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Asha Ka Jharna

Asha Ka Jharna (Fountain of Hope) was established in November 1997 with the objective of uplifting the downtrodden segments of Indian society. Our various activities include providing services to disabled children and adults, creating awareness and mainstreaming these people into society; working for the benefit of the destitute, divorcees, widows, distressed women and elderly persons. It is a voluntary non-profit registered society. We are the recipient of BEST NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATION IN THE STATE Award by Rajasthan Government.

To meet these objectives, three special schools have been opened in rural Rajasthan (India), in Nawalgarh in April 1998, Jhunjhunu in January 2002 and Sikar in August 2003.

Asha Ka Jharna provides educational, vocational, therapeutics, counselling to mentally challenged (MR) or hearing & speech impaired (HI) children and their families.

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Registered under Indian Society Registration Act,1860 No. S 33579 dated 27.08.1998. Accredited with ‘National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) for ‘Open Basic Education’ OBE level A, B and C (up to 8th class).

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Asha Ka Jharna is the recipient of “STATE BEST NGO AWARD 2009” by Rajasthan Government. Vice-Chairman of Board of Governors, Special Olympics (India) Rajasthan Chapter.

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Soaring High

Soaring High 

Outdoor activities are an integral part of the curriculum. Various games and recreational activities are planned to develop flexibility in body and a composed personality.…

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Enabling them stand on their foot

Enabling them stand on their foot 

Through regular physiotherapy sessions, our therapists ensure that children with impairment in limbs or physical disabilities gain improvement in their gross and fine motor skills.…

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Let’s Learn (A M.C. Class in progress)

Let’s Learn (A M.C. Class in progress) 

A typical class for mentally challenged children consists of 8 to 10 children with one special educator and caretaker (wherever reqd.). Daily lesson planning is…

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Let’s Learn (A H.I. class in progress)

Let’s Learn (A H.I. class in progress) 

  Hearing Impaired children are taught in a group of 12 to 16. Each of them is provided a good quality hearing aid. Being of…

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Our Cell

Our Cell 

  Our society founder Mr. P.N. Agarwal has, since inception, concerned about the future economic prospects and sustainability of persons with special needs. Asha Ka…

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