ASMC School - Autism Support & Management

Happy Mother’s day to our lovely Mama Mias ❤️

We made cards and pretty bracelets to surprise our moms, if you got one, we want you to know it contains HUGEEEEEE amount of love 🥰

ASMC School - Autism Support & Management

At Amrit Somani Memorial Centre, through a thoughtfully designed mock voting drill, young adults with autism were guided through every step of the electoral process - from understanding symbols to casting their vote independently.

What may seem routine to many is, in reality, a powerful moment of confidence, clarity and inclusion.

We’re proud to see our learners step into the world, prepared and self-assured with one real-life skill at a time. Do listen to their experiences 😊

Amrit Somani Memorial Center, Kolkata is an intervention centre for autism support care management || Sarat Bose Road

Foodie Friday: Anshuman’s expressions tell us that his Papri Chaat has been a HIT ! Sorry for making you crave it 😋

Magic happens at ASMC’s Chef Studio where our students just put their hearts into every recipe they learn ❤️



Amrit Somani Memorial Center, Kolkata is an intervention centre for autism support care management || Sarat Bose Road

Barbie Doll Distribution by India Autism Center at ASMC School - Autism Support & Management

When Mattel shared their first-ever Autistic Barbies with us, we had to extend the joy to our students of Amrit Somani Memorial Center

This distribution wasn’t just about dolls, it was about joy, inclusion & feeling seen.

The excitement, the curiosity, the pure happiness on their faces said it all

We’re also deeply grateful that the proceeds are being donated to the India Autism Center, helping us continue building spaces where autistic individuals can truly belong 🩷

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Finally got the answer to ‘Kitna Maza Kyun Aa Raha Hai?’ because Holi with our ASMC School Fam is always the BESTTT 🌈🩷🥰

Happy Holi Everyoneeeee

For a long time, soup felt very scary for our Nilarva. The texture felt uncomfortable & even the way it looked could overwhelm his senses.

Food sensory sensitivities are very real. For many children on the spectrum, textures, smells, temperatures can feel intense and distressing

With small, consistent steps & patient guidance through ’s structured sensory & feeding intervention programme, Nilarva slowly began building comfort around soup

Today, he enjoys his soup 🥣 It’s healthy & it fills his tummy 👏🏻

ASMC is incredibly proud of you, Nilarva 💛



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