"Big journeys begin with small steps."
It started in a small therapy room in Lucknow — a child was learning to tie his shoelaces, slowly, carefully, with a proud smile when he got it right. That moment stayed.
At the Aaryavart Centre for Autism and Special Needs, days were filled with tiny triumphs — a child brushing her teeth on her own, another identifying his lunchbox by color. These small wins, led by the compassion and vision of Archana Pandey, felt anything but small. They were milestones. They were freedom.
What if every child, no matter where they are in India, could receive that same sense of support — right at home?
That question led to a journey — across India and beyond. We visited centers in Delhi, Kerala, Gujarat, Bengal, Punjab, and even remote towns where access to therapies was still a dream. We sat with parents, listened to their stories, frustrations, and quiet hopes.
Structured routine apps used in special schools
Inclusive education tools embedded in daily life
Culturally adapted materials for diverse communities
Everywhere, we asked: What are they doing right?
And more importantly: How can this work for Indian families — in their languages, routines, and rhythms?
To the families who welcomed us, the educators who taught us, and the children who inspired every feature —
Thank you. You made this real.
Sarya is your space — a place where every child is guided, celebrated, and empowered to say:
"I can do it!"
Warmly,
Saurabh
Founder, Sarya