Leela’s life journey is marked by both profound loss and unwavering hope. Thirty years ago, she and her husband left Bihar behind, hoping to build a better life in Delhi’s Zakhira slum. He found work as a laborer in a…
The IT Center at Ekta Vihar was inaugurated on July 16th by Amanda Clegg, Trustee of FOA GB with a virtual pair of scissors to cut the inaugural ribbon while Mr Martin mirrored her actions at the center. Thank you…
Values are the heartbeat of the Asha ecosystem, infusing life and purpose into every action we take. Ten core values form the foundation upon which we operate, build our dreams and strive to create a better world. These values—Affirmation, Compassion,…
Crossing a narrow, dark lane in the Seelampur slum, you stumble upon an unplastered house that Jalaluddin has called home for the past 40 years. This 75-year-old man lives with his wife, threedaughters, and a grandson in an 8 by…
This is the wonderful story of Asha slum student Tripti in her own words. She is on her way to the University of Sydney.
Majeed, a seventy-eight-year-old man from Seelampur slum community left helpless and alone after his wife’s passing and abandoned by his sons, found solace in Asha’s ‘Love and Lunch’ program.Initially isolated and depressed, he was convinced by Asha’s CHV, Praveen, to…
Esha, an 18-year-old Asha student, defied challenges to secure admission to Janki Devi Memorial College, Delhi University, pursuing her B.A. in Economics and Political Science. Fueled by the Asha warriors’ encouragement, she discovered renewed motivation at the Asha Centre. Originally…
Join us in celebrating a momentous milestone! Asha steps into its 35th year! As we commemorate 35 years of presence in the urban slums of Delhi on 1st August 2023, we are thrilled to unveil the Asha Logo –”Celebrating the…
Last Saturday, when Delhi was overpouring with heavy rains, our Asha Alumni members turned it into a day of great enjoyment as they all had a get together. The occasion became a platform for everyone to go down the memory…
On 1st July, I invited some of the poorest people in the Asha communities for a meal. These people, due to circumstances beyond their control, were living in desperate financial poverty. The objective of this lunch was to convey powerful…
