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Our students are trained to assist in our in-house library, where parents can borrow books and games.
Learn MoreEvery week, on one day (Friday or Saturday), our REACH Café welcomes guests to a mouth-watering spread of snacks & drinks, prepared and served by the students.
Learn MoreEach handmade decoration, greeting card, or festive craft, reflects our students’ unique perspective and talent.
Learn MoreReach Centre for Autism is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering, educating and supporting families affected by Autism. We see Autism as a unique way of experiencing the world, rather than as a misfortune. We accept children without any judgement and help them to achieve their maximum potential.
The founder of Reach Centre for Autism, Ms. Lata Iyer, is a special educator with experience for over 2 decades, and also the proud parent of an Autistic individual, Anushka. While working with and trying to understand the world of her daughter through her perspective, Ms Iyer realized the need for establishing a centre that connects autistic individuals and their parents with a team of experts. The key objective of this initiative is to ensure that individuals on the spectrum achieve functional independence and have access to a support network.
To create a positive impact in the lives of Autistic individuals and their families through choice, opportunity and inclusion.
Years Experience
I am absolutely delighted with the REACH centre! The team has done an amazing job with my child. The teachers are incredibly patient, caring, and supportive. Huge thanks to Lata Iyer ma'am for her outstanding leadership.
As a parent of a child with autism, finding a nurturing, understanding, and empowering environment is everything—and we found that at this incredible Centre Reach.
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she is a visionary who truly believes in the potential of every child, regardless of the challenges they face.
My son has blossomed—gaining confidence, joy, and a sense of belonging I had long hoped for. Their unwavering support and tailored approach have made all the difference.
As a mother, I feel deeply reassured knowing that my child is seen, valued, and guided with such intentional care.
We have received great response from Reach Centre. Their staff is always supportive and kind. By joining this Centre our 80% load is reduced. We had lost all hope from mainstream schools, but by joining this Centre we now have hopes that our son can have a better future....
In 2022, I faced one of the most heartbreaking moments as a parent—realizing that my son was struggling deeply in school. He couldn't read like children his age, nor could he solve basic math problems. We tried a regular classroom, tuition classes, and various centers, but nothing seemed to work. It was frustrating, painful, and discouraging....
Reach Centre for Autism is a very good centre for our child. We realised that our son, Vedant is enjoying his work and the activities are helping him develop various skills. ...
I am truly Grateful for the incredible work that Reach centre for Autism is doing for children on the spectrum. Here, the environment is filled with warmth, patience and genuine care, ...
Promote public understanding, acceptance and support for Autism – through outreach, advocacy, education & donation (monetary / in kind).
Learn MoreAdmissions to the Reach Centre are open throughout the year. Observation & assessment, parent interaction & case history, help to design child centric programmes for effective intervention.
Learn MoreAutism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects communication and behaviour. It affects individuals differently and to varying degrees.
Early signs may include limited eye contact, delayed speech or non-verbal communication, repetitive behaviours, lack of interest in peer interaction, and hypo /hyper - sensitivity to sounds or textures. It is important to consult a specialist in case any of the above symptoms are observed.
Autism is not a disease and has no “cure.” Early intervention, therapy and support can significantly improve communication and behaviour. However, medication may be recommended for certain symptoms or co-morbidities