Did something change for the person?
Not attendance. Not satisfaction. Whether their circumstances, capability or wellbeing actually shifted.
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Where we are today
Aadyah Wellness Foundation was incorporated on 29 July 2026. We are a new organisation, and we would rather say so plainly than imply a history we do not have.
What we can tell you now is how we work, what we are building, and how we intend to be held to account. Our first programme report and our first audited financial statement will be published on this page as they become available, and we will not fill this space with numbers in the meantime.
If you are considering funding or partnering with us, that transparency is the point: you will be able to see exactly what changed, from the first programme onward.

How we think about impact
The non-profit sector has a habit of counting activity and calling it change. Sessions conducted. People reached. Events held.
None of those are outcomes. A workshop that everybody attended and nobody applied has reached a large number of people and changed nothing.
Aadyah measures differently. Before a programme begins, we agree with our partners what change we are aiming for and how we will know whether it occurred. We report against that — including the parts that did not work.
Not attendance. Not satisfaction. Whether their circumstances, capability or wellbeing actually shifted.
Whether the classroom, the household or the community operates differently now than it did before we arrived.
We return. A change that disappears three months after a programme ends was not a change; it was an event.
Our partners are entitled to know both.
Reports and disclosure
We publish our programme reports and audited financial statements. Partners receive detailed reporting on the specific work they fund, on an agreed schedule.
Our first programme report and audited financial statement will be published here. For anything you need before then, write to us at info@aadyah.org.
Stories
We publish accounts of our work only with the informed, written consent of the people involved. We do not use anyone’s difficulty to raise money, and we do not publish identifiable details of children.
From the first programme onward.