Children with special needs in rural and underprivileged communities often lack access to education, rehabilitation, and developmental opportunities. This lack of support creates mobility, cognitive, and psychological challenges, hindering integration into mainstream society and self-reliance.

Jindal Asha Centres, established in Raigarh (Chhattisgarh), Angul (Odisha), and Patratu (Jharkhand), offer holistic rehabilitation and vocational training to children with disabilities. These centres provide:

• Physiotherapy for improved mobility
• Special education for cognitive, social, and psychological development
• Tailored learning programmes for children with speech and hearing impairment
• Skill training to foster self-reliance
• Community-based rehabilitation programmes benefiting over 500 individuals
• Free transportation, subsidised assistive devices, and sports training through partnerships like Special Olympics Bharat