As word of AHI’s services spread, children from across the state sought assistance, leading the organization to continuously expand its reach through fundraising initiatives. Over the years, AHI acquired numerous properties—some through donations, and others via purchases—which have provided sustainable revenue streams to support and grow its welfare efforts. These resources are now used to nurture and educate disadvantaged children and women.

Registered under the Societies Registration Act in 1894, AHI has evolved into a professionally governed institution with 18 functional units, overseen by a dedicated governing body of 48 members, including a President, Honorary Secretary, and Honorary Treasurer. Our policies are transparent and structured, ensuring accountability and effective delivery of services.

Today, AHI stands as a beacon of hope and empowerment, offering a wide range of educational, healthcare, and vocational programs. Our mission is to support children from disadvantaged backgrounds, helping them realize their potential and lead meaningful lives. We invite donors, volunteers, and community partners to join us in creating lasting, positive change.