The Aashray Care Home was established in 2006 by the Positive Women Network of Rajasthan. Harassment and stigma issues necessitated starting a residence for children impacted by HIV/AIDS. Schools were not admitting them, house owners were not renting out houses to them and they could not be found any place in our National Flagship Programs designed for child survival and protection.
The Aashray home is a home for HIV infected and affected orphan children who have been rejected by their near ones due to discrimination, death of a parent, or their family´s financial problems.
Disha - Centre for special Education, came into existence on 15th March 1995 in a response to the growing need for help to the specially-abled in Jaipur. The special education center started with 17 students having multiple disabilities led by a special educator along with 4 volunteers in a small two bedroom house with a basement. A group of concerned and committed persons decided to start a center for special education to provide an opportunity to the children with physical and intellectual disability to help them discover themselves and develop their potential to the maximum of their ability, to provide them suitable education & vocation and to create awareness and sensitivity among the public towards the cause of disability.
The Centre for Special Education currently comprises of 150 students in
the age group of 3 to 30 years. The variety of disabilities which CSE caters
to,
are Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation, Down syndrome, Autism and Multiple
Disabilities.
Jal Bhagirathi Foundation was established as a Trust on January 15, 2002. The Organization serves to regenerate community leadership and institutional support to strike a balance between environmental capacities and peoples needs, especially in the access of safe drinking water positioning its work and learning at the national level for further replication, thus contributing towards the ongoing debate on pro poor policies. 
Jal Marudhara Foundation was
established on 16th January 2008. The work of JMF is to support vulnerable and
socially disadvantaged groups by providing them safe and reliable sources of
water through traditional and appropriate technologies.
