🏢 About the local organisation
India Aid is a non profit voluntary organisation, working towards creating better life for the children living in
difficult condition, with the sole support from the people of India. In India 17 Million children are living in
difficult condition. We currently work with four categories such as children with disability, children suffering
from chronic illness, children living on streets and railway platform and children of sex workers. We RESCUE,
REHABILITATE and MAINSTREAM these children by working along with Grass root organizations. Currently
our work is mainly concentrated in slums and backward villages in South India.
Indian Aid was set up to promote mutual respect to all the children living in difficult condition and situation in
India through serving by basic needs of the children in various aspects.
Indian Aid was founded in the year 2013 and legally incorporated as a Trust. Indian Aid was formed with the
support of like-minded Organizations with a primary purpose to bring about global transformation, progress
and growth through meet the needs of the children.
Indian Aid is headquartered in Bangalore, with regional office in Hyderabad. Indian Aid is well equipped with
experienced associates who support developmental activities across the country with the help of Local and
Regional Partners.
💼 What the programme involves
1a. Home Based Intervention
Children living with severe disability are indentified in each target slums and villages. A home based
education teacher visits the homes of these children and teaches them daily living skills. Daily living skills also
include physiotherapy because these children are severely disabled with Cerebral Palsy and other profound
mental retardation. This programme prepares the children to attend Bride Centre.
1b. Day Care Centre
We create supporting system for the children with severe disabilities through establishing Day Care Center in
Government schools. The Day Care Center is a stepping stone to address the medical, rehabilitative and
educational needs of the children with Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Autism. Educational needs of
the children with visual and hearing impairment are also met in these centres which prepare these children to
go to regular school.