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KiliKili — Inclusive Play Spaces

InclusionChildrenSince 2006

Kavitha Krishnamoorthy started KiliKili because her son Ananth — who is autistic — lit up at the sight of swings but couldn't get on any. That absence became a mission: 10 inclusive parks across India.

A volunteer-driven trust formed by parents of children with special needs, creating inclusive public play spaces in collaboration with BBMP. Three inclusive parks in Bangalore: Coles Park (Frazer Town), Gayatri Devi Park (Rajajinagar), and MN Krishna Rao Park (Basavangudi). Also built specialised sensory parks and obstacle courses for autism-specific schools.

Services

Inclusive playSensory parksIntegration eventsSchool programmes

How this entry was verified

10 inclusive play spaces across India. Wheelchair-accessible equipment, sensory integration tracks, quiet corners for autism. Quarterly integration events bringing 200+ children together.

Good to know

Parks are public and free. Wheelchair accessible. Quarterly inclusive events open to all.