Rescues & Reunions
Glimpses of rescue, healing and meaningful reconnections guided by compassion, reflecting journeys where safety, patience and support help restore dignity and belonging.
Rescue Stories
When someone has nowhere to go, safety becomes the first step. Rescue is often the beginning of stability for individuals found homeless, abandoned or vulnerable. Working closely with police, hospitals, social workers and concerned citizens, Apna Ghar Ashram responds when immediate protection is required. These stories are quiet reflections of responsibility and compassion - moments where presence, structure and consistent care create a foundation of dignity and security.
Prabhuji Munni
Kannamwar Nagar, Vikhroli East
July 2025
After being found disoriented and paralysed in Vikhroli East, Munni was brought to Apna Ghar for care. Today, she lives in safety, supported by routine, compassion and a community that treats her with dignity.
Prabhuji Sharvari Acharya
Vile Parle West
July 2025
Rescued from prolonged isolation in her Vile Parle home, Sharvari found safety at Apna Ghar after timely intervention. Today, she lives with dignity, comfort and companionship, reconnecting with stories, prayer and a sense of belonging.
Prabhuji Maya
Khandak Road, Bhiwandi
June 2025
Found injured and alone on a roadside in Bhiwandi, Maya was brought to Apna Ghar after timely intervention. Today, she lives in safety, comfort and care, slowly rediscovering calm through routine and companionship.
Prabhuji Seema Yadav
Bhayandar Public Bridge
June 2025
Once a domestic worker, Seema Yadav lost her eyesight after an accident and was left alone on a public bridge. Timely intervention brought her to Apna Ghar, where she now lives in safety and care.
Reunion Stories
Sometimes, care opens the path back home. Reunion is a gradual process that begins with safety and healing, allowing memories, identity and connection to slowly return. Where appropriate, Apna Ghar Ashram works with families, authorities and local communities to trace loved ones and facilitate reconnection. These stories reflect meaningful moments of belonging restored - built not on certainty, but on patience, trust and dignity.
Prabhuji Nitu Nema (Buki)
Jabalpur
January 2026
Referred by the police and unable to recall her past, Nitu Nema found stability at Apna Ghar through care and routine. With patience and support, her family was traced - leading to a heartfelt reunion in her hometown.
Prabhuji Barnali Pradhan
Murshidabad
August 2025
After months of care and trust-building at Apna Ghar, Barnali Pradhan slowly recalled memories of home. With patient family tracing, she was reunited with her husband and son - marking a joyful return to belonging and dignity.
Prabhuji Savitri Devi
Jharkhand
August 2025
After months of silence and care at Apna Ghar, Savitri Devi gradually found her voice and memories. Through patience and rehabilitation, her family was traced, leading to an emotional reunion with her husband and daughters after a year apart.
Prabhuji Sharda Kanvar
Chhattisgarh
August 2025
Rescued in a withdrawn state, Sharda slowly found her voice at Apna Ghar through care and counselling. As memories returned, her family was traced - leading to a joyful reunion with her mother and brother after a long separation.