Feedback on the changes observed in the child.
Qualified and experienced team of Special Educators, led by purpose driven leaders.
Sandesha has first-hand 20 years of experience in dealing with the challenges associated with special needs, disabilities and developmental delays. She has also completed her courses and certifications in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Learning Disability. She has put in exceptional efforts in developing her son who is vision impaired, has had major development delays and brought forth a major transformation in him by integrating him with mainstream school, socially blending him, working on his skills to bring out his potential and building an identity for him through nurturing of his talents in singing and music. She has been a source of inspiration for many mothers, and have been actively counselling parents on how to understand and deal with their child’s special needs . During her corporate career, she was associated with MNCs such as Citigroup, Crompton Greaves and DHL in the Human Resources function.
Rajesh is a seasoned HR leader with a rich corporate experience of 28+ years, having worked with global firms such as Deloitte, ING, Thomson Reuters and HSBC. He is known as a thought leader and as a transformation and change specialist, is a much sought-after speaker at HR summits and B Schools in India and across the globe. Rajesh guides the NGO on matters related to brand, governance framework and compliance.
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As a non-profit start-up, we welcome support from individuals and organizations who share our driving belief that all children can learn. We support children from all walks of life, including offering concessional or pro bono services as per the economic situation of the parents.
You may support any of the causes such as:
Sponsor a child’s special education
Fund educational and tech-based aids
Support for classroom expansion
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