Our Mission

Our Initiative

Future Caregivers Initiative

Our programs engage younger generations, educating them about the vital role of caregiving. Through school and college initiatives, we promote empathy and a deep understanding of both the challenges and rewards of caregiving.

Key Components:

Education: Sessions and materials for students about healthy aging and caregiving.

Empathy Building: Encouraging youth to develop emotional intelligence around aging.

Intergenerational Bonds: Fostering deeper, intergenerational bonds between young people and older adults.

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Years of
Foundation

250

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donors

250

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volunteers

2000

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A School-based initiative

We Inspire young individuals to support and care for elderly family members actively

School Outreach Programs

Through our school programs, we engage with students to raise awareness about the importance of caregiving. These initiatives are designed to instil values of empathy, respect, and responsibility toward the elderly and vulnerable.

Advocacy and Awareness

We are actively involved in advocating for caregivers' rights at various levels, including policy discussions and partnerships with governmental and non-governmental organizations. Our goal is to ensure that caregivers are recognized and supported through appropriate policies and initiatives.

Intergenerational Solidarity

We believe in fostering strong bonds between generations. By collaborating with schools and communities, we work to sensitize the younger generation about the importance of caregiving and the value of elderly care.

Inter-Generational Bonding

Empowering the Next Generation of Caregivers

Imagine a world where every older person receives the compassionate care they deserve, supported by knowledgeable and empathetic caregivers. The Caregivers Asha Society’s “Future Caregivers Initiative” is dedicated to making this vision a reality. We need your support to expand this impactful program and ensure a brighter future for our elderly community members.