Education.
Inclusion.
Empowerment.

Lal Bahadur Shastri Shiksha Samiti (LBS) is a non-profit institution dedicated to fostering humanism and equitable development across Tier-2/3 cities and rural Rajasthan.

55,000+
Alumni Network
35+
Years of Excellence
7 SDGs
UN Goals Addressed

Grounded in Timeless Values

🙏
Shraddha
Faith

Unwavering faith in the potential of every child, regardless of background, ability, or circumstance.

📚
Gyan
Knowledge

Pursuit of holistic knowledge that nurtures intellectual, social, and emotional growth of each learner.

Karma
Action

Purposeful action that transforms lives through academic delivery, vocational training, and community welfare.

A Rare Convergence of Sustainability and Impact

LBS promotes a purposeful and compassionate way of life by providing affordable, high-quality education and sustainable livelihood opportunities across diverse disciplines.

Its current portfolio spans school and higher education, skill development, inclusive special education, community health, and livelihood empowerment — collectively addressing 7 of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

"LBS has established itself as a significant contributor to education, inclusive development, and community empowerment — demonstrating a rare convergence of institutional sustainability, measurable social impact, and deep community trust."

Institutional Footprint

Established22 March 1991, Kota, Rajasthan
RegistrationNon-profit under Society Registration Act
Other Registrations
12A 80G FCRA CSR1
Alumni Network55,000+ learners
Years of Excellence35+ years
Gov't Endorsements
RCI NSDC IAF NCTE
Geographic FocusTier-2/3 cities and rural Rajasthan
SDG AlignmentSDGs 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10

Addressing 7 of 17 Global Goals

SDG 1

No Poverty

Economic empowerment of CWSN families

SDG 3

Good Health & Well-Being

Free physiotherapy clinic; health awareness camps; COVID relief

SDG 4

Quality Education

55,000+ alumni; CBSE/RBSE schools; inclusive special education

SDG 5

Gender Equality

SFW–FMS scheme; girls' education as a strategic priority

SDG 8

Decent Work & Economic Growth

Zero-fee skill programs; job fairs; vocational training; entrepreneurship

SDG 9

Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure

Digital classrooms; adaptive technology; modern campus infrastructure

SDG 10

Reduced Inequalities

Urban-rural divide bridging; CWSN inclusion; EWS access

A Self-Sustaining Social Enterprise Model

Revenue Reinvestment

Student fees are systematically reinvested into social objectives, ensuring long-term viability without diluting the social mandate.

Scholarship & Fee Waivers

Robust SFW ecosystem for economically vulnerable students across EWS, Orphan/Single-Parent, and Female Meritorious categories.

Rural Empowerment

Deliberate initiatives focused on rural empowerment, gender equality, and social equity across Rajasthan's hinterlands.

Chairman's & Director's Message

Chairman of LBS Academy
Chairman's Message

Kuldeep Mathur

MSc.

Every child is born with immense possibilities within them. All that is required is an environment, proper guidance, and sensitive support where they can recognize their abilities and live life with confidence. This belief is the foundation of the establishment of LBS Academy Special School.

For the past three decades, the LBS Education Society has been continuously working in the field of education and social service. With this same spirit of service, our special school provides quality education, special training, therapy, vocational skills, sports, cultural activities, and essential life skills for independent living to children with special needs (Divyang).

Our objective is not just to educate children, but to integrate them into the mainstream of society with respect, self-confidence, and self-reliance. We believe that if every specially-abled child receives proper opportunities, love, and support, they can make a significant contribution to the development of their family, society, and nation.

Let us all join hands to create an inclusive society where every specially-abled child can realize their dreams with dignity, equal opportunity, and affection. I express my heartfelt gratitude for your trust, cooperation, and good wishes.

Director of LBS Academy
Director's Message

Sudarshan Mathur

B.Tech, MBA, Alum – SP Jain

LBS Academy Special School is not just an educational institution, but a family where continuous efforts are made to recognize and develop the abilities of every specially-abled child and help them move forward with confidence. We believe that with the right opportunities, appropriate training, and sensitive support, every child can create their unique identity.

Our endeavor is not to limit children to formal education alone, but to prepare them with life-useful skills, practical education, communication skills, vocational training, and social participation. Through the joint efforts of special educators, therapists, trainers, and a dedicated support team, we work continuously toward the holistic development of every student.

