About Us
making a difference
Through shelter homes, educational initiatives, and community support.
Reaching the Unreached
AWARE gives disadvantaged and vulnerable children in India the right to an education. We reach out to children in deprived communities throughout India by using education as a way of transforming their lives for the better. It also provides street/runaway children and orphans with a protected childhood so that they can go on to make well-informed decisions in life.
In the last year, AWARE has directly supported 1,249 children and reached out to a further 13,462 children and 1,364 adults. In total, we have reached out to over 16,000 people.
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People Outreached
Our support has helped to change the lives of thousands of people.
Who Do We help
AWARE is dedicated to transforming lives, and we are proud to support individuals from all walks of life who are in need of our care.
- Orphans
- Street children
- HIV affected and infected children
- Children of sex workers
- Disaster victims
- COVID affected children and families
- Children from deprived areas
- Children of seasonally migrating families
“…ask them about their lives, they chat and talk about how they want to be scientists or teachers, or go to university – AWARE can help make those dreams come true.”
– Paul Kenyon, AWARE Patron & BAFTA winning journalist
Building Stronger Communities with Our Partners
We can’t do our vital work alone. Huge thanks to our trusted partners who make our projects possible.
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Alliance Healthcare
For their ongoing sponsorship.
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Day Lewis Pharmacy
For their ongoing support and partnership.
03
Meesha Group
For sponsoring and supplying all printing.
Thank You.
Stronger Together
Delivering education, care, and opportunities to vulnerable children in India.
In the last year AWARE has supported
- CARDTS in Karnataka: 71 Children in 2 Shelter homes
- Shaishav in Dediyapada: 1259 children through 14 Ashram Shlas, 3 Van Shlas in 14 villages
- Swapath Trust: total of 965 children through projects and networking activities (600 COVID children) & 630 patients during the second wave of the pandemic
- Vishwagram: 16 children at the Karunagram shelter home
- CRCG: does not work directly with children but had catered to 41 children in the workshop
Meet the AWARE Foundation Team
Hover over the boxes below to learn more about each of our team members:
Click the boxes below to learn more about each of our team members:
Jayesh Patel
Chairman
Amit Patel
Trustee
Prashant Patel
Trustee
Rakesh Patel
Trustee
Katie Jarret
Events Coordinator
Sunny
Voluntary Supporter
Manju
Voluntary Supporter
Ram
Voluntary Supporter
Saagar
Voluntary Supporter