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for childrenFor 27 years AshaJyothi has been the family of last resort for abandoned children with cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome and severe physical disabilities. We feed them, treat them, school them — and we don't stop.
No glossy frame, no rounded numbers — the figures behind the work, exactly as they stand.
Living on campus right now — cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome, blind, deaf.
Of unbroken care since the first ten children arrived in 1998.
20+ total wheelchairs today. But we need more to help Asha Jyothi children. A new one costs ~ $100.
Sponsors a child for a month — food, hygiene, school, medicine.
Real moments, written by us. Posted when they happen — no PR voice, no schedule.
The monthly Neurogen-supported camp. Two new hearing-aid fittings, three physio plans updated, one cataract referral.
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Photos and videos posted straight from our team — as they happen.
You don't need to give everything — you just need to pick one.
One child, every month. Food, school, medical, hygiene — everything covered, no gaps.
Sponsor monthly → ★ One-timeA wheelchair, a hearing aid, a day's food for everyone, a month of PARI pads. Pick the one that fits.
Pick an item → ✻ In personCome to the campus, send your skills, or bring your organisation alongside ours.
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Chairman and founder of AshaJyothi since 1998. She started with two abandoned children and a borrowed room. Twenty-seven years later, she has built a campus of 70+ children — and she is still there every day.
Her work spans medical rehabilitation, inclusive education, disaster relief, and women's empowerment — impacting 4,100+ lives across Andhra Pradesh. Recognised by the Chief Minister of AP, the Government of India, and international humanitarian organisations.
Read her full bio →