Chase Community Giving
Operation ASHA was also a charter winner in the Fall 2009 Chase Community Giving Program.
Government Award for Exemplary Performance
Government Award for Exemplary Performance
OpASHA won an Award for Exemplary Performance from the Delhi Government in 2008 and the Government of Madhya Pradesh in 2011
Ashoka Changemakers: Patients Choices Empowerment competition
In 2010, for its excellent and effective education of tuberculosis patients, Operation ASHA won the Patients|Choices|Empowerment competition by Amgen Foundation and Ashoka's Changemakers.
Americares Spirit of Humanity Award
Americares India awarded Operation ASHA a Certificate of Merit for excellent social work in Jury’s Choice Category in 2012. AmeriCares India hosted the Second Annual "Spirit of Humanity Award" in April 2011 where Operation ASHA received the Trophy and Certificate…
India Development Marketplace, World Bank
The 2011 India Development Marketplace, which is administered by the World Bank, declared Operation ASHA a winner for its high impact, low cost, innovative tuberculosis treatment program.
United Nations
Operation ASHA was considered one of the most successful examples of “public private partnership” and included in a list of 11 such organizations in a UN Publication released ahead of the Special Session of the UN General Assembly in September…
Alok Agarwal, M.D., Treasurer
Dr. Agarwal has an MD from King Georges Medical College, Lucknow. After that, he worked in UK and Saudi Arabia for many years. Currently he is a senior consultant at Apollo Hospital in New Delhi.
Sandeep Ahuja
Founder & CEO, Operation ASHA As CEO, Sandeep has led the organization since 2006. His sharp business acumen has earned praise and created a cost-effective method of treating tuberculosis. He was member of the Board of the Stop TB Partnership…
Ram Shree, fighting against all odds
On my way to Ram Shree’s house, a 50 year old XDR-TB (extensively drug-resistant TB) patient, I was a bit scared as well because it is a drug-resistant form of tuberculosis, which spreads bacteria very rapidly. So I was told…