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About Us
Who We Are?
We're a non-profit organisation dedicated to the empowerment of women and child development, with a strong focus on supporting neurodiverse children. Founded on March 8th, International Women’s Day, the foundation recognizes the crucial role of women, particularly mothers, in fostering inclusive communities and driving societal change.
How are we doing?
Empowering Women & Children for an Inclusive Future
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Lifes Impacted
Inclusion of Neurodiverse Children & Families
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We conduct national and regional campaigns to raise awareness about neurodiversity, challenging stigma, and promoting inclusion in schools, workplaces, and communities.
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We establish community-led support groups for parents to share experiences, gain knowledge, and receive emotional and practical assistance.
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We are setting up community Centers where neurodiverse and neurotypical children can interact through structured and unstructured activities to encourage social skills development
Early Detection of Autism Spectrum & Neuro-developmental Disorders
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Implement globally recognized early screening methodologies such as M-CHAT (Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers) and DSM-5-based assessment frameworks.
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We partner with paediatricians, child psychologists, and diagnostic centers to facilitate widespread and accessible screenings.
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Conduct assessments in preschools and primary schools to detect early signs of neurodiverse conditions and provide timely intervention recommendations.
Home & Professional-Level Interventions
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We offer access to occupational therapy, speech therapy, behavioural therapy, and social skills training through certified professionals
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Develop customised intervention plans based on each child’s needs, strengths, and challenges to optimize their development.
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Equip parents with strategies and tools to continue therapy at home, reinforcing professional intervention and improving outcomes.
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Provide resources and training to daycare and preschool staff on how to support neurodiverse children in early learning environments.
Adaptation in Schooling & Education
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Provide educators with neurodiverse-friendly teaching methodologies, including visual learning techniques, structured routines, and alternative communication strategies.
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Work with schools to implement Universal Design for Learning (UDL) frameworks that accommodate different learning styles.
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Advocate for flexible assessment methods, extended test durations, and sensory-friendly classrooms.
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Provide financial support for neurodiverse children to access special education programs, private therapy, or learning support services
Our Scope of Work
What We Do?
Mission Statement
"Committed to addressing the gaps in awareness, early diagnosis, & intervention
for neurodiverse children"
Our mission is to empower neurodiverse children and their families by providing early detection, intervention, and inclusive education while fostering a supportive community. We are committed to raising awareness, advocating for policy changes, and equipping educators, parents, and caregivers with the necessary resources.
Through collaboration with schools, therapists, corporations, and government bodies, we strive to create a world where neurodiverse individuals are valued, included, and given equal opportunities to thrive.
Additionally, We support women in becoming catalysts for change, ensuring they have the knowledge, support, and opportunities to drive inclusive growth in their communities.
Our Team
Renu Kumari
MCA, Pune University
Sudhanshu Kumar
CTO, RemotIQ Pty Ltd (AU)
Erica Mathews
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.), Teacher Training Course (TTC)
Hear It From Community
You're doing such a great work and I congratulate everyone. Their commitment to empowering children is truly inspiring.
S. Singh