Ashraya - Kerala
Ashraya - Kerala
Project Brief: Ashraya is a home for the residential rehabilitation of mentally and physically challenged girl children hailing from economically broken families.
Project Type: Children with Disabilities (description)
Primary Focus: children with disabilities (description)
Supporting Chapter Contact:
San Diego
Project Type: Children with Disabilities (description)
Primary Focus: children with disabilities (description)
Secondary Focus: other
Area: UrbanSupporting Chapter Contact:
San Diego
Status: current / ongoing
Project Steward: Jyotsna Gidugu
Project Partner(s): Venugopalan R
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , ASHRAYA PULLIYIL KILIKOLLOOR,N/A,Kollam,
Kerala 691004
Tel: 91 9446315656
Stewarding Chapter: San Diego
Project Steward: Jyotsna Gidugu
Project Partner(s): Venugopalan R
Other Contacts:
Project Address: , ASHRAYA PULLIYIL KILIKOLLOOR,N/A,Kollam,
Kerala 691004
Tel: 91 9446315656
Stewarding Chapter: San Diego
Sep 2024 | San Diego | USD 16876 |
Sep 2023 | San Diego | USD 15969 |
Sep 2022 | San Diego | USD 16145 |
Oct 2021 | San Diego | USD 17788 |
Oct 2020 | San Diego | USD 20003 |
Nov 2019 | San Diego | USD 14997 |
Apr 2019 | San Diego | USD 7168 |
Apr 2016 | San Diego | USD 10177 |
Sep 2014 | San Diego | USD 10085 |
Jun 2013 | San Diego | USD 4950 |
Feb 2012 | Atlanta | USD 1001 |
Nov 2009 | Work an Hour | GBP 759 |
Nov 2009 | Work an Hour | USD 10000 |
Nov 2009 | San Diego | USD 4000 |
Sep 2009 | CentralNJ | USD 9188 |
Sep 2008 | CentralNJ | USD 10465 |
Jun 2007 | CentralNJ | USD 10000 |
Jul 2006 | CentralNJ | USD 9000 |
Jan 2006 | CentralNJ | USD 4500 |
Dec 2006 | Purdue | USD 2600 |
Aug 2005 | CentralNJ | USD 7000 |
Total = $203114.36226
Ashraya focuses in developing mentally and physically challenged girl children over the years with an ultimate vision that they would be capable enough to work as teachers in rehabilitation centers for the future generation of challenged children in their villages.
Ashraya in its initial project submission had requested for funds to build an extension to the existing infrastructure for use as a class room for its challenged daughters during the day session and as a retiring room during night. Four toilets and three bathrooms will be included as part this construction. The overall area comes to around 2000 sq. ft. The existing facility was designed to cater to 15 children, and Ashraya already has 24 inmates.
Ashraya in its initial project submission had requested for funds to build an extension to the existing infrastructure for use as a class room for its challenged daughters during the day session and as a retiring room during night. Four toilets and three bathrooms will be included as part this construction. The overall area comes to around 2000 sq. ft. The existing facility was designed to cater to 15 children, and Ashraya already has 24 inmates.
The main objectives of Ashraya are:
1. Providing residential rehabilitation to Mentally & Physically challenged girl children stricken with Poilo, Cerebral Palsy or Mental Retardation, and to develop them to a level of independence by which they could lead a life comparable to that of a normal child.
2. To take over the responsibilities of a challenged girl child by which the unfortunate mother would be free from the burden and enable her to go out and earn a living for the family.
3. Provide employment to physically handicapped female graduates and post-graduates as teachers. Ashraya by policy, provides employment only to handicapped female graduates as teachers.
1. Providing residential rehabilitation to Mentally & Physically challenged girl children stricken with Poilo, Cerebral Palsy or Mental Retardation, and to develop them to a level of independence by which they could lead a life comparable to that of a normal child.
2. To take over the responsibilities of a challenged girl child by which the unfortunate mother would be free from the burden and enable her to go out and earn a living for the family.
3. Provide employment to physically handicapped female graduates and post-graduates as teachers. Ashraya by policy, provides employment only to handicapped female graduates as teachers.
Only 10 Percent out of 2 lakhs of challenged children in Kerala get some form of institutional care and a vast majority of them are left to fend for themselves. The deplorable condition of these children, particularly that of the female challenged child, and the helpless situation of the parents acted as an inspiration and motivation to launch a project like this in June 2000, to provide succor and solace to these hapless ones. Ashraya currently has 24 inmates.
Ashraya employs a mix of formal and creative-informal teaching/training methods designed for their over all development with special emphasis on behavior modification and imparting training to be self reliant and independent. Physically challenged children are imparted regular teaching. Physiotherapy and aerobic exercises, clay modeling and needle work for developing gross and fine motor control are part of the training. In addition, Ashraya provides the mentally challenged children, a unique approach utilizing sound vibrations arising out of group chanting of ancient vedic hymns and regular recitation of Indian classical music. Ashraya daughters have responded very well to the training and measurable progress is observed.
NOTE: Ashraya has developed greeting cards made out of pictures drawn and painted by its daughters. When you purchase an Ashraya greeting card, the money that you give will go to Ashraya and other projects that we have involving challenged children. Please email Gopalakrishnan.praveen@gmail.com for information.
