ADDRESS Bharatpur-321001 (Rajasthan)
24 years of service recognized by government bodies, civil society, and thousands of lives transformed across India and Nepal.
Formally registered under the Societies Registration Act on June 29, 2000 — the founding date of Apna Ghar Ashram.
Permanent Account Number issued for the organization, enabling tax-compliant financial operations.
Foreign Contribution Regulation Act registration enabling receipt of international donations. Compliant with Ministry of Home Affairs.
Section 80G certification providing 50% income tax exemption to all Indian donors. Renewed annually with CA-certified accounts.
Formal partnerships with government hospitals and medical colleges across Rajasthan, UP, Delhi, and other states for critical care referrals.
Joint collaboration with Rajasthan Department of Social Justice — 1,112 persons rescued in 2024 alone across two phases.
Computer training centre at Bharatpur recognized by the government. Students receive government-certified completion certificates.
Apna Ghar Upper Primary School formally recognized by the Government of Rajasthan, running up to 8th standard.
Apna Ghar Ashram established by Dr. B.M. Bhardwaj and Dr. Madhuri Bhardwaj on June 29, 2000 in village Bajhera, Bharatpur.
Expansion to 10 residential ashrams across Rajasthan within 5 years of founding.
First major disaster relief deployment. Provided food, shelter, and medical care to flood victims in Bihar.
Emergency relief during the Kedarnath tragedy in Uttarakhand.
International relief operations following the devastating 2015 Nepal earthquake.
Deployed teams for flood relief in Kerala — one of India's worst natural disasters.
Network expanded to over 50 ashrams across India and Nepal, serving 10,000+ residents.
71 ashrams operational across 12 Indian states plus Nepal. 16,277 residents in daily care. 70,000+ total rescues since 2000.
