The National Trust provides various welfare schemes for persons with disabilities and their families, focusing on healthcare, early intervention, skill development, day-care, residential support, community inclusion and legal protection. These schemes are designed to promote independence, dignity, safety and better quality of life for eligible persons with disabilities.

The major National Trust Schemes include Niramaya, Disha, Vikaas, Samarth, Gharaunda, Badhte Kadam and Legal Guardianship. Each scheme addresses different needs, ranging from health insurance and early childhood support to vocational development, residential care, awareness programmes and guardianship services.

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Niramaya offers health insurance support, while Disha focuses on early intervention and school readiness for children. Vikaas provides day-care and skill-development opportunities, whereas Samarth supports respite and residential care. Gharaunda provides group-home support for adults with disabilities. Badhte Kadam promotes disability awareness, social inclusion and community participation, while Legal Guardianship provides a framework for guardianship and protection of eligible persons with disabilities.

This page provides an overview of these government-supported disability schemes, helping parents, caregivers, professionals, organisations and persons with disabilities understand the purpose of each programme and explore the support available to them. Eligibility, benefits, documents and application procedures may vary by scheme and should be verified through the latest official guidelines.