This is what the rotarians from Avyanna wrote after their visit

I honestly do not have enough words to express what we felt today after visiting Aview. We came back feeling deeply moved, humbled, introspective, and profoundly grateful.

What you have created in that remote village, 10 kilometers from Ghatakpukur, is nothing short of extraordinary. To pick up socially abandoned and psychologically challenged women from the streets, to treat them, rehabilitate them, restore their dignity — and then to continue supporting them lifelong with medicines and treatment if their families accept them — this is not just service. This is compassion in its purest, most courageous form.

We were especially touched seeing Draupadi didi working tirelessly with that beautiful smile on her face. The warmth with which everyone welcomed us — Pinky Jaiswal, Pinky Kar, the lady from Nepal, and so many others — was overwhelming. There was such sincerity, such simplicity, such heartfelt warmth — that it moved us beyond words.

The way they offered us vegetables, eggs, offered on tea, dab water was not hospitality, it was right from the core of their heart. In fact, we felt we received far more than we could ever give.

Today truly felt like a blessed day. We learned so much. We returned richer in spirit.

We would consider ourselves extremely fortunate if we are able to associate with Aview in any meaningful way.
As a small beginning, we would like to contribute a very nominal token donation. Since the visit happened suddenly (we had been planning for days and it kept getting postponed, so I finally decided we must go), we were not prepared to carry anything . Also, cash handling becomes complicated in our club.

Request you to kindly share the bank details so that we can transfer the amount.

What you are doing is transformative. You are restoring dignity where the world had withdrawn it. And that is divine work. Rotary Club of Calcutta Avyanna feels even more connected and deeply respectful of the work you are doing. We are grateful.