Programmes
Programmes that give every family a place to belong
Talent, well-being, income and inclusion: the initiatives we have built around children, mothers and the wider community.
Hope Stars
The programme for every child’s talent
A child-centred initiative for neurodivergent children. Through creative activities, arts, sports, games, celebrations and social interaction, children discover their strengths, express themselves and build meaningful friendships.
They take part actively, experience joy and develop essential life skills in a supportive and inclusive environment.
Abilities
Talents
Confidence
Independence
Hope Mothers
Support, care and leadership for mothers
A supportive community for the mental health and emotional well-being of mothers of neurodivergent children, through awareness sessions, motivational programmes, peer support, weekend relaxation activities and recreational outings.
Share
Relax
Feel valued
Hope Crafts (H’Craft)
Skills, income and independence
Vocational training in handicrafts, bag-making and creative work, so mothers can create products, earn income and contribute to their families’ financial security, with confidence and dignity.
Hope Crafts was inaugurated by Mohammed Riyas, then Minister for Public Works and Tourism, Kerala.
Skills
Income
Independence
Connecting Families & Society
Two initiatives that widen the circle
SFS
Special Family Support
Promotes the holistic development of neurodivergent children through collaboration among families, society and professionals. It also provides financial assistance to eligible families in need, easing the burden of care and widening access to essential support.
Families
Society
Professionals
UNITE
Universal Network for Inclusion, Training and Education
Brings families, professionals, educational institutions and the wider community together through awareness programmes, educational activities and capacity-building, for a society where every individual is recognised, valued and included.
Inclusion
Training
Education
Community Care
A community that cares, in good times and hard ones
We serve families beyond therapy: in disaster, access, health and public life.
Disaster relief
After the Ockhi cyclone and coastal devastation, Hopeshore opened as a relief camp for the community.
Accessible transport
A dedicated vehicle helps children reach their regular educational and therapeutic activities.
Family well-being
A family gathering with a dental camp for children, inaugurated by V. K. C. Mammed Koya.
Public engagement
Children performed at HiLITE Mall for World Autism Awareness Day, and Mazhavillu Varnam was led.
Be part of what we are building
Support, volunteer or enrol: we would love to hear from you.