Birgunj Institute For Autism

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Birgunj's first Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorder Center providing Diagnosis & Assessment, Early Intervention, ABA, OT, Speech Therapy, IEP/ITP And Parent Support To Help Every Child Learn, Grow And Achieve Meaningful Milestones.

Was truly honored to sponsor the Autism Moms Teej Program 2083, organized in Kathmandu by Autism Awareness and Acceptanc...
26/08/2026

Was truly honored to sponsor the Autism Moms Teej Program 2083, organized in Kathmandu by Autism Awareness and Acceptance Group Nepal.

Seeing mothers of children with autism come together, connect, share their experiences, and celebrate with one another was deeply inspiring. These moments remind us that support, acceptance, and a strong community can make a real difference in the lives of families.

We believe this spirit should reach Birgunj too. We must create spaces where autism families feel understood, supported, included, and never alone.

A heartfelt thanks to Autism Awareness and Acceptance Group Nepal for honoring our representative at the program.

The journey has just begun, and together, we will bring meaningful change to Birgunj because we are here to build awareness, acceptance, inclusion, dignity, and hope.

Birgunj Institute For Autism (BIFA) is looking for passionate, patient & caring Pre-Primary Teachers to join our team.•E...
22/08/2026

Birgunj Institute For Autism (BIFA) is looking for passionate, patient & caring Pre-Primary Teachers to join our team.

•ECD-trained or relevant experience preferred.
•Basic knowledge of Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders.
•Patience, empathy & willingness to learn.
•Ability to work with a multidisciplinary team.

Teach with purpose. Make a difference. Join BIFA.

What’s happening on 17th September?Let’s clear the curiosity.On 17 September 2026, Kathmandu will bring together school ...
19/08/2026

What’s happening on 17th September?

Let’s clear the curiosity.

On 17 September 2026, Kathmandu will bring together school leaders, educators, health professionals, government officials, autism self-advocates, parents, and key stakeholders under one roof to discuss one common topic - Autism.

We are bringing school leaders, educators, health professionals, government officials, autism self-advocates, parents, professionals, and stakeholders under one roof - not just to listen, but to talk, understand, share experiences, and work together.

As a proud Organizing Partner, Birgunj Institute For Autism (BIFA) stands together for this common cause.

Let’s come together, talk openly, share, learn, and work towards a more inclusive Nepal.

Not every quiet moment means everything is okay. Sometimes, stepping back is the way the brain creates space to cope.Not...
12/08/2026

Not every quiet moment means everything is okay. Sometimes, stepping back is the way the brain creates space to cope.

Notice the change. Respect the space. Reduce the pressure. Reconnect when ready.

Because support is not always about doing more, it can be about expecting less, for a while.

What if the behaviour we call ‘misbehaviour’ is actually a signal that a child has reached their limit?A meltdown isn’t ...
10/08/2026

What if the behaviour we call ‘misbehaviour’ is actually a signal that a child has reached their limit?

A meltdown isn’t simply about what a child does, it’s about what the child may be unable to manage in that moment. The more important question is not “How do we stop this behaviour?” but “What is the child trying to communicate through it?”

At BIFA, we believe understanding comes before intervention.😊

What if it’s not misbehaviour?🤔A child covering their ears, avoiding a place, becoming restless, or suddenly withdrawing...
09/08/2026

What if it’s not misbehaviour?🤔

A child covering their ears, avoiding a place, becoming restless, or suddenly withdrawing may be communicating something they cannot yet put into words.

Instead of asking, “Why is this child behaving like this?”
Try asking, “What might this child be experiencing right now?”

A change in behaviour can be a clue, not a choice.

Sometimes, what looks like “Too Much,” “Too Little,” or “Different” is simply a different way of experiencing the world....
08/08/2026

Sometimes, what looks like “Too Much,” “Too Little,” or “Different” is simply a different way of experiencing the world.

•A sound may feel overwhelming.
•A touch may feel uncomfortable.
•A Movement may help a child feel regulated.
•A child may seek sensations that help them stay focused and connected.

When we understand the "WHY" behind the behaviour, we can respond with empathy instead of judgement.

At BIFA, we believe every child deserves to be understood, not changed to fit a mould.

What is Neurodiversity?Neurodiversity is the idea that every brain develops and functions differently. These natural dif...
05/08/2026

What is Neurodiversity?

Neurodiversity is the idea that every brain develops and functions differently. These natural differences are a part of human diversity, not something to be "FIXED."

NEURODIVERSITY & AUTISM

Neurodiversity recognizes that autism is a natural variation in the way the human brain develops and processes information. It is not a disease to be cured, but a different way of thinking, learning, communicating, and experiencing the world.

Every autistic individual is unique, with their own strengths, interests, abilities, and support needs. When provided with individualized education, evidence-based therapies, and an accepting environment, autistic individuals can learn, grow, and lead meaningful, independent lives.

At Birgunj Institute For Autism (BIFA), we embrace neurodiversity by focusing on each child's potential, not their limitations.

We're Hiring! | CoordinatorAt BIFA, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. If you'r...
30/07/2026

We're Hiring! | Coordinator

At BIFA, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. If you're a passionate educator and an inspiring leader who wants to make a meaningful impact in the lives of children with autism and other neurodevelopmental differences, we'd love to hear from you.

Join our dedicated multidisciplinary team and help build a brighter, more inclusive future for children and families in Nepal.

Position: Coordinator (1 Position)
Apply: [email protected]
Contact: 9855034955

Become a part of a mission that changes lives. Apply today!

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Birgunj
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