Prabh Aasra gives abandoned, homeless and helpless women a safe roof, warm meals, medical care and the respect every woman deserves. Free of cost, for as long as they need us.
Many of the women we shelter were found on roadsides, at railway stations or outside hospitals. Some were abandoned by their own families in old age. Others lost their way because of mental illness and could not say where home was.
At Prabh Aasra they find a shelter home that feels like family: a clean bed, daily meals, clothing, treatment and people who call them by name.
We accept women regardless of age, religion, background or condition, giving first priority to those who are completely alone and have nowhere else to turn.
Safe, round-the-clock residential care in women-only wards, with caretakers who live alongside residents. Every woman receives a clean bed, three nutritious meals a day, seasonal clothing and help with personal care.
Women-only living spaces
Three meals every day
Clothing and hygiene essentials
Personal care for the bedridden
Women often arrive weak, injured or with long-untreated illness. Our medical team and the Prabh Aasra charitable hospital provide free check-ups, medicines, physiotherapy and hospital care whenever it is needed.
Free health check on arrival
Daily medicines and nursing
Physiotherapy and mobility aids
Charitable hospital support
Many residents carry deep trauma, loneliness or mental illness. Through patient counselling, psychiatric treatment and a calm daily routine, we help women regain stability, confidence and the ability to trust again.
Psychiatric consultation
One-to-one counselling
Prayer, music and group time
Gentle daily routine
Women who are able are encouraged to learn and contribute. Stitching, handicrafts, kitchen work and gardening give residents purpose, a sense of worth and skills they can carry into a more independent life.
For women who have lost their way, our Mission Milaap team traces addresses, works with police and counsels families so residents can return home safely. Hundreds of families across India have been reunited this way.
Safe, round-the-clock residential care in women-only wards, with caretakers who live alongside residents. Every woman receives a clean bed, three nutritious meals a day, seasonal clothing and help with personal care.
Women-only living spaces
Three meals every day
Clothing and hygiene essentials
Personal care for the bedridden
Women often arrive weak, injured or with long-untreated illness. Our medical team and the Prabh Aasra charitable hospital provide free check-ups, medicines, physiotherapy and hospital care whenever it is needed.
Free health check on arrival
Daily medicines and nursing
Physiotherapy and mobility aids
Charitable hospital support
Many residents carry deep trauma, loneliness or mental illness. Through patient counselling, psychiatric treatment and a calm daily routine, we help women regain stability, confidence and the ability to trust again.
Psychiatric consultation
One-to-one counselling
Prayer, music and group time
Gentle daily routine
Women who are able are encouraged to learn and contribute. Stitching, handicrafts, kitchen work and gardening give residents purpose, a sense of worth and skills they can carry into a more independent life.
For women who have lost their way, our Mission Milaap team traces addresses, works with police and counsels families so residents can return home safely. Hundreds of families across India have been reunited this way.
The day begins with prayer, bathing assistance and a warm breakfast together.
Nurses check vitals, give medicines and attend to anyone who is unwell.
A nutritious meal followed by rest for elderly and recovering residents.
Stitching, crafts, therapy sessions and time to talk with friends.
Dinner, evening prayer and caretakers on duty through the night.
Admission is free and open. Our rescue team and ambulances respond across Punjab to bring helpless women to safety.
Citizens who spot a destitute woman on the road call our helpline, and our team reaches her with an ambulance.
Local police bring women found helpless or unidentified, and we complete all admission formalities with them.
Hospitals and social welfare departments refer women who have no family to take them home after treatment.
Any woman who comes to us seeking shelter is welcomed, assessed and given a place to stay.
No. Shelter, food, clothing, medical treatment and rehabilitation are provided completely free of charge. Our work runs on the support of donors and volunteers.
Any woman who is homeless, abandoned, mentally or physically challenged, or without family support can be admitted, regardless of age, religion or background.
For as long as she needs. Some residents return home through Mission Milaap, while others make Prabh Aasra their permanent family.
Yes. Visitors and volunteers are welcome to spend time with residents, celebrate occasions or help with activities. Please call our helpline to plan your visit.
Your donation directly funds meals, medicines, clothing, hospital care and daily needs for women who have no one else to provide for them.
Your support keeps a woman safe tonight and cared for tomorrow. Every gift reaches the residents of our home directly.