Asha Celebrates World Gratitude Day
Hello folks, today is World Gratitude Day! While we celebrate and make efforts to practice this virtue everyday, we had a special focus on it today. The pictures say it all!
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Asha a Ray of Hope for the Elderly in the Slums
These are those who have no one else in the world to call their own. May we always draw near to them when they need us, hold them close and surround them with our love, give them the gift of…
Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences, University of Melbourne visit Asha Mayapuri Slum Centre
Professor Mike McGuckin and Martyn Kreider of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Melbourne, visited the Asha Mayapuri slum centre. They were shown the healthcare programme and appreciated how Asha provided the treatment with care and…
Hariom, first Asha’s Fine Art Graduate, Paints Beautiful Murals.
This is Asha student Hari Om’s artwork in the study room of one of the Asha’s centres. He will make his way to Australia for his Masters once he cracks the IELTS. Thank you, David Briggs, for being his wonderful…
Steve Bradley, CEO of Southern Design Group, Visits Asha Slum Community
Steve Bradley CEO of Southern Design Group in Adelaide. Standing on the left of Dr Kiran. Dr Kiran made a day visit to them recently. What a wonderful group of people. They have been supporting Asha for the past two…
Asha Provides Hope to the Flood-Affected families to Rebuild their Lives
It will be a long time before families will once again be able to rebuild their homes and begin to go to work again. Until then, all the children are being fed everyday by Asha. Help us God to see…
Tender Embraces: A way of Life at Asha
Tender embraces filled with love are a way of life at Asha. They generate deep affection, immense trust, the strongest of bonds, they heal broken hearts, and change loveless, lonely and sad lives into lives filled with joy and peace.
Lily: Asha’s First Nurse Practitioner, a noble example of Servanthood and Compassion
This is Asha’s very first Nurse Practitioner Lily. Together we took care of sick patients in an open space next to a filthy, smelly large drain in 1988. She sees thousands of patients every year: children, expectant mothers, the elderly,…
Asha students enjoy the Marshmallow Challenge Exercise with the Mazars Team
It was a great day of excitement and learning for our Asha students and graduates when Mazars UK Partner, Tom Brichieri-Colombi and his three colleagues, Alan, Kanika and Bhaskar visited the Ambedkar Basti Slum community on 10th September. The Mazars…
Mohini, First Girl from the Slums of India, receives a Full Scholarship to pursue a Master’s at the prestigious University of Queensland
Here’s an exciting scholarship and admissions letter from UQ to the first girl from the slums of India! Chris Elstoft @ Amitava: thank you for working so hard to make this happen.
Flood Affected Riverbed Community Gains Hope and Courage from Dr Kiran
Hello folks, yesterday I went to the slum community that had got flooded when I was in Australia. I was heartbroken to see the devastation, the ruin, the loss of whatever little they had, their desperation and their sorrow. The…
Asha Values Changing Lives
All these wonderful young people studying in Australian Universities were once upon a time like these kids in the pictures below. May we see each child with eyes of love, may we always be worthy of their trust, may we…