Manisha's amazing story involves a young man in Scotland who wanted to raise funds for our organisation by shaving his head. Read how this wonderful act of kindness has transformed this young girls life forever
Change A Life
Help change a child's life in the best possible way by sponsoring one of our children. Your funds really do get through to where it is needed, so please help us change a life today
Change A Life
Whilst we don't need goats or chickens, we do need certain items for our children & carers
Change A Life
Help us educate children from a very poor village north of Kathmandu for just $45 a YEAR - per child
Change A Life
Ever wonder what it is like working as a volunteer in a children's home in Kathmandu - read Laura's story to find out
Change A LifeThe Asha Foundation from The Asha Foundation on Vimeo.
31 October
2012
30 November
2011
22 June
2011
The Asha Foundation has received overwhelming financial support from Rotary International through Matching Grant funding. Asha will be the Cooperating Parnter in the Matching Grant and will work alongside the Rotary Clubs of Moruya (Australia) and Dillibazar (Nepal) in improving the lives of children in the village of Kuntabesi.
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30 May
2011
Every wondered where sponsorship dollars go and how are they used? Mark McIntrye our Nepal Director has produced a simple to understand document that reveals all.
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21 February
2011
Read the latest report on this project which has been possible through the cooperation of Rotary Australia Community Service
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19 January
2011
Our 2010 Annual Report is now available on line. As this report was prior to our name change to The Asha Foundation, all references refer to our prior name - Dharmik Australia
In rural Nepal girls often have to stay at home and help in the home and in the fields, thus missing out on a vital education. Read how cooking oil can help educate a girl and ultimately benefit all her family
If you thought about sponsoring a child but were worried that your funds will be eaten away by administration and only a fraction reaches the child, well that simply is not the case with The Asha Foundation, read how sponsoring a child will change their life
The Asha Foundations first venture with Rotary involves renovating an unused building in a children's home in Kathmandu and turning it into accommodation for volunteers. This will provide much needed revenue for the home thus benefiting the children. All donations for this project are tax deductible