In the coming years, our goal is to further expand special education, therapy services, skill development, employment-oriented training, and inclusive programs so that every student can lead a dignified, self-reliant, and happy life according to their potential. Let us all resolve to build a society where every specially-abled child can achieve their dreams with equal opportunity, respect, and affection.

Program Portfolio

Comprehensive Programs for Every Learner

From pre-primary to higher education, zero-fee special schooling to community health — LBS delivers holistic development across five interconnected verticals.

Five Pillars of Impact

School Education

CBSE and RBSE affiliated schools from pre-primary to Class XII, focusing on academic excellence, digital learning, competitive exam preparation, and co-curricular engagement.

CBSE Affiliated RBSE Affiliated Top 10 in Kota

Higher Education & Professional Courses

Multiple colleges offering physiotherapy, teacher training (B.Ed / Special Education), skill-based diploma programs, ITI, vocational training, and professional applied learning.

B.Ed / Special Ed Physiotherapy ITI / Vocational

LBS Academy Special School

Launched 2014. Zero-fee institution supporting children with Intellectual Disability (ID), Hearing Impairment (HI), and Visual Impairment (VI). 180 students enrolled in 2025–26.

Zero-Fee Model BSE SSE Listed 180 Students

Community Health & Wellness

Free physiotherapy clinic serving surrounding villages, regular health awareness campaigns, and COVID-19 medical assistance, food, and shelter support.

Free Physiotherapy Health Camps

Livelihood & Economic Empowerment

Zero-fee vocational training, entrepreneurship programs, regular job fairs, and placement support connecting unemployed youth with regional opportunities.

Zero-Fee Training Job Fairs NSDC Empanelled

LBS Impact Statement

Problem Domain Root Cause LBS Entry Point
Access to Quality Education High cost, urban concentration, first-generation barriers Affordable fees; SFW scheme; rural outreach
Exclusion of CWSN Lack of specialized schools; social stigma; no zero-fee options Zero-fee LBS Academy; specialized staff; therapy integration
Child Dependency Burden Untreated functional limitations; no structured rehabilitation IEP-driven therapy; daily living skill training; family IEP reviews
Caregiver Economic Loss Full-time caregiving prevents labour force participation School-based care enabling parental employment re-entry
Youth Unemployment Skills mismatch; lack of vocational training; no job linkages Zero-fee skill programs; job fairs; entrepreneurship training
Community Health Gaps Limited healthcare access in rural/semi-urban areas Free physiotherapy clinic; health awareness campaigns

Scholarship & Fee Waiver Programme

The SFW Programme is one of LBS's most impactful initiatives, demonstrating its commitment to social equity and access to quality education for economically marginalized communities.

SFW – EWS

For Economically Weaker Sections — ensuring that financial constraints are never a barrier to quality education for deserving students.

SFW – OSP

For Orphans or Single-Parent children — providing stability and educational opportunity to India's most vulnerable children.

SFW – FMS

For Female Meritorious Students — recognizing academic achievement and advancing gender equality in higher education.

LBS Initiatives for Disability Empowerment

The Lal Bahadur Shastri Education Committee has been working in the fields of education and social service for the last three decades. The committee runs several important initiatives specifically for the holistic development, rehabilitation, skill development, employment, and social inclusion of people with disabilities. Our goal is not just to provide assistance, but to enable them to lead a self-sufficient, dignified, and self-reliant life.

Special skill development and employment program

Special Skill Development & Employment Program

LBS Education Committee has been working in the field of skill development for the past 15 years in collaboration with state and central governments, and as a partner institution of NSDC (National Skill Development Corporation). Based on this experience, specialized skill development programs are conducted for people with disabilities according to their capability and interest.

The DDU-GKY project of the Ministry of Rural Development is being run by the Lal Bahadur Shastri Education Committee. Under this project, efforts are made to provide skill training and employment to rural disabled candidates in the Hadoti division.

Three disabled candidates trained by the institution have been honored with the national-level Hunarbaaz Award by the Ministry of Rural Development.

District Disability Rehabilitation Centre Kota

District Disability Rehabilitation Centre (DDRC), Kota

The District Disability Rehabilitation Centre of Kota district is operated by the Lal Bahadur Shastri Education Committee. This center is committed to integrating disabled individuals into mainstream society by making them independent and self-confident.

  • Free Facilities: Assessment, counseling, rehabilitation, and therapy services for disabled children and adults are completely free.
  • Special Guidance: Specialized assistance provided by trained experts as per requirements.
  • Family Support: Proper counseling and guidance for parents and family members.
  • Inclusive Environment: Continuous work in a safe and cooperative environment for disability welfare.
Disability assistance cell at Kota Railway Station

Disability Assistance Cell at Kota Railway Station

LBS Education Committee has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Indian Railways to provide necessary assistance and facilities to passengers with disabilities and senior citizens at Kota Railway Station.

