Special needs are usually identified with very low expectations. Parent should believe in the value of educating children with special needs. The higher the expectations, the higher will be their acceptance in the family.

To create inclusion for persons with disabilities by restoring their physical, social, vocational and mental capabilities. That is the true meaning of rehabilitation. Ama Adhikar’s lifecycle approach for inclusion of PwDs is based on the WHO recognised the transdisciplinary model.

To enable persons with disabilities to earn a livelihood and lead a life of dignity in the mainstream society and in turn contribute to growing economy of the country. Skill training is imparted at accredited training centres through trained and certified trainers.

Ama Adhikar endeavors to fill the gaps in elderly care by providing much-needed services and support to the aged. We are working with partner organisations to provide medical counseling and services, livelihood options, and facilities for yoga and recreational entertainment.

We have been partnering with the State government to ensure sustainable livelihoods of vulnerable sections of the society through its coverage of schemes and initiatives for an inclusive socio-economic development.

We are spreading awareness on human rights amongst the masses and encouraging the efforts of all stakeholders in the field of human rights literacy.