ALFAA — Assisted Living for Autistic Adults
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The question every parent dreads: 'What happens when I'm gone?' ALFAA is one of the very few places in Bangalore trying to answer it.
Creates quality living conditions and work/leisure opportunities for adults with autism. One of very few organisations in Bangalore focused specifically on adult autism support and assisted living.
Services
Assisted livingVocational trainingLeisure programmes
How this entry was verified
Listed by A4Autism B4Bangalore. Addresses critical gap in adult services.
Good to know
Focused on adults — rare in the Bengaluru autism ecosystem. The pin is approximate to Mathrushree Layout; use the written address and call before visiting.
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