ROSHNI has brought quality direct services to both urban and rural families with disabled children and adults. The ROSHNI Rehabilitation centre has also taken major steps to become a conduit bringing professionals after confined to large metropolitan cities to Gwalior. The ripple effect of visits from out-station professionals from various relevant disciplines has had a positive impact on the community and has altered perceptions and attitudes towards disability considerably.

Some of the milestones

March - Dec. 1997: Awareness Raising activities conducted through the Spastics society of northern India (Delhi) through an excursion visit of 14 young adults to Gwalior.Participated in government programme for training workers for disability survey.

April 1998: OPD services for registered local and out station children and young adults through home management services.

1999: Three regular groups started. Infant Stimulation: 0 - 5 years. Pre School group: 6 - 13 years. PreVocational Training: 14 and above

November 1999: A new sub-centre in Lashkar started at the Indira Gandhi Working Women's Hostel of the Association of Social Health of India.

Orientation workshops for medical practitioners and FPAI (Family planning association of India) in prevention, early identification and intervention.

2000: Early intervention group held regularly at both centers once a week.

Dec. 2001: CBR survey for prevention, early Identification and Intervention in 5000
homes in partnership with Carenidhi, Delhi and FPAI, Gwalior.

Sep. 2001: Membership of National Trust for the welfare of persons with Autism,Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation & Multiple Disabilities.

April 2002: School Awareness and Training Program initiated.Integrated Rally and Cultural Show with 12 Schools and NGOs on World Disabled Day-Dec. 3, 2002.

Nov. 2002: Four Students, their Parents, Penny and Manjula attended Anjali Camp for Dance theater, music, art & craft at Bhubneshwar with 250 other disabled children.

Feb.-Aug. 2003: 17 Caregivers trained through the National Trust Scheme to provide Home based care for Handicapped Persons. Now Placements are underway.

March 2003: Roshni Parents Support Group started-monthly meetings.

April / June / Sep.2003 : Mainstream School Teacher training Program for learning diability and support for Inclusive Education(20 Students attending regular schools and supported at ROSHNI).

Oct. 2003: 20 students and their families meet cricketers (Indian Team) Rahul Dravid, Anil Kumble, Murali Kartik, Ajeet Agarkar, Virender Sehwag before one day International Match which was won by India at Gwalior.