Dear Friends, Greetings from Bal Asha Trust! In our september 2018 project report we had shared with you about Devi ‘s admission to Bal Asha Trust from an orphanage about 400 kms from Mumbai. She had gone through a surgery for her right foot congential deformity in september 2018. I am very happy in sharing that the surgery...
A beautiful story unfolded around Christmas. Child Anil* about five years got separated on weekend. Anil’s parents are living in slums in Mumbai. His father has a shop on the street and his mother is a housewife. She has to take care of two younger children other then Anil. The youngest of the siblings of...
Diwali Greetings to you ! Diwali festival of lights, smiles, food and family. It also marks school vacations for children who look forward to a trip outside the city. Children without families also have dreams of celebrating Diwali. We at Bal Asha Trust understand this very well and plan Diwali for our children much in...
Dear Friends, Greetings from Bal Asha Trust! Thank you for supporting and assisting us in our work through your donations and well wishes. Your generous donations have helped us to reach special needs, destitute children in some of our state’s most backward and remote areas, so that we, as a whole, can ensure a better...
Dear Donor Namaste, Greetings from Bal Asha Trust! We are thankful for your valuable generous support through GlobalGiving. This has helped us to continue giving quality life to abandoned children in our care. Like every other year summer break came with a bang with a host of fun activities for our children at Bal Asha Trust....
Greetings from Bal Asha Trust! We want to give you a quick update as the last three months saw fair amount of activities in Bal Asha Trust. Our visiting Paediatrician Dr. Fazal from Jaslok Hospital, Mumbai conducted a nurses training programme for our nurses on child care, hygiene, nutrition and first aid. He shared the...
Today, the world boasts of connectivity and information-tracking, and yet, there are a few instances that happen, that makes one stop to ponder the gravity of it all. One such story is that of Sia (8 years old) and Nani’s (4 years old) – two little girls who accidentally boarded a train from their village...
The primary motive of the team is not only to provide quality care, but at the same time make efforts to restore them back with their familes. It was like any other ordinary day at Bal Asha with routine work as usual when a mere phone call put everyone in a state of tizzy and...
