AIM ASIA is a registered charitable Trust dedicated

to offering hope and help to a world in need since 1997. 

History at a Glance!

1982-1986: Preparatory years

1986-1996: All our humanitarian services were offered with specific project names until it was organized and brought under one banner.

1997-2000: AIM ASIA was launched in 1997 and was officially registered as a Charitable Trust with the Government of Andhra Pradesh in the year 2000. It launched many service projects such as orphanages, Day Care Centers, leprosy care project, vocational training center, etc. This included a Girls' Home in Hyderabad with 60 destitute children. Many Widows Support Centers were opened.  A new orphanage for boys was started at Dandeli.

2001: Nation-wide Literacy Program was activated. Computer Academy in Hyderabad was affiliated to a reputed educational network known as National Computer Education Society.

2002: AIM ASIA became an associate member of Andhra Pradesh Sickle Cell and Thalassemia Society to serve children with genetic disorder. 

2003: Literacy work was launched in Punjab.  A computer academy was set up to train unemployed youth in the slums of Hyderabad. 

2004: Day Care Centers served mid-day meals to street children. An orphanage for boys was started in Chennapatna.

2005: AIM ASIA went to Andaman Islands to serve Tsunami victims. Center for Cultural Studies and Research was established. 

2006:  20th Anniversary celebration was held in Cuttack. 

2007: Immanuel Boys’ Home building was inaugurated in Hyderabad on 14 November. Eighty destitute boys were taken in to occupy this beautiful two-storey facility. Anniversary celebration was held in the new Immanuel campus. 

2008: Two Children's Homes were initiated in Rayagada and Daringbadi. A Conference center was built in Immanuel Campus, Hyderabad.

2009: Two new orphanages were initiated in Orissa and one in Chhatisgarh. Dicku led the Wellspring team to Jagadalpur for the inauguration of a Boys’ Home on November 22. One of our orphanage girls, M. Balamani, joined engineering. 

2010: An orphanage was launched in Jaigaon, West Bengal. A sewing center started functioning in Bhubaneswar. 

2011: Foundation stone for Dicku Memorial Medical Clinic was laid at Madhapur to mark the Silver Jubilee year. Foundation for a Technical School was laid at Gowliguddem. A clinic for leprosy patients got underway in a leprosy colony in Hyderabad. A Girls’ Orphanage was inaugurated in Jagadalpur. Friends of Immanuel Academy of Higher Education and India Board were formed to oversee Immanuel Academy in Hyderabad. 

 2012: Immanuel Academy was launched with an MBA College. Vocational Training Institute, Medical Clinic and Craft School for the family members of leprosy patients were started. 

2013: In October, an orphanage building was dedicated in Jagadalpur. Foster Homes initiated in Andhra Pradesh. Sixty new orphan children found a home. Center for Cultural Studies and Research became a member of ATA. Foundation for McKenna College of Education was laid in the Immanuel Academy campus.  The Founder President announced 2014 as the Year of Youth Empowerment.

2014: Collision Youth event was organized in Hyderabad: 3-6 May. Men's hostel was dedicated in November at the Academy campus. Jehovah Rohi Children Home was started in Amritsar with 30 children.

2015: Commencement Ceremony for the first cohort of MBA students on January 29. McKenna College of Education and Auditorium were dedicated. Foundation for Women's Dorm was laid in April. A Hostel Buidling for 80 destitute boys was dedicated at Ranipenta on August 27. 

2016: Women's Residence Hall in Solipet was dedicated on January 26 to provide safe residential education to female students. Second graduation ceremony for MBA students on January 29. Construction for Jehovah Shalom Boys' Home, Jehovah Nissi Community Center and Jehovah Jireh Boys' Home was initiated. 

2017: Second floor of Peace Guest House  was built at the Academy campus.  Adult Literacy Abhiyan was launched to teach literacy to 100,000 people. Foundation was laid for Center for Cultural Studies and Leadership.  A pond was dug in Solipet campus. Dicku Enclave was built at Nagaram to expand the national office. Hostel buildings initiated at Rasika Rajpur and Bagidora. MA (leadership) program was launched. Distance Education program with BA, and BCom was initiated at Immanuel Academy under the Kakatiya University.

2018: Jehovah Jireh Boy's Hostel building was dedicated at Katriya and Jehovah Shalom Home at Rasika Rajpur. Collision Youth event was held in IBS campus in May. Jehovah hostel began in West Bengal. 

2019: The year began with an incredible Self-help program. 100 families benefited immediately in the first half. Rehab for Titli victims continues. Construction of Center for Cultural Studies began at the Academy  campus. Fani Cyclone victims were given emergency relief in Khurda district. National staff conference was held in Hyderabad. India Center for Cultural Studies building was dedicated. Jehovah Rohi Hostel was launched at Sarenga.

2020: Third International Management Conference was held in January for management scholars and students at the Academy campus. Life Skill  training was added to India Center ofr Cultural Studies. Project office was inaugurated in Bhubaneswar.  AIM ASIA partnered with Telangana State Minority Commission to assist thousands of those impacted by COVID-19  pandemic. A massive relief work was undertaken in Telangana, Odisha,  West Bengal.

2021: Summit Global School was launched at Keesara, Rangareddy district to provide high quality education to the underprivileged children.   A Life Skill training center was inagurated near the Bank Colony in Kesura with a facility to train in sewing, embroidery, computer application, paper plate making, etc. A reading room was also added to this center. 

The orphanages run by AIM ASIA have been shaping the future of thousands of destitute children. Sabir, Sunil, Balamani, Pramila and hoards of other children are university graduates today because of these orphanages: Sabir is a finance analyst after his MBA, Sunil is a multimedia professional, Balamani is an engineer and Pramila is a staff nurse after her Bachelor of Nursing. Many of our children have made a space for themselves in government and corporate offices.

 To know how you may help, please contact:

 aimasia1986@gmail.com