Every gathering is a line of the shloka made real. Here is a glimpse of our recent work across India.
Hundreds of residents, families, caregivers, doctors and volunteers came together for The Purple Walk — a community march to break the silence around Alzheimer's and Dementia. Participants of every age and ability walked side by side, carrying messages of dignity: "Love & respect cures Alzheimer's," "Keep patience," "Togetherness is a cure for forgetfulness."
The morning opened with a traditional lamp-lighting and a flag-off, followed by the walk and a community gathering — a living demonstration that no family need face this journey alone.
Join the next walk →A selection of our camps, workshops, trainings and circle launches.
Free cognitive screening for 200+ residents; neurologist referrals; caregiver resource kits distributed. 38 new cases identified for specialist follow-up.
A two-hour workshop for 120 teachers and school staff on early signs of Dementia, intergenerational awareness, and supporting students with a grandparent who has Dementia.
Six-hour structured training for 45 family caregivers across three cities. Modules: daily care routines, behavioural management, caregiver self-care and emergency protocols.
Launch of Nagpur's first moderated dementia caregiver support circle with 18 founding members and monthly sessions, facilitated by a trained psychologist.
We partner with hospitals, schools, RWAs, companies and community institutions to bring camps, workshops and support circles where they are needed.
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