Residential care at Hassan Academy
A home. Not just a hostel.
For children who need more than a school day — and for those who have nowhere else to call home.
The promise that sets us apart
When parents are gone, we do not send the children away.
This is the question every parent of a child with severe disabilities carries: what happens when I am no longer here? Who will take care of my child when I am gone, or when I am too old?
At most institutions, the answer is difficult. At Hassan Academy, it is simple. Children who have no family to return to — whose parents have passed away or whose elderly parents can no longer care for them — remain here. They are not transitioned out, not referred elsewhere. They stay. This is their home, for as long as they need it.
This commitment costs money and it costs something harder to quantify — consistency of care from people who know each child by name, by habit, by preference. The team at Hassan Academy has made that commitment. It is the most important thing we do.
40
Children in full residential care
3
Lifelong-care residents
Daily life in the hostel
Structured, warm, and theirs.
Three meals a day
All meals are served in the dining hall within the school building. Female mess staff are trained and motivated to serve students with respect and dignity. The menu is nutritious and familiar.
Separate living areas
Boys and girls have separate residential wings within the same building — safe, supervised, and staffed around the clock.
24-hour staff
The hostel is never unattended. Staff are present through the night, ensuring every child is safe, comfortable, and not alone.
Co-curricular activities
Sports, creative activities, outings, and celebrations — hostel life is not just care, it is growing up. Our students have visited Fun City Gigamall, taken part in community events, and celebrated Eid together.
Sponsor a hostel resident — Rs. 35,000 per month.
Full residential care for one child — housing, meals, education, therapy, and medical needs — for one month. This is the most direct way to support the lifelong-care mission.
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