Our Work Areas
From Care to Community, Our Work Goes Beyond Shelter.
01
Care & Shelter
Providing food, clothing, shelter, medical support and compassionate day-to-day care to vulnerable and destitute individuals, with dignity, respect and compassion.
02
Rescue & Rehabilitation
Supporting people who are found alone, abandoned or in vulnerable circumstances and providing them with a safe environment and necessary care.
03
Family Reunification
Tracing families of separated individuals through hospitals, police authorities and community networks, and helping them reconnect with their loved ones.
04
Community Outreach
Supporting underprivileged and tribal communities through food, clothing, medical camps, health awareness and essential community support initiatives.
05
Finding Their Way Back Home
Supporting lost, abandoned and separated individuals by providing care, tracing families and helping them reconnect with loved ones whenever possible.
06
Medical Camps
Providing basic health check-ups, medical consultations and essential healthcare support to people in tribal villages and underserved communities.
07
Clothing Support
Providing essential clothing to tribal and underprivileged communities, helping families meet basic needs with dignity and care.
08
Food Distribution
Providing food & essential supplies to needy & underprivileged individuals and families through community distribution initiatives.
- Our testionials
Voices of Trust
Just great, can't put into words, never ever seen dedication, love, affection and pure service of humanity to such level and extent. Adv. Priti Vaidya who runs this ashram with her team deserve much more attention than what they get. This lady should be awarded atleast with Padmashri for her service to mankind. Hope she always stay blessed.
It was a wonderful experience to visit this place .It was heartwarming to see the tireless effort made by Ms PRETI VAIDYA and her staff to help the so called mentally unstable ladies and men shunned by families .Staying in this ashram made them all smile and glow in happiness and contentment. All of them could take part in whatever activities they were given to the best of their abilities.
This old age home is maintained by Ms. Priti, who is like a mother to all the elderly residents aged above 50. She was deeply moved by the difficult circumstances of many elderly people who, despite having devoted their lives to raising their children, now find themselves living away from their families. She continues to provide them with care, dignity and a sense of belonging, helping them feel at home.