Asha Foundation For Humanity is a registered charity in Australia that brings hope and inspiration to underserved communities. We build engaging learning environments, sponsor educational programs, and support the health and well-being of children and their caretakers.
With more than a decade of success partnering with NGO’s to design high-impact, sustainable programs, we have a proven track record of converting donations into fast, tangible outcomes. We work directly with community members to identify their specific needs and concerns, and we have the utmost respect for their unique cultures, beliefs and traditions. As a foundation, we are dedicated to giving compassionate support, elevating people’s quality of life in lasting ways, and practicing true human kindness in action.
As a foundation, we are dedicated to giving compassionate support, elevating people’s quality of life in lasting ways, and practicing true human kindness in action.
CREATING BEAUTY AND HOPE
Our precious kids understand their world through art. Moods are elevated. It gives them meaning. Simply appreciating art improves the quality of life and makes us feel good.
Art programs can focus on entire communities faced with poverty. They becomes an advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves - a platform of expression for the voiceless.
All children naturally engage in the process of drawing. Feeling more in control of emotional issues is an important benefit during the process. It helps them work through the challenges of daily living.
Kid’s access their vivid imagination and often want to share the story behind the drawing.
Research indicates during early childhood, kids’ brains are quickly forming neural connectors. When they draw and paint, their senses help “wire” the brain for deep thinking.
Students are likely to pay closer attention for longer periods of time when they have the freedom to choose.
A presidentially appointed Committee on the Arts and Humanities showed results stating that low-income children who were highly involved in the arts performed better, stayed in school longer, and scored higher in math assessments.
Students are also more likely to find stable employment, and perform volunteer work in their communities. The importance of drawing in education cannot be overstated.
Our deep appreciation to the kind supporters of ASHA for helping to provide this beautiful facility and program, the art supplies and most importantly, believing in our students.
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GROWING UP GREEN
“The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just the body, but the soul.” – Alfred Austin
Our popular cooking class at Ban Kung Learning Center is rapidly expanding. Although this region boasts some of the best rice farmers anywhere, there’s still a lot to learn about growing other vegetables.
We located a team here in the village and construction is underway on two large growing areas for the kids.
From the garden to the table - growing, cooking and eating your own food. When finished, we will harvest and utilize the vegetables in our cooking class. It’s been said a garden feeds more than a table, it feeds a soul. These skills are necessary to improve the condition of the people here.
Thank you ASHA!
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THE BELLY RULES THE MIND
Thailand’s north-east region known as Isaan country, is an often overlooked part of the country. There's no coastline, so there are no beaches to draw tourists. Isaan, however, is a multicultural area where Laos, Cambodia and Thailand meet, and has a rich history.
Few people are able to speak English in this agricultural region. The area is quiet with little to do for travellers. It’s laid-back and beautiful with friendly locals.
Due to significant food shortages, according to a recent United Nations report, too many Isaan children suffer from malnutrition. Deficits in needed micronutrients have been linked to reduced linear growth, as well as impaired immune competence, cognition and school performance.
It’s been said laughter is brightest in the place where food tastes good. Ban Kung Learning Center Director Mai Wilachai believes the best way to teach kids about eating right is to teach them how to prepare and share meals together.
Cooking is a valuable life skill that teaches children about nutrition and food safety, as well as building math, science, literacy and fine motor skills.
On behalf of the local villagers, we thank the good folks supporting ASHA for helping us feed 40 to 60 children every weekend at BKLC. They will never forget your kindness.
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