Mann is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to empowering adults with disabilities, primarily those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs), through vocational training, skill development, and employment opportunities. Since its inception, Mann has been working to bridge the gap between ability and opportunity, enabling individuals to achieve financial independence, dignity, and inclusion in society.
Our training programs focus on job-specific skillsets in areas such as housekeeping, pantry, tailoring, baking, retail, data entry, and other vocational streams, tailored to each individual’s strengths and needs. Alongside technical skills, we emphasise essential life skills, communication, and workplace readiness to ensure holistic development.
Mann also partners with corporates, inclusive employers, and allied organisations to facilitate meaningful employment for our graduates. By creating inclusive workplaces and sensitising communities, we work to challenge stereotypes and foster equal opportunities for persons with disabilities.
Our interventions extend beyond training to continuous mentoring and support for both the employee and employer, ensuring long-term success and retention.
Through skill-building, advocacy, and inclusive employment, Mann is not just training individuals for jobs—it is creating pathways for independence, dignity, and active citizenship for adults with disabilities.
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At Mann, we believe in the potential of every individual, regardless of disability. We partner with a diverse range of organisations across sectors to offer meaningful, mainstream employment opportunities to our students. Their unique skills, attention to detail, and ability to excel in process-driven tasks make them valuable contributors in the workplace.
Research and our own experience show that employing people with disabilities results in reliable, motivated employees who enhance workplace culture, foster inclusivity, and demonstrate remarkable loyalty, leading to very low attrition rates.
To continue creating these pathways to independence, we seek your support. Funds raised will be directed towards:
• Vocational Training – equipping students with job-specific and soft skills tailored to industry needs.
• Training Resources & Infrastructure – upgrading tools, assistive devices, and technology to aid learning.
• Employer Sensitisation & Support – conducting workshops to foster inclusive workplaces.
• Student Mentorship & Post-Placement Support – ensuring smooth integration and long-term success in mainstream roles.
Your contribution will directly empower adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to secure dignified livelihoods, breaking barriers and creating a truly inclusive society.
Together, we can turn ability into opportunity.