Our Story
URA was born from the lived experiences of mothers navigating autism, transformed into a model of ethical employment and systemic change.
Our story is one of dignity, structure, and quiet revolution. We’re showing that inclusion doesn’t require tokenism or charity — it requires opportunity, respect, and belief in human potential.
Through our work, we aim to shift how society understands neurodivergence: not as a limitation, but as a different and brilliant way of being.
Whether you're a student, a parent, or a supporter, you're welcome here.
What
we
do
A dignified future for neurodivergent young people starts here.
URA supports neurodivergent children, adolescents, young adults and the families who support them — by providing safe and affirming in-house skill-building and work opportunities, so you need not have to struggle to navigate overwhelming or hostile environments.
We bring the work to you, ensuring dignity, belonging, and a future families can trust.
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Together, we’re building a future where every neurodivergent individual has dignity, purpose, and the chance to thrive.
Meet the Founder
Antara Dey Chowdhury, BCaBA, LLB
Founder & Program Director
Trustee - Prakash Foundation
Squadron Leader - Indian Air Force (retired)
As a parent who has spent over a decade navigating this landscape, Antara has built and led a vocational training unit that has transformed many lives. She bridges professional expertise with her lived experience as a parent, bringing compassion, clarity, and deep understanding to her work.
At URA, she continues this commitment— creating systems built on dignity, structure, and opportunity; nurturing pathways that honour every individual’s potential with respect, care, and steady support.
Contact Us
Feel free to reach out to us for any inquiries or collaborations.