Because Only Together We Can

Build a World Where Every Ability Is Empowered, Supported, and Valued.

Meet The Team

Our mission is to provide the differently-abled various avenues to the world through accessibility, education, empowent and rehabilitation. 

Ms. Jasmina Khanna

I am having cerebral palsy; hence, a wheelchair user. While I can only type with one finger (my left hand’s index finger), I have built a successful career as a software tester, with an expertise in web and database testing. Read more...

Dr. Sanket K. Khadilkar

I'm a physical therapist by profession, having worked in the field of disability for over 10 years. I have worked and headed the therapy department of Cheshire Home, Mumbai which is a U.K based N.G.O working towards disability. Read more...

What We Do

01.

— We Design

We provide designs to BMC. BMC executes it as per our design.

02.

— We Design & Build

We designs to BMC. BMC executes it as per our design.

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— We Audit

BMC designs & executes the design. We  do the audit

Impact Stories

Jane’s Been A Migrant Worker Since She Was Just 12
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A Brighter Future — For Cambodia’s Children
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our works

Mumbai’s Five Gardens

The BMC and an NGO, Access to Hope, have joined hands in a bid to create accessible public infrastructure in and around Matunga’s Five Gardens.

The NGO is led by accessibility activist Jasmina Khanna, who lives with cerebral palsy.

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Mumbai’s No lift-off for BEST’s wheelchair

MUMBAI: Are BEST’s wheelchair-accessible buses really ‘friendly’ for differently-abled individuals? 

Can they board and alight buses with ease?

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Accessible footpath for disabled’

The idea of the universal footpath policy was to ensure a barrier free footpath not just to normal pedestrians but also Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) senior citizens, pregnant women and mothers using strollers for their toddlers.

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Mumbai: Test run for differently abled shows road blocks on widened footpaths

What happens when a footpath is widened for universal accessibility? Fifteen differently abled individuals, who carried out a test run of one such stretch in Vile Parle on Sunday, found illegally parked motorcycles and a hawker with his wares on the footpath. 

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