Leading with Compassion Empowering Lives Since 1956
For over six decades, FPH has been driven by compassionate leadership dedicated to transforming lives through inclusion, education, and empowerment. Our experienced management team works tirelessly to create opportunities for persons with disabilities by promoting skill development, rehabilitation, and employment.
Guided by a strong vision of equality and dignity, we continue to build an inclusive society where every individual is empowered to achieve independence, confidence, and a brighter future.
FPH Highlights
1956
Established in 1956
175+
Trainees
10+
Skill Departments
5000+
Lives Empowered
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Mrs. Shobha Kamra
Hon. President
Mr. Pravin Sanghavi
Hon. Vice President
Mr. Jagmohan Kaul
Hon. Vice President
Mrs. Phoola Kaul
Hon. General Secretary
Mrs. Shaila Lamba
Assoc. Hon. General Secretary
Mr. Nitin Mehta
Hon. Treasurer
Dr. (Ms.) Akanksha Tripathi
Hon. Treasurer
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Dr. (Mr.) Shreedhar Kulkarni
Mrs. Neelu Lulla
Mr. Bhagwandas Jaisingh
Mr. Vinod Dattani
Mr. Samir Zaveri
Mr. Dinesh Patil
Mr. Atul Satam
Mr. Nitesh Patil
Dr. Pradip Mehta
MISSION
• To utilize natural resources and technological development to alleviate the sufferings of the physically and mentally challenged persons.
• To collaborate with the corporate sector in their CSR for the training, placement and rehabilitation.
• To organize camps in rural areas to provide mobility aids and appliances for self-sufficiency.
• To enhance computer literacy and other vocational skills for their economic rehabilitation and self-reliance.
• To organize and participate in campaigns on ‘Access Management’ for the benefit of disabled persons.
VISION
• To empower the physically and mentally challenged persons by making them economically independent.
• By developing and upgrading their skills and talents through vocational training.
• By creating awareness and sensitivity in society to integrate them with the main stream.
• By promoting activities for cure and prevention of diseases resulting in deformity and handicap.
• By striving hard for National and International recognition of the challenges faced by them.
