Recreation: Group activities offer a space for games, arts, and crafts, helping girls express themselves freely. Activities include memory games, making greeting cards, and more.

Hobby Classes: Held during summer vacations, these classes teach creative skills like marble painting, Mehndi, crochet, mask making, Warli painting, and more. Competitions in cooking, drawing, and other activities are also conducted.

Study Classes: Morning study sessions at Anandmath help girls with homework and studies. Social workers regularly visit schools and tuition classes to monitor progress and share updates with parents through meetings and home visits.

English Classes: Volunteers teach grammar and spoken English through games and activities. Post-pandemic, classes continues online.

Psychological Assessment: Girls identified with emotional or psychological disturbances receive assessments and support from ASHA’s psychiatrist. Special tests like IQ and aptitude testing are conducted, and grief work sessions help girls cope with emotional challenges.

Field Visits: Girls visit exhibitions on garbage management, disease awareness, and historical sites, as well as old age homes, to broaden their exposure.

Picnics & Educational Field Trips: Annual trips to educational and recreational destinations such as science centers, planetariums, historical forts, and resorts. Past trips include Lonavala, Mumbai, Mahabaleshwar, Panchgani, and various exhibitions.

Library Set up : ASHA tried to develop an interest in reading among the girls. In August 2015, ASHA began a mobile Library in Janata Vasahat. The librarians came once a month and gave two books to each girl. On an average, eighty girls availed of this facility and issued books for reading. In 2018, ASHA’s own library setup was planned and preparations kicked off. In 2019, ASHA started its own library in Janata Vasahat for the girls. On an average, sixty girls and twenty boys read books from ASHA’s library every year.:

Warli Project : This project was started as an income generation activity for school dropout girls. School dropout girls were taught a few skills like Bandhani work, paper quelling, Warli painting. ASHA provides capital help and girls made warli handmade greetings, Diwali panati, earthen lamps, Bandhani stoles and bookmarks, paper quilling envelopes, greeting cards, photo frames, decorative wooden articles which can be used at home and office. Over a period of time school going girls also started participating in this activity. Every year around Diwali ASHA tries to set up stalls in various exhibitions like in the Diwali fair, at companies like TATA motors, Persistent, Tech Mahindra etc. The profit gained in these exhibitions is distributed among the girls.