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Snehadhara Foundation

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Founded 2012

Snehadhara Foundation is a Bengaluru-based not-for-profit established in 2012 dedicated to Arts Practices for Inclusion. It uses arts-based pedagogy to create inclusive learning environments for diverse learners and trains educators across India.

Opportunities from Snehadhara Foundation

Program

Snehadhara Sangam Inclusive Arts Programme

by Snehadhara Foundation

Sangam is Snehadhara Foundation's inclusive arts programme at its Nelamangala campus near Bengaluru, open to learners aged 5 and above, using dance, drama, music, and visual arts.

For children ages 5 and above
In-person event
₹750 to ₹2,200 per participant, by program and transport

What your child could gain:

Self-expression through artsCollaboration and group workSensory and emotional regulation
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About

Snehadhara Foundation is a Bengaluru-based pioneering not-for-profit organisation established in December 2012 and dedicated to Arts Practices for Inclusion (API). The Foundation places arts at the core of teaching and learning, fostering inclusion as the cornerstone of a compassionate society. The organisation runs weekly intervention spaces for children with diverse learning abilities, alternative education programmes for homeschoolers and unschoolers, and immersive in-residence programmes at its Nelamangala campus. Across these initiatives, dance, movement, drama, music, play, and visual arts are used as primary modalities to address learning, academic, and therapeutic goals. Snehadhara is registered as a Karnataka Trust (Registration No. BK IV BNG-BMH 470/2012-2013) and operates two locations: a campus in Nelamangala and a presence in JP Nagar, Bengaluru. The Foundation has worked with around 7,500 children through direct and weekly interventions, with over 70,000 children reached through indirect interventions in schools and other receptive environments, and trained over 2,500 professionals across about 500 organisations across the country.

Programs offered

  • Sangam - inclusive arts programme
  • Snehasangiti - performing arts intervention
  • Impart - learning resource and capacity-building arm
  • Prajnadhara - knowledge platform

Achievements

  • Around 7,500 children reached through direct and weekly arts-based interventions
  • Over 70,000 children reached through indirect school interventions
  • Over 2,500 professionals trained across about 500 organisations across India

Leadership

  • Gitanjali G Govindrajan, Founder (Snehadhara Foundation)

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