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A new logo
We’re happy to show you our new logo! This change reflects our expansion and evolution as an entity, our renewed vision, and our unwavering commitment to the children and youngsters who our social work caters to.
Read MoreOnward we go
As in every journey and process, each step is the seed of the next one. So, at Asha-Kiran, we keep this journey going day by day, hand in hand, striving to help and shelter vulnerable children and youths.
Read MoreWhat’s next?
After years of caring for vulnerable groups in India, Asha-Kiran now extends its gaze to vulnerable young people in Malaga, Spain through its new project Vínculos.
Read MoreDiwali festival: Transforming light
Human beings have a natural response to certain universal calls that are expressed in all cultures through rites and celebrations. In India, one of the most emblematic and deeply meaningful festivals is Diwali,…
Read MoreKartik
In January 2024, a sweet little boy named Kartik, who was only two years old at the time, arrived at one of our Centers. His parents are construction workers, so they work long hours.
Read MoreAn eventful journey
Imagine that work opportunities are scarce in your hometown, and you cannot support your family. Faced with this stark reality, you decide to embark on an uncertain journey to an unknown land together with your partner and children …
Read MoreNew paths, same direction
At Asha-Kiran, we continue to move forward and adapt to new times without losing sight of our fundamental mission and vision. In this message, we wish to share the latest news about our journey.
Read MoreLatest news from India: We continue to care in confinement.
All of our team of professionals in India, as well as the beneficiaries of our projects, are doing just fine. Asha-Kiran’s team in India is doing a wonderful job of following up on the projects and making sure that all the people involved are in an optimum state of health and care. Regular check-ups are…
Read MoreAnother success story
Name: Jyoti S.S. Jyoti is 11 years old and came from Delhi in 2019 to stay in Patil Wasti, a slum in the city of Pune, along with her mother, father, and older brother. At first, she didn’t like it there and never left home. He didn’t like to interact with others or make friends.…
Read MoreAnnual cultural function
We held our Annual Function last February, a dance and music event featuring the children who are the beneficiaries of our projects. This year the topic was “Navras, the nine emotions”. Navras is a Sanskrit word that refers to the nine emotional states portrayed in music, dance and art. Our entire team, children, guests, sponsors…
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