Sharing Humanity

Founded in 2006, AADHAAR 4U believes that all human beings have a right to live with dignity and respect. The naturally available resources and democratic facilities are a gift to be shared equally by all men and women, whatever their race, nationality or religion.

The Hindi/Marathi word AADHAAR means support. As the name suggests AADHAAR 4U plans to “support” you in “supporting” destitute group of people who are mostly neglected in day-to-day life due to poverty, handicaps, and social myths. The organisation is committed to provide little AADHAAR to the needy groups and to reduce the pain of injustice to them so that:

  • the rights and dignity of such destitute people are respected and discrimination is ended
  • the financial resources of well wishers are shared and used in proper way
  • these groups have access to normal needs of life, such as, food, water, shelter, security, health, education and other common facilities.

Our next project for 2023-2024

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Greenhouse-sheds for Agriculture education of LBP school children.

Aadhaar4U has been associated with Lok Biradari Prakalp, Hemalkasa, since year 2008.

For the last fifty years, Lok Biradari Prakalp (LBP), Hemlakasa, Taluka Bhamragad, District Gadchiroli, Maharashtra has been doing social work for the betterment of the Madia and Gond tribal people. LBP is run by the Maharogi Sewa Samiti, Warora, a trust founded by prominent social worker Baba Amte.

At LBP, Hemalkasa, there is a free general hospital for tribal people, a residential school for tribal children from first to twelfth grade, and an orphanage for wild animals.

The ashram school educates around 650 boys and girls aged 6 to 18. There are separate hostels for boys and girls studying in the school. This school provides tribal youngsters with not just classroom instruction but also an array of other sort of learning opportunities. Every year, the school students excel in a variety of athletic field sports at the state and national levels. The school features a spacious playground and an excellent gymnasium for pupils.

A state-of-the-art computer lab is accessible at the school. It is also beneficial to the students. These children get information about current events across the world via internet.

Painting and professional arts classes have been offered over the past three years in order to provide students’ diverse skills a platform.

For the past two years LBP has been running science classes for aspirant students who want to pursue medical studies. These pupils are chosen from tribal and economically disadvantaged communities.

All of these services are provided free of charge to tribal students.

LBP also provides a quality agricultural education to the students. The youngsters have planted several fruit trees in the small field around the school and hostels.

Aadhaar4U has agreed to provide Greenhouse-sheds for agricultural education and training for schoolchildren about modern agricultural practices like vertical farming and organic farming.

Aadhaar4U has been working on selection of projects at various charity organisations focussing on upliftment of socially deprived people in the remote areas of Maharashtra-India.

Aadhaar4U associates itself with the following non-profit organisations

MSS - Anandwan

Maharogi Sewa Samiti is a nonprofit organisation in Central India helping socially retarded people to enhance their livelihood capabilities through self-discovery and empowering them to contribute back to the society.

MSS – Anandwan (click)

Snehalaya - An orphan house

Snehalaya’s vision is to develop awareness & capability in those members of the society who have been deprived of their rights because of the inequality and exploitation.

Snehalaya (Click)

Lokbiradari Prakalp - Hemalkasa

A project of the Maharogi Sewa Samiti(MSS), Warora, was started by the legendary social worker Baba Amte in 1973 for integrated development of Madia-Gond, the primitive tribals of Bhamragad in Gadchiroli District of Maharashtra, India.

Lokbiradari Prakalp (Click)

Amhi Amchya Arogyasathi

The organization has reached 438 villages and 10 slums in the 13 districts of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh and connected with more than 5 lakh people in last 35 years.

Amhi Amchya Arogyasathi (Click)

NAAM Foundation

Started by Nana Patekar and Makarand Anaspure in September 2015, the foundation emerged after devastating conditions of drought & listening to agony of drought affected farmers in Maharashtra.

NAAM Foundation (Click)

Sandipani - An orphan house

Sandipani Gurukul is an organization dedicated to the upliftment of underprivileged children who come from broken/destitute families.

Sandipani (Click)