STORIES OF HUMANITY
Operation Canolly Canal
60 Asterians joined the effort to clean up Canolly Canal.
Proving that no task is impossible, 60 Aster Volunteers worked hard over a period of 10 days, to help clean up the public eyesore and health hazard that Canolly Canal had become. It was no easy task though, removing solid waste including liquor bottles, plastic bottles, footwear, plastic bags and waste from animal slaughter to name just a few of the things that made up the rubbish heap. But when the going gets tough, Asterians get going and by the end of the joint effort, Canolly Canal could breathe easy again and was a sight to behold too.
Hand and Oral Hygiene Sessions for School Kids
Others
Lives Impacted:12778
Drive to educate children about hand and oral hygiene.
So important that we held 61 sessions, led by experienced doctors and nursing educators at schools and other training c
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Drinking Water Distribution and Heat Stress Awareness for the Underprivileged
Others
Lives Impacted:19200
A drive to remind people to cool off and stay hydrated in the heat.
The underprivileged are the first to fall prey to the effects of extreme heat. Which is why we partnered w
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Ayesha Samir Raut
<p>Ayesha has been a part of Aster Volunteer initiatives since 2013. She works in an administerial position as a manager and her involvement with Aster Volunteers helps her deal with stress by giving her a sense of fulfilment.</p>
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