Our aim is also to empower every individual under our roof through quality education and skilling.

At Ghar, we aspire to create fulfilled lives for those in need through everything we do. Our work is centred in our seven-storeyed home, where our main facilities include childcare and an orphanage home for marginalised young girls, a paralysed women’s home, and a senior living space for the elderly. While fostering a sense of family through this richly diverse community, the aim is also to empower every individual under our roof through quality education and skilling, as well as the opportunity to become productive and employed members of society. 

We ensure that every member of Ghar is further taken care of by providing them with nutritional meals, medical help, recreational activities, and self-development workshops! With sufficient infrastructure and our team of trained staff and volunteers, we are able to make Ghar a safe and uplifting place for the vulnerable.

Our Journey

How It All Began…

Colonel Mickie Uberoi (Retd), the Founder Trustee, had dreamt of starting an orphanage at a very young age when he was still a cadet in the National Defence Academy, Khadakwasla. In 2007, he took premature retirement from the Army to give wings to his urge to help the underprivileged and to serve humanity. Over the years, he has educated children from poor families, has treated and rehabilitated a paralysed person, and has helped to uplift the poor in various ways. 

As the calling within him to give wings to his dream grew over the years, so also the conflict brewing within intensified. Where was the money for creating the infrastructure and the operational expenditure going to come from? After all, he was just a pensioner with only a modest source of income. The urge, however, prevailed, and he finally set forth to construct a seven-storey building with his life’s savings and borrowed funds to create Ghar.

An encounter with young paralysed women in a rehabilitation centre for paraplegics and getting to hear their stories germinated the idea of a home for paraplegics wherein paralysed women from the underprivileged sections of society would lead a life of dignity and get mainstreamed in society. The home for the elderly was conceptualised for both the elderly residents and the children to partake in each other’s company and the natural bonding and affection that would come about among them. Thus was born Ghar - an abode for orphan/marginalised girls, women with locomotive disabilities, and the elderly.

Awards

Recognitions for Our Dedicated Services

Highlights of the recognitions and appreciations received by GHAR for our services towards the elderly and orphaned children. These awards are a testimony to the organisation's dedication towards providing a nurturing and safe environment for its residents.

We are proud to announce that GHAR has been awarded "The Best NGO in Disabled & Elderly Support" at the GNE Awards 2021. This award is a testament to our commitment towards providing quality care and support to the elderly and individuals with disabilities. We thank the organisers and the jury for recognising our efforts and will continue to strive towards creating a better future for our residents.

Financials

Financial Transparency and Accountability

GHAR is committed to transparency and accountability. Our financials are audited every year, and we are proud to share our Audit Reports with our supporters and donors. These reports provide a detailed overview of our income, expenses, and activities, and demonstrate our responsible stewardship of the funds entrusted to us.