About Us
Dr Anjali Morris (Paediatrician) and Mr Umakant Joshi were definitely ahead of their times. It was their vision to help students with specific Learning Disabilities, a decade before the government of Indian came out with the RPWD Act of 2016 where students with Specific Learning Disabilities were formally acknowledged as students who needed concessions to succeed in the current system of education.
Dr Anjali Morris Education and Health Foundation was co-founded by Dr. Anjali Morris and Late Mr. Umakant Joshi as a section 8 Company (under Companies Act 2013) not-for-profit.
How AMF Can Help
AMF has the expertise to understand the medical and social environment which can influence the academic output of a student. Post the initial meeting we conduct a comprehensive assessment if required. Based on the outcomes of these tests and the socio medical history of the student we chart out a clear and measurable goal for the student.
NEWS & EVENTS
Together we make a difference
Dr. Anjali Morris Education and Health Foundation’s contribution in the National Education Policy 2020
The Maharashtra State Council of Education Research and Training (MSCERT) called a meeting of experts from the field of education to decide the curriculum before the implementation of the new National Education Policy. Dr. Anjali Morris Education and Health Foundation was one of the invitees for its valuable contribution for the implimentation of the policy.
Awareness Program on Specific Learning Disabilities
Dr. Anjali Morris Education and Health Foundation, successfully conducted awareness programs at Lady Zubeida Quraishi English Primary and High School, Ramtekdi, Hadapsar and Dar-e-Arqam English Medium School, Kondwa
World Dyslexia Awareness Month 2023
All it takes is a helping hand!! Dr. Anjali Morris Education and Health Foundation conducted free awareness programs online, on the streets of Pune and also joined hands with other fellow organizations for Walk4Dyslexia.
Teacher Training: Technically Assisted Program (TAP)
Teacher training conducted by Anjali Morris Foundation under the Technically Assisted Program (TAP)