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SPARC-India has recently started its Inclusive Education Program in three districts of Uttar Pradesh namely Lucknow, Barabanki and Sitapur with great support of Jan Vikas Samiti-Liliane Foundations (JVS-LF).
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SPARC India restarted Livelihood Resource Centre (LRC) Independently with great support from PACS. Ministry of U.P. provided a Hostel to Run the Residential Program for youths with Disabilities.
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SPARC India established a Livelihood Resource Centre (LRC) for PWDs in Lucknow with the support of Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled
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SPARC India commenced Unnati, a program for the training of DPOs on situation analysis and capacity assessment
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SPARC India commenced Artha Astha, an Action Research on status of CWDs with respect to access to government schemes
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SPARC India undertook the formation of Uday Viklang Manch as Disabled People’s Organizations (DPOs) across several districts in UP
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SPARC India started Vocational Training and Placement Cell with the support of (Late) Dr. K. L. Garg Memorial Charitable Trust; Urban CBR supported by CRY
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SPARC India initiated Community Based Rehabilitation program, received support from CORDAID
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SPARC India started Advocacy Groups to raise awareness about the rights and entitlements of the Children/ Persons with disabilities.
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SPARC India opened Pathshala (village schools) and started a Leadership Training Program for the persons with disabilities
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SPARC India run Jyoti Kiran School was supported by SKN Netherlands for expansion of scope and opportunities of the program
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SPARC India established Placement Cell for the Disabled (PLACED) with support from the Wadhwani Group; Child Sponsorship by SLF
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SPARC India was instrumental in the formation of Sahyog Vikas Manch (a platform for PWDs) and Sahyog Nidhi Kosh
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SPARC India established Jyoti Kiran School for Cerebral Palsied Children to provide education, therapeutic services and overall development
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SPARC India conducted a State Workshop on the employment opportunities of PWDs to highlight the opportunities that can be tapped for PWDs
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SPARC India started its Community Based Rehabilitation program for PWDs in urban slum areas of Lucknow in association with Action Aid
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SPARC India expanded its Community Based Rehabilitation program in rural areas of Barabanki in association with Sir Dorabji Tata Trust
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SPARC India was founded by Mr. Amitabh Mehrotra, with support from like-minded people, in November 1996 for empowering the disabled (PWDs).
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