ABOUT US
WORLD
Auxilium Sisters in the world (Daughter’s of Mary Help of Christians)11,791
Provinces- 74
Preprovinces- 5
Interprovincial Conferences- 11
Nations- 96
Continents:- 5
Africa, Asia, America, Europe & Oceania
India
Sisters- 1300
Provinces:- 7
Bangalore, Calcutta, Chennai, Mumbai, Trichy, Guwahati & Shilong.
OUR FACULTY
Auxilium Skills Academy
Wadala
Maria Vihar - Nashik
Pushpanjali-Dakor
Auxilium Welfare Centre-Pune
Mazzarello Youth Centre-Uttan
SOARING HIGH: ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENTS
NITIN CHANDRESHWAR PRASAD GUPTA
Nitin Chandrashekar Prasad Gupta's determination to transform his life and uplift his family's circumstances. is truly inspiring. Living in a one-room home with his parents in Kawla Bunder, Raey Road, Nitin's journey, began when he discovered an ITES course through a social worker. Dropping out of college after 11th grade hadn't dimmed his aspirations. Instead, Nitin seized the opportunity, demonstrating unwavering dedication and sincerity throughout the course. The program's mock interviews significantly boosted his confidence, particularly in speaking English. Beyond academics, Nitin explored his passion for singing, showcasing his talent at prominent events. This experience enhanced his self-esteem and fostered connections with others. Upon completing the course, he took up job as a Travel Administrative Assistant at Be Happy Trip, Nitin frequently returns to the training center, sharing his experiences and inspiring current students to take their courses seriously. His remarkable journey embodies a resolute commitment to improving his family's life and building a brighter future.
BILKIS PARWEEN SAFDER
Bilkis's Transformation: From Shyness to Empowerment. Bilki’s, a 23-year-old from Jharkhand, embarked on a life-changing journey when her employer brought her to our centre to learn tailoring. As a full-time maid in Mazgoan, Bilkis's life was marked by hardship and responsibility. Born into a family of eight, Bilkis's father struggles with mental health issues, leaving her brother as the primary breadwinner. Her mother is a homemaker, and one of her sisters is married. Bilki’s, having completed 10th standard, has shouldered the responsibility of supporting her family for the past three years, working as a housemaid in various homes. Initially, Bilki’s was extremely shy and reserved. However, through our tailoring classes, she blossomed into a confident and cheerful individual, eagerly awaiting each session and interacting warmly with everyone. As Bilki’s mastered tailoring skills, she began stitching small items for her employer, utilizing the sewing machine at their home. Now she returns home to establish herself as a seamstress, acquiring a machine and taking on stitching jobs to supplement her family's income. Bilkis's story exemplifies resilience, determination, and the impact of skill-based training on transforming lives.
SANJAY WAHVAL
Sanjay's Journey: From Adversity to Triumph Sanjay, a Mumbai resident from a financially challenged background, exemplifies resilience and determination. Living in a one-room chawl apartment in Mazgaon, Sanjay's family relies on his mother's vegetable vending and sister's income, as his father is not working. Sanjay enrolled in ASA's Graphic Design course, transforming his life. Sanjay's perseverance paid off with an internship .His sincerity impressed the company, leading to permanent employment. Sanjay remains connected with ASA, inspiring current students with his story, demonstrating commitment to giving back.
AASMA SHAIKH
Aasma Shaikh, a determined and resilient individual, has defied the odds despite being 100% blind. Aasma faced significant challenges after losing her father, a taxi driver, six years ago. Her mother's tailoring work became the family's sole source of income.Undeterred, Aasma showcased remarkable ambition, seeking computer education to gain independence. She persistently approached Lalita ma'am, Auxilium's mobilizer, demonstrating unwavering commitment to learning.Although Auxilium couldn't provide specialized training, they played a crucial role in guiding Aasma and her family to appropriate resources. This referral proved pivotal, directing Aasma to a facility offering courses and accommodation for visually challenged individuals.Aasma's enrolment in the computer course has instilled hope in her family. They now envision a future where Aasma secures employment and achieves independence.Auxilium's support not only empowered Aasma but also uplifted her family's spirits, reinforcing the belief that with proper guidance and training, Aasma can overcome challenges and thrive.
Ms. Aisha Jamil Shaikh
Aishma was born in a financially poor background, not having the basic education, lost her father at a very young age and was looking after her siblings at Delhi, got married at a very early age, after marriage She came to Mumbai and fortunately, She came to know about courses being offered at Auxilium then She enrolled in for Beauty and wellness course and upgraded in beautician course, Life skills, English and Digital Literacy and now she have opened my own beauty parlour.
Mrs Arifa Momin
Arifa hail from Satara. She come from a conservative family. She got married at an early age. After marriage She came to Mumbai and found very difficult to adjust and to make ends meets. Soon She got to know about courses being offered at Auxilium Skills Academy. she enrolled in for beauty and wellness, upgraded in Life skills, English and Digital Literacy. Now she is working at Instrument Design & Production Company as a Receptionist.
Prajwal Gowda
Prajwal had lots of dreams to accomplish in life but had finance constrain. He along with my mother would sell tea the whole night and in the morning he would study. He had gone through sleepless nights and managed to passing my SSC. He never used to socialize with others. He was lacking with proper guidance and that is when I came across Auxilium. He opted to learn ITES-BPO in which He learned to operate computers and to communicate in English. Currently he am working. He am very happy to earn and support my family. He want to do well in life and discontinue selling tea and keep my mother happy...
Vairagal Sachin Sopan
he lost his father in the year 2016 due to illness. He come from an economically poor background. It was difficult for him to make ends meet. After completing his HSC, He didn’t know what to do in future. At that moment mobilizers at Auxilium visited his place and informed him about our courses. He had the willingness to learn spoken English and Graphic Designing. At once he enrolled his names at Auxilium. Now he can design a brochure, banner, etc. Currently he is working as a Graphic Designer. He is very satisfied with my job and assures to take care of his mother.
Sonal Sharma
I live with my parents, two brothers and two sisters. My father is a barber, and my mother is a housewife. After completing Grade 12, I intended to study further. However due to my family’s poor financial condition and inability to afford my education I had to discontinue my studies. An opportunity knocked through Auxilium Skills Academy, and I enrol for the ITES-BPO course. Through this course, I learnt Basic computers, the functioning of a BPO, voice modulation and much more. Auxilium Skills Academy also provided additional sessions as part of the course like life skills, Communication skills, workplace readiness, interview skills and more which gave me an all-round development, which build my confidence and developed my personality which equipped me to succeed at Job interviews. I successfully completed the course and is currently employed.
OUR INCEPTION:
Our NGO took birth with an aim to promote advancement of vocational and technical education for the marginalized and school dropout youth, spread in four South and East Indian states. Thereby providing education with subsidized fees, scholarships and assisting financially the under privileged youth.
Mainspring: Why such an initiative?
According to the survey done in 2015, youth illiteracy for India was 25 million with nearly 6.2 percent unemployed. With the right help provided at the right time there is possibility of transition towards positive statistics.
There is a need to empower our underprivileged and vulnerable youth in order to mould a generation of committed citizens. Education is the powerful key to build a better nation with demeanour and contributing succour.
