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3687 low-interest loans have been given for businesses, vehicles, home improvement and education.
In Asha slums, 98% of children less than five years of age are healthy.
Around 290 Asha university students have benefitted from our internship and mentorship programme.
Since 2008 we have enabled over 1950 students to attend university.
We tackle all the issues that can keep slum dwellers trapped in poverty. Our programmes help slum residents gain access to healthcare, financial services and education, and make it possible for them to make long-term, positive changes to their lives.
Whether you use your voice or your lifestyle choices, or give your time, money, or your energy to Asha, you can choose your own personal way to contribute towards transforming lives in the slums of Delhi. Support us in our cause, and make it your cause too!
In 1988, Dr. Kiran Martin – a middle-class graduate from Delhi University – had set foot in a slum for the first time, to treat victims of a cholera outbreak. In the 25 years since that first intervention, Asha has established healthcare on the doorstep of over fifty slum communities.
