Questions parents ask us

From 2½ years up — and there is no upper cut-off. Our students today range from 2½ to 40. Early intervention works best young, but it is never too late to start.

Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities, speech and language delays, dyslexia and other learning differences, and slow learners. If you're unsure whether we're the right fit, bring your child for a visit and we'll assess together.

Admissions are open through the year. It starts with a free visit: you and your child see the classrooms, meet the teachers, and we do an informal assessment. From there we build an individual education plan together and agree on a schedule.

Just your child and any past reports you have — medical, psychological, or school. Don't worry if you have none; we do our own assessment.

Yes — we support the NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) curriculum, so children earn recognized qualifications at their own pace, and we prepare them for NIOS exams.

Speech therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, ABA, sensory integration, sand and aquatic therapy, play therapy, counselling, and music, dance and yoga — all under one roof at our Sparsh Therapy Centre, and woven into the school day in our integrated classrooms.

Timings are flexible — we schedule around what suits your child and your family. Talk to us about what you need.

Fees depend on the program and schedule we build for your child, so we discuss them at your visit. We try hard to keep our programs affordable, and donations help us support families who cannot pay.

That's exactly what our vocational track is for: craft and embroidery, cooking, parlour services, Tally and accounting, retail, travel & tourism, animation, web development and computer skills — practical training toward real work. Our Divyan Prakriti enterprise employs Divyang young adults directly.

Yes — Beautiful Tomorrow Foundation donations are 80G eligible. You receive a donation certificate and tax-exemption receipt.