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Medical Emergency
Help 5 year child Rishab to come out with life threatening Brain tumor
Pawan's day usually starts with seeing his 5 years old son Rishab Raj playing around his mother, but for the last few month he remains mostly on bed. Because Rishab is suffering from life threatening disease Brain Tumor Pawan’s world has fallen apart without any warning. His joy of life, his loving son struck with a near life threatening disease Brain Tumor and now he is struggling for his life. 5 years old Rishab has no idea what is happening around him. Doctors, nurses and overcrowded place of AIIMS makes no sense to him but he is now used to it.
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Sponsor A Child
Ashaa Foundation is currently caring for over 400 children, of which 250 are accommodated in residential facilities and 150 are attending day care centers. Taking care of them is a huge responsibility since, we need to give them proper nutrition, housing and provide them with healthcare. That is why we need your support! With your contribution, a child will have the opportunity to advance in their own personal development and grow up in an environment where he or she can have a happy and productive childhood. Below, we have given you an overview of what you are able to provide and additional information about the benefits of the program.
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Support Elders
Elderly women who are poor and live alone or with dependent children find them vulnerable, powerless and are neglected by their family or grown up children. Many are too old or physically weak and thus unable to find work. They are forced to beg, and are often homeless. Moved by the plight of destitute single women, Ashaa foundation has taken up program of sponsoring elderly women on an urgent basis. Our volunteers and staff members conducted surveys and identified 190 destitute women who are above 60 year of age.
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Feed the Need
The Feed the children is an initiative, started by Ashaa Foundation that wants to solve the problem of world hunger by providing adequate nutritious food to the ones in need with the support and participation of the public. Through this initiative, we strive to feed as many people as we sustainably can, to move towards a Hunger Free India. Every ten seconds, a child dies of hunger. And it is a matter of grave concern, that approximately 15% of the population in India is undernourished.
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Women Empowerment
Savitri Devi chose to leave her plush job to make a difference in her Narayanpur panchayat in Dumariya block in Bihar. She has worked for her village as a ‘model panchayat’ when it comes to women’s rights and the survival of daughters. Under her guidance, her village won many awards. A member from the Narayanpur panchayat says “It is we women who understand the basic needs of the village. We are the ones who know the problems relating to water, the health of women and children, facilities in schools, ration cards, roads, and so on. When a woman is a sarpanch, these problems are addressed.
Donate to Send these Children Back to School
When you sponsor a child with Ashaa Foundation, you not only help the child in need but also transform the lives of children in the community where the sponsored child lives, by ensuring they get access to quality education, proper nutrition, healthcare and protection. Your sponsorship also helps poor and vulnerable communities to build a more enabling context for their children to be protected and cared for.
Working with grassroots-based organizations, we strive towards making vulnerable communities aware of constitutional values and their rights including the rights of children. Your sponsorship empowers our efforts to save the children in poor communities from crimes like child trafficking, child labour and child marriage. Essentially, you help children become better citizens for a better tomorrow.
The sponsored child keeps you informed about the progress made in their lives and that of the community. To effectively leverage the sponsored child’s efforts as an ambassador of the community in which he or she lives, we link each child to up to three donors.
Shabnam
Shabnam is an enthusiastic learner who seems to enjoy school. She comes to school regularly. Good in studies as well as other extracurricular activities. She makes friends easily. Her father’s income is not sufficient to meet both ends of the family and children’s education. Hence the child needs sponsorship support for studies.
Anand Kumar
Anand Kumar is a cute boy. Good in studies and other co-curricular activities. He is well liked by peers and demonstrates leadership skills. He is very thoughtful and takes pride in his work well –done. His father is working in a Pvt. Company and getting very limited income. Samar wants to study till higher level and to become Doctor. Financial support is needed for achieving his ambition.
