Association for Social Health in India

Aim To enable destitute women and children, and women in distress to become independent and contributing citizens.

Association for Social Health in India...
	is listed under the category Child Development/Organisations
	was established in 1935
	focuses on residential home, school, creche, counselling, women and child development, girl child
	functions at the Local level
	works with orphan and destitute girls, 5-18 years; children of manual labourers, 3-6 years; slum children, 3-9 years; women
	welcomes help in the form of volunteers, books, clothes, toys, medicines, donations

The Association for Social Health in India has a home, Vathsalya, for 50 orphan and destitute girls. It runs a Kannada medium nursery and primary school for economically disadvantaged children from nearby slums. It has a free creche, Mamatha, for 30 children whose mothers are manual labourers. It has a home, Abhayashrama, for destitute women and unwed mothers, and a short stay home, Navachethana, for women in distress. It offers free family and marital counselling, and has a Public Cooperation Scheme to spread the message of social health through lectures and discussions. It has provided shelter and rehabilitation to over 7000 women and children since its inception.

Ms Sreelatha Sharathchandra, Hon. Secretary
Available - Mon-Sat 10.30-5.30
4th Cross, Wilson Garden, Bangalore - 560027.
Ph 22121131, 22220834