Nade India – Work is the greatest remedy of all kinds of mental & physical afflictions.

Who are We ?

NADE is a national level Non-Governmental Organisation, registered with both Union and State Governments. It’s main objective is to provide Special Education to Mentally Challenged Children and Vocational Training , Employment, Self-Employment and other Welfare opportunities to unemployed disabled persons like Visually Impaired, Hearing Impaired, Orthopaedically Challenged and Mentally Challenged persons from all over India.

What We Do?

To eradicate poverty and unemployment from amongst the disabled population is our vision.

Special School

Vocational Training

Employment

How You Can Help Us?

Sponsor or Donate for Activities

Towards Special Education/ Vocational Training/ Employment/ Welfare of disabled persons

Book Disabled's Orchestra Group

An excellent group which can undertake musical nights like Bhajans or Orchestra Programs

By Buying Our Products

From printing & stationery, umbrellas, bags, handicrafts to assembly jobs, stitching jobs etc. with excellent craftsmanship

Other Types of Support

Through voluntary support from professionals, senior citizens, housewives or students who can spare a part of their valuable time

The project "Unnati" being launched by the National Association of Disabled's Enterprises (NADE) as part of its endeavours to secure rehabilitation of the disabled is indeed laudable. I extend my best wishes to NADE for its efforts in making the disabled self reliant...
Dr.P.C.Alexander
Ex-Governor Of Maharashtra
“I appreciate the efforts of the NADE to help the disabled to provide training and employment. I am sure, these efforts will instil a sense of confidence among the disabled, apart from making them self-sufficient. I wish “Unnati” all success”.
Mr. Vilasrao Deshmukh
Ex Chief Minister of Maharashtra State
“I am personally proud of being associated with this organization and would gladly invite you to join their Patrons’ Board and extend all your possible help to translate their dream-rehabilitation of the disabled-into a reality”.
Mr. Taranand
Commissioner of Income Tax, Govt. of India
“I deem it a privilege to be associated with the National Association of Disabled’s Enterprises which has been rendering yeomen service in rehabilitating the disabled by providing training, employment and professional support to make them self-reliant. I am quite sure that the “Unnati” would prove to be a unique venture in the years to come. The organisers deserve congratulations for their endeavours”.
Dr.(Mrs) Snehalata S. Deshmukh
Ex-Vice Chancellor, University of Mumbai