SELF HELP GROUPS RECEIVING FINANCIAL HELP FROM OUR FOUNDER-CHAIRMAN

 

DURYODHANA AND ARATI WERE GIVEN GOATS FOR THEIR LIVELIHOOD PROJECT

 

 

 

 NARMADA STARTED A VEGETABLE SHOP 

 

 

ARATI IS HAPPY RAISING GOATS. 

 

 

BINATI STARTED A GROCERY STORY 

 

 

 ANUSUYA STARTED POTTERY WITH TERICOTA PAINTING!

 

 

 

KINSHIP CARE

 

 

Kinship Care is a brand new initiative of AIM ASIA. The childcare is brought into the smaller unit of a home where three to five children are taken care of by a relative or a philanthrapic family, preferably a widow that can devote herself to the care of these children. We provide full support for the children and the caring parents.

 

As a pilot project, we started KC families in Hyderabad and Kolkata. It is going fantastic and proving to be a blessing to the children who would be otherwise homeless.

 

 

 

 

 

 

SAMRIDDHI SAATHI

(FRIENDS FOR DEVELOPMENT)

An Initiative for Women Empowerment!

 

 

 

 

AIM ASIA FOUNDING MEMBER, MRS. L. SUCHITRA, GIVING

AWAY BLANKETS AND FOOD MATERIAL TO THOSE

SUFFERING FROM THE WINTER COLD!

 

 

BLANKET DISTRIBUTION TO PROTECT CHILDREN

FROM EXTREME COLD

 

 

NEW CLOTHES TO  THE HOSTEL CHILDREN

 

 

SAREES TO THE DESTITUTE WOMEN; ZILLA PARISHAD MEMBER OF SAJANGARH 

GIVING AWAY THE SAREES FOR AIM ASIA

 

 

NEW CLOTHES TO HOSTEL CHILDREN

 

LIFE SKILLS (Below)

 

SUCHITRA CENTER FOR SKILL

DEVELOPMENT

 

50 Students graduated on September 27, 2022 from Suchitra Center for Skill Development at Kesura, Bhubaneswar.

 

These students have completed one-year training in sewing and computer application. The SCSD was launched a year ago with Sewing, computer education, reading room and a paper plate machine to empower young people in the region with vocational training, so they can stand on their own feet. 

 

While every graduate received a certificate from the Chairman, Prof. Joab Lohara, three best students in the Sewing School were given away new sewing machines to assist them with a start up. 

 

 

 

AIM ASIA IN BANDLAGUDA, EAST HYDERABAD

WITH BLANKET DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM 

 

 

January 21, 2021. Our Founder-President, Dr. Joab Lohara

visited the Samriddhi Saathi Center in Bogaram,

Telangana and personally handed out financial

assistance to destitute widows and poor school children. 

 

 

SAMRIDDHI SAATHI - FRIENDS FOR DEVELOPMENT

 

 

SCHOOL GOING CHILDREN RECEIVE EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT AND BLANKETS FOR WINTER: WE CARE FOR THEIR EDUCATION AND COMFORT!

 

 

SAMRIDDHI SAATHI - FRIENDS FOR DEVELOPMENT 

 

 

 DESTITUTE WIDOWS RECIEVE MONTHLY

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND BLANKETS FOR WINTER:

WE CARE FOR THEIR WELL BEING!

 

 

 

SAMRIDDHI SAATHI

(FRIENDS FOR DEVELOPMENT)

 

 

COMMERCE GRADUATE PREMLATA

 

    Little Premlata joined our Seva

   

    Kendra at Bogaram, Telangana,

   

    at the age of 9. She is a Commerce

   

    Graduate today, married and

 

    settled in a job. 

 

     

    We provided her education and care

 

    for all these 12 years as her Samriddhi Saathi, 

 

    Friends for Development.

 

  

Samriddhi Saathi is a ground-breaking innovation 

for Women Empowerment!

 

 LEPROSY WOMAN PATIENTS ARE SERVED WITH ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES

 

 

 Swetha, daughter of a watchman in Medchal district, TS, is an 

Engineering student today because of SAMRUDDHI SAATHI 

 

 

 

SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE GIVEN MONTHLY EDUCATIONAL HELP

 SAMRIDDHI SAATHI - FRIENDS FOR DEVELOPMENT

SCHOOL CHILDREN IN MEDCHAL DISTRICT ARE CHECKED FOR COVID-19

STUDENTS CHECKED AND SATINIZED ARE GIVEN MASKS AND VITAMIN-C 

MONTHLY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DESTITUTE WIDOWS

 

SAMRIDDHI SAATHI -

FRIENDS FOR DEVELOPMENT

 

This empowerment plan includes raising the status of women

through education, economic help, social awareness, literacy,

and life-skill training. It is all about equipping women to help

them create a space for themselves in society and live in

dignity.

 

September 2020 scripted a proud moment for India when two

Naval officers, Kumudini Tyagi and Riti Singh, were chosen to

be deployed on Navy warships as part of their crew for the first

time in the history of our Armed Forces.

 

A Zillion Cheers to them! They have surely made a space for

themselves.

 

But how about one-third of our female population that has never

been to a school system and those millions more that have

dropped out of high school? And all of those - a big chunk of the

population - that lack skill, resource, and self-confidence to join

the mainstream?

 

According to the Indian census, females constitute 48% of our

population and 35% of them are still illiterate.

 

Therefore, if women empowerment is critical to the overall

development of a nation, Samriddhi Saathi understands the

importance. That is why our watchword has been – WOMEN

MATTER! They matter at home; they matter in society and in

nation-building as well.

 

ECONOMIC & EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Economic