Developmental Art therapy: Rimjhim, a teenager has physical deformities which mar her self-confidence. She is often depressed and moody. Gradually she has been drawn into creating a picture story book, in collaboration with a peer who is learning drawing and graphics on the computer. There is no judgement, just companionship. This creative collaboration has brought confidence and much improvement in her personality.
Jan Madhyam champions inclusion across diverse populations, creating equal opportunities and enabling self-reliance for individuals from all walks of life.
Marginalized rural villages, urban bastis, and underserved peri-urban communities across Delhi NCR, Haryana, and neighboring states.
Children with developmental delays, adolescents seeking special education, youth pursuing vocational skills, and adults of all ages.
Persons with physical, intellectual, and sensory disabilities, young women from low-income households, and underserved families.
Financial independence, dignified inclusion, creative expression through expressive arts, and active community participation.
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The objective of Puppet therapy is to create safe spaces for healing and developing expressive tools. Reclaiming Identity: It shifts their self-identity from "incapable" to "capable” building the resilience needed to face challenges.
Supported by Jan Madhyam's guidance and therapy, Moniya overcame childhood polio and years of neglect, gaining the mobility to walk a few steps.
Despite living with Cerebral Palsy, Khushi’s resilience, combined with occupational therapy and support from Jan Madhyam and her family, enabled her to overcome her physical limitations and learn to walk independently. Today, at 21, her unwavering positive energy has carried her to her final year as a Psychology student at Aryabhatta College, where she continues to pursue her dreams.
