Dnyanarchana works with disabled people, and especially disabled women, to build confidence, livelihoods and independence. Your support turns everyday care into lasting change.
Dnyanarchana Apangsneha Bahuuddeshya Sanstha was founded in 2015 with one belief: a disabled person is not a problem to be managed, but a person to be backed. Across Chandrapur we run a shelter, a counselling centre, education partnerships and a livelihoods workshop.
The aim is steady and practical. We help disabled women move from dependence to self-reliance, earning a real income through craft, sewing and small enterprise, supported by counselling and a community that celebrates every festival together.
There are no big grants behind us. This home stays open because people choose to cover the everyday things it cannot do without. Here is a day inside, and what your support keeps alive.
Before anything else, everyone is fed. On the mornings we fall short, it is the women who feel it first.
Fans, lights and the sewing machines run all afternoon. When the electricity bill goes unpaid, the training simply stops.
A trainer sits with one woman at a time until she can earn for herself. That is the whole point, independence that lasts.
Rice, dal, oil and fresh vegetables come in, so no one wakes up to an empty shelf.
The doors close on a place that is theirs, safe and dry. That roof carries a rent every single month.
This is what we cannot do without. Pick one thing and keep it going, month after month.
See every way to sponsor →Each program is run on the ground in Chandrapur, and each one is something your donation directly supports.
A safe home where disabled women rebuild self-confidence, learn skills and find a path to standing on their own.
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Expert counselling for the challenges disabled people face, helping ease mental stress and restore a sense of strength.
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Special computer and skills batches run with Codecraft Computer Academy, opening doors that education was always meant to open.
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Incense, envelopes, bamboo craft and sewing made by disabled hands, real work that pays and a real route to self-reliance.
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The crafts from our Swavlambi Udyog workshop are made entirely by disabled women learning a trade. When you buy a pack of incense or a set of envelopes, you are not giving charity, you are paying someone for honest, skilled work.
A donation here is not spent on overheads and forgotten. It becomes training, materials, counselling and a livelihood for a disabled woman in Chandrapur.
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Dnyanarchana Apangsneha Bahuuddeshya Sanstha · 80G registered
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You are sponsoring this need at ₹1,000 every month. This amount is debited automatically each month until you choose to stop. You can cancel anytime.
Dnyanarchana Apangsneha Bahuuddeshya Sanstha · 80G registered
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