Working in Chattogram since 2007

Making a Difference in the Lives of Those with Autism

Our mission is to create an accessible environment that empowers individuals with autism and their families, driving change to support their full participation in the community.

18,830 people reached through workshops, counselling & training
605
workshops & seminars conducted
7,350
counselling & guidance sessions
10,875
parent-child training sessions

Welcome

Foundation for Autism Research & Education

FARE is a non-profit organization founded on October 2, 2007. The organization is led by devoted parents of individuals with autism and philanthropists in society. FARE helps persons with autism achieve their potential.

Workshop & Seminar

FARE has been organizing national and international workshops and seminars on various disciplines such as raising awareness.

Counselling & Guidance

Essential information, management strategies, education and training are provided for the depressed parents of children.

Parent Child Training

5 to 7 children, along with their parents, are provided with training for three to six months.

Community Inclusion

Through Spectra School, Techno Hub, and Agami, families continue toward long-term development.

Our Services

How We Support Families

Workshop & Seminar

FARE has been organizing national and international workshops and seminars in different disciplines such as raising awareness.

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Counselling & Guidance

Essential information, management strategies, education and training are provided for the depressed parents of children.

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Parent Child Training

In this program 5 to 7 children along with parents are provided with training up to three to six months.

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Our Programs

Long-Term Initiatives We Run

Program

Spectra School of Autism

A pilot special needs educational initiative under the foundation. Originally established as the Autistic Children's Welfare Foundation School on October 4, 2007, it has been operating under a daycare system since its inception.

Program

Techno Hub

Techno Hub is a distinctive IT lab dedicated to individuals with autism. Our mission is to equip those with autism with the necessary IT skills to enhance their daily lives.

Program

Agami

Agami (Vocational Training Institute for Persons with Special Needs and Others) specializes in the rehabilitation of people with disabilities through specifically designed vocational training and job placements.

Job Coaching

Community Service

"Led by parents and philanthropists — FARE's work for children is led by devoted parents of individuals with autism and philanthropists in society."

— Children of Spectra School of Autism

Give a Little, Empower Many

Your Donation Can Help Us Be There for Every Child with Autism

FARE works for children with autism by providing proper care, service, and rehabilitation. The elite people of the society are members of the executive committee as the governing body in the organization.

Sponsor a Child

With only 3,000 BDT, you can sponsor an autism child for an entire month's meals including tuition fees, soap, toothpaste, and basic day-to-day necessities and utilities.

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Share a Meal

In light of COVID-19, many families have become unemployed. The situation is worse for single parent/guardian families.

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Funding for Multiplex Human Service Center

Help us build a comprehensive facility to advance autism research, education, and community support.

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Events and News

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25
Jan

Prepare Healthy Food for Your Family

Workshop on "Prepare healthy food for your family." Registration deadline: 11:00 AM, 24.01.2024.

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02
Mar

12th Diabetic Fair 2024

Held at Chattogram Diabetic General Hospital for 3 days (28, 29 Feb & 1 Mar 2024). Spectra School participated — Stall No. 22.

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02
Apr

World Autism Awareness Day

A discussion meeting was held at Chattogram Circuit House on the occasion of the 17th World Autism Awareness Day 2024.

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14
May

School Visit & Discussion Meeting

The Managing Director of Neuro-Developmental Disability Protection Trust visited Spectra School and held a discussion with parents and teachers.

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