Ashish Foundation for the Differently Abled Charitable Trust

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Ashish Foundation for the Differently Abled Charitable Trust Ashish Foundation for the Differently Abled (AFDA) Charitable Trust, is a non-profit organization located in Dwarka, west Delhi.

We were established in 2007 to serve children and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. Our Vision
Empowering children and adults with autism to rise to their God-given potential in inclusive communities. Our Mission
Sensitising and equipping families, communities and organizations to respond and engage productively so that children and adults with autism lead fulfilling lives.

16/06/2026

Beyond labels are young adults with aspirations for meaningful work, independence, friendships, and belonging.

15/06/2026

We focus on nurturing the skills that matter most for everyday life—from language and communication, numeracy, and social connections to independence, emotional well-being, creativity, and vocational skills. Through individualized support and meaningful opportunities, we help children and young adults build confidence, discover their strengths, and thrive in their communities.

At 15 years old, A***n had never attended school.Growing up in a crowded one-room home in Delhi's Shadipur Transit Camp,...
15/06/2026

At 15 years old, A***n had never attended school.

Growing up in a crowded one-room home in Delhi's Shadipur Transit Camp, opportunities for learning were limited. When he joined Ashish Foundation in 2024, he was extremely shy, withdrawn, and had no formal educational experience.

Today, A***n is a confident, expressive young person who actively participates in learning, community activities, and even marathons. He has developed academic skills, technology skills, problem-solving abilities, and greater independence in everyday life.

From identifying numbers and words to using digital tools, from learning daily living skills to interacting confidently in the community, A***n's journey demonstrates what becomes possible when children are given access to education, support, and opportunities to grow.

His progress is reflected not only in improved learning outcomes but also in increased confidence, participation, and belief in his own abilities.

Looking ahead, A***n dreams of becoming independent, supporting his family financially, and continuing to strengthen his academic and technology skills.

His story reminds us that potential is not determined by where a child starts. With patience, respect, and the right support, new possibilities can emerge every day.

Admissions Open at Ashish Foundation! Choosing the right place for your child is life-changing. At Ashish Foundation, we...
13/06/2026

Admissions Open at Ashish Foundation!

Choosing the right place for your child is life-changing. At Ashish Foundation, we provide a safe, nurturing environment where every individual can thrive.

✨ What We Offer:
📚 Ashish Centre (School) – ages 3-17 years
💼 Ankur Vocational Programme – adults 18+ years

Our comprehensive package includes:
✅ Assessment & Individual Development Plans
✅ Education & social learning activities
✅ Occupational, Speech & Physiotherapy
✅ Counselling & Family Support
✅ Vocational Training & Customised Employment
✅ Safe Transportation

👉 All under one safe and nurturing roof.

📞 Contact us today to enrol:
🌐 www.ashishindia.org
📍 A-178, Dwarka Sector-19, Delhi
☎️ +91 96673 00476 / 486

Let's build a brighter, more inclusive future together.

12/06/2026

Friendships. Community outings. Shared celebrations. Everyday moments of belonging.

Social learning happens beyond classrooms—through experiences that build confidence, communication, independence, and meaningful connections.

Because every child deserves opportunities to learn, participate, and belong.

Open Now

Enquire today to learn more.

We have made significant progress in recognizing autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, and other neurodevelopmental diffe...
12/06/2026

We have made significant progress in recognizing autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, and other neurodevelopmental differences.

But one critical question remains:

What happens when neurodivergent children become adults?

Too often, support systems end where adulthood begins. Educational supports decrease, employment opportunities remain limited, social networks shrink, and many young adults are left navigating a future with few pathways to participation and belonging.

The challenge is not a lack of potential.

The challenge is that society is still not designed to recognize, support, and value different ways of learning, communicating, socializing, and contributing.

At Ashish Foundation, we believe inclusion must go beyond awareness, therapy, and schooling. True inclusion means creating opportunities for neurodivergent young adults to learn, work, build relationships, contribute to their communities, and occupy valued social roles.

Through the lens of Social Role Valorization (SRV), the goal is not simply to provide care. It is to ensure people are seen as students, employees, artists, volunteers, neighbours, leaders, and citizens.

Because belonging changes lives.

The next frontier of inclusion in India is not awareness.

It is adulthood.

And the measure of an inclusive society is not whether people are present, but whether they are genuinely valued and included in everyday community life.

Too often, young adults with autism and developmental disabilities are seen as "eternal children."But they are not.They ...
11/06/2026

Too often, young adults with autism and developmental disabilities are seen as "eternal children."

But they are not.

They are young adults navigating friendships, building skills, expressing opinions, exploring interests, and dreaming about their futures—just like any other young person.

The problem is not a lack of potential.
The problem is how often society fails to recognize it.

When we focus only on disability, we miss the person.
When we focus only on challenges, we overlook strengths.
And when expectations are low, opportunities become limited.

Every young adult deserves the chance to learn, work, contribute, form meaningful relationships, and belong in their community.

It's time to move beyond labels and see possibility, dignity, and potential.

Let's stop defining people by what they need support with and start recognizing everything they have to offer.

Because every person deserves the opportunity to build a meaningful life.

Siblings bond in the little moments that often go unnoticed — doing fun activities together, laughing at silly things, s...
10/06/2026

Siblings bond in the little moments that often go unnoticed — doing fun activities together, laughing at silly things, sharing celebrations, going out together, or simply spending time side by side.
For neurodivergent children and young adults, these experiences are deeply meaningful. They create connection, belonging, social learning, confidence, and memories that stay for life.

Too often, disability conversations focus only on therapies, interventions, or caregiving. But sibling relationships are equally important spaces of inclusion, companionship, and natural support.
Creating opportunities for siblings to have fun together is not a “small thing.”
It is part of building valued relationships, stronger families, and a more inclusive life.

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06/06/2026

Skilled and valued for life!

For many children and young adults with autism and developmental disabilities, mobility is not just about transportation...
06/06/2026

For many children and young adults with autism and developmental disabilities, mobility is not just about transportation — it is about access to education, therapy, friendships, and opportunities.

We are working to break barriers that lead to isolation and create pathways toward independence and inclusion.

With your support, we can:
- Enable safe mobility
- Improve access to learning & therapies
- Encourage community participation
- Build confidence, skills & independence

Support the campaign —https://www.indiadonates.org/campaigns/from-isolation-to-inclusion-a-mobility-driven-impact-model

Address

Ashish Foundation, A178, Sector 19, Dwarka New Delhi, Phone Number/9667300476/486 (office)
Delhi
110075

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+919667300476

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