Parth Aadhya Foundation

We work out of the ground floor at Jeetendra Prajapati’s place in Mahoba, specifically in the Sri Bairay Prasad area. It’s a simple space, nothing fancy at all. We don’t have big desks or a receptionist. Most of the time, we’re just sitting around on whatever chairs are available, trying to figure out the best way to handle the day’s tasks. We aren’t a big organization with a lot of funding. We’re just a small group of people from Mahoba who wanted to do something useful. People in the neighborhood know where we are, so they often just walk in when they need help with something. We don’t have formal hours or anything like that. If the lights are on, someone is usually there to talk. It’s not always the most organized place in the world. We have stacks of papers and boxes of supplies tucked into corners. We don’t really mind the clutter as long as we can find what we need. We don't use big words to describe what we do. It’s just plain, everyday help for the people around us. Sometimes we’re helping with local events, other times it’s just giving advice on small matters. We’ve lived here for a long time, and we just want to see our community doing okay. We don’t need anything more than a simple room and some honest effort to make that happen.