Mansi Kumari
There were days when we could not eat at all. We used to struggle every day. Mansi Kumari’s father work as labour. He struggle for them and as a result they moved to Hyderabad city. Even moving to the city did not help much. When Mansi’s mother brought him to Ashaa Foundation’s Mission Education he was malnourished, anemic and weak. He hardly ever talked to anybody and hardly paid any attention in class. The teachers did not lose hope and continuously supported him and encouraged her. she has improved a lot now both health wise and in her education. Her mother is very happy to see all the positive changes in her
Priya Kumari
Priya’s father working as a fruit seller and mother as a maid and a family which comprised of Priya’s grandparents and her aunt they never had enough to eat, let alone think about educating Priya or sending her to school. A surprise visit by the teachers of Ashaa Foundation’s Mission Education centre in Dumariya Bihar bought about a huge change in Priya’s life. The girl who once had no knowledge about alphabets or numbers now can read, write and recite poems in Hindi and English and studies in class 5 in the Mission Education centre, Dumariya.
ANJU KUMARI
In the slum where I live, many parents are worried about their children’s education. Poverty and circumstances have forced us to always live from hand to mouth. Many girls could not study beyond class 5. My father is a electrician and the last two years, he did not have a job, owing to the pandemic. My mother, a housewife, had to work as a maid to make ends meet. Like many, I was also on the brink of dropping out from school.it would have been almost impossible for me to continue with my education. I want to be a teacher, And I want to help girls in my community complete their education.”
SOBHA KUMARI
My father went away when I was born, and later my mother died in an accident. But I when I felt I had been orphaned and had no one to love me, Maa brought me to my new home. She is my mother’s cousin sister. I got my own sister in her daughter Kavita. We have grown up together, go to the same school, and share everything with each other. Kavita’s father died five years ago. Since then, Maa has been working in the factory. There is never enough food at home, but whatever we eat, she always divides equally between me and Kavita. I do not remember much about my mother. But Maa makes sure we always take her name in prayer.
Mohit Kumar
Mohit is very smart and intelligent student. He is an all rounder. He participates in class activities. He belongs to a poor family. His father is a conductor. He has 2 brothers and 1 sister. All are studying in same school. His father’s income is not sufficient to meet the requirement of the family. He is not able to pay the fees of his children. Mohit wants to study so he needs financial support to achieve his aim. I will learn dance and perform in the Annual Function this time. Mother will be so happy to see me.” This is 8 year old Mohit’s New Year Resolution
Laxmi Kumari
Laxmi is this little girl to ease the burden of her mother that she has already promised to work very hard and she does so too. She goes to school every day and finishes all her work in time. Earlier Laxmi used to work with her mother doing household chores for other people for a little amount of money. She did not even have time to play. An intervention by Ashaa Foundation’s Mission Education program changed her life completely. She now studies in class 4 of Mission Education’s centre in Narayanpur,Gaya Bihar. She is a bright student and her favorite subject is drawing. Both her mother and she are happy that she is going to school and enjoying it there.
SNEHA KUMARI
Sneha is an amiable child with good manners. She is keen to learn and makes an effort to improve her performance. She always grasps quickly. She is ready to give her participation in every co-curricular activity. She wants to become a police officer and for this she needs to continue her study. Financial help is very necessary for achieving her dream.
Purnima Kumari
Earlier Purnima, her two brothers Karan and Raju and her grandparents, who these three children stay with, lead a life of despair and poverty. Her mother and father worked in Patna i and used to send some money every month. She usually used to take care of the household chores and her brothers. Seeing all her friends go to school and talk about it she also longed to go to school someday. It was through her friends that Mission Education Program of Ashaa Foundation came to know about Purnima and her brothers. After much discussions and talks with her grandparents Purnima was finally admitted at the centre.
Chetan Kumar
Chetan is a little bit shy, soft-spoken and sincere child. Academically, he is more focused in good grades. He always uses his time wisely. He willingly takes part in classroom activities and outdoor games. He wants to become an Engineer but his father’s income is very low to fulfill his dream. He needs some financial aid to achieve his goal
ARIF ANSARI
Arif is excellent in handwriting and the other co-curriculum activity. He is one of the most punctual and obedient student in the class. He always respect his parents, teachers and the elder’s. His father is a driver. He didn’t get enough from his job to run his family and pay school fee. Arifi had a big dream to become an astronaut and for this required a financial support to full fill his dream.
