SARP (Society for Action with Rural Poor)

S A R P

SARP acronym for Society for Action with Rural Poor is a registered non-profit, non religious, non-governmental and social development grass root organization established by likeminded and committed individuals in the year 1985.

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Support for Persons with Disabilities

At SARP, we believe that every individual—regardless of ability—deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, independence, and inclusion. Our programs for persons with disabilities (PWDs) focus on enabling access to essential services, inclusive education, vocational training, mobility aids, and rights-based advocacy. We work closely with families and communities to break the barriers of stigma and promote participation in all aspects of life.

We provide personalized support through health screenings, assistive devices, rehabilitation services, and skill-building opportunities. By collaborating with schools, employers, and local bodies, we create pathways for PWDs to pursue education, meaningful employment, and full community involvement. At SARP, inclusion is not just a goal—it is a commitment to equity and empowerment for all.

What We Do

At SARP, we are committed to empowering persons with disabilities by providing them with the tools, services, and support they need to lead independent and dignified lives. We focus on accessibility, education, healthcare, and livelihood opportunities, while actively working to reduce stigma and ensure inclusion in all aspects of society. Our programs are built on respect, participation, and long-term impact.

Promote Inclusive Education
Enable Livelihood Access

Distribute Mobility Aids
Support Family Awareness

Train for Employment
Advocate Disability Rights

Why It Matters

Persons with disabilities often face barriers that limit their access to education, employment, and participation in society. These challenges are not just physical, but also social and systemic. At SARP, we believe inclusion is a right, not a privilege. When we support and empower individuals with disabilities, we foster dignity, independence, and equal opportunity — creating a more just and compassionate society for all.