The Anjuman Girls Home is a nurturing sanctuary dedicated to empowering orphaned and destitute Muslim girls. With a capacity of 343 residents, the home supports girls from early childhood through higher secondary education, helping them transition into confident young women.
The facility offers safe living spaces with ample natural light and ventilation, along with access to study rooms, libraries, and recreational areas. A centralized kitchen ensures hygienic, balanced meals, while medical care is regularly provided, including vaccinations and specialist referrals. Every girl receives individualized attention through counseling, mentoring, and educational support tailored to their needs.
In addition to academic guidance, life skills training, arts, and moral education are part of the curriculum, ensuring that girls develop both intellect and character.
AHI’s Girls Home fosters resilience, independence, and community belonging, preparing girls for leadership roles while maintaining cultural and spiritual values.
