"Nanagu Shaale", or “Schools where all belong” in Kannada, an initiative by the Fourth Wave Foundation, has been transforming the educational landscape for children with disabilities in Karnataka for nearly two decades now, supporting around 600 children with varying disabilities.Their Program centers, located in government schools, provide individualized education plans
This film showcases the dedication and impact of Team Fourth Wave Foundation, highlighting stories of children with severe disabilities. It offers a look into the challenges and triumphs of inclusive education and raises awareness about the importance of access to education for all children.
About Trinayani:
For the past 17 years, Trinayani, founded in 2006, is dedicated to driving change in the field of disability. Our mission is to raise awareness, acceptance, and understanding of people with disabilities (PwDs), while simultaneously working to reduce fear and ignorance, about the world of PwDs, among the general public. We specialize in curating sensitization workshops, community building and using media, games, and literature as part of our awareness campaigns and believe in collaborating and partnering with like-minded individuals and organizations.
Through our year-long “EnAble” Disability Awareness and Capacity Building program, we work with mainstream teachers, equipping them with the necessary skills to address the diverse learning needs of students, aligning with the guidelines of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.
Our "TOWARDS INCLUSION"- this Disability Awareness card game kit, has a range of interestingly adapted card to raise awareness about disability and advocacy for Inclusion.
Our two livelihood initiatives which also serves as advocacy efforts are Sparsh Foot Spa, which employs blind reflexology therapists, and Pehli Baarish, an inclusive music band featuring artists with and without disabilities.
To enjoy over 85 films dedicated to disability awareness, explore our latest website at disability.tri....
17 сен 2024
