Youths with learning disabilities manage organic outlet in Hyderabad

'Swaach, the Organic Bazaar', was started by Suparna Bajaj who came up with the idea of an experiential space for the youths like her son Shiv who have a learning disability.

A retail outlet of organic products based in Telangana's Hyderabad is providing an experiential learning space for the youth who 'face learning challenges' to give them opportunities to learn entrepreneurship in Telangana's Hyderabad.

Team of "Swaach, the Organic Bazaar." (ANI)

'Swaach, the Organic Bazaar', was started by Suparna Bajaj who came up with the idea of an experiential space for the youths like her son Shiv who have a learning disability. This place gives them space where they are given the freedom to learn, think and experiment.

Further, it developed into a set up where they learn all the processes of entrepreneurship.

"Swaach is not a normal shop that sells organic food but it also provides experiential learning of entrepreneurship to the young adults who learn differently and slowly," the founder of 'Swaach' Suparna Bajaj told ANI.

"This has been set up so that the youngsters can learn entrepreneurship and can run a small business for themselves in the future," Bajaj said.

Shailaja who is working at the truck for three years now said, "I have been doing customers' bills, consolidated sheets and vendor management."

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