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The water changes faster when more people are in it.
Aadyah's work depends on organisations and individuals who understand that lasting change takes time and does not photograph well in a single afternoon.
Partner with us
For companies, foundations, schools and institutions.
Start a conversation → 02Donate
For individuals who want to support the work directly.
Support the work → 03Volunteer & Careers
For people who want to give time, skill and patience.
Give time → 04Contact
For everything else, including questions you want answered before you commit to anything.
Get in touch →Frequently asked questions
We design and run programmes in education, wellbeing, health and dignity, and empowerment — working simultaneously with individuals and with the environments around them: families, schools, communities and institutions.
Project Kahani is Aadyah's flagship initiative for children's holistic development. It begins by listening — to what children feel, see, dream and want to say — and uses what we hear to decide what we build.
Children, women, families, schools and communities, and the organisations and individuals who fund and support that work.
Yes. Aadyah Wellness Foundation is registered as a Section 8 company under the Companies Act, 2013. Registration details are published on our Governance page.
No. Our wellbeing work is preventive and community-based. We do not provide diagnosis, therapy or emergency care, and we are not a substitute for clinical treatment. For urgent support, Tele-MANAS is available at 14416.
Because a child cannot concentrate their way out of illness, hunger or the fear of needing a toilet that does not exist. Where the basics are missing, addressing them is the education work, not a distraction from it.
Very likely. Write to us at info@aadyah.org with where you are and what you are trying to change, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
Through programme, institutional, long-term or employee-engagement partnerships. See Partner With Us, or write to info@aadyah.org.
Yes. Aadyah holds 80G registration, so contributions from Indian taxpayers are eligible for tax deduction. We issue a receipt for every contribution. Write to us for our account details and we will confirm what your contribution will fund.
We publish audited financials and programme reports, and we report to partners against outcomes agreed before the work begins.
Everyone who works with children is screened, trained and bound by our safeguarding and child protection policy. Nothing a child produces is published without informed consent, and no child is identified by name, school and photograph together.
Yes, if you can commit consistently. See Volunteer & Careers.