
The four families who changed what was possible
In 2002 the special school opened with four learners. Their parents refused to let disability keep their children out of education.
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In 2002 the special school opened with four learners. Their parents refused to let disability keep their children out of education.
Read the story: The four families who changed what was possible
The 2015 handloom project turns discarded clothing into bedsheets, mats and table covers — and turns training into earning.
Read the story: A handloom, a pile of old saris, and a first pay packet
A partnership with Trash for Cash Society turns temple offerings into incense sticks and holi colours — work, income and a cleaner Narmada.
Read the story: Temple flowers that never reach the riverWe do not publish learners' medical details, family circumstances or identifying information. Photographs of identifiable individuals are used only where the organisation holds consent.