Association For Social Health In India Punjab State Branch

The ASHI Punjab State Branch operates three Short Stay Homes, namely Sanjeevni, Savera, and Sahara, sanctioned by the Government of India. These homes offer shelter, rehabilitation, medical care, and vocational training to destitute women and girls facing various challenges. Inmates receive accommodation, meals, and vocational education such as crafting leather goods, purses, and more. The association's focus is on empowering these women economically and socially, equipping them with skills for independence and potential marriages, all supported by government grants.

ASHI has established four Counselling Centres in different districts as part of its comprehensive programme. These Centres, situated in Jalandhar (including Sanjeevni Home and Police Line), Hoshiarpur, and Faridkot, serve a vital role in addressing marital disputes by means of mediation and conciliation. ASHI is dedicated to empowering rural women through its Welfare Programmes, fostering their self-reliance and enhancing their active involvement in various socio-economic initiatives. By focusing on creating awareness and offering support, ASHI seeks to uplift these women and enable them to contribute significantly to broader community development efforts.