Wednesday’s event, the official release of Ed Sewell’s A Journey of Hope, took place in the gardens of the British Council. A Journey of Hope is a collection of images that document the lives of Asha’s slum residents and their…
At the opening event of Asha’s week of anniversary celebrations, a diverse audience of supporters, community members, and other guests from near and far filled the Stein Auditorium of the India Habitat Centre to celebrate 25 years of Asha. The…
Asha marked its 25th anniversary with a week of festivities to celebrate a quarter-century of empowering Delhi’s slum communities. The first formal event of the week took place on Tuesday, 5th February at the India Habitat Centre in central New…
For four years the Australian High Commissioner, HE Peter Varghese, has offered Asha dedicated support for which we are extremely grateful. In honour of this and to bid Mr. Varghese farewell, Asha staff and students were delighted to attend a…
Asha is so proud of the team of 12 students and 3 teachers from Rainey Endowed School in Ireland refurbished Asha’s centre in Kusumpur slum colony in little over a week. They visited the Asha head quarters on 25th October…
On Friday 12th October, group of 11 professionals from SAP Labs (India), a Software firm specializing in enterprise software applications visited Asha. In a bid to do their bit for the community in SAP’s Month of Service (October 2012), the…
It was a great pleasure for Asha to welcome a team of 22 members from Onslow College, New Zealand on Saturday the 13th of October, 2012. The team was led by Dennis Fountain, an old friend of Asha. After a…
It was a day full of excitement and cheer for children from Jeevan Nagar slum colony on Saturday, 6th October with the visit of two Brownies (Girl Guides), Bella and Ellin from the British High Commission accompanied by Ms. Jill…
On Saturday, 6th October a group of 11 people led by Mr. Harish Rao, Head – Asia Pacific, Sundaram Business Services visited Asha. Mr. Rao takes a keen interest in Asha’s work and thus invited the group to visit one…
A team of five members led by Liz and Colin Davison from Northern Ireland, UK worked at Asha’s Jeewan Nagar centre in the month of August. They were engaged in a variety of activities from painting the resource centre to…
Recently, a team consisting 10 of graduate students from Twickenham, London visited Asha for two weeks and worked at Mayapuri slum colony. They painted the children’s resource centre and the computer room at the Asha centre with fun and colorful…
Last week, Asha was glad to welcome once again our old supporters and friends, Nigel and Sue Rees and Julie Hogben (with husband, Dr Richard Hogben who had been working at Asha for the past three weeks) and with them…
