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Hope Ek ASHA A Voluntary Organisation Dedicated to the Care of Persons with Dementia & their Caregivers. Hope Ek A.S.H.A. B4/51 Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi - 110029

is a Voluntary Organisation Dedicated to the Care of Persons with Dementia and their Caregivers. Granted Special Consultative Status by United Nations ECOSOC

21 Years of Consistent Compassionate Care to Persons with Dementia. A.S.H.A. - Affectionate Secured Home for Alzheimer's, a Project of Hope Ek A.S.H.A. is a Daycare and Residential Care Facility for Persons with Dementia. A.S.H.A is a comfortable, compassionate home for Persons with Dementia, where they are kept under the supervision of dedicated trained caregivers, coordinators and medical professionals, striving to provide a life of dignity.

14/10/2026

Care is at the heart of the home, the family, society and the economy.

At the Hope for Dementia Conclave 2026, Prof. Mona Gupta, CEO of the Home Management and Care Givers Sector Skill Council (HMCG SSC) and Joint Apprenticeship Advisor, highlighted the Government’s focus on building a standardised, multi-skilled caregiving workforce equipped to address diverse care needs. She also emphasised the importance of extending dementia awareness to rural India through self-help groups and strengthening community-based care. Preparing India for the dementia challenge begins with skilled caregivers, informed communities and quality care that reaches every home.


12/10/2026

From Awareness to Action:

At the Hope for Dementia Conclave 2026, leading voices from healthcare, mental health, geriatrics and dementia care came together to address a challenge that demands collective action.

Preparing India for the dementia challenge calls for collective action—through greater awareness, early identification, stronger caregiver support and accessible, compassionate care—to build a dementia-ready nation.


10/10/2026

This World Mental Health Day, let’s challenge stigma, encourage early identification and help-seeking.

At the Hope for Dementia Conclave 2026, Dr. Samir Parikh, Chairperson, Mental Health Program, Fortis Healthcare and Adayu Mindfulness, highlighted how stigma continues to delay help-seeking, leaving people living with mental health challenges and caregivers struggling in silence.

It’s time to break the silence and prioritise mental well-being.


07/10/2026

Change the way you think

At Hope for Dementia Conclave 2026, Sister Shivani reminds us that criticism, resentment and negative thoughts create an inner discomfort that we end up carrying within ourselves. Changing our thoughts is not a favour to others—it is an act of kindness towards ourselves.

Sometimes, the biggest change begins within.


05/10/2026

Our thoughts hold the power to shape our energy, our emotions and even the way our body responds.

At the Hope for Dementia Conclave 2026, Sister Shivani shared a powerful perspective on positive thoughts, vibrations and the mind-body connection — reminding us that what we nurture within can influence the way we experience life.

A gentle reminder to choose positivity. Choose hope. Choose well-being.


04/10/2026

“If I get dementia, remember—I am still the person you know and love."

In this heartfelt reading, Dr. Atul Prasad, Chairman and Head of Neurology, BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital brings to life a powerful reminder that behind every fading memory is a person who still feels, loves, remembers in their own way, and longs to belong.

His words remind us to meet people living with dementia with patience, not arguments; with dignity, not judgement; and with love, not distance. To embrace their reality, include them in life’s moments, and remember that even when memories change, the need for connection never does.

And to every caregiver: you do not have to do it all, every moment. Your love matters, and asking for support is not a failure.

Let us remember the person, not just the dementia.


03/10/2026

Some memories may fade. Some stories may remain untold. But no one should ever feel forgotten.

For 25 years, Hope Ek A.S.H.A. has held the hands that needed support, stood beside families through their hardest days, and kept hope alive when the journey felt uncertain.

25 years of compassion. 25 years of togetherness. 25 years of hope.

Because with every fading memory, there can still be a new story of hope.


03/10/2026

Dementia is not just a medical condition; it is a societal challenge.

At the Hope for Dementia Conclave 2026, Dr Atul Prasad, Chairman and Head of Neurology, BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital, highlighted the need to focus on healthy ageing and dementia risk reduction. Addressing factors such as hearing loss and social isolation can play an important role in protecting brain health.

The time to act is before dementia develops.


02/10/2026

A Landmark Moment: The Launch of the 25th Anniversary Souvenir

The 25th Anniversary Souvenir of Hope Ek A.S.H.A. was unveiled by Sister Shivani and other eminent personalities at the Hope for Dementia Conclave 2026—celebrating 25 years of compassionate care, advocacy and unwavering dedication to persons living with dementia and their caregivers.


At Hope Ek A.S.H.A., we believe that caring for others is an expression of compassion, dignity and humanity.On Gandhi Ja...
02/10/2026

At Hope Ek A.S.H.A., we believe that caring for others is an expression of compassion, dignity and humanity.

On Gandhi Jayanti, we reaffirm our commitment to caring for persons living with dementia and supporting their families with empathy and respect.

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B-534, B Block , New Friends Colony New Delhi/
New Delhi
110025

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