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Supported by: Wipro Cares
SOPAN is a Non-Government Organization (NGO) set up in 2002 to provide needs-based services to children with autism and their families. SOPAN initially started with the mission of empowering persons with autism and their families but expanded its services to include persons and families with other developmental disabilities, as there was a strong need for these services. In 2002, autism was not very well known and hence, children with autism would not get admission in mainstream schools or in special schools.
Mission Statement: “Empowering persons with autism and developmental disabilities, and their families”
Vision Statement: “To create an inclusive society where persons with autism and developmental disabilities can live with dignity”
SOPAN Has Registration with • Society Registration Act, 1860 • Public Trust Act, 1950 • Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 • Section 12A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 • Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 • Foreign Contribution Regulation Act, 2010 • Rehabilitation Council of India
As an NGO working for autism and developmental disabilities, SOPAN
Location
SOPAN right now offers services at Jogeshwari East. Enrolment of students with disability is from all over K Ward. Teachers and students of Suvidya center come from all over Maharashtra. SOPAN liaises with Local Level Committees and Registered organizations of the National Trust all over Maharashtra. Several meetings are also held at New Delhi by the National Trust, which requires SOPAN representative to attend these meetings.
Plan for the Next 1 Year
In the next year, SOPAN plans are as follows:
Upcoming new projects are: