The Special Care Centre is for children between 0-2 years of age. The Centre employs professional nurses, caregivers, medical and paramedical staff. It also has access to medical facilities in the neighbourhood. Young individuals with multiple disabilities get particular attention from visiting teachers and physiotherapists to look after their special educational and developmental needs.

The Toddler Section is for children of 2-6 years of age. It has an in-house nursery or Balwadi which is meant to provide early formal education to the children. It employs experienced teaching staff to develop early learning habits that are necessary at that age. Young male individuals who are admitted to our institution are referred to partner institutions as they reach 6 years of age unless they are adopted.

Many children from this section of the Ashram are referred for Intra and intercountry adoption since June 1928. The Ashram is recognized by CARA (Central Adoption & Resource Authority). Up to March 2020, approximately 3,000 children were adopted by families from India and overseas.

The Ashramkanyas are residents between the ages of 6 to 22 years of age. An Ashram is a place where their personalities are developed, their talents and gifts are nurtured. It focuses on engaging Ashramkanyas in vocational activities, hobby classes, sports and cultural activities. Trainers and Professionals are invited to engage the Ashramkanyas with various activities throughout the week. For formal schooling and college education, they are admitted to third-party institutions. The residents also have the support of qualified social workers to counsel and guide them at every step of their lives. The Ashram strives to provide Ashramkanyas access to a holistic education that will make them confident, self-sustainable individuals.