Motivation India

Welcome to Motivation India

Journey from isolation to inclusion. Discover how Motivation India is enabling the journey.

Everyone deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, independence, and purpose. Yet, in India, only 1 in 10 persons with disabilities has access to the assistive devices they need.

At Motivation India, we aim to shift the needle from a one size fits all, donation driven approach to a user centric wheelchair service provision that factors the needs of the user and their environment.

ABOUT US

Driving Inclusion. Enabling Independence.

Motivation India is a registered Charitable Trust established in 2011, committed to transforming the lives of persons with disabilities through user-centred wheelchair services, capacity building of rehabilitation professionals, and the promotion of disability inclusion in education, livelihoods, and sports.

We believe in creating environments where people with disabilities are not just included, but empowered and at the centre of decision-making.

Because inclusion isn’t charity. It’s about dignity, opportunity and belonging.

OUR VISION

We envision a world in which people with disabilities are included and fully participate in all aspects of life.

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to enable greater independence and opportunities for people with disabilities in under-resourced settings. through user-centric wheelchair service provision, training of rehabilitation personnel, promotion of disability inclusion in education, livelihoods and sports.

How you can help

Join us in our mission to provide proper mobility solutions to those in need

DONATE

Give once or regularly to support our work and help fund mobility solutions.

PARTNER

Become part of our team, collaborate with us on projects and initiatives.

WORK

Help achieve our goal, join our team and make a direct impact.

TRAINING

Our training offers advice and information for wheelchair professionals.

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Wheels of Courage – Celebrating Every Journey!

Meeting like-minded professionals from diverse settings and learning together about ‘Appropriate Wheelchair Prescription’ was deeply fulfilling. Slowing down in a fast-paced world to understand the unique needs of wheelchair users and the necessary adjustments made real sense. The rich blend of theory, practical demonstrations, and wrap-up assignments provided invaluable knowledge to take back to my organisation. Special thanks to Mr. Sudhakar, Mr. Praveen, and Mr. Prashanth for making this an unforgettable learning experience.

Merlyn Hilda

PACT INDIA

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