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Dedicated Professionals Making a Difference
Each member of our multidisciplinary team is committed to helping children achieve their fullest potential through compassionate care, evidence-based therapies, personalized education, and family-centered support.
10+
Years of ImpactMeet Our Founder
Ms. Anju Sharma
Ms. Anju Sharma is the Founder and Director of Anjil Rehab Foundation, an organization dedicated to empowering children, young adults, and individuals with special needs through education, rehabilitation, therapy, skill development, and vocational training.
With a strong belief that every individual has unique strengths and potential, she has built Anjil Rehab Foundation around a person-centred and holistic approach. The Foundation aims to bridge the gap between therapy, education, functional skill development, and meaningful participation in everyday life.
A key focus of her vision is vocational and job-oriented training—equipping individuals with practical skills that can support greater independence, employability, self-confidence, and dignity. Through structured programs, individuals are encouraged to discover their abilities, develop functional and workplace skills, and move towards greater self-reliance.
Under her leadership, Anjil Rehab Foundation brings together therapists, special educators, vocational trainers, families, caregivers, and the community to create an integrated support system for individuals with special needs.
Her leadership is guided by the values of compassion, inclusion, dignity, teamwork, accountability, and individualized care. She believes that rehabilitation should not end with therapy; it should create pathways towards independence, meaningful engagement, skill development, and opportunities to contribute to society.
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Step inside Anjil Rehab Foundation and explore a nurturing, child-friendly environment designed to support learning, therapy, development, and independence.
Our centre is thoughtfully designed to provide children and young adults with the resources, guidance, and opportunities they need to thrive every day.
Watch Full TourProfessional Spaces Designed For Growth
Every space at Anjil Rehab Foundation is designed to inspire learning, confidence, development, and independence.
Therapy Rooms
Well-equipped spaces for speech, occupational, behaviour, and developmental therapies.
Learning Spaces
Interactive classrooms designed to encourage learning, creativity, and engagement.
Activity Areas
Dedicated areas where children can explore, create, socialize, and build confidence.
Vocational Training Facilities
Practical skill-building environments that prepare young adults for independence.
Sports & Recreation
Encouraging physical fitness, teamwork, confidence, and healthy lifestyles.
Parent Counselling Rooms
Comfortable and private spaces where families receive guidance, support, and counselling.
Knowledge, Guidance & Support for Every Parent
At Anjil Rehab Foundation, we believe that informed parents become stronger advocates for their children. Explore our expert articles, guides, and resources designed to help you understand developmental challenges, recognize early signs, and support your child's growth with confidence.
Early Signs of Autism Every Parent Should Know
Every child grows and develops at their own pace. However, certain developmental patterns may indicate that a child could benefit from additional support. Recognizing these signs early allows families to access timely intervention and guidance that can make a significant difference in a child's development.
What is Autism?
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects communication, social interaction, behaviour, and sensory processing. Autism presents differently in every child, which is why it is called a spectrum.
Early Signs Parents Should Watch For
Communication Challenges
- Limited or delayed speech development
- Difficulty responding when their name is called
- Limited use of gestures such as pointing or waving
- Difficulty expressing needs and emotions
Social Interaction Difficulties
- Limited eye contact
- Preference for playing alone
- Difficulty engaging in back-and-forth interactions
- Limited interest in peer relationships
Behavioural Patterns
- Repetitive movements such as hand flapping or rocking
- Strong attachment to routines
- Distress when routines change
- Intense interest in specific objects or topics
Sensory Sensitivities
- Overreaction or underreaction to sounds, lights, textures, or smells
- Avoidance of certain foods due to texture
- Sensitivity to crowded environments
- Discomfort in noisy surroundings
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