Under this agreement, a Divyangjan Help Booth is operated by the committee, with assistants appointed by the organization to ensure a smooth, safe, and dignified travel experience.

Disability employment and assistance centre

Disability Employment & Assistance Centre

The objective of this center is to link individuals with disabilities to jobs, self-employment, and livelihood opportunities through registration of eligible candidates, career counseling, employment guidance, skill training, and coordination with industries and employers.

Social Impact

Measuring What Matters Most

Over 35 years, LBS has built a track record of measurable social outcomes — from educational attainment to economic empowerment, disability inclusion to community health.

55,000+
Learners Impacted
180
CWSN Students (2025-26)
7 SDGs
UN Goals Aligned

Educational Contributions

LBS Group delivers comprehensive education solutions, blending traditional pedagogical methods with smart learning tools including animated explanations, web-based applications, and practical skill-building activities.

The group's flagship LBS School, recognized as one of Kota's top 10 schools for academic excellence and residential facilities, focuses on physical, emotional, social, and intellectual growth.

LBS is described by community members as a 'second home' — reflecting the deep institutional trust built over three decades.
Focus AreaInitiatives & Outcomes
Economically Weaker SectionsAffordable education; SFW Program; zero-fee special school
First-Generation LearnersAccess to quality schooling previously unavailable to families
Girls' EducationSFW–FMS scheme; gender equality as a strategic priority
Rural & Semi-Urban OutreachDeliberate targeting of Tier-2/3 cities and rural areas
Children with Special NeedsZero-Fee Special School; hundreds of CWSN in the Academy

Three Pathways of Change

LBS's Theory of Change operates through three distinct but interconnected pathways — where educational access begets economic empowerment, family stability, and community transformation.

1

Education Access and Equity

Problem: Financial, geographic, and social barriers exclude children from quality education.

Intervention

Fee waivers (SFW–EWS, OSP, FMS), affordable fee structures, rural campus accessibility

Mechanism

Removing cost barriers increases enrolment, retention, and completion rates; gender-targeted scholarships address girls' education gaps

Outcome

Higher educational attainment, improved employability, and upward social mobility across generations

2

Inclusive Development for Children with Special Needs

Problem: Children with disabilities face educational, social, and economic exclusions; families bear disproportionate caregiving burdens.

Intervention

Zero-fee special school with specialized staff, IEPs, multi-modal therapy (speech, OT, PT), and family engagement

Mechanism

Structured therapeutic support rebuilds communication, self-care, mobility, and social participation; parental IEP reviews shift family belief systems

Outcome

Functional independence, social inclusion, and caregiver economic re-entry — with household income gains

3

Community Empowerment and Ecosystem Strengthening

Problem: Tier-2/3 communities lack access to health services, vocational training, economic opportunity, and institutional support.

Intervention

Free physiotherapy, health camps, zero-fee skill training, job fairs, cultural programs, COVID-19 relief, and community infrastructure access

Mechanism

Institutional presence creates a trusted community hub addressing health, livelihood, and social welfare holistically

Outcome

Strengthened community resilience, reduced vulnerability, and increased social capital — with LBS as sustained anchor institution

Who Benefits?

BeneficiaryImpact
General StudentsImproved academic performance, life skills, and career readiness
Special Needs StudentsEnhanced confidence, functional independence, and social integration
ParentsHigher satisfaction with personalized learning support
AlumniImproved employment and higher education progression
CommunityStrong institutional trust; LBS described as a 'second home'

