Aims & Objectives | Navjeevan Society

Primary Aims

What we set out to achieve.

From early identification through to vocational independence — a lifelong continuum of care and support.

Enable the child to use his residual potentials to the maximum extent through timely identification and appropriate intervention.

Imparting pre-vocational training to adolescents, building a foundation for independent work and future livelihood.

Sheltered workshop opportunities so adults can achieve full or partial economic independence.

Counselling the parents and families of persons with intellectual disabilities to provide sustained, informed support at home.

On the issue of mental disability and other brain-related problems — through street plays, camps, and awareness programs.

Guiding Objectives

Beyond the core aims, Navjeevan commits to these guiding objectives in all its work.

Achieving holistic development of the children across physical, cognitive, communication and social domains.

Conducting and supporting research related to intellectual disability to improve practices and understanding.

Providing technical assistance to other organisations working with a similar mission across the region.

Conducting RCI-recognised courses aiming at developing trained manpower in the field of intellectual disability.

Giving adults with any type of disability an opportunity to work in a sheltered workshop to achieve full or partial economic independence.

Ensuring every person we serve lives with dignity, social acceptance, and is recognised as a valued member of the community.