Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission
Description
The Jhansi Foundation is dedicated to empowering women and improving community health in Eluru and Andhra Pradesh through targeted programs focused on nutrition, skill development, and education. We commit to providing free healthcare awareness, essential nutritional support to mothers and children, and vocational training to foster economic independence for women and widows.
Achieving Women Empowerment
The Jhansi Foundation is transforming lives in Andhra Pradesh by focusing on Health and Empowerment.
We provide essential nutritional aid and health education to pregnant women, new mothers, and infants. Simultaneously, we offer free vocational training in hand skills to women and widows, building paths to financial independence.
Nourishing the next generation and empowering women today for a self-reliant tomorrow.
Gentle Support After Childbirth
Motherhood does not always feel joyful—and that truth deserves to be heard without judgment. Many women experience emotional overwhelm, loneliness, anxiety, and sadness after childbirth, often intensified by fear-based narratives, lack of clear guidance, and the pressure to “be strong.” At Jhansi Women Care, we recognize how isolating this phase can feel, even when loved ones are around.
This free postpartum depression support group was created to offer a safe, compassionate space where mothers can share, listen, and heal together. Guided with empathy and understanding, the group focuses on emotional reassurance, honest conversations, and gentle support—reminding every mother that she is not alone, broken, or failing.
Our aim is simple: to replace silence with support, fear with understanding, and loneliness with connection—so every mother feels seen, heard, and supported as she navigates her postpartum journey.
Free postpartum Support Group
Here, you will find:
- Emotional Support: A safe place to express feelings of anxiety, sadness, and overwhelm, transforming isolation into sisterhood.
- Connection: Real-time bonding with other mothers who truly understand.
- Hope: Practical coping strategies and resources to help you move toward recovery and healing.
🫂 Free Postpartum Depression Support Group: A Safe Haven
You are not alone. Postpartum depression (PPD) can feel isolating, but help is here.
Our Free Postpartum Depression Support Group is more than just a meeting; it’s a circle of warmth and understanding for mothers navigating the challenges of PPD and maternal mental health. We offer a confidential sanctuary where every tear is validated and every fragile step toward healing is celebrated. Led by compassionate facilitators, you will find a loving community of mothers who truly understand the silent struggles you face and can find strength without judgment.
This gift of support group is free, accessible, and dedicated to supporting your journey back to yourself.
Our 3 Core Pillars
Mother & Child Health and Nutrition
Maternal Health & Nutrition Awareness
Free health, diet, and nursing awareness sessions for pregnant and postnatal mothers, conducting in partnership with primary healthcare centers, government hospitals, and Anganwadis.
Infant Nutritional Support
Providing free, home-made, nutritious baby food to infants aged 6 months to 1 year whose poor mothers cannot afford store-bought alternatives.
Adolescent Girls Program
Offering snacks and conducting awareness programs focusing on healthy eating, proper growth, and general health for adolescent girls in schools and colleges.
Breast Milk Donation Drives
Organizing camps and programs to encourage breastfeeding mothers with surplus milk to donate. As breast milk is "liquid gold," these donations support vulnerable infants in need.
The global need for human milk: The WHO/UNICEF recommends exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) for 6 months and continuing until age two or beyond. The goal is a 60% EBF rate by 2030; the current global rate is 48%.
My Breast Milk Donation
Contact us for your breast milk donation in and around ELURU. Call:- 9390555764
Women’s Economic Empowerment
Women’s Economic Empowerment
Offering free, hands-on job-oriented courses for women and widows who wish to be self-employed but cannot afford to pay for training. Examples: Operating sewing machines, cloth painting, and bag making and other vocational education.
Livelihood Support
Providing guidance and resources to help trained women utilize their skills to earn a stable income and achieve economic independence.
Women’s Economic Empowerment
Elderly & Widow Care
Providing basic necessities such as quality clothing, food, and shelter/accommodation assistance for the elderly and widows in need.
Child Education & Necessities
Looking after the fundamental needs of poor and orphaned children by providing access to good education, along with essential supplies like clothing, food, and medicine.