A Mission Rooted in Community

Divine Children Inc., a 501 (c)(3) non-profit was established in 2008 with a mission to help underserved areas in Rio Grande Valley (RGV) in health and education to needy families.

Our vision is to serve the community by providing opportunities to develop job skills through education, partnering with other non-profit organizations and help underserved families in RGV with their health care needs.

About Our Founders

Drs. Sarojini and Subhash Bose hold multiple titles and degrees between them, but one of their most rewarding accomplishments is being mentors to their patients and students. Dr. Sarojini Bose is a pediatrician and owner of Ashley Pediatrics Day and Night Clinics and Ashley Health, named after the Boses’ daughter, Ashley. Dr. Bose runs 11 pediatric clinics, 2 family clinics and three mobile medical clinics employing 200 people. Dr. Bose serves as chief executive officer of two non-profit organizations.

Dr. Subhash Bose is a professor emeritus of Manufacturing Engineering at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV). Dr. Bose worked at the university from 1993 to 2017. He now serves as the chief administrative officer for Ashley Pediatrics and Ashley Health and two non-profit organizations. During his years as a professor and leader in engineering at the university, Dr. Subhash Bose found special fulfillment in guiding students toward a successful future.

The couple took their community support and mentoring further by establishing three Community Centers in Alton, Donna and Mission, Texas to honor Dr. Bose and their legacy at UTRGV. By naming the UTRGV School of Medicine’s Auditorium the Sarojini Bose, M.D., Ph.D. and Ashley Bose, M.D. Auditorium and the UTRGV College of Engineering’s Auditorium the Subhash Bose, Ph.D. Auditorium, they hope to encourage student success. Lately, the School of Nursing Simulation Lab is named as Dr. Sarojini Bose, Nursing Skills Simulation Lab at UTRGV.

Dr. John H. Krouse, executive vice president for Health Affairs for The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and dean of the UTRGV School of Medicine commends Drs. Bose on their philanthropic spirit. “We are grateful to the Bose family for their generous donation and are pleased to have our auditorium named in their honor. This gift will allow the School of Medicine to continue its commitment to support our medical students,” said Krouse.