Tamahar

Tamahar Tamahar is a Sanskrit word for “remover of darkness”. Through Tamahar we hope to provide services to children with special needs and their families.

Tamahar provides three programmes

1. Intervention Programme
2. Parent Participation
3. School for children with special needs


For Details about each, Please refer to the Notes of this page. For more on the NGO, please visit our official www.tamahar.org. For more information on various disorders, red flags in child's development, general medical tips etc, visit our blog at www.tamahartrustblog.wordpress.com

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29/06/2026

Aarohan: Rising higher with every deliberate step.

An evening filled with proud smiles, happy tears, loud applause and countless moments that reminded us why we do what we do.

34 children excelled and were promoted to the next level.
28 PVSW trainees received their stipend, celebrating the dignity of meaningful work.
10 children were recognised for outstanding attendance.
Sushma C and Sudharani were honoured as our Best Caregivers, recognising their exceptional commitment in the face of life’s challenges.
Bharathi S was celebrated as our Best Employee of the Year.

Every certificate represented hard work.
Every performance celebrated confidence.
Every cheer reflected a community that believes in inclusion.

To our children, families, staff, partners, volunteers and well-wishers, thank you for making Aarohan 2026 so special.

Every step forward tells a story. At Aarohan, we celebrated them all.

Before you assume a child is lazy, distracted or “not trying hard enough,” pause And look a little closer.Not every chil...
20/06/2026

Before you assume a child is lazy, distracted or “not trying hard enough,” pause
And look a little closer.

Not every child who struggles in school is struggling with learning. Sometimes, they’re struggling with the way information is processed.

Learning disabilities such as dyslexia and dyscalculia affect how children read, write, understand language or work with numbers, but they do not define intelligence, talent or potential.

Some children may take longer to complete tasks.
Some may avoid reading or writing.
Some may become frustrated or lose confidence.

These are not signs of laziness.

They may be signs that a child needs support not pressure.

Early recognition and the right interventions can make a profound difference, helping children build confidence, develop their strengths and thrive in their own unique way.

You don’t need a diagnosis to start asking questions. Trust what you’re seeing.

Different ways of learning. Endless possibilities.

Aarohan 2026 — a celebration of growth, resilience and every milestone achieved with love and support.Join us as we hono...
17/06/2026

Aarohan 2026 — a celebration of growth, resilience and every milestone achieved with love and support.
Join us as we honour the beautiful journeys of our children and celebrate progress beyond words.

Date: 20 June 2026
Time: 3 PM – 6 PM
Location: Sindhi School Hall





29/04/2026

At Tamahar Trust, meaningful partnerships create lasting impact.

We were honoured to visit the Deluxe India office for a special bus inauguration ceremony. For the past three years, Deluxe India has supported our mission of empowering children with developmental disabilities.

Their recent contribution of a school bus will provide safe and reliable transportation, helping children access therapy, education and care with greater ease.

For many families, transportation is a barrier. This support helps open doors to opportunity, growth and independence.

We are deeply grateful to the Deluxe India team for their continued commitment to inclusion.

14/04/2026

A Day to Pause, Breathe & Celebrate

On 7th March 2026, 24 incredible Tamahar mothers came together for a joyful day out at Club Cabana Resort. More than just a picnic, it was a space for mothers to relax, laugh, build friendships and rediscover a moment for themselves.

Many shared how the outing helped them step out with confidence, overcome the hesitation of leaving their child at home and enjoy time with other mothers who truly understand their journey.

From water activities to shared meals and heartfelt conversations, the day was filled with warmth and gratitude. Many mothers expressed their thanks to the Tamahar team for arranging such a meaningful and memorable experience.

At Tamahar, supporting children also means supporting the incredible mothers who walk this journey every day.





02/03/2026

Mothers’ Potluck 2026

Our incredible Tamahar mothers celebrated partnership and gratitude through two heartwarming potlucks this February.

10 Feb | All Programs
52 mothers | 37 homemade dishes | 39 staff

6 Feb | MNH Program
17 mothers | 17 dishes | 11 staff

Every meal carried love, unity and belonging, reminding us that Tamahar is not just an organisation, but a family.

24/02/2026

Tamahar stands for more than support.
It stands for joy beyond survival.

For children with disabilities, for families and for every person who walks this journey with them, we believe life is not just to be lived, but to be lived with dignity, happiness and hope.

At Tamahar, we don’t just provide services.
We create spaces where smiles return.





04/02/2026

Inclusion doesn’t begin with infrastructure.
It begins with acceptance.

Not separated.
Not labelled.
Just included.

This is what dignity looks like.
This is inclusion in everyday life.

29/01/2026

Kalangana Festival 2026

Our children from MNH, FA and PV took the stage with confidence, colour and joy at the 19th Kalangana Festival, hosted by IRC Bangalore.
From expressive dance performances and creative art activities to a powerful tableau representing the states of India, every moment reflected effort, teamwork and quiet confidence.

When children are given the right space and encouragement, they don’t just perform, they connect, express and inspire.
A proud day of inclusion, creativity and belonging for our Tamahar family.

28/01/2026

Appu Kreedotsava 2026

Our children had a joyful and energetic day at Appu Kreedotsava 2026, a special sports meet organised by the at Malleshwara Play Ground, Bengaluru.
Inspired by the legacy of Power Star Puneeth Rajkumar (Appu), the event celebrated ability, courage and inclusion through sports.

Children from nearly 12 special schools came together to participate in a wide range of games, from running races and relays to target throw, musical chairs, agility races and more. The excitement, encouragement and smiles on the field made the day truly memorable.

We are proud of our young champions:
🥇 Alfiya – 1st prize, Musical Chair
🥈 Ishanka – 2nd prize, Target Throw
🥉 Deeksh*ta – 3rd prize, Target Throw
🥉 Vihaan (MNH) – 3rd prize, Target Throw

Grateful for the presence of chief guests Shri. Vishwas KS (Para-swimmer) and Shri. D. Suresh Gowdru (Producer & Social Worker), whose encouragement meant a lot to our children.

When children are given the right platform, sports become more than competition they become confidence, joy and belonging.

Address

Tamahar Project Site/15/2, 11th Main Road, 13th Cross, Malleswaram. Landmark/Near Cluny Convent
Bangalore
560003

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 4:30pm

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