Amcha Ghar came into existence in 1996 as a shelter home for underprivileged, orphan, and semi-orphan girls between the ages of 6–18 years. A home that started with just 4 beneficiaries is now a safe and nurturing space for 30 girls.

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Along with residence, the girls are provided with:

 

• Formal English Medium education

• Medical facilities

• Recreational opportunities

• Self-defense training

• Spiritual guidance

 

 

All in a homely atmosphere until they become independent and capable of joining the mainstream of society.

 

 

Our Impact

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Over the years, nearly 155 beneficiaries have been successfully re-integrated into society. Many have gone on to pursue higher education in fields such as Civil Engineering, MBA, MA, Hotel Management, IATA, Computer Hardware, Fashion Design, Interior Designing, Nursing, D.Ed, and more.

 

Our daughters are today working with international cruise liners (IT & Food & Beverage services), as teachers in government schools, digital executives in corporate travel companies, receptionists in reputed pharmaceutical companies, accountants in automation companies, and more.

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Features of Balgruh:

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• It started at Uttan Village, Bhayander (Mumbai) in the year 1996

• Presently, Trust provides accommodation for 30 girls in Balgruh, between the age group of 6-18 years.

• Need for Food, clothing, education, medical assistance, etc is being met by the organization

• The project provides physical/moral/ psychological support to girls with utmost care and empathy.  

• Qualitative English medium Education of all girls is ensured by the NGO as they go to Amcha Ghar English High School & Junior College itself. Moreover, special coaching in mathematics/ science and languages is provided to beneficiaries by professional teachers.

• Beneficiaries actively participate in in-school competitions, and tournaments, and hone their skills in their respective domain.

• Parents /Relatives meet are organized every month.

• Even after the beneficiaries leave the organization after completion of their term, higher education and vocational skills training are supported by the organization.  

 

Facilities at Balgruh :

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Medical Check-ups:  

The health condition of all inmates is monitored periodically by a Registered Medical Practitioner.  Dental / Eye check-up camps are also conducted. 

Recreation:  

TV set and music system/Alexa has been provided in the common hall for entertainment along with access to the tabloids for their online classes. Birthdays of girls, all festivals, etc are celebrated.  

Therapy and Counseling:  

They are provided counseling through regular counselors appointed to take care of the girls' mental health so that they cope with trauma and mental stresses. 

Ex-curricular activities:  

With the active engagement of Volunteers, the inner talent/potential of the daughters is explored.   A special impetus is given to promote this innate potential. Yoga and evening prayers are regularly organized.

Future Expansion Plan:  

At Amcha Ghar, we dream of creating a “White Palace” for our daughters – a safe, spacious, and nurturing home where they can grow, learn, and dream freely.

Our vision is to expand the present capacity from 30 to 50 girls and build a dedicated residential facility with modern amenities, open spaces, and a warm environment that every child can proudly call home.

This “White Palace” will not just be a shelter, but a place of hope, love, and opportunity – preparing our daughters to step into society with confidence and independence.

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Support Schemes :

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Donation in kind- Meals:

Any donor can pay Rs.5000/- in memory of some of their family members or for a birthday on a particular day towards Lunch / Dinner of the inmates.  

Milk Scheme:

Donors can pay Rs. 250/- per day or Rs. 7500 per month so that the milk can be served to the children in the orphanage.
 
Educational Adoption :
Donors can pay Rs. 15,000/- per year, or in installments, with a view to bear the educational expenditure of one girl student 
 
Financial Adoption:

On payment of Rs. 50,000/- per year one can bear the expenditure of food/ clothing/ Medical assistance one beneficiary 

Balika Dattak Yojana:

An amount of Rs. 3,000/- (Monthly) can be paid by the donor and an investment earmarked for one beneficiary until the child completes her tenure with the organization. This amount is made available to her, when she completes her studies, and starts some service or in case she desires, the amount can be utilized for her higher studies, and if this is also not possible, the said amount may be used for her marriage. 

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