Presidential Message
ARCL, founded in 2015, is committed to providing compassionate care and support for children with autism. We believe autism is not a disease to be cured but a condition to be understood, managed, and embraced. Through personalized therapies such as speech, physical, and vocational training, we aim to help each child reach their full potential. Inspired by personal experience, our mission extends to creating a residential autism village to empower adults with autism, fostering independence and dignity. We invite you to support our cause and join us in building a more inclusive world for children and families affected by autism.
Together, we can make a significant impact in the medical community and beyond. I encourage you to explore our website, participate in our events, and join us in our mission to empower NMU alumni for a healthier tomorrow.
Sincerely,
Dr. Ahmad faraz bhatti
President, Nishtarian Society UK
About Autism
Autism is a spectrum of neurodevelopmental conditions that influence how individuals perceive, process, and respond to sensory information, social cues, and communication. Each person with autism has a unique set of strengths and challenges, highlighting the diversity within the spectrum.
How We Help
We work individually with each family to understand their specific needs
Educate
We strive to improve the lives of our students through education of academic, behavioral, cognitive, and social skills.
Engage
It is important to have teachers & therapists engaging students to learn and parents involved in both student programs and school activities.
Inspire
We strive to improve the lives of our students through education of academic, behavioral, cognitive, and social skills.
Testimonials
Dr. Ayesha Tahir
Parent
"My son was diagnosed with ASD at 2.7 years. After 2.5 years of early intervention, he moved to ARCL. It has been 7 months since joining, and I am truly impressed with the therapists' dedication to improving his progress. Alhamdulillah, I have full trust in the ARCL team, and I’m confident we’ll reach our goal of inclusion. Best of luck, ARCL!"