What We’re Doing
Our impactful projects currently being organized or supported
Spinal Cord Injury Rehab
Spinal Cord Injured Centre
Amar Seva Sangam has established a brand-new, 50-bed spinal cord rehabilitation centre in rural South India. This state-of-the-art facility is admitting patients from across the country, offering hope and healing to individuals living with spinal cord injuries.
Why it matters :
A spinal cord injury can drastically affect a person’s mobility, independence, and overall wellbeing. Access to comprehensive rehabilitation and customised assistive devices is essential to restore strength, confidence, and daily functioning. Through intensive therapy and long-term support, individuals are empowered to rebuild their lives and return to their families and livelihoods with dignity.
Para Badminton & Sports Complex
Barathram Multi-Sports Complex
An accessible sports complex empowering wheelchair users through badminton, fitness, recreation, and competitive sports.
Why it Matters:
The modern accessible sports complex provides an inclusive environment for wheelchair users to develop their physical strength, fitness, and sporting skills. It offers opportunities for recreational activities as well as structured training in badminton and other sports, enabling persons with disabilities to build confidence, improve their well-being, and participate in sporting competitions at various levels.
Early Intervention
Helping Children Achieve Their Maximum Potential
Early Intervention (EI) is a very important and the most significant step in early childhood development for children age 0-6 with disabilities and delayed development.
Why it matters :
Early identification and timely intervention can significantly improve a child’s mobility, communication, and independence—preventing lifelong disability impacts.
Assistive Technology Program
Transforming lives from childhood to independence
More than 5000 children and youth with various disabilities at Amar Seva Sangam, India, are supported by Handi-Care Intl. Many of them need essential mobility devices and equipment which they cannot afford.
Why it matters :
Access to the right assistive device at the right time dramatically improves therapy outcomes, reduces caregiver burden, and enables school enrollment and independent living—yet such equipment is often unaffordable and unsupported by government aid.
Sponsor a Child
Transforming lives from childhood to independence
Provides long-term care, education, and rehabilitation, helping children with disabilities grow into independent adults.
Why it matters :
Sponsoring a child provides long-term, consistent support—helping children with disabilities grow into independent, confident, and productive adults.
Sponsor a Youth
From Education to Employment—Building Independent Futures
Supports education and vocational training, enabling youth with disabilities to achieve employment and self-reliance.
Why it Matters:
Youth with disabilities often face limited access to higher education and job opportunities. With the right education, vocational skills, and support, they can become independent, confident, and economically self-reliant.
Meal for a Day Program
Celebrate a special day by nourishing young lives
Sponsors nutritious meals for children with disabilities—honoring special occasions while ensuring no child goes hungry.
Why it matters :
Go Dhaan (Donate a Cow)
Nourishing Children Through a Timeless Tradition
Creates a sustainable source of milk and nutrition for children through a time-honored tradition.
Why it matters :
