Autism Residential Community

Autism Residential Community A residential community for autistic adults offering lifelong learning, safety and personalised programs that foster dignity and independence.

ARC’s joint-ownership model involves parents as co-owners, ensuring their loved one’s lifelong right of abode. This is a group home in Vellore, Tamilnadu catering to 6 people with Autism. Our philosophy is to provide respite and support for parents who wish for their child to experience and achieve independent living in a safe and happy environment. The facility consists of 4 flats with independen

t bedrooms for each child with their own bathroom. Various activities make up the day with specialists (occupational therapist and special educators) assisting in engagement and learning activities and care givers for assisting in daily living skills. Specialist digital and equipment and tools are available for the person with autism to learn new communication techniques. We will provide different levels of care and support to reflect the needs of the individual. Our primary goal is to create a continuous learning environment, in which the person with autism can express themselves freely and live with dignity in a safe and healthy environment. Interested parents, please contact Pradeep on 7094221204

Staying healthy
24/08/2026

Staying healthy

20/08/2026
20/08/2026

Wedding favours hand made by special hands of Autism Residential Community. A big hit 😍

Gardening is part of our daily routine. Each resident has their own kitchen garden patch
05/08/2026

Gardening is part of our daily routine. Each resident has their own kitchen garden patch

Dusk at Autism Residential Community
20/07/2026

Dusk at Autism Residential Community

Yoga with joy at  Autism Residential Community
24/06/2026

Yoga with joy at Autism Residential Community

CME  and Adolescent Psychiatry Department of CMCH, Vellore. It was an honour and privilege to share lived experiences wi...
05/06/2026

CME and Adolescent Psychiatry Department of CMCH, Vellore.

It was an honour and privilege to share lived experiences with medical professionals dedicated to autism.

Pradeep Jeyathilak
ALFOC - Assisted Living Facility Organisations Consortium

Meet Dr Vikram Rajan, Developmental Paediatrician.Dr Vikram diagnosed Sharan with autism in 1999, when he was just 15 mo...
29/05/2026

Meet Dr Vikram Rajan, Developmental Paediatrician.

Dr Vikram diagnosed Sharan with autism in 1999, when he was just 15 months old in Nagpur. I met him again today at his clinic and, remarkably, he recognised me immediately after 27 years!!

Dr Vikram has had a profound impact on our autism journey. Back then, within minutes of walking into his clinic, he told us clearly that Sharan was autistic — a moment that became pivotal in my acceptance and understanding of Sharan’s autism.

He also told us there was no known cure and that we would have to learn to “deal” with autism across Sharan’s life course.

That direct and honest approach has stayed with me over the years and, in many ways, helped shape my purpose as we dealt with acceptance.

I talk about this approach whenever I get a chance, yet recognising the value of a comprehensive assessment and the need to provide hope and reassurance to parents facing a new diagnosis.

We salute you Dr and wish you the best 🙏🏼

Pradeep Jeyathilak

Sharing inclusion and coping strategies with teachers of Spring Days Cbse School Vellore
25/05/2026

Sharing inclusion and coping strategies with teachers of Spring Days Cbse School Vellore

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