I have reached where I am because the cards dealt to me are "normal". What if I didn't have the Jokers in a game of Rummy? There are people with disabilities, who have diverse abilities. Just because they are in a minority, does it make them any less a part of this world? I support Action for Ability Development and Inclusion (AADI), an NGO which pursues the Vision of an enabling world, in which people with disability are acknowledged as a form of human diversity, and are able to live with dignity, make all decisions about life, pursue equal opportunities and belong and contribute to families and communities. Sukhvinder, a member of the Life Skills program at AADI, is a role model to the peers of his group. Sukhvinder came across as a shy person, eager to learn skills and be an earning member to support his single mother. Today after undergoing internship at a popular cafe in the community, he has been employed there He is able to manage his medical condition, learn newer skills and showcase his talents in a new, unfamiliar atmosphere. This took 4-5 years of consistent work by Sukhvinder, his mother, trainers and his mentor at AADI. There are many Sukhvinders waiting to upskill themselves to be able to make their way in their world and lead their lives with dignity and purpose. Support me in my endeavor to raise resources for AADI's training programmes towards meaningful life outcomes for 250 young adults with disabilities. Support me in my quest for a truly equal world!!