Asha Ka Jharna
A voluntary non-profit registered organization working for the cause of disability & child rights since 1998.
Three special schools & inclusive education 'Sanjhi Udaan' at three regular schools
For children with intellectually disabilities (including cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism and other developmental disabilities) as well as those with hearing and speech impairment providing services spanning six towns in Rajasthan.
Developing Skilled Educators
We have been conducting two-year diplomas in special education (specialization in a) intellectual disability & b) hearing impairment) duly recognized by the Rehabilitation Council of India with the aim to address dire shortage of quality professional educators. These educators trained by us are the multiplier force serving hundreds of children with disabilities in public and private educational institutes including NGOs.
Early Intervention
Project ‘Navankur’ - An early intervention unit catering to very young neurodivergent children through developmental therapies and handholding/capacity building of families.
About Us
Our Mission & Guiding Principles
To empower children and youth with disabilities by providing quality education, therapeutic support, vocational training and by advocating for their rights and inclusion at all levels with the aim to make them achieve rightful place in their settings with the active participation of all stake holders.
Our Guiding Principles are Accessibility, Awareness, Education and Livelihood leading to Inclusion & Empowerment.
Guiding Framework: CREAM
(Catch Them Young — early identification and intervention)
(Rights-Based — Grounded in UNCRPD and RPwD Act 2016)
(Engage — Families, communities, government systems & ecosystem)
(Advocate — For policy, accessibility and systemic change)
(Maximize Potential — Through education, therapy and livelihoods)
Belief & Values
Every child has the inherent right to
- Life, survival and development,
- The highest attainable standard of health to facilities for the treatment of illness
- Education and the right to benefit from social security
- A standard of living adequate for the child's physical, mental, spiritual, moral and social development.
Our Vision
A Society with Just & Equal Opportunities for All.
More than 500+ events done successfully
Events
National Athletics Championship
- 5th February 2026
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Special Olympics National Atheletics Championship,
Rohtak
Community Outreach Service Physio Therapy Camp
- May - June 2026
- AKJ Three Special School Premises by Our Trained & Experienced Physio Therapists
Accessibility Audits of Multiple Public Use Buildings
- 2025 - 26
- 130 Public Use Buildings Audited Across the Country till May 2026
We practice highest level of governance and transparency. Programmatic and financial documents are placed in public domain. All prevalent statuary registrations, recognitions and affiliations have always remained in force uninterrupted since 1998 with periodic renewals. Standard policies and protocols as per law of the land are in place. Asha Ka Jharna is Vetted & Verified by Guide Star India, Give Foundation, Benevity & CAF. We consciously ensure that our programs promote dignity, equity and fairness at every level. We believe and practice ethical social work practice, honest communications both within and outside of our community, learnings from our failures and mid-course corrections, if needed. Disability and Child Rights are our two core intervention areas, and we have resisted diluting into unchartered territories which are not our competencies.
Our Accolades
Asha Ka Jharna is the recipient of Best National Organisation Award 2014 by The National Trust (Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India) as well as Best State NGO Award 2009 by Rajasthan Government. We also got National Nina Sibal Award 2018 for Best Organization in Disability Sector.
28
Years of service
5000+
Children Supported & Counting.....
- Pankaj, Nancy, Adnan, Ayush, Matin, Shakir, Murari are few of AKJ students who have excelled in national level sports and abylampics events all these years.
- Suresh, Sameer, Sajid, Vinay, Naveen, Jitendra, Rakesh, Nabil, Dheeraj, Nageshwar, Ashraf are some of AKJ Alumni successfully rehabilitated in the community with gainful livelihood.
Testimonials
What People Say About Us
Shabina Bano
The Hans Foundation
It has been amazing to see the changes in the life of children with disability.
Narrabeen
Sydney, Australia
Extremely heart warming to visit! The teachers are dedicated and enthusiastic about the work they do.
Deepshikha
Childline India Foundation
Childline Sikar is doing an incredible work towards child abuse and child labour.
Reflections
From our Chief Functionary & Co Founder, Dr. Sudeep Goyal
At Asha Ka Jharna, we are deeply committed to advancing the rights, dignity, and inclusion of children and young adults with disabilities. We believe that every child, regardless of ability, deserves equal opportunities to learn, participate, thrive, and lead a life of dignity. Children with intellectual and developmental disabilities are among the most vulnerable to exclusion, neglect, and abuse. Our work is therefore rooted in the principles of child rights, inclusion, accessibility, and social justice. Guided by the four pillars of Enlightenment, Education, Employment, and Empowerment, we strive to create an enabling environment where individuals with disabilities can realize their full potential. Over the past 28 years, our dedicated team, families, and community partners have worked together to build a continuum of support—from early intervention and inclusive education to skill development, livelihood, and community participation. This sustained effort has resulted in measurable improvements in self-help abilities, communication and social skills, cognitive and academic development, physical and emotional well-being, and economic independence. Our journey has demonstrated that when barriers are removed and opportunities are created, persons with disabilities can become confident, productive, and valued members of society. The growing acceptance and support for our work within the community reinforces our conviction that inclusion is not merely a goal—it is the foundation of a just and compassionate society.
