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There can be times when an unfortunate incident or accident can render a person immobile, even for life. It can lead to the person losing his or her job or severely restrict his or her ability to earn a livelihood. Besides, disability can strike a severe blow to the confidence of a person almost altering his viewpoint about life. Does this mean physically disabled people should give up on life and get into a vortex of negativity and depression? The answer is NO and NEVER!
In today’s day and age, disability need not be a barrier to realize one’s dreams as exemplified by scores of achievers worldwide. The example of brave heart Arunima Sinha, the Indian volleyball player who became the first female amputee to climb Mount Everest and Mount Vincent is an exemplary testament of grit, determination, and persistence. Furthermore, in addition to courage and determination, it is the recent developments in prosthetics that have brought a new ray of hope for people suffering from physical disabilities.
How skill development can help: Skill development has become the key requisite for people to gain meaningful employment in today’s digitally enabled industry. Our SAVE (Specially Abled Vocational Education) offers digitally enabled vocational skill development training for the physically and visually challenged youth and create aspirational livelihoods for differently-abled persons and help them become valuable members of our society. Anudip is one of the best NGOs for disability in India apart from other things we do for the youth & women from backward/less privileged backgrounds.
Another highly impactful programme 3D4D creates customized prosthetic solutions for differently abled persons using 3D printing technology. In doing so, we have entered into a partnership with Mahavir Seva Sadan and the Indian Institute of Technology to develop advanced but cost effective prosthetic solutions.
Conclusion: Our service in helping the differently abled people with skill development training, providing prosthetic solutions, has been acknowledged by IT giants like Accenture and Cisco whose grants enabled us to expand our efforts in touching lives of hundreds of differently abled persons.
