Diya Foundation
VocationalYoung adults
Supports young adults with intellectual disabilities in the transition from school to work. Vocational and livelihood programmes.
Services
Vocational trainingSchool to work transition
How this entry was verified
Listed by A4Autism B4Bangalore.
Good to know
Focused on school-to-work transition for young adults with intellectual disabilities.
More vocational & adult support
- Akshadhaa FoundationCommunity submission. Akshadhaa Foundation (est. 2012) takes a lifecycle approach — from early intervention and special education through to vocational training and supported employment. Founded by Sumana Dutta with a group of parents. Vocational programmes include job readiness (IT and non-IT), handmade paper making, and bakery. They also run an NIOS centre for open schooling. In 2024, SAP Labs India partnered with them to launch a digital learning programme for neurodivergent individuals. The foundation reports serving approximately 22,000 beneficiaries over its history, though this figure could not be independently verified.
- ALFAA — Assisted Living for Autistic AdultsCreates 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.
- Amogh CentreCommunity submission. Amogh Trust provides inclusive education and skill development for neurodiverse adults (18+) with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Their programmes include Pragati (work-from-home livelihood opportunities), Ananya (sheltered product-making workshop), and Dreamweaves (a weaving centre). Currently supports around 34 adults with intellectual disabilities in productive, dignified work. Located on Hosa Road near Electronic City.
- Amogh TrustSupports adults (18+) with special needs. Operates a skilling and livelihood centre and sheltered workspace. Programmes include Project Deeksha, Pragati Work-Centre, and Sattva Cafe (a social enterprise).