Today CASP sponsors 12028 children directly from its 9 offices India . In addition, the various community development programmes are undertaken viz. AIDS and Sexual Health, Housing, Adult Education, Mobile Dispensary, Family Planning, Reproductive Health, Child Survival, Assistance to Meritorious Children, Foster Care Scheme (Bal Sangopan), tsunami affected children and families, Earthquake affected children and children of persons sentenced to life imprisonment at Tihar Jail Project.

The development activities undertaken by CASP has grown in capability, organization, infrastructure to include in its projects, aspects of health, nutrition, education, training, income generation, rural banking and reconstruction, community mobilization, women empowerment and age care. The focus of CASP is the total social development of the people.

Today, as CASP stands on the threshold of a new era that will usher in the golden years, its horizon has an expanding vision of hope to look upto.

The national NGO with its dedicated team of social workers, has given a new connotation to social welfare and community development, by imbibing eternal values of care, concern, hope and humanitarianism in their true sense, in its lexicon.

CASP is committed not only to the welfare of children alone but also believes in the well-being of its employees. For CASP, its employees are the precious assets of the organization to spread its wings far and wide. If it were not for the staff's dedication, and devotion, CASP would not have achieved national and international recognition as a reputed NGO, committed to child and community development. Equally important is the spirit of volunteerism and leadership provided by eminent persons like Mr. B. G. Deshmukh, IAS (Retd.), former Cabinet secretary to the Government of India as President, CASP

1975-2010! These 35 years have been witness to the birth and growth of CASP from its initial fledgling structure to its grand metamorphosis into a well-organized NGO of international repute.

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