Visit of S Shamsher Singh ji in USA from 27th Oct. 2024 to 9th Dec. 2024
Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh!
S. Shamsher Singh, Mukh Sewadar of Society, Prabh Aasra, will be visiting the USA as per the following tour program. Our revered donors in the USA are heartily connected with our mission. We welcome all generous individuals to contact us for the better rehabilitation of the inhabitants of the Society.

New Elderly Members in Shelter home
New elderly members were welcomed and embraced in Prabh Aasra For Care ,Treatment and rehabilitation.

Jagga Singh, (60-year-old) widower from Hathur village in Ludhiana, was recently admitted to Prabh Aasra through the collective efforts of the village head, members of the Youth Welfare Club, and the Hathur Police Station. Jagga, who suffers from a mental illness, had been enduring significant challenges. With no family members able to care for him and no means of earning a living, he was reliant on the temporary kindness of a neighbor who provided him with a room as a short-term solution.
His life has been marked by tragedy. Having lost his wife, Jagga also endured the heartbreak of losing his only son to illness, leaving him without a primary caregiver. His only surviving child, a daughter, is married into an impoverished family and struggles to make ends meet, making it impossible for her to support him due to her own financial hardships.
Seeing Jagga's vulnerability, local authorities and community members recognized his need for a stable environment and reached out to Prabh Aasra. The organization's team promptly arranged for his transfer to their main facility, where he received a thorough medical check-up, and his treatment and rehabilitation began. Now, surrounded by a dedicated support system, Jagga has a safe place to call home, where his ongoing care needs are being met with compassion and stability.
Another Person, Mamina (ID No.: 2170), a 55-year-old woman, was found in a vulnerable and disoriented state, wandering the streets of JTPL Society, Sector 115, with no knowledge of her identity or surroundings. Concerned citizens who observed her distress contacted the police control room (112), prompting a swift response from the Sadar Police Station, Kharar.

Upon reaching the scene, the police gently guided Mamina to safety. Recognizing the urgency of her situation, they arranged a medical examination for her at the Civil Hospital to ensure her well-being. Following this assessment, Mamina was presented before the SDM of Kharar, who, after careful consideration, determined that she would benefit from the specialized care offered at Prabh Aasra.
Mamina was admitted to Prabh Aasra, where she now receives the essential support and care she needs. Here, in a safe and compassionate environment, she has a chance to regain stability, and Prabh Aasra dedicated staff will support her in her journey towards recovery and well-being.