Narges Kalbasi AshtariNarges Kalbasi Ashtari's life story embodies resilience, empathy, and a relentless pursuit of making a positive impact on the world. Born in Esfahan (Iran) and raised in the United Kingdom, she faced the heartbreaking loss of both her parents at a yong age. Throughout her formative years, Narges confronted numerous personal challenges, including living with a mother who battled mental health issues.At the age of 21, her passion to help others, specifically orphaned children, led her on a transformative journey to poverty-stricken regions in Odisha, India, where she founded the Prishan Foundation, creating two homes in Rayagada that provided sanctuary and support to over 500 orphaned children. Narges didn't just champion this cause from a distance; she lived among them for more than 6 years, offering not only shelter but also love, education, and hope. Later on in Iran, she established the Yaran Eshgh charity, which raised millions of dollars to uplift and empower thousands of people in need.Her first memoir, "Did I Really Win?", chronicles the times when she was falsely accused of murder in India, a time where she faced unbelievable hardships and never wavered in her fight for justice. Narges also plans to share further aspects of her life in a series of upcoming memoirs.Today, Narges resides in Canada with her husband and their cherished baby boy. Her journey is far from over, as she continues to inspire others to join her in her mission of spreading love. Read More Read Less