SANDHYA
I want to help my father and mother because my father is always sick. The story of Sandhyai is a sad one. Her father met with an accident some years back and is totally bed ridden and her mother works in the nearby households to earn money but whatever she earns half of it is spent on the medicines her father needs. It was Ashaa Foundation’s Mission Education program that was able to rescue Sandhya from her poor conditions and give a direction to her life. She now studies in class 5 in the Mission Education Centre in Village Narayanpur Bihar,Her dream is to become a teacher and Mission Education is helping her realize her dream.
SANDEEP KUMAR
Sandeep Kumar’s parents make a living through Paper box making in a small village of Narayanpur,Bihar, barely earning Rs. 2500 a month. As he grew up, sandeep too started accompanying his parents on their work to earn few extra rupees. It took nearly three years of counseling and countless door to door visits by teachers from Ashaa Foundation at Village Mairgra Disstt Gaya Bihar to convince Sandeep’s parents to send him to school. They had not wanted to part with the little additional income that he had started bringing in. But in the end, when Sandeep insisted, they could not say no to their son.
KANCHAN KUMARI
My father used to sell vegetables, but during the pandemic everything closed down and he was at home. It came to a point where we would eat only once a day to save enough food for the next day. The school was shut down too, and I was not sure if I would ever go back to my studies again. Then one day, Teacher Ji came to our home and explained that from now on they will organize classes in the village temple. Only 8-10 children would attend the class at one time and everyone had to wear masks. I had been ready to give up at that time but that visit from my teacher and the cluster classes that started happening became my only hope.
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Feed The Children
The Feed the children is an initiative, started by Ashaa Foundation that wants to solve the problem of world hunger by providing adequate nutritious food to the ones in need with the support and participation of the public. Through this initiative, we strive to feed as many people as we sustainably can, to move towards a Hunger Free India.
PROVIDE MONTHLY GROCCERY TO ELDERS
Elderly women who are poor and live alone or with dependent children find them vulnerable, powerless and are neglected by their family or grown up children. Many are too old or physically weak and thus unable to find work. They are forced to beg, and are often homeless. Moved by the plight of destitute single women, Ashaa Foundation has taken up program of sponsoring elderly women on an urgent basis.
Ashaa Foundation has been supporting 55 such old women by providing food rations and other necessities every month at their door step They worked hard all their lives, brought up children, and later took care of grandchildren. Now, at the last stage of their life, when they are helpless and lack even food and shelter, they deserve our help.
INSPIRING COMMUNITY WITH LEADERSHIP
To be an equal opportunity provider for the upliftment of the underprivileged children & people, persons with special ability and women &girls by providing them timely education, shelter,food,medical support,care and confidence. To empower the underprivileged, persons with special ability and women by assisting them to lead a dignified, respectful & healthy life.Rebuild the human dignity of the poor and marginalized through an empowerment process and create opportunities for a sustainable society.
Our mission is the bringing of educational opportunity and to promote health and social rights to those to whom such opportunities have previously been denied to poverty family circumstances or oppression.
ADARSH KUMAR
Age: 5yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
RAVI KUMAR
Age: 9yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
SHUHARSH
Age: 5yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
AMAR
Age: 7yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
ANKIT
Age: 7yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
ANIL SHRMA
Age: 7yrs Diesase: VSD Hole in Heart Successfull Treated
SHILPA
Age: 10yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
AMAN SIGH
Age: 10yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
SANJAY
Age: 10yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
VISHAL KUMAR
Age: 5yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
DURGA
Age: 5yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull Treated
PIYUSH
Age: 3yrs Diesase: Blood Cancer Successfull TreatedEmergency Medical Aid
India has one of the highest infant mortality in the world at 721,000, which is 1975 deaths daily on average. India’s IMR is worse than that of its neighbors, such as Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka. Even though India performs economically well then in these countries, in 2019, India spent only 1.5% of its GDP on Healthcare. According to UNICEF, 50% of all deaths below five can be prevented by providing skilled health care at birth and quality postnatal care for the mother and baby. Under nutrition is associated with 50% of all under-five deaths. 53% of women in India have anemia. Good governance and adequately trained healthcare staff can together reduce neonatal deaths by an average of 24%.
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