Ashraya employs a mix of formal and creative-informal teaching/training methods designed for their over all development with special emphasis on behavior modification and imparting training to be self reliant and independent. Physically challenged children are imparted regular teaching. Physiotherapy and aerobic exercises, clay modeling and needle work for developing gross and fine motor control are part of the training. In addition, Ashraya provides the mentally challenged children, a unique approach utilizing sound vibrations arising out of group chanting of ancient vedic hymns and regular recitation of Indian classical music. Ashraya daughters have responded very well to the training and measurable progress is observed.
NOTE: Ashraya has developed greeting cards made out of pictures drawn and painted by its daughters. When you purchase an Ashraya greeting card, the money that you give will go to Ashraya and other projects that we have involving challenged children. Please email Gopalakrishnan.praveen@gmail.com for information.
Sep 2024 Project Quantification 2024
Aug 2024 Site Visit 2024
Aug 2024 Budget 2024-25
Sep 2023 Project Quantification 2023
Jun 2023 Site Visit 2023
Jun 2023 Budget 2023-2024
Aug 2022 Virtual Site Visit 2022
Aug 2022 Budget 2022-2023
Oct 2021 Asha Staff Details 2021-2022
Oct 2021 Ashraya Budget Proposal 2021-2022
Sep 2020 Budget 2020-2021
Dec 2019 Ashraya Site Visit Report 2019
Sep 2019 Ashraya Budget Proposal 2019
Jan 2019 Details_of_Students_and_Staff
Jan 2019 Ashraya_2019_Budget_Proposal
Dec 2018 Ashraya_SiteVisitReport_2018
Jan 2016 Project Proposal 2016
Jul 2014 Funding Vote 2014
May 2014 Site Visit 2014
Apr 2014 Status Report (2013-14) and Budget (2014-15)
Feb 2013 Updated Budget 2013 (Email X-script)
Jan 2013 Budget_2012-2013
Oct 2012 Site Visit Oct 2012
Feb 2012 2011-2012 Budget
Jan 2011 Ashraya Site Visit Jan 2011
Jul 2010 Ashraya Site Visit - Praveen Feb 2010
Jul 2010 Project Proposal 2010
May 2010 Ashraya Annual Report 2010
May 2010 Ashraya Annual Report 2010
Aug 2009 Ashraya Project Proposal 2009
Jun 2009 Floor Plan for proposed Physiotherapy center
Jun 2009 Budget Details for WAH 2009
Jun 2009 Site Visit Report - Susie Dixon
May 2009 Ashraya WAH Proposal 2009
Jan 2009 Half Yearly Status Report
Jan 2009 Praveen's Site Visit Report
Jan 2009 Fund utilization summary (2005-2009)
Aug 2008 Ashraya Project Proposal 2008-09
Oct 2007 Purba's Site Visit Report
Oct 2007 Minutes of Conf call on 10/14/07
May 2007 Ashraya - Project Evaluation form for recurring projects '07
Apr 2007 Ashraya Project Proposal - 2007
Oct 2006 Presentation from "Know Your Projects" session
May 2006 Site Visit - May 2006
Mar 2006 Ashraya featured in the Newsletter
Nov 2005 Project Update
Aug 2005 Site Visit
Jan 2005 Project Proposal
Aug 2024 Site Visit 2024
Aug 2024 Budget 2024-25
Sep 2023 Project Quantification 2023
Jun 2023 Site Visit 2023
Jun 2023 Budget 2023-2024
Aug 2022 Virtual Site Visit 2022
Aug 2022 Budget 2022-2023
Oct 2021 Asha Staff Details 2021-2022
Oct 2021 Ashraya Budget Proposal 2021-2022
Sep 2020 Budget 2020-2021
Dec 2019 Ashraya Site Visit Report 2019
Sep 2019 Ashraya Budget Proposal 2019
Jan 2019 Details_of_Students_and_Staff
Jan 2019 Ashraya_2019_Budget_Proposal
Dec 2018 Ashraya_SiteVisitReport_2018
Jan 2016 Project Proposal 2016
Jul 2014 Funding Vote 2014
May 2014 Site Visit 2014
Apr 2014 Status Report (2013-14) and Budget (2014-15)
Feb 2013 Updated Budget 2013 (Email X-script)
Jan 2013 Budget_2012-2013
Oct 2012 Site Visit Oct 2012
Feb 2012 2011-2012 Budget
Jan 2011 Ashraya Site Visit Jan 2011
Jul 2010 Ashraya Site Visit - Praveen Feb 2010
Jul 2010 Project Proposal 2010
May 2010 Ashraya Annual Report 2010
May 2010 Ashraya Annual Report 2010
Aug 2009 Ashraya Project Proposal 2009
Jun 2009 Floor Plan for proposed Physiotherapy center
Jun 2009 Budget Details for WAH 2009
Jun 2009 Site Visit Report - Susie Dixon
May 2009 Ashraya WAH Proposal 2009
Jan 2009 Half Yearly Status Report
Jan 2009 Praveen's Site Visit Report
Jan 2009 Fund utilization summary (2005-2009)
Aug 2008 Ashraya Project Proposal 2008-09
Oct 2007 Purba's Site Visit Report
Oct 2007 Minutes of Conf call on 10/14/07
May 2007 Ashraya - Project Evaluation form for recurring projects '07
Apr 2007 Ashraya Project Proposal - 2007
Oct 2006 Presentation from "Know Your Projects" session
May 2006 Site Visit - May 2006
Mar 2006 Ashraya featured in the Newsletter
Nov 2005 Project Update
Aug 2005 Site Visit
Jan 2005 Project Proposal