Ashiyana Foundation

21/08/2026

We're hiring at Ashiyana Foundation! 🌱

Looking for two changemakers to join our team:

📣 Communications Officer — tell our stories, grow our voice, bring our impact to life online

🤝 Social Worker / Case Manager — walk alongside young lives, build trust, help write new beginnings

If you're passionate about working with at-risk children & youth and want a job that actually means something — this is for you.

👉 Apply via the link in our bio
📧 Questions? Write to us at [email protected]

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31/07/2026

Some stories don't end when they're told.

They become the beginning of a new conversation.

This month's Hum Mein Hai Hero reminded us that when children meet people who share their journeys with honesty, they don't just listen, they ask, reflect, and see new possibilities.

Swipe through. ➡️

🧡 Know someone whose story could make a difference? Tag them below or introduce us, we'd love to connect.

31/07/2026

16/07/2026

It's easy to define a child by their worst mistake.
It's much harder to ask what happened before that moment.

At Ashiyana, we believe rehabilitation begins by understanding the child, not just the offence. That's the conversation we hope this carousel starts.

Swipe through to explore this perspective.

14/07/2026

Sometimes, the biggest signs of healing are the ones we almost miss.

A stone became a talking piece. And somewhere along the way, children began carrying that language beyond the circle.

That's when we knew something was changing. 💛

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11/07/2026

Play is often seen as a break from learning. 🌱

This summer reminded us that it's one of the ways children build confidence, trust, leadership, and belonging. 🤝✨

Sometimes, the biggest changes happen when children are simply given the space to play. 🧡🎈

07/07/2026

The most powerful role model is someone whose journey feels familiar.

That's the idea behind Hum Mein Hai Hero, our monthly speaker series that introduces children to people whose lived experiences help them imagine new possibilities.

This month, hip-hop artist, rapper and B-boy Sairaj Methari, shared his journey with the boys at Umerkhadi Children's Home. What followed was more than a conversation. It became a space for expression, courage, and first performances.

Because every story shared can become an invitation to believe:
"Maybe my story can be different too." 🧡

Swipe through.

01/07/2026

Aftercare isn't an option. It's a necessity.
For young people like Ganesh, leaving a Child Care Institution at 18 means stepping into an unknown world. What they need most is a trusted adult who will walk alongside them as they navigate education, work, and independent living.

Swipe to read his journey. 🧡

Interested in volunteering?
📩 DM us or visit the link in our bio.