EKansh believes that any Disability needs to be understood holistically. We have therefore followed the sequence of Awareness, Acceptance, Sensitization and Inclusion. Our activities are broadly outlined below. If you would like to know more, please browse through the photographs on various pages in this website or write to us at info@ekansh.org.
Please note: * Services for which vendor registration and invoices are required will be billed under EKansh Associates for accounts and taxation purposes. EKansh Trust is a not for profit organization which accepts donations and beneficiaries are People with Disabilities.
Accessibility:
Workshops for students and professionals of
>Architecture
>Design
>Media
>Management
* These workshops last anywhere between 2 hours to a day and we use interactive methods to ensure better understanding of Disability related issues.
Access Audits [Physical access for People with Different Disabilities]
*We are recommended by the Disability Commissioner Office in Maharashtra to conduct these audits in all government buildings .
Sensitization:
*Our workshops are tailormade for different groups and are impactful and greatly appreciated. They are interactive and fun while being educational.
> Workshops for students in schools
> Corporate sensitization for inclusive teams
> Workshops for groups wanting to understand Disabilities and related possibilities/issues
> We have published a coloring book and a story book for children of all ages. Both these books aim at sensitizing the developing mind to make it more inclusive and empathic.
Employment:
*We conduct job fairs every two years. The efforts for placement continue through the year.
>Training for Candidates in Basic English, Soft Skills, Tele Marketing/BPO, Basic use of computers
>Employment drives and efforts
Indian Sign Language:
Weekend workshops aimed at teaching participants to have a basic conversation in Indian Sign Language.
Early Intervention Advocacy:
Reaching out to health workers in Slums and rural areas through our early awareness booklets. Encouraging prevention, early detection and early intervention.
Early intervention is imperative once a disability is detected. Delay in acknowledgement and positive action can lead to a lifetime of dependency and struggle.
Please note: * Services for which vendor registration and invoices are required will be billed under EKansh Associates for accounts and taxation purposes. EKansh Trust is a not for profit organization which accepts donations and beneficiaries are People with Disabilities.
Accessibility:
Workshops for students and professionals of
>Architecture
>Design
>Media
>Management
* These workshops last anywhere between 2 hours to a day and we use interactive methods to ensure better understanding of Disability related issues.
Access Audits [Physical access for People with Different Disabilities]
*We are recommended by the Disability Commissioner Office in Maharashtra to conduct these audits in all government buildings .
Sensitization:
*Our workshops are tailormade for different groups and are impactful and greatly appreciated. They are interactive and fun while being educational.
> Workshops for students in schools
> Corporate sensitization for inclusive teams
> Workshops for groups wanting to understand Disabilities and related possibilities/issues
> We have published a coloring book and a story book for children of all ages. Both these books aim at sensitizing the developing mind to make it more inclusive and empathic.
Employment:
*We conduct job fairs every two years. The efforts for placement continue through the year.
>Training for Candidates in Basic English, Soft Skills, Tele Marketing/BPO, Basic use of computers
>Employment drives and efforts
Indian Sign Language:
Weekend workshops aimed at teaching participants to have a basic conversation in Indian Sign Language.
Early Intervention Advocacy:
Reaching out to health workers in Slums and rural areas through our early awareness booklets. Encouraging prevention, early detection and early intervention.
Early intervention is imperative once a disability is detected. Delay in acknowledgement and positive action can lead to a lifetime of dependency and struggle.