Social Impact · FY 2024–25
Our Reach
Amar Seva Sangam brings rehabilitation, education and skill-development services closer to persons with disabilities, especially those living in rural and underserved communities.
Reach at a Glance
Connecting Services with Communities
Amar Seva Sangam combines direct services, community-based programmes and partnerships to reach persons with disabilities and their families across rural and underserved communities.
Villages Reached
Villages reached through Amar Seva Sangam programmes and partnerships.
Geographic Coverage
Geographic reach across seven Indian states and one Union Territory.
Priority Communities
Beneficiaries from economically underprivileged households.
Cumulative Reach
Cumulative programme reach recorded across Amar Seva Sangam's core initiatives.
Core Programmes
Reach Across Our Initiatives
Rehabilitation, education and skill development work together to create pathways towards independence, participation and inclusion.
13,862
People supported through rehabilitation, including early intervention, medical therapy, community-based rehabilitation, orthotics and post-acute spinal care.
1,057
Learners supported through school education, distance education and professional rehabilitation courses.
330
People supported through vocational, technical and employment-oriented skill-development programmes.
Capacity Building
Strengthening Families, Professionals and Communities
Beyond direct service delivery, Amar Seva Sangam builds the capacity of parents, social workers, rehabilitation professionals, community groups and other stakeholders to support disability inclusion.
27,561
Children screened for developmental delays during FY 2024–25.
532
Parents empowered to support child development and continuing care.
757
Social workers trained in child rehabilitation and community-based support.
22,782
People reached through awareness activities covering disability, rights and inclusion.
1,570
Assistive devices prescribed to improve mobility, education and independent living.
903
Self-help groups supported through savings, livelihood loans and government schemes.
Who We Reach
Supporting People Across Different Stages of Life
54%
Of service users were below 19 years of age, including 14% aged 0–6 and 40% aged 7–18.
More Than 50%
Children and students together represented more than half of the people supported during the year.
Multiple Support Needs
Principal groups included people with intellectual, locomotor and neurodevelopmental disabilities.
About the figures: Figures shown are for FY 2024–25 unless stated otherwise and are based on Amar Seva Sangam's programme records contained in the Social Impact Assessment Report.