It was a big day at Saaransh Foundation on 31 March 2017. The academic year 2016-17 ended with the happy faces of achievers. During the end of term PTM,.....[ More... ]

Saaransh Foundation observed the World Down Syndrome Day on 21 March 2017 in a very special way. The members of Team Saaransh visited the homes of four children with Down syndrome and spent quality time with them............ [ More... ]

Saaransh Foundation celebrated Valentine’s Day in an adorable way . Our kids prepared cards and wall hangings for their parents, siblings, teachers and friends during a special Art & Craft activity session in school on that day........... [ More... ]

Saaransh Foundation had its first ever Picnic on 15/2/12017 at Indroda Park, Gandhinagar. The children from both Pull-out Programme and Foundation programme visited the park and the adjacent zoo with great enthusiasm.......... [ More... ]

Vasant Panchami was celebrated at Saaransh Foundation with great enthusiasm. The children of the Pull-out programme and the Foundation programme together participated in the activities such as Flower Rangoli making, decoration and Saraswati Vandana.......... [ More... ]

Saaransh Foundation organized a parenting workshop titled “A Journey beyond Care – towards Independence” at the school premises on 28th January, 2017. All members of Team Saaransh contributed in the session by making presentations on their specific role and achievements........ [ More... ]

They say, “Sharing is caring”, and we at Saaransh Foundation also believe that the best way to multiply our happiness is share it with others. To inculcate this good habit of sharing and caring in our children, we organized an activity on the very third day of the New Year....... [ More... ]

“He's making a list, And checking it twice, Gonna find out who's naughty or nice. Santa Claus is coming to town! He sees you when you're sleeping, He knows when you're awake. He knows when you've been bad or good, So be good for goodness sake!”...... [ More... ]

In Saaransh Foundation we are very clear that we will not change the way our children view the world, instead we promise to ourselves that we will change the way the world views our children......... [ More... ]

“Love me as I am; don’t make me feel less than what I am; I don’t need to fit into your idea of perfect; I can be imperfect but great”. These are the unspoken thoughts of the children of Saaransh Foundation........ [ More... ]

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities is marked around the world annually on 3 December, as per the United Nations’ General Assembly resolution 47/3 of 14 October 1992, to promote awareness and mobilize support for critical issues pertaining to the inclusion of persons with disabilities in society. Saaransh Foundation observed this day with the same motto....... [ More... ]

There was fun and frolic all around as Saaransh Foundation celebrated its first ever Children's Day on 15th November 2016. For the children, it was a full-day school, wherein they underwent their regular therapies as per their schedule but education was done through different activities related to Children's Day...... [ More... ]

Saaransh Foundation had its first Diwali celebrations on 27th October before the school closed for 10 days. The children were at their creative best. The students of our Pull-out programme made a couple of beautiful Rangolis,..... [ More... ]

To celebrate the spirit of #GandhiJayanti, we arranged a session on Mahatma Gandhi, where we taught our children how to operate Gandhiji’s charkha. We arranged a small charkha from Sabarmati Ashram..... [ More... ]

We organized an 'Art & Craft workshop' for our children at Saaransh Foundation recently. Mr. Hasmukh Chauhan, Art & Craft educator of Delhi Public School, Gandhinagar conducted the workshop.... [ More... ]

In an endeavour to reach the horizons of humanity, Bholaram Education Society, marked the launching of Saaransh Foundation on 29th Aug.2016 at Sardar Patel Memorial Auditorium, Shahibagh, Ahmedabad, with great zeal, vibrance and elation... [ More... ]

Raising a differently abled child does not require a special family but every family that undertakes such a journey to bring up the child to be self-capable, becomes special in its own way. With an objective of fostering this special bonding between the child, parent... [ More... ]