Mrs. Sushila
FOUNDER
Aashray Care Home, founded by the Positive Women Network of Rajasthan in 2006. Aashray is a sanctuary dedicated to nurturing 137 remarkable children aged 3 to 18 years with special needs, primarily those affected by HIV acquired from their mothers. We believe in providing a loving environment where these children receive essential care, education, and opportunities for a brighter future. We are on a mission to to equip every HIV infected & affected child in Rajasthan to live a life filled with dignity, courage, and opportunity.
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+HIV affected Kids
Aashray Care Home provide a loving and supportive environment for HIV-infected and affected children, offering them a place to call home.
Our care home ensure nutritious meals tailored to the dietary needs of each child, promoting their health and well-being.
Aashray Care Home prioritize the medical needs of the children, offering specialized HIV treatment and comprehensive healthcare services.
We believe in the power of education to transform lives. Our care home provide access to quality education, empowering children to build a brighter future.
Beyond physical health, we provide holistic support, including counseling and recreational activities, fostering the social and emotional development of the children in our care.
We Make a Difference in their Life
Currently, our shelter home operates in a rented house in Nirman Nagar. Unfortunately, the landlord passed away during the COVID-19 pandemic, and his wife is now eager to sell the property for personal financial reasons. However, out of concern and social responsibility, the landlady has offered Aashray Care Home the opportunity to purchase the property at a price lower than the current market rate. We are seeking funding to secure this permanent home. The need to acquire a permanent facility is urgent and critical to ensure the continuity and stability of the essential services provided to the girls under Aashray Care Home’s protection.
PWNR has advocate an important amendment in the RTE (Right to Education) Act to ensure that orphan children get admission in school irrespective of caste, family income certificate. The change aims to make education more accessible to children living in orphanages and promote equal opportunities for all.
Read MoreAashray Care Home hosted “Aashray Fest” at Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur, which was attended by the Governor of Rajasthan as the Chief Guest, blessing and guiding the children of the shelter. The program showcased the talents of children, promoting happiness and hope. Governor emphasizes on education and empowerment, lauds Aashray’s commitment to nurture young hearts for a brighter future
Read MoreAashray Care Home receives top honors from Rajasthan Government for leading in Hepatitis Awareness Campaign. Recognised as number one in spreading awareness on social media, reaffirming commitment to public health. The NGO’s innovative efforts empower communities and foster health education
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