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Success Stories

At Ability in Disability, every individual brings a story of courage, transformation, and quiet triumph. Meet four remarkable team members whose journeys embody the spirit of resilience and purpose that defines our mission

Hailing from Kolagal, Karnataka, Mahadevaiah was born with an infirmity in his hands — a source of concern for his family, especially as the eldest of five siblings. Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, he worked in his ancestral paddy fields before moving to Bengaluru at the age of 38, determined to build a better life for his wife (a tailor by profession) and their two children. Mahadevaiah joined Ability in Disability after receiving training — his very first job. Today, he proudly serves as the Store In-Charge of Materials and has been with us for over 16 years. His children study in English-medium schools and are well on their way to leading empowered lives. Mahadevaiah’s journey is a testament to resilience, responsibility, and quiet leadership

Mr. Mahadevaiah P
Store In-Charge, Materials

Born in Gadag, Karnataka, Asha Latha has lived with a lifelong leg deformity that requires her to use crutches. But her spirit has never wavered. Determined to be economically independent, she sought out Ability in Disability for training and employment. Now 34, Asha completes 18 years of dedicated service with us. Her radiant smile and unwavering commitment inspire everyone around her. Her family beams with pride knowing she lives and works independently in Bengaluru. Asha’s story is one of courage, self-belief, and quiet triumph.

Miss Asha Latha J Production Team Member

At 42, Chandrakala brings unmatched energy and sincerity to her work. Living with an eye deformity has never slowed her down — she’s a vibrant soul who loves to travel and keeps herself engaged throughout the day. Having completed 12 years at Ability in Disability, Chandrakala is known for her hard work and cheerful disposition. She commutes daily by bus and remains fully independent. Her dedication and zest for life make her an irreplaceable part of our team.  

Ms. Chandrakala K R Assembly Line Worker

Smitha, aged 50, is speech and hearing impaired — but her abilities speak volumes. A fast learner, she has mastered the intricacies of various sub-assemblies and knows every spare part in detail. She is married to a partner with the same disability, and together they’ve raised a bright son currently pursuing his 2nd PUC. Smart, skilled, and financially independent, Smitha proves that disability is no barrier to excellence. Her precision and quiet strength enrich our workplace every day.  

Mrs. Smitha Sub-Assembly Specialist