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Pragati Towards Livelihood

Pragati Towards Livelihood

Pragati Towards Livelihood is a vocational skill training center for neurodivergent young adults aged 15 and above.

Established in July 2017, Pragati follows a Person -Centered Approach, providing training in Creative Arts, Horticulture, Digital Literacy, Independent Living Skills, and Employability for young adults with neurodevelopmental disabilities.

 

Rooted in structured processes, Pragati focuses on building participants’ strengths, helping them develop self-advocacy, follow processes, and acquire job -readiness skills.

The center offers a simulated work environment where participants gain practical skills to transition into:

  • Inclusive organizations

  • Self-employment with support from family and peers

  • Assisted social enterprises alongside other adults with Autism, with guidance from a support group

Pragati Towards Livelihood continues to support its participants even after they transition to their respective workplace roles, offering opportunities for upskilling, reskilling, and ongoing coping support.

Ongoing Programs

Pragati Towards Livelihood opens doors to meaningful opportunities through training in creative arts and digital skills, empowering young adults to explore their talents and prepare for future employment.

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Domain Training

Pragati serves as the printing and assembly hub for our line of teaching aids, with trainees working in collaboration with a content developer to bring each product to life.

Admissions

For all admission-related enquiries, please contact: pragati@biswagouri.org

 We welcome young adults aged 15 years and above with neurological and developmental challenges to join Pragati Towards Livelihood.

★ Each admission begins with a 10-day observation and trial period, allowing all stakeholders to assess whether the program can best meet the young adult’s needs.

★ Following this, an Individualised Development Plan (IDP) is created, outlining the specific areas of training and support the participant will receive at Pragati.

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Testimonials

Omar has been with Pragati for five years. Before this, his autism made it hard for him to sit still or control his temper. Today, his behaviour has improved so much.

Sarbani Ma’am and the trainers treat Omar like an individual, not just a student. They understand his emotions perfectly. Being a single mom is hard, and I sometimes worry about being enough for him. But knowing Pragati is there to support him makes everything easier. I am so proud that my son is part of this family. Thank you to the entire team for everything.

Salma

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