Skilling and opportunity — because talent doesn't wait for permission.
Only 8.5% of persons with disabilities in India go on to acquire a graduate degree, and a large share of those who do struggle to convert that qualification into a livelihood. Our education and entrepreneurship track exists to close that gap — not through charity, but through skill-building, mentorship and access to real opportunity.
We work with schools and colleges to make classrooms genuinely usable for students with disabilities, and with young adults to build vocational and entrepreneurial skills that translate directly into income and independence.
Reviewing classrooms, labs and libraries for physical and learning accessibility, then working with institutions to fix what's missing.
Practical, job-oriented training in trades and digital skills, built around what local employers are actually hiring for.
Small grants and mentorship for individuals starting their own tailoring, retail or service-based ventures.
Pairing students and young entrepreneurs with volunteers from partner industries for ongoing, one-on-one guidance.
Working directly with businesses to open hiring pipelines and sensitise HR teams on inclusive recruitment.
Helping identify and apply for scholarships and financial aid so cost is never the reason someone drops out.
Ramp, signage and washroom retrofits across partner schools, including Bachpan Play School and Academic Heights Public School.
Batch-based vocational training in tailoring, digital literacy and retail operations.
Seed funding for small entrepreneurial ventures started by persons with disabilities.
Joint sessions on inclusive higher education and career readiness.
