April 2nd marks World Autism Awareness Day, a day dedicated to promoting understanding and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). At the Institute for the Handicapped and Backward People, this day holds special significance as they aim to create an inclusive environment for individuals with autism.

Institute for the Handicapped and Backward People celebrated World Autism Awareness Day with enthusiasm and commitment. The event aimed to raise awareness about autism spectrum disorder and promote understanding and acceptance within the community. These activities not only educate the community about autism but also celebrate the unique talents and abilities of individuals with ASD. Moreover, World Autism Awareness Day serves as a platform for fostering empathy and compassion within the community. By encouraging dialogue and fostering a culture of acceptance, the institute strives to create a more inclusive society where individuals with autism are valued and supported.

In commemorating World Autism Awareness Day, the Institute for the Handicapped and Backward People reaffirms its commitment to championing the rights and dignity of individuals with autism, ensuring that their voices are heard and their potential recognized.”