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 project for 2025-2026
Urgent Repair Work of Baba Amte Bhavan in Snehalaya MIDC
In 2025–2026, Aadhaar4U has taken up a new project in collaboration with Snehalaya, an organization we have partnered with since 2008. Snehalaya has been driving social change for over 35 years in Ahmednagar, a region affected by drought, poverty, and limited access to healthcare. Its programs focus on education, skills training, and rehabilitation for vulnerable women and children impacted by issues such as trafficking, child labour, and abuse.
Snehalaya’s Rehab Center, established in 1992, provides a safe home for over 200 girls, 40 women, and their children, half of whom are HIV positive. The facility, which has supported more than 1,500 children to date, now requires major renovation as some structures are 10–20 years old.
The total project cost is estimated at ₹15,00,000 (approximately €15,000).
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
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.
Lokbiradari Prakalp - Hemalkasa
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.
NAAM Foundation
