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Who can Partner with APD for Volunteering Activities?

  • CSR / Corporate Employees
  • School Students
  • College Students
  • Individual Volunteers
  • Anyone

Why Volunteer with APD?

Volunteering with APD is not about charity, it is about dignity, inclusion, and shared responsibility.

For over six decades, APD has worked with persons with disabilities to build lives of independence and confidence. When you volunteer, you become part of this movement — breaking barriers, changing mindsets, and creating real opportunities.

No matter who you are — student, professional, or individual — your time, skills, and compassion can create lasting impact.

You may come to give. You will leave inspired, changed, and connected.

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    APD Volunteering Activities


    Select a location, then choose your areas of interest to learn more about the programme and see the available volunteering activities. You can select multiple.

    Lingarajapuram


    APD's Inclusive Education Programme works to create inclusive learning environments where children with and without disabilities can learn together. It has grown from the Shradhanjali Integrated Primary School into a wider movement for inclusive education across Karnataka.


    The Institute of Disability Rehabilitation & Research (IDRR) is APD's centre for disability education, rehabilitation training and capacity building. It works to strengthen knowledge and skills in inclusive rehabilitation.


    Communication volunteering supports APD in sharing its work, stories and messages with wider audiences. Volunteers can contribute through writing, design, social media, videos, campaigns and accessible communication.


    APD's Assistive & Adaptive Technology Programme develops customised assistive devices that support mobility, independence and participation for persons with disabilities.


    Yes to Access is APD's nationwide accessibility initiative that uses technology, community participation and policy engagement to improve accessibility of public spaces, services and digital platforms.

    Kyalasanahalli


    APD's Horticulture Programme combines livelihood opportunities with environmental sustainability through nursery development, plant cultivation and green enterprise activities.

    Jeevan Bhima Nagar


    APD's Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Programme provides community-based rehabilitation support to persons with spinal cord injuries, helping strengthen independence and participation.


    These activities help participants understand disability, accessibility and inclusion through practical and experiential learning. Volunteers can support activities that encourage greater awareness and empathy.


    Corporate Donors / Schools / Colleges / Academic Institutions


    Inclusion and Diversity Immersion activities introduce participants to disability inclusion, accessibility and communication through interactive workshops and learning experiences.


    APD's Horticulture Programme combines livelihood opportunities with environmental sustainability through nursery development, plant cultivation and green enterprise activities.

    The Association of People with Disability

    6th Cross, Hutchins Road, Off Hennur Road, Lingarajapuram, St. Thomas Town Post, Bengaluru, Karnataka - 560084 Ph: 080-25475165, 25489594

    9th B Main Road, LIC Colony, HAL 3rd Stage, Jeevan Bhima Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka -560075,

    Doddagubbi Road, Kothanur Post, Kyalasanahalli, near Dattatreya Temple, Bengaluru, Karnataka - 560049

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