Sneh Gupta set up Indiability Foundation as a global sister charity to Sucheta Kriplani Shiksha Niketan (SKSN Institute), to help promote and share SKSN’s learnings in the field of disability, from the last two decades, at an international level, and improve the lives of youth with physical disabilities across India.

Sneh has been actively and passionately involved with SKSN since 1998, and has taken over 2500 disabled students – each attending between 8-12 years of school education – through primary, secondary, and senior secondary school education.  By taking SKSN’s disabled students from ‘the doorstep of their classroom to their careers’, both Indiability and SKSN, have helped their beneficiaries to turn the tables on their families by going from useless, burdensome, sons and daughters, to becoming the sole breadwinners for their disbelieving parents.

In 2005, Sneh co-founded and developed Indian Mixed Ability Group Events (IMAGE) – Indiability’s Sport for Development & Social Change program, to create an inclusion pathway for SKSN’s youth with disabilities.