AMAR SEVA SANGAM Rehabilitation. Empowerment. Inclusion. Donate
A multi-disability empowerment institution for rural India
Who We Are

Empowering Rural PwDs

A multi-disability empowerment institution serving rural communities, Amar Seva Sangam provides affordable rehabilitation, inclusive education, skill development, and livelihood opportunities to persons with disabilities, enabling them to discover their abilities, live with greater independence, and participate fully in an inclusive society.

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Children and young people with disabilities at Amar Seva Sangam
From rural need to lasting inclusion Rehabilitation · Education · Skills · Innovation · Community participation
Founder President

A Vision Built on

Shri S. Ramakrishnan, Founder President & Chairman, established Amar Seva Sangam in 1981 with a vision to create meaningful lives for persons with disabilities through timely, quality rehabilitation, education, skill development, and equal opportunities.

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Shri S. Ramakrishnan, Founder President
S. Ramakrishnan · Founder President
Promoter & Secretary

Technology-Enabled Impact

CA S. Sankara Raman, Promoter, Co-Chairman & Secretary, joined Amar Seva Sangam in 1992 and has worked alongside the Founder President to develop Amar Seva Sangam into an integrated, multi-modal rural rehabilitation and development institution, enabling persons with disabilities to lead lives of dignity and participate fully in an inclusive society.

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CA S. Sankara Raman, Secretary
S. Sankara Raman · Secretary
Social Impact

Visible Change.

The FY 2024–25 Social Impact Assessment highlights Amar Seva Sangam’s reach and contribution to the rehabilitation, empowerment, social inclusion, and economic well-being of persons with disabilities in rural communities.

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FY 2024–25 Social Impact Highlights

Measurable Change. At Rural Scale.

15,249 PwDs supported
9,000+ Villages reached
₹7.5 Cr Annual family savings
1,09,104 PwDs empowered since inception
What We Do

Five connected pathways to empowerment.

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Rehabilitation

Institution and community-based rehabilitation, therapy, assistive technology and specialised care.

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Education

Inclusive schooling, special education and learning pathways that strengthen participation.

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Skill & Capacity Building

Vocational and livelihood-focused training for persons with disabilities and rural youth.

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Wider Collobration

Technology, capacity building, research, partnerships and support for scaling inclusive solutions.

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Social Inclusion

Bringing rehabilitation closer to families through community support, empowerment and inclusion.

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Social Impact · FY 2024–25

Reach. Outcomes. Impacts.

Social Impact brings together the latest reach, outcomes and impact evidence in one clear, easy-to-review section.

15,249 Persons Supported Through Rehabilitation Services Supported during FY 2024–25.
9,000+ Villages Reached Across multiple states and Union Territories.
13,862 Rehabilitation Beneficiaries Services delivered during the year.
8 Rehab Centres ASSA and parent-managed centres.
95% Improved Mobility Reported outcome in the Social Impact Assessment.
94% Independent Living Improvement in daily living independence.
96% Reduced Family Stress Positive caregiver and family outcome.
91% Social Inclusion Improved participation and inclusion.
₹7.5 Cr Annual Family Savings Economic value facilitated through support.
87% Improved Income Families reporting improved income.
388 Self-Help Groups Livelihood and financial inclusion support.
2,693 PwD SHG Beneficiaries Community rehabilitation reach.
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Current Campaigns

Help us create meaningful and lasting change through our ongoing initiatives.

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Support Our Goshala

Help provide nutritious cow’s milk to children, residents and patients receiving rehabilitation and care at Amar Seva Sangam.

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Success Stories

Ability discovered.
Independence achieved.

Selected stories illustrate rehabilitation, education and livelihood journeys across ASSA programmes.

Kanaglakshmi
Wheelchair Basketball Player

Kanaglakshmi

After spinal cord injury and rehabilitation at ASSA, she pursued education, life skills and competitive wheelchair basketball, winning multiple state and national medals.

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Rajeshwaran
Chartered Accountant

Rajeshwaran

Following specialised rehabilitation at Amar Seva Sangam, he continued his education and qualified as a Chartered Accountant.

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Lakshmanan
Wheelchair Basketball Player

Lakshmanan

After rehabilitation and vocational training, he progressed in wheelchair basketball and represented Tamil Nadu in competitions.

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Careers · Homepage Placement

Build your career around inclusion and impact.

This section highlights current opportunities for professionals, volunteers and supporters to engage with ASSA.

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