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Anushka Kumari Treatment cost - Rs. 3.5 lakh UHID No - 105795024

Medical Emergency

Anushka Kumari (UHID No-105795024) is a very active and cute 9 years old girl, she complained of double vision and headache for the past few months . She was taken to the hospital for check up and underwent an MRI test and was diagnosed with medulloblastoma (Brain Cancer). She needs immediate surgery and the cost is estimated to be 3.5 lakhs. She is from a very humble background as her father is a small-time Tailor. She is also having a younger sister.
Hence we seek your help to save her life with your kind and generous contributions.Currently she is undergoing chemotherapy.

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Pritam Kumar Dist: Gaya Bihar

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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Pritam Kumar Dist: Gaya Bihar

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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Pritam Kumar Dist: Gaya Bihar

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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Pritam Kumar Dist: Gaya Bihar

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

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.

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Emergency 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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