At the inception of the society in Bhopal in 2005 we found this is a pressing need to start a special school for the Mentally Challenged children, as they were locked up behind the doors and no one to care and educate them. During the survey we found that the children of this group belong to very poor families and parents were unhappy and depressed. So, we started school on 8th December 2005 with 16 children in an inertial village Lambakheda, Bhopal. We submit students of different categories irrespective of cast and need.

VISION

“To encourage and assist mentally retarded children in improving their mental and physical abilities and to make them self-reliant and independent as much as possible and less of a burden to their families and society at large.”

MISSION

“Our Mission is to compassionately nurture the less privileged intellectually challenged persons to experience the fullness of Life and to effect transformation in all at Jeevoday through a diverse growth-oriented curriculum” 

Our aim is to safeguard the protection of rights, equal opportunity, and full participation for persons with intellectual disabilities and bring them to the Mainstream

• To educate and prepare intellectually challenged children to live within the community, having achieved threefold independence – physical, social, and psychological to the best of their abilities.

• To help adult intellectually challenged men and women acquire useful skills

• To help these adults enter the mainstream of the society

• To offer within our possibilities job-oriented training suited to their talents and Vocational skills

• To conduct parents counseling and training programs to prepare the parents to   accept their children as a part of their family

• To create public awareness to involve the community in the training and   Rehabilitation of adults with Intellectual Disabilities

• Provide therapy and counseling appropriate to their needs

• To conduct or participate in seminars, camps, conferences, research, and training programs for mentally handicapped children.

• To undertake and participate in programs pertaining to health, education, employment, and rehabilitation of the disabled.

• To create public awareness to involve the community in the training and rehabilitation of persons with Intellectual Disabilities