Ashadeep is a centre for the Differently Abled Children, founded by Most Rev. Bishop Gratian Mundadan CMI, the founding Bishop of Bijnor, in 2002. It gives fullness of life to all those under its care: the hearing-impaired, the visually-impaired, the physically challenged and the mentally challenged.

Palana Bhavan is a centre for the abandoned, orphaned girls who are taken care of by religious sisters. These children are abandoned in streets or sent to the home by Child Line, a state agency approved by the government.

Premdham Ashram, a centre for all kinds of abandoned people, was established in 2009 by three priests of Bijnor Diocese and was officially approved by the civil authorities in 2011. It looks after boys and men that suffer from any sort of mental or physical deformities and offers services to the individuals with multiple incapabilities, the terminally ill, and people with special needs.

Situated at the higher ranges of the Himalayan foothills, Maria Ashram Ghat looks after adolescent girls and adult women, who are deserted by their families. The residents include both physically and mentally challenged females.