Your contribution empowers autism awareness camps, caregiver
training, special parent support programs, and safe residential care
for autistic children.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects thousands of children across India. Yet access to early intervention, therapy, structured education, and caregiver training remains limited — especially in underserved communities.
At Prajha Trust, we work directly with autistic children, special parents, caregivers, and educators to build inclusive support systems that promote independence, dignity, and long-term growth.
Real numbers. Real lives changed. Every rupee makes a measurable difference.
Residential Care Support
Every program is designed to create lasting impact for autistic children and their
families.
Many families remain unaware of early autism signs. Our awareness camps educate communities, identify early symptoms, and guide parents toward proper intervention.
Parenting a child with autism requires emotional resilience and specialized knowledge.
Professional caregiver training is critical in autism therapy.
Education is often inaccessible for autistic children.
Some children require safe residential support.
Donations help maintain infrastructure, staffing, and therapy resources.
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You can donate securely through our online portal using UPI, debit/credit card, or bank transfer.
Yes, eligible donations qualify under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act.
Your donation funds therapy, education, caregiver training, and residential support.
Yes, child sponsorship options are available. Please contact us directly for personalized sponsorship arrangements.
There is no minimum. Every contribution helps.
Yes, official receipts are issued immediately after your donation is processed.
Yes, we are a registered public charitable trust operating in full compliance with Indian regulations.
Yes, we accept CSR partnerships and provide all required documentation for compliance.
Yes, subject to applicable regulatory guidelines for international donations to Indian NGOs.
Autism is a developmental condition affecting communication and behavior. It presents across a wide spectrum, with each person experiencing it differently.
Early support improves long-term independence and quality of life for children with autism.
They identify early signs and connect families to support, reducing delays in diagnosis and intervention.
Through structured modules led by experienced trainers covering behavioral therapy, communication, sensory integration, and crisis handling.
Visit our volunteer page to apply. We welcome educators, therapists, counselors, and compassionate individuals.
Recognizing the importance of dedicated caregivers, we provide financial assistance to individuals committed to offering services to children with learning disabilities. By supporting these caregivers, we aim to build a strong network of individuals passionate about making a positive impact on the lives of these children.
Mr. Caretaker provides financial support to service providers like auto men, housemaids, caterers etc. A timely financial help
A timely financial help like providing advance money to auto drivers to buy an auto, purchasing utensils and groceries to caterers will provide a livelihood to them. Also, scholarships will be offered to the deserving needy therapists or persons doing Ph.D. related to special education needs.
Join us in celebrating milestones and achievements through our gallery. Whether it’s recognizing the accomplishments of individuals or commemorating successful initiatives, these images capture the joy and pride of our collective efforts.
Mr. Caretaker, a Prajha Trust wing, helps people with learning disabilities become financially self-sufficient by providing vocational training like plumbing, mechanic, book binding etc and placement assistance.
Individuals with learning disabilities have encountered many challenges in seeking employment and lead an independent life.
If given enough opportunities, they can perform and be productive in the same way as other workers. As a result, educational and training programmes for students with learning disabilities must be adequate in order for them to be eligible for labour employment.
Mr. Caretaker, a Prajha Trust wing, helps people with learning disabilities become financially self-sufficient by providing vocational training like plumbing, mechanic, book binding etc and placement assistance.
To ensure timely support, we organize early intervention camps that serve as a crucial platform for assessments and interventions. These camps bring together experts, educators, and caregivers, creating an invaluable opportunity for early identification and tailored interventions for children with learning disabilities.
As part of our commitment, we adopt parks and play areas, turning them into vibrant and inclusive spaces for children with learning disabilities. These transformed areas are designed to cater to the unique needs of these children, providing them with a safe and enjoyable environment for play and learning.
Prajha Trust would want to adopt a government park or play area where special children can get some fresh air and interact with other children. It helps them get in better shape. The Prajha Trust wants to cover maintenance costs, as well as provide handrails, ramps, and other amenities..
Transforming Spaces:
As part of our commitment, we adopt parks and play areas, turning them into vibrant and inclusive spaces for children with learning disabilities. These transformed areas are designed to cater to the unique needs of these children, providing them with a safe and enjoyable environment for play and learning.
Learning disabled students are brilliant and require a change in the educational technique. It’s also based on years of research that indicates that when inclusive education is done successfully, children gain self-confidence, a good self-image, social behaviours, as well as the academic and other. It encourages parents to participate in their children’s education as well as the activities of their local schools. Inclusive settings create a typical life for children who are accepted by their peers, have friends and lead regular lives.
Mr.Caretaker (a wing of Prajha Trust) recognises the benefits of inclusive education and plans to adopt government schools for the inclusion of children with learning difficulties alongside regular students. They seek to fund classroom expenses such as table costs, lab costs, and so on.
