Our blog is the pulse of our responses to the experiences that the Snehadhara family shares together. From joy and laughter, tears and distress, adventures and magical moments, celebrations and reflection, introspection and humour – you will find much of our lives recorded here!
Hi, I am Shreya Talwar, graduate of the 9th API batch. I joined Snehadhara as an API Practitioner and Trainer right after completing my certification. This is a pit stop for reflection as I begin to carry this work outside of the first space I ever took API to....
Introduction on myself: My name is Matthew Jeremy Dunn. I’m musician and song writer and Composer. I finished my degree in B.A Psychology in Infant Jesus evening College. My hobbies are Playing Piano making some music and I had personal journey of growing up with...
The Snehadhara team is all set to visit Mumbai and Pune from 25th to 30th May. Following the warm and meaningful conversations that emerged during the 14th May workshop — where many organisations came together with a shared intention to co-create inclusion — this...
From our very first breaths, we speak without words. A newborn’s cry, a hungry squirm, a tiny smile are the infant’s first phrases to the world. Long before language forms, babies actively communicate through cries, laughs, and kicks in the womb. As psychologists...
Uhuru 2.0 was a life-changing experience for me. It was a space the likes of which I had never encountered before, a space so full of life and love. The week I spent on campus taught me a lot of things, not just about others but about myself. Caring for the...
Bringing Arts and Inclusion Together At the heart of the Snehadhara Foundation's work lies a simple, powerful belief: the arts can help us build bridges. The Arts Practices for Inclusion one-year certificate course is designed to equip students with the skills and...
When we began the Uhuru programme at Snehadhara Foundation, it was with one deeply felt question in mind “What after me?” This question, often unspoken but always present in the minds of families of neurodiverse adults, became the spark for something far greater...
As we complete the first cohort of the Uhuru – What After Me? - 26-day residential Assisted Living Programme, we find ourselves reflecting not just on what was achieved but on what was revealed. Uhuru began as a 26-day residential programme for ten neurodiverse...
Preparing Neurodivergent Individuals for Independence “What After Me?” is the eternal question of all parents: especially those with neurodivergent children. This concern arises from the unique challenges that neurodivergent individuals may face in achieving...
“I like doing craft work and emboss painting. I have learnt to read the Bhagavad Gita shlokas” Snehadhara Foundation in Bengaluru has been working for inclusion through the arts and meeting the learning needs of a diverse group of children and adults. One of them...
