The Neuroaid & Research Foundation

The Neuroaid & Research Foundation The Neuroaid and Research Foundation is a Public Charitable Trust and is exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961. CSR00015148.

NRF is also registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for undertaking CSR activities vide Regn No. The Neuroaid & Research Foundation is a Public Charitable Trust that was set up in 2006 with the objective of setting up an advanced Neurorehabilitation Centre to cater to the marginalized sections of our society. Services include Physiotherapy, Occupational & Speech Therapy, Special Education and Psychological Counselling facilities for patients recovering from strokes, injuries to the head & spine, fractures, back pain, children with special needs and the elderly. Our Trustees comprise of four senior medical professionals and a senior healthcare administrator. Our therapists are all highly qualified, experienced, committed and caring, with their services of the highest standards.

Children are not “difficult”; they are often expressing emotions they have not yet learned to manage. Understanding cond...
14/03/2026

Children are not “difficult”; they are often expressing emotions they have not yet learned to manage. Understanding conditions like Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) reminds us that patience, consistent guidance, and a supportive environment are essential for healthy emotional development. With the right support, children can grow into confident and responsible individuals.

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Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.
Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.

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The waiting room is more than just a physical space—it is a silent witness to hope, anxiety, resilience, and human conne...
07/03/2026

The waiting room is more than just a physical space—it is a silent witness to hope, anxiety, resilience, and human connection.
For caregivers and families, it becomes a place to pause, reflect, recharge, and sometimes find strength in shared stories.
As rehabilitation professionals, creating a welcoming and emotionally safe waiting environment is not an accessory to care—it is an extension of it. Because healing doesn’t happen only inside the therapy room; it begins the moment someone walks through the door.

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Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.
Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.

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03/03/2026

The Neuroaid and Research Foundation wishes you a Holi filled with positivity, wellness, and mindful living
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02/03/2026

NEUROAID XII FOUNDATION DAY FILM Conceptualized, directed and produced by Cannes Award winner Aditya Bhasin
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A footpath exists for one simple reason—to allow people to walk safely. Yet across urban India, these spaces are fenced,...
21/02/2026

A footpath exists for one simple reason—to allow people to walk safely. Yet across urban India, these spaces are fenced, parked over, redesigned, and quietly claimed. What belongs to everyone is treated as if it belongs to a few.
But this story is not only about infrastructure. It is about mindset.
When public space is encroached upon, pedestrians are blamed for walking on the road. When personal boundaries are encroached upon, individuals are blamed for wanting independence. In both cases, the original space was never protected.
The erosion of footpaths mirrors the erosion of autonomy—slow, normalized, and rarely questioned. And the cost is paid in accidents, anxiety, silence, and suppressed dreams.
Respecting boundaries—whether on the street or within a family—is not rebellion. It is responsibility.
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Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.
Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.

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Tolerance for diversity is not merely about coexistence—it is about respect, inclusion, and shared humanity. When we emb...
14/02/2026

Tolerance for diversity is not merely about coexistence—it is about respect, inclusion, and shared humanity. When we embrace people with special needs, we move beyond assumptions and barriers to create communities where everyone feels valued, empowered, and heard. True progress begins when differences are not just accepted, but understood and celebrated. By fostering empathy, education, and inclusive environments, we take meaningful steps toward a more compassionate and equitable society for all.
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Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.

Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.

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09/02/2026

Play is not just fun — it’s powerful.
In a therapeutic setting, indoor and board games become much more than activities. They help children learn to wait for their turn, learn concepts, follow rules, manage emotions, solve problems, and connect with others in a safe and non-threatening way.

Through games, children communicate feelings they may not yet have words for. They build confidence, practice social skills, improve attention, and learn coping strategies — all while feeling relaxed and engaged.

Because when therapy feels like play, learning feels natural…
and healing happens one move at a time 💛🧩

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OMINOUS RANK NUMBER ONEWinter in North India once meant warmth, poetry, and simple joys. Today, it also brings sealed wi...
07/02/2026

OMINOUS RANK NUMBER ONE
Winter in North India once meant warmth, poetry, and simple joys. Today, it also brings sealed windows, rising AQI numbers, and silent anxiety about the air we breathe. This piece reflects on how pollution has transformed our winters—from blissful to burdensome—and reminds us that meaningful change begins not just with policies, but with personal responsibility. Clean air is not a luxury; it is a shared right and a shared duty

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Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.

Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.
www.neuroaid.in

02/02/2026

Yet another parent shares their experience with NRF — highlighting our services and the progress they’ve witnessed in their child.
Moments like these reaffirm that meaningful change is built through trust, care, and consistent effort.

02/02/2026

Saluting our families — their dedication and commitment are the true force behind change. 💙
From challenges to progress, every small step reflects the power of love, resilience, and unwavering support. This journey of a child with spina bifida reminds us that when families believe, progress becomes possible.

Address

Neuroaid-Rehab, D-80 Nangal Dewat (behind Indian Spinal Injuries Centre) Vasant Kunj, New Delhi
New Delhi
110070

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+918130584766

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