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Meet Nithya Ravuri, the California Student Behind a 500-Member Nonprofit for Neurodivergent Children

From Times of India · () English

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  • California high school senior Nithya Ravuri founded Sevah Neuro, a nonprofit network for neurodivergent children that has grown to more than 500 members worldwide.
  • The organization provides resources, social activities and a summer fellowship focused on life skills, while also advocating for greater awareness and support.
  • Ravuri plans to develop an educational book, a mobile app and physical learning centers.

California high school senior Nithya Ravuri has built Sevah Neuro into a global network of more than 500 members supporting neurodivergent children.

The student-led nonprofit connects children with resources and social opportunities. Its summer fellowship program combines life-skills training with social activities.

Sevah Neuro also campaigns for greater awareness and resources through legislative advocacy. Ravuri’s plans for the initiative include an educational book, a mobile app and physical learning centers.

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