When the threat of the COVID 19 pandemic reached Ahmednagar, we began taking necessary precautions in our projects. This included placing wash basins and soaps at the entrance of MIDC project, stitching washable masks for use by beneficiarie...
As the Corona virus continues to spread across the world, Snehalaya is taking extreme measures to protect our thousands of beneficiaries. Our projects are home to children and women who have reduced immune systems and are therefore at a higher risk from opportunist inf...
With non-essential workers forced to stay home, daily wage workers, most of who live in slums, are being hit the hardest and the situation is worsening day-by-day as they are caught in a vicious cycle of no jobs, no food and no solution in the near future. As Snehalaya...
Ghazal ‘Gayaki‘, the art of singing or performing through poetic expression originated in Persia but was brought toIndia by the Sufis and has become an Indian classical tradition. Ghazal is a beautiful format which many songs are written to follow. They are i...
Cricket fever has hit Snehalaya as India rises up the table in the ICC Cricket World Cup. As a curtain-raiser to the competition’s first India-Pakistan match and in tribute to our national team we are hosting our own Snehalaya cricket championship this Sunday. The Raos...
Meet Shubangi, one of our longest attending Balbhavan beneficiaries who we have proudly watched grow up over the past 12-13 years. She lives in one of our poorest slums with her 2 younger sisters and brother. Her father is one of the ubiquitous vada pav sellers plying...
Dr Girish Kulkarni, our founder, is travelling to USA during October and November 2018, making presentations at corporate organisations, community events and education institutions to meet new people and share his insights.
One of the main objectives of our Educate. Empower. Lead. campaign with Malala Fund is to give our peer mentors, girls residing in our shelter home and slum communities who are advocates for girls’ education, the opportunities to present their views on the situation fo...
As part of our Educate. Empower. Lead. campaign with Malala Fund we conducted a roadshow at our Snehalaya English Medium School. This article was written by our Rehab Center beneficiary, 17-year old Ajita who wants to be a journalist.
