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Waiting at the Gate: How Nutrition Gave Aarav and Ashish a Safe Beginning

Waiting at the Gate: How Nutrition Gave Aarav and Ashish a Safe Beginning

Aarav is five years and Ashish is four. They live with their parents and seven year old sister in a broken one room shanty pressed up against a railway track. Trains roar past day and night. Inside the home, there is little food, little care, and no sense of safety. About a year ago, an…

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Asha Bids an Emotional Farewell to Nancy as She Begins Her Masters Journey at the University of Melbourne

Asha Bids an Emotional Farewell to Nancy as She Begins Her Masters Journey at the University of Melbourne

On 10 January 2026, the Asha family came together to wish Nancy a heartfelt farewell. Nancy is an Asha student from the Peeragarhi slum, and her journey is now taking her across the world to pursue a Masters degree at the University of Melbourne. Nancy has been awarded the Melbourne Scholars India Equity Scholarship, which…

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Asha student Tripti Completes master’s in public relations from the University of Sydney

Asha student Tripti Completes master’s in public relations from the University of Sydney

We are delighted to share that Tripti has successfully completed her Master’s degree in Public Relations from the University of Sydney and has returned to her community with big dreams and hopes for the future.

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Asha’s Winter Relief: Comfort for Lal Bagh Communities

Asha’s Winter Relief: Comfort for Lal Bagh Communities

With temperatures dropping into single digits at night and cold winds blowing through the day, winter has become especially harsh for families living in Delhi’s slum communities. In places like Lal Bagh, homes made of thin sheets and temporary materials offer little shelter. The cold settles in after sunset and clings through the daylight hours,…

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