CWSN Program: Inputs → Impact

Inputs
  • 8 specialized teachers (D.Ed/B.Ed Special)
  • Speech, OT & physical therapists
  • Non-teaching support staff (4)
  • 100% ongoing professional development
  • Therapy rooms & adaptive equipment
  • Audiometers, Braille kits, sensory aids
  • AC, accessible campus
Activities
  • IEP design & quarterly monitoring
  • Differentiated classroom instruction
  • Braille, ISL & visual learning methods
  • Peer-inclusive activity facilitation
  • Speech therapy (avg. 3.9 sessions/month)
  • OT (avg. 3.9 sessions/month)
  • Physical therapy (avg. 3.4 sessions/month)
  • Parent IEP review meetings (quarterly)
Outputs
  • 180 students enrolled (2025-26)
  • 53.8% growth over 3 years
  • 147 UDID-certified (81.7%)
  • 100% IEP coverage
  • Zero fee barrier
  • 87.5% show hygiene improvement
  • 100% parents in IEP design
Outcomes
  • 92.9% functional communication
  • 61.1% find classwork easier
  • 94.4% academic improvement
  • 97.2% happy at school
  • 64.3% independent daily living
  • 50% independent mobility
  • 35.7% families report income gain
Impact
  • Functional independence & inclusion
  • Social participation for all
  • Est. ₹9–20 Lakh annual HH income gain
  • Poverty reduction (SDG 1)
  • Gender empowerment (SDG 5)
  • Inclusive Education (SDG 4)
  • Reduced inequalities (SDG 10)

Transforming Families, Not Just Children

Economic Empowerment

Functional independence gains of children with special needs have a direct positive impact on household economics — enabling parents to return to work or increase income. Estimated ₹9–20 Lakh annual household income gain.

Parental Confidence & Awareness

Families gain awareness of UDID certification benefits, government scholarships, and rights under RPwD Act 2016 — shifting from fatalistic to asset-based views of child capabilities. Trust score: 4.9/5.

Zero-Fee · SEBI SSE Listed

LBS Academy Special School

Recognized by the Department of Education and the Department of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of Rajasthan.

Introduction & Affiliations

LBS Academy Special School, Kota was established in the year 2014 by the Lal Bahadur Shastri Education Committee. LBS Academy Special School is registered under the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, Section 51(2) with the Government of Rajasthan. It has received Certificate of Recognition for the school under sub-rule (4) of Rule 8-A of the Rajasthan Non-Government Educational Institutions (Recognition, Grant-in-Aid and Service Conditions etc.) Rules 1993 and (Amendment) Rules, 2011 with Recognition Code: RJKOT32325. Education at LBS Academy Special School from classes 1 to 8 is provided according to the curriculum prescribed by the Government of Rajasthan, and education for classes 10 to 12 is provided through NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling).

The school was founded specifically to make specially-abled children self-reliant by providing them with education through love, support, and understanding. The objective of the organization is to recognize the unique capabilities of each child, ensure their holistic development, and integrate them into the mainstream of society.

Statutory Recognitions

RPWD Act 2016 — Sec 51(2) 12AA 80G FCRA NGO Darpan CSR-1 BSE Social Stock Exchange (NPO)

This governance framework enables the institution to deliver accessible, quality, and affordable education while carrying out its social service and public welfare mandate transparently and effectively.

Specialization & Philosophies

Our Specializations

Intellectual Disability (ID)

Individualized learning pathways designed around each child's cognitive strengths and pace.

Hearing Impairment (HI)

Communication-focused instruction supporting language development and social participation.

Visual Impairment (VI)

Adaptive teaching methods and assistive learning tools tailored to visually impaired students.

Five Philosophies of Our Program Interventions

01

An inclusive society begins with an inclusive school.

02

Every child has a potential; our effort is to respect and develop it.

03

Every small step towards self-reliance is the beginning of a big future.

04

Every child is special; they just need education that understands them and a society that accepts them.

05

Education nurtured with love, patience, and faith forms the strongest foundation for the bright future of special children.

Objective — 'From Education to Self-Reliance'

The objective of LBS Academy Special School is not merely to provide education to children, but to offer an environment where they can discover their potential, develop self-confidence, and prepare themselves to lead a dignified, self-reliant life. We work with each student on a step-by-step development journey tailored to their individual needs and capabilities.

Admission and evaluation process

Admission & Evaluation

Educational, behavioral, and functional assessment is conducted by experts. Based on their needs, an Individualized Education Program (IEP) is prepared.

Special education and therapy

Special Education & Therapy

Education tailored to capabilities along with Speech Therapy, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, and Behavior Management are provided by special educators and trained experts.

Life skills and social development

Life Skills & Social Development

Daily living skills, personal hygiene, communication skills, social behavior, and independent living skills are taught.

Creative and cultural development

Creative & Cultural Development

Development of confidence and creativity through dance, music, yoga, sports, painting, art & craft, summer camps, educational tours, and festival celebrations.

Vocational skill development

Vocational Skill Development

Training in handicrafts, decorative items making, basic computer knowledge, packaging, stationery manufacturing, and other employment-oriented activities according to interest and capability.

