Adarsh started with 7 children, in June 1998 as a day center and continues to be so. Imparting early sensory motor developmental therapy and academic training, it has many success stories to its credit. In the last 25 years , around 86 students left Adarsh to pursue their studies in mainstream schools, with their disability factor considerably reduced and confidence and social interaction ability levels built up. A very welcome feature in the growth pattern of Adarsh is the increased enrolment of young children, below 6 years, every year. Today out of around 299 children at its 2 main rehabilitation centres, around 30 constitute such an "Early Intervention Group". In the matter of rehabilitation, the earlier the intervention, the better. Adarsh has 7 (hired) vans, which pick up more than 150 children from within a radius of about 30-40 Kms and drop them back at the end of the school session.
To rehabilitate persons with Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Down Syndrome, Learning Disorders and persons with other disabilities
To establish, manage or support special care institutions, treatment centres etc. for the benefit of PWDs
To provide professional services to both government and private agencies towards setting up and management of special schools
To work towards making persons with disabilities self-reliant in all aspects
