ASTHA’s Network, Trainings, and Partnership Building program is designed to extend the impact of our work beyond traditional disability spaces, reflecting our belief that inclusion matters everywhere.
This program is key to deepening our understanding of broader research work and societal needs, allowing us to tailor our advocacy and interventions more effectively.
Our training initiatives are comprehensive, targeting government functionaries, non-governmental organizations, and other key stakeholders. These training sessions are designed to equip a wide array of individuals and groups with the knowledge and skills necessary to better serve and include people with disabilities in their communities.
This program is a testament to ASTHA’s commitment to building networks, fostering partnerships, and providing training that champions the cause of disability inclusion across all sectors.
Although we are a disability organization, our reach and scope go far beyond, engaging in state and national alliances across various sectors including the Right to Education Forum and Right to Food initiatives. Our involvement in these traditionally non-disability spaces underlines our conviction that voices and needs of people with disabilities deserve recognition and representation everywhere.
We are committed to partnership-building with a diverse range of organizations, including those working within railway stations, shelter homes, and with unhoused populations. Our focus is not limited to disability organizations; we aim to infuse the disability narrative into various contexts, collaborating exclusively with partner organizations to address the needs of people with disabilities within their operations.
Right to Education forum
Alliance for Right to Early Childhood Care and Development
India Alliance for Child Rights
Delhi Neenv Forces
Government of India – Ministry of social justice and empowerment
Plan international
Unicef
Tata Trusts
ASHA for education
Unesco
the national trust
tech mahindra foundation
Misereor
actionaid
Nish.chit charitable trust
Reach out to us to arrange trainings and capacity-building workshops for your organization. We work with nonprofits, schools, governmental functionaries, and more to raise awareness about disability support.
Training Neenv Delhi Forces, a network of 45 grassroots organizations, on inclusivity
Discussion platform for schools, NGOs, and community members, connecting 80+ new families with resources and available government schemes
My name is Noshin, and I am an Anganwadi worker in Batla House. I did not know much about disabilities before, but after attending the meetings and training sessions organized by ASTHA, I learned about disabilities and how to screen children with disabilities. I also gained an understanding of the rights of children and persons with disabilities, what adaptations can be made for children with disabilities, and more, so the last year I reached 30 babies with disabilities and connected all with Anganwadi and ASTHA.
Donate today to support our community-based work. You can donate a set amount once or monthly. You can also choose to sponsor a child with a yearly donation of ₹15,000.
