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Angels Of Pune: How Ashraya Initiative For Children Is Helping Break Intergenerational Poverty And Build Better Futures
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· October 5, 2026
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Key points The Ashraya Initiative is led by Tarun Joshi, who transitioned from the IT sector to social development and now serves as the organisation's CEO. A question about the circumstances of a child's birth led to the creation of the Ashraya Initiative for Children.
A question about the circumstances of a child's birth led to the creation of the Ashraya Initiative for Children. This initiative has grown into over a decade of work with marginalised communities, covering areas such as education, health, and women's empowerment. The organisation's efforts have evolved to include mental health, skills, and access to government schemes.
The Ashraya Initiative is led by Tarun Joshi, who transitioned from the IT sector to social development and now serves as the organisation's CEO. His goal is to create opportunities for vulnerable communities, including children and women.
Further details about the Ashraya Initiative and its work are available, providing insight into the organisation's mission and impact.
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Published: October 5, 2026 ·
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