Where We Work
SEAL Ashram is a shelter home for the most vulnerable and dis-advantaged children and adults in Mumbai, India.
We believe in giving everyone access to a stable and
safe environment in which they can grow and thrive.
In the month of August 2020, the Singal Foundation committed to caring for the children at the SEAL Ashram shelter home in Mumbai, India for a period of one year. The total grant amount committed was $24,000 to be paid in 12 equal monthly installments. The funds would go towards the children’s education, food, clothing and medical expenses.
In the month of August 2020, the Singal Foundation committed to caring for the children at the SEAL Ashram shelter home in Mumbai, India for a period of one year. The total grant amount committed was $24,000 to be paid in 12 equal monthly installments. The funds would go towards the children’s education, food, clothing and medical expenses.
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SEAL Ashram is a shelter home for the most vulnerable and dis-advantaged children and adults in Mumbai, India.
Basic Necessities:
SEAL Ashram cares for 36 children and teens in the age group of 2 months to 19 years of age. Most of the children who live at the shelter are orphaned. Some children suffer from physical illnesses like HIV/ AIDS, visual impairment, cerebral palsy and other disabilities while others suffer from mental illnesses. There are others who were born to single mothers who abandoned them after giving birth.
SEAL Ashram is determined to do their part and help as many children as they can by providing them with a safe home and meeting all their other needs including education, food, clothing and medical treatment. With a monthly grant of $2000 from the Singal Foundation, the Ashram is able to cover all the expenses needed to care for the children.
Pastor Philip, Founder of SEAL Ashram with residents of the shelter
Children at the SEAL Ashram Shelter Home
Education:
SEAL Ashram is empowering these vulnerable and underprivileged children to become confident and contributing members of society through education.
The children go to the Sharon English School in Nere, New Panvel. Their school fees and uniforms are paid for by the non-profit . The Ashram also provides the children with additional tutoring classes as needed. They offer opportunities for an all-round growth through cultural activities that aim at developing their talent and potential.
SEAL Ashram said that if it wasn’t for the support of the Singal Foundation in 2020, they wouldn’t have had the funds to send their children to school.
Basic Necessities:
Pastor Philip, Founder of SEAL Ashram with residents of the shelter
SEAL Ashram cares for 36 children and teens in the age group of 2 months to 19 years of age. Most of the children who live at the shelter are orphaned. Some children suffer from physical illnesses like HIV/ AIDS, visual impairment, cerebral palsy and other disabilities while others suffer from mental illnesses. There are others who were born to single mothers who abandoned them after giving birth.
SEAL Ashram is determined to do their part and help as many children as they can by providing them with a safe home and meeting all their other needs including education, food, clothing and medical treatment. With a monthly grant of $2000 from the Singal Foundation, the Ashram is able to cover all the expenses needed to care for the children.
Education:
Children at the SEAL Ashram Shelter Home
SEAL Ashram is empowering these vulnerable and underprivileged children to become confident and contributing members of society through education.
The children go to the Sharon English School in Nere, New Panvel. Their school fees and uniforms are paid for by the non-profit . The Ashram also provides the children with additional tutoring classes as needed. They offer opportunities for an all-round growth through cultural activities that aim at developing their talent and potential.
SEAL Ashram said that if it wasn’t for the support of the Singal Foundation in 2020, they wouldn’t have had the funds to send their children to school.
A grant of $24,000 from the Singal Foundation is providing 36 vulnerable children with food, clothing, shelter, education and medical expenses for a period of one year.
Together, let’s create a future where everyone has a chance to succeed.