TRINAYANI

21/03/2026

Some assumptions are so common, we don’t even stop to question them. They quietly shape how we think, what we expect, and how we treat people. But myths are not facts, they are what we’ve heard, believed, and passed on for far too long.
The thing about myths is they don’t just stay as ideas but turn into barriers. Then these barriers show up in classrooms, workplaces, friendships, and everyday spaces.

Today, is a reminder to pause. It’s a day to rethink what we’ve been told and to choose more informed ways of seeing and including all people.

Let’s bust some myths about people with Down Syndrome together. Remember, understanding is a start and inclusion is the goal.

18/03/2026

Not everything that’s different needs fixing. Some things just need a bit of understanding.

is a genetic variation, and a reminder that there’s more than one way to grow, learn, and live.
People with Down syndrome aren’t “inspiring stories” for living their regular lives or “exceptions” for being successful. They’re people like us, with routines, chaos, inside jokes, bad days, wins, big and small. The real challenge though is a world that isn’t always built to include them.
March 21 is . And this is Post 1 of 3 as we count down to a day that celebrates differences, challenges stereotypes, and pushes for a world where inclusion isn’t optional but the norm.

Let’s shift how we think. Let’s move from awareness to acceptance to inclusion.

08/03/2026

Women are leaders, creators, professionals, caregivers, and changemakers. Today and every day, we celebrate their strength and advocate for a world where inclusion is not optional for women with disabilities.

Head to Trinayani's Disability Awareness Website https://disability.trinayani.org/
where you’ll find films featuring women, with and without disabilities, self-advocates and experts, whose voices are shaping the future of inclusion.

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https://disability.trinayani.org/

06/03/2026

March 1st was celebrated as International Wheelchair Day. So let’s talk about wheels.

Wheels are not a limitation. It’s the reason people can go to work, travel, show up to class, play sports, and for persons with disabilities, step (roll!) out of the house.

Wheelchairs are used before or after surgery, one may use it if they're living with a spinal cord injury, or cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, if you have arthritis, multiple sclerosis, chronic pain, the reasons are sometimes temporary, sometimes for life. And every reason is valid.

And here’s something most people don’t know, modern wheelchairs can be custom-built down to the centimeter, picking the seat angle, wheel position, back support, because the right fit can prevent pain, improve posture, and increase independence dramatically!

There's the lightweight manual wheelchair to powered wheelchairs (check out this film on our Disability Awareness Website where experts from
IIT Madras talk about NeoFly, the wheelchair that turns into a bike)! There are sports wheelchairs built for speed, plus standing wheelchairs and they aren’t just assistive devices, they're access, they’re autonomy and they’re everyday freedom.

So today, if you see someone in a wheelchair, don’t think “confined to a wheelchair”, think, “a person using a wheelchair”.

See the momentum. Let’s shift the lens.

01/03/2026

Thank you .rcba for hiring the services of our blind therapists for the .. tough work but all our therapists diligently working non stop to service tires runner since 6.30 am..

Accompanying them is our founder trustee .. to facilitate smooth functioning.

13/02/2026

In 2014, Trinayani took conversations on disability, dignity, and inclusion to the airwaves with Mud Mud Ke Na Dekh, a powerful radio series broadcast on All India Radio across 17 cities in India discussing lived experiences and issues across disability.

Supported by Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited, Season 3 of MMKND had 8 episodes which was broadcast on .

Hosted by Ritika Sahni Sharing the 1st episode of Season 3 with all, today on . do listen.



Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, MSJE

Introductory episode of Season 3 of Radio Show with an short interview with HPCL CSR Head. The show opens up a whole new universe of disability and makes one conscious about relevant responsibilities

04/02/2026

Sometimes, the most meaningful conversations begin gradually, with people sitting together, maybe with cards on a table and with curiosity instead of certainty.

This film follows Trinayani’s “Towards Inclusion” Disability Awareness card game kit, as it comes alive during multiple workshops throughout India! In these workshops, through play, discussion, and reflection, every participant explores disability not as a checklist or concept, but as a shared human experience.

If you’re interested in education, inclusion, or new ways of learning that make space for listening and understanding, this film offers a gentle, thoughtful window into how awareness can grow, through games and a good time!

Thank you Sourav Dutta for your support.



Voice Vision Fourth Wave Foundation SARVAM School Ummeed Child Development Center Reach Out- By being together, we grow better! Saarathee GiftAbled - Fostering Inclusion Jai Vakeel Foundation Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, MSJE

Watch the film here:

What if conversations about disability didn’t begin with lectures, but with play?This film takes you inside the “Towards Inclusion” workshop using the six ca...

27/01/2026

Today, we’re sharing with you three films in the ‘Parenting & Planning for the Future section’ on our Disability Awareness website. All shot by

From inclusive assisted living at , to Arunima's belief that people with disabilities deserve a home, not a system, to the long, evolving journey of the , each film offers a real-world model of living, support, and belonging.

Scan the QR codes on the slides to watch the films now, as they offer practical, lived models and explore what dignity, care, and community can look like beyond institutions!

25/01/2026

Our promises dignity, equality, and rights to everyone. This isn’t an abstract idea, it can show up in very real ways: In classrooms that are still learning how to include every child, in public spaces that need to become accessible and in communities where people are still fighting for their rightful place.

Access, education, and participation for all is about making our constitutional values visible in everyday life. Not just on paper, but in schools, streets, institutions, and homes.

On , let’s reflect on how far we’ve come, and how much more there is to do to ensure that rights are not conditional, and inclusion is not optional.

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25/01/2026

Voice Vision is back with its flagship event the 14th All India Across Disability Matrimony ..Mark the date in your calender. Best wishes Sushmeetha Bubna and team.

Sharing for information within the disability and community ecosystem.

Voice Vision project of Basudeo Bubna Memorial Trust, is organising its 14th All-India Across-Disability Online Matrimonial Meet.

This is a women-friendly, moderated and safety-focused online introduction space for persons with/without disabilities and their families.

The process is respectful and community-led. Marriage is not guaranteed, and participation is entirely voluntary.

Date - 22nd February 2026
Time - 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Venue - Online via Zoom

Families, caregivers, NGOs and community members are welcome to share this post with women or families who may benefit.

Registration details:
https://forms.gle/P3jDhvwWPVNvjN9V9

25/01/2026

s bring Bollywood songs alive for the at the very first edition of by

The song beautifully sung by the immensely talented an artist living with multipledisabilities, made music and entertainment truly accessible to all.

24/01/2026

Braille is not just dots. Its literacy, independence and access. As seen in the video fingertips move confidently across the page, reminding us that literacy is not limited to sight, and that access to reading and writing us a fundamental rights for everyone.

The video shows Compare .gohil.1675 preparing his script in Braille before taking the stage.