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Brain Bristle, a Mumbai-based NGO working at the intersection of autism awareness and inclusive education, marked two years of its work in low-income schools across Mumbai with an end-of-year celebration at the Upadhyaya Foundation office in Lower Parel.

The event brought together children, parents, educators and supporters to celebrate the organisation’s journey in creating more inclusive classrooms and expanding access to education for neurodivergent children in underserved communities. Over the past two years, Brain Bristle has worked closely with schools to build awareness around autism, support families and help educators create learning environments that recognise the needs of every child.

The celebration served as a reflection on the progress made so far while reinforcing the organisation’s commitment to strengthening inclusion and ensuring that every child has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive in a supportive environment.

 

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