Disability support and assistive devices

An assistive device is not charity, it is infrastructure. A tricycle is the difference between a man who cannot leave his lane and one who runs a shop.

We run assessment and fitment camps, because a device handed over without measurement is usually abandoned within a month. Fitment, training in use, and follow-up repair are part of every distribution.

Beyond devices we work on the things that decide whether a disabled person can earn — accessible training centres, employers willing to hire, and self-employment support where employment is not realistic.

How the programme works

• Assessment and proper fitment, never distribution alone
• Training in use and free repair for the life of the device
• Skill training in accessible centres, with employer introductions
• Accessibility audits and retrofits for schools and public buildings

What your donation buys

• ₹2,500A pair of hearing aids, fitted and tuned
• ₹8,000A wheelchair or tricycle, measured and fitted
• ₹45,000A fitment camp serving around thirty people

Questions about this programme