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Australian Senator Hon. Mathew Canavan celebrates Women’s Day at Asha

Australian Senator Hon. Mathew Canavan celebrates Women’s Day at Asha
We had the pleasure of hosting Minister for Resources and Northern Australia, Senator the Hon. Mathew Canavan and other officials from the Australian High Commission visit Asha's Kanak Durga slum community to celebrate the International Women’s Day.  [caption id="attachment_3447" align="aligncenter" width="466"] Australian Senator, Mathew Canavan, and Australia India Business Council's President Nik Senapati interacting with the…
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Support Trinity College in their endeavours to make a difference in the Slums of Delhi

The 12 young people from Trinity College, Australia is presently volunteering at Asha Society's Seelampur centre. They have set this GoFundMe page to raise funds for the young students at Asha because they believe "every dollar helps change the life of everyone in these communities."  You can also give your generous donations here- https://www.gofundme.com/tcindiafund  Thank you,…
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Australian High Commissioner Ms Harinder Sidhu visits Asha

Australian High Commissioner Ms Harinder Sidhu visits Asha
We had the immense pleasure of having the Australian High Commissioner to India, Her Excellency Ms Harinder Sidhu today. Dr Kiran warmly welcomed Her Excellency Ms Sidhu, Simon O’Connor, Political Section and Caitlin Laing, Administrator Direct Aid Programme at the Asha Polyclinic and Diagnostic Centre. [caption id="attachment_3337" align="aligncenter" width="686"] Dr Kiran warmly welcomes HE Ms…
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DONATIONS ARE NOW TAX DEDUCTIBLE!

DONATIONS ARE NOW TAX DEDUCTIBLE!
On 27 April 2016 the AUSTRALIAN FRIENDS OF ASHA FOR SLUMS OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT GIFT AND RELIEF FUND was gazetted as a developing country relief fund. This means that donations in Australia over $2 are tax deductible. The Asha Society extends its thanks to our pro bono lawyers Corrs Chambers Westgarth for all their work in…
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