Allinclusive Foundation
Bindiya Shajith trains the people around autistic individuals — teachers, parents, employers. Her foundation works on the premise that inclusion is not something you provide to a person. It is something you build into a system. If your child's school needs help understanding autism, or if you want training for yourself as a parent, this is who to call.
Founded by Dr. Bindiya Shajith, who holds a PhD in Psychology and a Master's in Special Education with over 14 years of experience. Provides inclusion consulting, training for parents and teachers, and direct support for individuals with autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, and intellectual disabilities. Runs projects across multiple locations in Bangalore. Serves 15 to 20 individuals.
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PhD Psychology + Master's Special Education. 14+ years experience. Section 8 not-for-profit.
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Multiple locations across Bangalore.
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