CARE Foundation.

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First Regd organisation working for the rehabilitation and empowerment of persons with severe disabilities like Spinal cord injury,Multiple sclerosis,Muscular dystrophy,Spondylitis ALS,Poliomyelitis,Mentally retarted, Cerebral Palsy,Stroke,Amputee in J&K.

30/08/2026

Creating Livelihood, Restoring Dignity

Care Foundation always strives to support disabled individuals by helping them become self-reliant One such example is from Doda, who was supported with essential shop supplies to help start and sustain his livelihood.

Because true help is not just giving support it is creating an opportunity to live with dignity

Congratulations All PWD Aspirants πŸ‘β€οΈ
25/08/2026

Congratulations All PWD Aspirants πŸ‘β€οΈ

It is deeply heartbreaking to witness such negligence πŸ’”A young girl with a disability visited the CMO Office, Kulgam, al...
06/08/2026

It is deeply heartbreaking to witness such negligence πŸ’”

A young girl with a disability visited the CMO Office, Kulgam, along with her brother regarding her scooty-related matter. Like any public office, especially one that is frequently visited by persons with disabilities, they expected basic accessibility, including a functional wheelchair and proper facilities.

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Although a wheelchair was available, it was completely unusable. The seat, where a person is supposed to sit, was missing. It was broken and unfit for use. With no other option, her brother searched around the premises, found a piece of wood, and placed it on the wheelchair as a temporary seat. Only then was she able to sit on it.

The attached photographs speak for themselves. Everyone can clearly see the condition of the wheelchair and the challenges faced by persons with disabilities.

This is not just about a broken wheelchair it reflects a serious lack of accessibility, care, and respect for the dignity of persons with disabilities.

Government departments often make promises about inclusion and accessibility, but the reality on the ground tells a different story. Persons with disabilities regularly visit government offices, hospitals, and many private institutions. Every such place should provide essential accessibility features, including functional wheelchairs, ramps, accessible washrooms, and barrier-free access.

We sincerely urge the District Commissioner (DC), Kulgam, to take immediate notice of this issue and ensure that every government and private office in Kulgam is made accessible for persons with disabilities. No one should have to suffer humiliation or unnecessary hardship simply because basic facilities are missing.

Accessibility is not a privilege it is a basic human right. Every person deserves to be treated with dignity, equality, and respect.

Thank you πŸ™

22/07/2026
01/07/2026

Please share this video as much as possible and help this sister.πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™

A 26-year-old sister has become disabled due to the lack of timely medical treatment. She and her family are going through immense pain and need our support.
Let's come together and help this sister in her difficult time. Every contribution, no matter how small, can make a difference.
Please donate and share this message so it reaches more people

LIFE BECOMES YOUR BEST TEACHER IF YOU ARE READY TO LEARN. Contd...,,,,,
12/06/2026

LIFE BECOMES YOUR BEST TEACHER IF YOU ARE READY TO LEARN. Contd...,,,,,

It's age old saying that necessity is mother of invention. In earl...

On the blessed occasion of Eid al-Adha,   extends its warmest wishes to you and your family. May this sacred festival br...
26/05/2026

On the blessed occasion of Eid al-Adha, extends its warmest wishes to you and your family. May this sacred festival bring peace, happiness, prosperity, and countless blessings into your lives. Eid teaches us the values of sacrifice, compassion, unity, and helping those in need. Let us celebrate this beautiful occasion by spreading kindness, love, and hope in our communities. Wishing everyone a joyful and blessed Eid ul Adha Mubarak. πŸŒ™βœ¨


11/05/2026

Today, specially-abled, deaf & dumb participants proudly took part in the final arm wrestling championship of Jammu & Kashmir, proving that determination and courage are stronger than any disability. We are deeply thankful to Mrs. Nusrat Gazala, the active Divisional Sports Officer Jammu and Kashmir for attending as the chief guest and encouraging every participant with her motivating words and support. Her presence truly boosted the confidence of these talented athletes. We strongly believe that disabled individuals have the passion, strength, and capability to shine in every sport and every field of life. The only thing that truly hurts and limits them is non-accessibility and the lack of proper facilities. Therefore, we sincerely request the government and authorities to ensure complete accessibility, equal opportunities, and proper support systems for persons with disabilities so they can live with independence, dignity, and self-respect while proudly representing society at every level



09/05/2026

As a disabled citizen, I strongly support the vision of a Nasha Mukta Bharat a drug-free India where every young person chooses hope, education, and humanity over addiction. Drug abuse is silently destroying families, dreams, and the future of our society. We may have physical disabilities, but we clearly understand the pain that addiction brings to homes and communities. True strength is not found in drugs, but in discipline, courage, and positive thinking. Together, let us raise awareness, support those fighting addiction, and work towards building a healthier, safer, and brighter India for future generations.

03/05/2026

In the modern era, persons with disabilities still face many serious challenges in their daily lives, especially because of poor accessibility systems. One of the biggest problems is the lack of ramps in public and private places. Whenever a disabled person needs to visit an office, hospital, college, school, government department, or any private sector building, they often struggle because proper ramp facilities are missing. Even visiting important officials like the DC office becomes difficult when buildings are not designed for everyone. Sadly, this issue is not limited to offices only; even many mosques and community places do not have ramps, making access hard for disabled individuals. This creates a feeling of exclusion, as if persons with disabilities are being kept away from society, despite being equal members of it. They have the same rights, dignity, and need for participation as everyone else. Therefore, every newly constructed building must include ramps and other accessibility features so that disabled persons can move freely, independently, and with respect. An inclusive society is one where no one is left behind

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Anantnag
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