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Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
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Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India
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Save Abandoned Orphan Destitute Children in India

Project Report | Nov 10, 2021
A beautiful Diwali for a family

By Sunil Arora | Executive Director

Season’s greetings from Bal Asha Trust!

The festival of lights just gone by would like to wish you a very Happy Diwali. May this festival bring you prosperity and strengthen our relationship since it is through your support that Bal Asha is able to rehabilitate vulnerable children.

Bal Asha was successful in re-uniting a child with his relatives. The child was found by the Mumbai Railway police in an intercity train. He was placed in the care of Bal Asha Trust by the authorities. During counselling he mentioned the name of the district he was from and name of his school. The social worker worked on the information and within no time she was able to connect with the principal. The principal confirmed that the child is from her school and that the relatives are searching for the child.   The principal helped the social worker to connect with the relatives through a video call. The child immediately recognized his family. Within a week the child's uncle came to Mumbai with the local police officers who were also searching for the child in Madhya Pradesh. It was sad to know that the child is orphan and is looked after by his relatives. They love him and were thankful to Bal Asha Trust to reunite them with their child.

Till September 2021 we were a home for 30 kids, but now Bal Asha is family of 46 children. We are reaching out to more children who are vulnerable in his pandemic and require care. We require your support more than ever to continue doing our work. Please consider making a donation and sharing our fundraiser within your social networks.

Foundation Day

Bal Asha Trust celebrated 36 years of its work for children last month. In 36 years since it's inception, Bal Asha has supported more than 4,700 children.

We started off as a small organisation but over the years, we are now a team of 40 people, who work tirelessly towards our aim of ensuring that every child is loved, cared for and has medical and educational resources. We shall continue to work for the development and rehabilitation of vulnerable children with your support.

Wishing you and your loved onces a very Happy Diwali! 

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