Who we are?
Society for the Vocational Rehabilitation of the Retarded (SVRR) is a non-profit, non-commercial organization dedicated to the rehabilitation and welfare of the Intellectually Disabled Trainees. SVRR was founded in the month of June 1965, by the laborious efforts of Smt. Nandini Divatia …….. read more
What we do?
With the help of experienced teaching staff, SVRR trains such persons in various vocational fields as per their capability such as Waeving, Tailoring, Handicraft and making of Cardoard products.
Besides vocational training, we also undertake many other social cultural & educational activities which helps in trainees over all personality development.
Our Product Range
Cardboard
Writing Pads, Folders, Files…
Weaving
Floor Dusters, Aasan, Yoga mats…
Tailoring
Kitchen Napkins, Aprons, Bags..
Handicraft
Bags, Envelopes, Agarbattis…
In June 1965, the seed sown by Nandiniben has since grown into a fullblown tree.
Our Products Range
Cardboard
- Writing Pads
- Folders
- Files
Weaving
- Floor Dusters
- Aasan
- Yoga mats
Tailoring
- Kitchen Napkins
- Aprons
- Bags
Handicraft
- Gift Bags
- Enevelopes
- Greeting Cards
We need your help
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Sales
Donations
They don’t have a disability, they have a different ability.
Our Success Stories
Vijay Ramchandra Kulkarni
Vijay Ramchandra Kulkarni received the National Award on 03.12.2001 at the hands of Vice President –Shri Krishnkant for his outstanding performance in the most efficient disabled employee category. He is both mentally & physically disabled and has impaired speech.
Dilip Kashinath Labdhe
Dilip Kashinath Labdhe was bestowed Shri Bhikhubhai C. Shah Memorial Award in 2014 & Smt Nandini P. Divatia Rural Rehabilitation Award from RUDMI , Ahmedabad in 2016 under physically employed category.
Rajesh Jivraj Parmar
Rajesh, studied up to 7th std from Topiwala Municipal School , Grant Road, Mumbai. At the age of 23, he joined SVRR for vocational training. He was trained in SVRR stall for selling consumer items and also tailoring & office work. Seeing his interest in office work, he was absorbed in SVRR as a helper.
Ritesh Manohar Nikam
Born on 2nd Oct 1980, Ritesh Manohar Nikam stays with his parents grandmother, brother, Sister in law & two nephews. He was a normal child by birth but when he was six months old a month long treatment for high fever affected his brain. He was diagnosed with intellectual disability.
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Join your hands with us for a better life and a beautiful future.
SVRR aims to create opportunities for growth and meaningful life choices so that all individuals can be valued, self-sufficient and respected contributing members of the society.
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