Confidence and respect for work

Confidence & Respect for Work

Exhibition and sale of rakhis, diyas, greeting cards, and decorative items made by students during Rakshabandhan, Diwali, and other occasions. Officials, teachers, and staff of the LBS Group encourage the children by purchasing these products.

Towards employment and self-reliance

Towards Employment & Self-Reliance

After completing training, students are linked with skill development, Supported Employment, self-employment, or other suitable livelihood opportunities based on their capability.

Self-reliant and dignified life

Self-Reliant & Dignified Life

With education, skills, confidence, and support, every child will become self-reliant and a proud part of society.

Key Features of the School

LBS Academy Special School combines individualized education, therapeutic support, inclusive teaching methods, and strong family engagement to help every student move steadily toward confidence, capability, and self-reliance.

Individualized learning support

Individualized Learning

Personalized attention and guidance are provided by specially trained teachers based on each student's capability, needs, and learning pace.

NIOS SAIED center learning support

NIOS SAIED Center

The school is recognized by the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) as a SAIED (Special Accredited Institution for Education of Divyang) center, through which quality education tailored to the needs of specially-abled students is made available.

Regular counselling support for students and parents

Regular Counselling

Facilities for regular educational, behavioral, and psychological counseling are provided for both students and their parents.

Modern teaching techniques and assistive technology

Modern Teaching Techniques

Assistive Technology such as Communication Boards, special educational software, and other auxiliary devices are used for effective teaching and communication skill development.

Holistic development through activities and therapy

Holistic Development

Special emphasis is placed on the physical, mental, social, and emotional development of students through sports, yoga, art, music, cultural programs, and co-curricular activities alongside academic education.

Parent participation and PTM interaction

Parent Participation

Information regarding the children's progress is shared and necessary guidance is provided to parents through regular Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs), dialogue, and counseling.

Free educational material provided to students

Free Educational Material

Free textbooks, school bags, uniforms, and other required learning materials are provided to students based on necessity.

Every Child Deserves Dignity and Independence

"Every child with special needs deserves inclusive, dignified education enabling independence, social participation, and life skill mastery."

Communication Skills

Specialized speech therapy and IEP-based target setting have enabled 92.9% of students to achieve functional communication abilities.

Daily Living & Mobility

64.3% fully independent in daily living skills; 50% independent in mobility — progressed from Restricted/Assisted to Independent status.

Social & Emotional Well-Being

100% of students have shifted from 'Isolated/Aggressive' to fully interactive social behaviour through structured peer inclusion.

Academic & Cognitive Progress

94.4% show measurable academic improvement; 61.1% report classwork becoming easier with individualized instruction.

Full Compliance & SEBI SSE Eligible

Compliance DimensionStatusEvidence
Individual Education Plans (RPwD Act) ✓ COMPLIANT 100% students have documented IEPs
Accessibility Compliance ⟳ PARTIAL Ramps, accessible toilets; Braille coverage in progress
Staff Qualifications ✓ COMPLIANT All teaching staff hold specialized diplomas/degrees
Progress Assessment Protocol ✓ COMPLIANT Quarterly monitoring, documented in student files
Inclusive Environment ⟳ IN PROGRESS Active peer inclusion practices; structural barriers being addressed
SEBI SSE Eligibility (Reg. 292E) ★ ELIGIBLE Registered on BSE – SSE (BSESSENPO0125)

Support the Successful Life Journey of Specially-Abled Students

Specially-abled students have the right to education, equal opportunities, and self-reliance. Your support—whether in the form of service or financial contribution—is valuable in bringing a smile to these children's faces and helps us to build a more inclusive society.

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Glimpses of 35+ Years

Modest facilities, but exceptional outcomes. A visual journey through the programs, people, and moments that define LBS's mission.

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Modest facilities, but exceptional outcome
Modest facilities, but exceptional outcome
Gender Equality is one of the focus areas
Gender Equality is one of the focus areas
Free Physiotherapy Centre for the community
Free Physiotherapy Centre for the community
Free Medical Check-up and Health Awareness Camp
Free Medical Check-up and Health Awareness Camp
Skilling Youth for Self-reliance and Employability
Skilling Youth for Self-reliance and Employability
Regular job fairs for unemployed youth of the region
Regular job fairs for unemployed youth of the region
Free Schooling for Children with Special Needs
Free Schooling for Children with Special Needs
Free Physiotherapy Sessions and Consultation
Free Physiotherapy Sessions and Consultation
Bridging Urban-Rural divide in academic excellence
Bridging Urban-Rural divide in academic excellence

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