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Governor visits Deepshikha
On 28 October 2026 the Governor toured our programmes, met our children and announced a ₹1 lakh grant. Read the story
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At Deepshikha, we are committed to empowering children with developmental disabilities—including Mental Retardation, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, and Multiple Disabilities —through education, therapy, and skill development . Based in Ranchi, Jharkhand, Deepshikha is dedicated to supporting childhood and developmental disabilities through education, therapy, and community programs. As the State Nodal Agency Centre (SNAC), we collaborate with NGOs, experts, and caregivers across the state to create a more inclusive society.






Join us in our mission to support children with Autism, Down Syndrome, Mental Retardation, Cerebral Palsy, and Multiple Disabilities. Together, we can guide them toward independence, dignity, and confidence—empowering every child to thrive. Be part of a movement that believes in ability beyond disability.
Deepshikha aims to work for child development and mental health by developing models of clinical services, education, skill training and advocacy.
To enlighten, enrich and empower the differently able persons.
Mahesh Poddar
Dr. Alok Sharan
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Sonthalia Family
Late Sh Radheshyam Chowdhary
Patel Family, Kanpur.
Budhia Family, Ranchi
Garodia Family Kolkata
Tulsyan Family
Usha Martin Ltd.
Vedika Credit Capital Ltd
The Himatsingka Foundation
At Deepshikha, we are dedicated to empowering children with special needs through education, therapy, and community support.
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I’m Anju Devi from Bokaro, mother of Rajmat. We joined Deepshikha in 2023 after noticing delayed milestones and hyperactivity in my son. With regular therapy and education, his behavior and understanding have improved a lot. Now, even after shifting to Bokaro, we continue weekly visits to ensure his progress stays consistent.
I’m Anju Singh, mother of two children with autism. As I spent time with them at Deepshikha, I felt inspired to support other kids too. In 2017, I officially joined the team. I’ve always loved art, so now I use it to teach children creatively while helping them build life skills.
I’m Jhuma Gupta, mother of Mouli. When we discovered her learning challenges, we joined Deepshikha. I left my job to support her and soon got the chance to assist at the school. Over time, I trained in special education and found real joy in helping other children grow—just like my own daughter.
My son Amar couldn’t speak or walk properly when he joined Deepshikha at age 10. He needed help with everything—eating, bathing, learning. Slowly, he began to improve. Now he can eat on his own, manage his daily needs, and even help at home. I’m so thankful for his progress.
Raunak had speech and learning difficulties from an early age and was removed from two schools. We joined Deepshikha in 2020, and since then, he’s made great strides. He’s become more independent, takes part in school tasks, and manages himself better. It’s been a turning point for us.
For two decades, Deepshikha has been a beacon of hope—empowering children with autism, cerebral palsy, and other developmental challenges through compassionate education, therapy, and inclusive community programs. Our journey symbolizes unwavering resilience, steadfast belief, and the boundless potential that each child carries.