Asha Kuteer Foundation

District

Hyderabad

States

Telangana

We have about twenty poor orphan boys, ages six to eighteen, living on campus.

These children are usually seen, defenseless, in shantytowns or by the side of the road. They have horrific tales to tell and have experienced the most trying time of their life. These children were located by Asha Kuteer, who returned them to their secure home in Peerzadiguda, Hyderabad. Speaking with the youngsters, we learned that they are developing psychological issues in addition to being physically, cognitively, and emotionally dependent. They receive the appropriate medical care and psychological assistance, which is crucial for them to progress and leave past experiences behind.

District

Hyderabad

States

Telangana

In this home thirty male pupils are visually challenged. Due to a lack of employment options, social stigma, restricted access to activities, and emotional support, blind students are frequently alone. We enable visually impaired students to work, take competitive entrance examinations, and engage in extracurricular activities including sports, music, and indoor games. Assistive technology and computer training will make every visually impaired boy's life better and more connected to the tech-savvy current digital world.