
Asad and Umar: From Tears to Triumph
As a young bride, Ruhinisha’s dream was to give her future children a good education. A graduate in Urdu from Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi, she

As a young bride, Ruhinisha’s dream was to give her future children a good education. A graduate in Urdu from Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi, she

For most parents, the birth a child heralds the lifelong feeling of their hearts walking about outside them. If the child is disabled, that feeling

Photo for representational purposes only. Inclusion in mainstream education is an extended process that begins with acknowledging that all children have the right to education,

Five-year-old Himanshu was a little tornado when he enrolled at the Latika Roy Foundation’s Early Intervention Center at the age of three. Diagnosed with autism

Announcing the first Latika Roy Foundation-Adhyan Foundation Fellowship in Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. Developmental and behavioral disorders are among the most common pediatric conditions. Here’s

The Foundation’s Wabi-Sabi inclusion program carried out workshops on ‘Classroom and Behavior Management’ for 25 teachers at Summerhill School and Himalayan Academy recently. In line

Five families from the Latika Roy Foundation’s (LRF) Center for Vocational Training (CVT) received legal guardianship for their children this month. Praveen Kumar Sharma, father

Ekta Bhyan, Paralympian, Ira Singhal, IAS Officer, Dr. Uma Tuli, Social Activist and Educationist, Jeeja Ghosh, Disability Activist and Jo Chopra, Latika Roy Foundation’s Executive

A fantastic discussion with Arundhati Bhattacharya, CEO, Salesforce, India, and Jo Chopra, Executive Director, LRF, on why giving back to society is creating a paradigm