A journey spanning over 25 years of compassionate service to senior citizens and underprivileged children across India.
AAP International was founded in 1999, at a time when rapid social and economic change was beginning to reshape family structures and community support systems in India. Recognising the growing isolation of senior citizens and the persistent barriers faced by children from economically weaker sections, the organization was formed with a clear purpose — to stand with those who were being left behind.
What began as a focused effort to support elderly individuals soon expanded into a broader mission that included education assistance, healthcare awareness, and community-based advocacy. Over the years, AAP International has evolved while remaining rooted in its original values of compassion, integrity, and service.
Today, the organization is a recognized voice for social welfare, conducting programs, seminars, and research that contribute to a more informed and caring society.
Key moments that have shaped our organization and deepened our impact.
AAP International founded in New Delhi with a core focus on senior citizen welfare and support.
Began providing scholarships and academic support to children from underprivileged backgrounds.
Introduced health awareness camps and medical aid programs for senior citizens and vulnerable communities.
Conducted national-level seminars on aging and social welfare, contributing to policy dialogue on elder care.
Mobilized support during the pandemic to ensure elderly individuals and vulnerable families received essential aid.
Continuing our mission with renewed commitment, expanded programs, and a growing community of supporters and volunteers.
Numbers that represent lives touched and communities strengthened.
From a single focus to a multi-dimensional approach to social welfare.
Our foundational work — care-based initiatives that address the emotional, social, and health needs of elderly individuals living in isolation or poverty.
Scholarships, academic resources, and mentorship for children and young adults who lack access to quality education due to economic constraints.
Health awareness camps, preventive care outreach, and medical aid programs designed to address the well-being of vulnerable populations.
Seminars, publications, and training programmes on aging, social welfare, disaster preparedness, and human rights in India.