Established in 1968, the National Society For Equal Opportunities For the Handicapped, India (NASEOH, INDIA) has been working towards developing comprehensive rehabilitation opportunities for people with disabilities to facilitate integration into mainstream society. Focus on 4 key areas: Education, Vocational Training, Employment, Disability Prevention

Education:
NASEOH runs two facilities at the premises to strengthen the development of children with Special Needs. The focus is on developing the child's motor, sensory-perceptual, cognitive abilities and social skills, making the child independent to its fullest potential and preparing the child for inclusion into mainstream or special school. NASEOH supports Integrated Education of the Deaf in association with Central School for the Deaf.

Vocational Training:
NASEOH runs Smt. Kamla Mehta Vocational Training Centre for Disabled. The focus is to enhance the employability of people with disabilities. Currently, training is run in 12 areas with individualised, goal-oriented programmes based on interest, ability, and physical and mental capabilities.

Employment:
Opportunities are provided to the persons who have completed training at NASEOH such as Clerks, office attendants, Telephone operators, tailors etc.

Disability Prevention:
NASEOH has been engaged in the prevention of communicable diseases that lead to disabilities such as polio, blindness, hearing impairment and mental retardation.
Through immunization, regular health checkups, nutritional supplements & medicines, corrective surgeries and Organizing awareness programmes at community, and school levels on various health-related issues and management of disabilities.