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To serve children with special needs and their families. Our network includes special educators, therapists, volunteers, caregivers, and social workers who are deeply committed to changing lives. At Nalam Charitable Trust, we are more than a trust – we are a family that believes in possibilities, not limitations.
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Account Holder Name: NALAM CHARITABLE TRUST
Bank Name: INDUSIND BANK
Account No: 259042451808
IFSC CODE: INDB0000248
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Frequently
Asked
Questions
Who can benefit from your services?
We serve children with physical, mental, and developmental challenges, as well as their families who need support and guidance.
Are your services free or paid?
Many of our core services are offered free or at minimal cost, thanks to generous donors and supporters. We believe finances should never be a barrier to care.
What types of therapy do you offer?
We provide physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and behavioral therapy tailored to each child’s needs.
How can I enroll my child?
You can visit our center or contact us directly through phone or email. Our team will assess your child’s needs and guide you through the enrollment process.
Do you provide residential care?
Currently, we offer day-care services. We plan to expand into residential care in the near future as part of our long-term vision.
Can I volunteer with Nalam Charitable Trust?
Absolutely! We welcome volunteers who are passionate about working with special children. Training and support will be provided.
How can I donate to support your work?
Donations can be made via our website or by visiting our center. Every contribution helps change a child’s life.
Are you registered as a charitable trust?
Yes, Nalam Charitable Trust is a legally registered non-profit organization dedicated to serving children with special needs.
