Association For Social Health In India West Bengal Branch

Previously known as SHORT STAY HOME, Swader Greh is one of our most prosperous businesses. As a rehabilitative step, ASHI offers women and girls in crisis—those who are morally at risk of exploitation, those who are impacted by family disarray, psychological issues, etc.—immediate housing, food, clothes, and health aid. These individuals range in age from 18 to 55.
Based on their aptitude, ASHI offers them vocational training in areas such as sevika, ayah, beautician, tailoring, karate, computers, catering, and so on. In order for them to politely reintegrate into society, they also receive training in grooming and spoken English.
Eighty per cent of them have received rehabilitation to date in nursing homes, offices, parlors, and other settings.
Rehabilitation programmes are Sevika Training, Aya Training, Computer Training, Open School, Craft, Tailoring, Beautician course ,.House Keeping, Security,etc.

The Anganwadi staff are the frontline employees who play a crucial role in carrying out the ICDS program.

The responsibility of providing training to Anganwadi personnel falls on Voluntary Organizations (NGOs). For the purpose of training Anganwadi personnel, 450 Training Centers have been engaged throughout India. There are thirty Anganwadi Training Centers (AWTC) in West Bengal. Since 1983, ASHI (WB) has carried out this training program at the State Government's request. Untrained laborers chosen by the State Government from various Blocks are assigned to the AWTC for training.

ASHI's esteemed project is the "Asha Niketan" senior living facility (WB). It is located in Salt Lake City, Kolkata's Sukantanagar, Sector IV.-98. The number of prisoner beds has been expanded from 15 to 30 with the construction of a new structure. On the building's southern flank lies a lovely garden. Two dorms occupy the whole ground floor. First-floor rooms with double and single beds and adjoining toilets are available at affordable prices. Every effort is made to guarantee that boarders are in excellent health and are happy with the meals and other amenities that are offered to them.