Prabh Aasra is a non-profit home in Punjab providing free shelter, medical care and rehabilitation for people with physical and mental disabilities, alongside abandoned, destitute and orphaned individuals.
Shelter, food and daily support at zero cost
Consultations, assistive equipment, therapy
Reuniting lost individuals with their families
Established
Founded under the Universal Disabled Caretaker Social Welfare Society at Village Padiala, Tehsil Kharar, SAS Nagar, Prabh Aasra grew from a single shelter into multiple trusted centers caring for Punjab’s most forgotten people, entirely free of cost, for over two decades.
Founders
Children reach us through proper channels, and we work to send them home whenever we can.
Residential stays, medical treatment and assistive devices are provided entirely free, with no fee ever asked of the families we serve.
We accept individuals regardless of age, sex, background or the complexity of their physical or mental disability, prioritizing those who are truly destitute.
Shelter, nutrition, medical treatment, special education and vocational training are combined under a single family-like setting, not split across agencies.
Recovery is treated as a human process, pairing medical science with compassion so residents feel cared for, not processed.
Operating since 2003, Prabh Aasra has grown into multiple centers across Punjab with a proven, long-standing record of impact.
Vocational training and skill-building help capable residents move toward confidence and independence, not permanent dependency.
Safe, round-the-clock residential facilities providing food, clothing and personal care for disabled, abandoned and orphaned individuals, in a setting built around dignity rather than dependence.
Free consultations, charitable hospital support, physiotherapy sessions and essential assistive equipment help residents recover physical strength and manage ongoing health needs.
A dedicated initiative that traces, counsels and safely reunites lost or mentally challenged residents with their biological families, restoring hundreds of severed ties over the years.
Structured skills training programs help capable residents build self-dependency and confidence, preparing them for meaningful work within or beyond our centers.
A safe surrender system for unwanted newborns helps prevent female infanticide and abandonment, giving every infant an immediate path into protective care.
Behind every resident who arrives unable to say where they belong, our Mission Milaap team works patiently to trace addresses, counsel families and coordinate with local police, so that reunion stays possible even after years apart.
Every service, always
24/7 roadside rescue and patient transport
Medical camps and food drives during emergencies
Free last-rites assistance for the unclaimed
Free and subsidised treatment for those in need
Every rupee funds free shelter, medicine and rehabilitation for people the rest of the world has turned away.