The Delhi government has provided financial assistance of ₹1 crore to the ‘Apna Ghar Ashram’ situated in Budhpur. This move was announced by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on April 1, 2026. The aid is meant to help the destitute and disabled people living in the facility by providing them with better care and medical support.
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Major improvements for residents
The financial support will go directly into upgrading the essential services at the ashram. This includes providing better healthcare facilities and ensuring that the residents receive daily care with respect and affection. The government aims to make the ashram a more stable environment for those who have no other support system.
- Better health services for the destitute residents
- Improved daily care and basic facilities
- Focus on providing support with dignity and affection
- Strengthening of existing infrastructure
Official visit and future support
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was joined by her cabinet colleague Manjinder Singh Sirsa during this visit. This financial boost follows earlier commitments to support the organization’s selfless service. In previous discussions, the government had also planned to build a paved road to the ashram and ensure the availability of medical doctors to assist the residents.
