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Featured Success Story Asif Iqbal Asif Iqbal is a person who can easily become a role model for many.He has never let his disability come in his way. He has met the former President of India (Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam) to discuss technology initiative which would benefit blind/ visually impaired community.He has won the State role model award in the disability community by governor of West Bengal on December 3, 2007 and the National award constituted by President of India for outstanding disabled employee on December 3, 2008. He works with the help of talking software (JAWS) which provides audio output of computer screen. He uses talking software installed on his cell phone.  Read more... Readers Speak Mohini Sharma Of course I do. I am dreaming a job for me; I am dreaming a job for my wheelchair. Moreover to it I am seeking job in India. Should I pity on my disability or should I pity on my country or better I pity on government who is handicapped itself. Do I shout loud to make people understand about my needs or I just compromise and be happy with self employment of minimum salary? Do I pat my parents back and tell them that I will look after you when you are old or I pray to god to keep them young forever so they can look after me for the whole life.  Read more...

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Life comes with challenges and questions. Life with a physical disability comes with added challenges and extra questions. Questions like: How do I handle these challenges? Whom can I confide in? Who will help me? Whom can I talk to? Who can understand my feelings? You will find the answers to many such questions on this site. We provide "Free Online Counseling Services." We are here to help those who are conventionally known as "disabled"or "handicapped"... but they are actually the people with "special needs" or we can say "differently abled people".