CPAI: Empowering Lives Since 1968

Founded in 1968 by the esteemed Padma Bhushan recipient, late Dr. N. H. Wadia, our sheltered workshop and school were established with the noble aim of assisting Persons with Different Abilities (PDAs) in acquiring pre-vocational skills. Over the years, our mission has expanded to include support for underprivileged women and single mothers, reflecting our commitment to fostering a more inclusive society.

As the number of PDAs seeking assistance increased, we recognized the urgent need to enhance our services. This led to the establishment of a dedicated therapy setup at our center, allowing us to provide comprehensive support to a growing number of beneficiaries. Our expansion into additional states underscores our dedication to overcoming barriers and advancing the well-being of PDAs.

Today, CPAI proudly operates through three branches, continuing to adhere to our mission and vision. We strive to break down obstacles and create an inclusive environment where PDAs can lead fulfilling lives and contribute to society. Our commitment remains unwavering as we work towards building a future where every individual can thrive and realize their potential.

Appeal

Appeal for General Donation for CPAI
Dear Sir/Ma'am,
CPAI pledged to provide an engaged and secure life for adults afflicted with Cerebral Palsy and multiple disabilities
We run a special school for children (17 and below) which provides educational support and skill development. Workshop for Vocational training, daily living & recreational activities for Adults. A therapy unit consists (OT, ST, PT, Sensory) etc for PDAs. A women empowerment project ' Swanama' for economic empowerment of women in special need of the society (Single mother, Women PDAs and Tribal women) through varying stitching center in the city we produce 100% cotton Sanitary Napkin,We are providing 'Shikshan Project' academic support for single mother child through Annual fee support. We Also conduct free orthopedic and health check-up camps for our beneficiaries and other school PDAs, along with the distribution of health equipment.
The funds or donations raised by donors will be used for the added activities and strengthened operations of the school and training group, this fund will also benefit the therapy unit for advanced functioning and improved therapeutic approach for PDAs and better functioning of Swanama Project. This fund can also utilised for conducting camps, bus serices, mid-day meal program and ration distribution.