State Branches

What we do

The Association for Social Health in India has a chequered history spanning over a few years short of a century, precisely 92 years. During this long period many important decisions having far reaching consequences, were taken. Although the basic aim has always been and continues to be ‘Empowerment of Women, Children and Youth’ belonging to the less privileged section of society, the mode of achieving this has undergone a significant change. Strategies have been modified to adapt to changes in the moral and social structure of the Indian society.

ASHI’s vision : to achieve a healthy happy society where people do not feel deserted, unloved or uncared

ASHI’S mission : to help people become economically independent, self reliant and contributing members of society

The objectives of ASHI are

  • to promote health awareness and education among women, children and youth

  • to motivate young adults to learn vocational skills

  • to impart vocational skills and equip them to become economically independent and self reliant

  • to brace them to face the realities of life and live with dignity

  • to enhance the employable skills of beneficiaries

  • provide counselling and guidance services by professionals and social workers


ASHI provides services both at the Institutional and Community level

It’s range of services include

At the Institutional level :

  • Swadhar greh - short stay homes for women and children

  • family counselling centers

  • women and child helplines

  • drug deaddiction centres and couselling centres for prevention of drug abuse

  • old age home

  • Outreach programs at the Community level :

  • Non formal education centres

  • Remedial/support classes for school going children

  • Adult education

  • School Intervention programs

  • Life skill programs / Vocational Courses in

  • Computer Applications – Basic and Advance

  • Mobile repair

  • Beauty culture and health care

  • Mehndi Application

  • Cutting and tailoring

  • Dress designing

  • Spoken English program

  • Counselling and referral services

  • Health camps and medical assistance

  • Income generation program

  • Networking and collaboration

  • Training and capacity building for students and volunteers

  • Documentation and compilation of case studies