mother NGO project to run RCH programme under NRHM since 2006 to 2011 in rural areas of Kamrup District.

Village Library Programme: The organization set up village library in rural area of Kamrup district under the sponsorship of TATA Trust in the year 2006.

The Childline Programme is a 24-hour toll-free emergency service for children in distress. Assam Child and Women’s Welfare Society operated three Childline units from 2000 to 2023. Guwahati Childline (initiated in 2000), Railway Childline (initiated in 2015), and Kamrup Childline (initiated in 2016). The programme was financially supported by Childline India Foundation (CIF) under the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India.

The Open Shelter for Boys was started in 2010 to support children aged 6 to 18 years who are rag pickers, child labourers, beggars, small vendors, street performers, orphans, trafficked children, and runaways. The programme includes a Night Stay Facility for children placed under the care of the Child Welfare Committee and Day Care Centres located in Kalibarui, Noonmati, and Bamunimaidam. It provides shelter, nutrition, recreation, non-formal education, and developmental support in a safe and caring environment.