Aksheyaa Akilan - World Health Organisation  FCTC Photoshoot Courtesy: Y. Shimizu / Secretariat of the WHO FCTC

Aksheyaa Akilan is a Health, Education and Rights Advocate, Social Entrepreneur and Psychological Counsellor.

Aksheyaa Akilan is a passionate healthcare and human rights advocate who constantly endeavours to provide sustainable education and employment. She founded the Hibiscus Foundation for Social Welfare (HFSW), JobsLink, and Question Cloud. Additionally, she is a Global Youth Ambassador at Theirworld for equitable and quality education. She has interned at the United Nations (OHCHR), the World Health Organization (WHO) and the TN State Human Rights Commission (TNSHRC).

Photo courtesy: Y. Shimizu / Secretariat of the WHO FCTC

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IMPACT

  • 15,000+ persons

    Mental Health Project

    Counselling, Guided Imagery, Workshops, Collaborations and Social Media Campaigns.

  • 2,00,000+ jobs posted

    JobsLink

    With 1250+ recruiters & 10,000+ job seekers, JobsLink works towards SDG 8, 10 & 4.

  • 500+ persons

    Human Rights Project

    Legal Consultations, Literacy Workshops, Social Media Campaigns and Research.

  • 10,00+ persons

    #ChangeEchoes Gender Equality

    Workshops, Seminars, Webinars, Counselling, Medical Consultations, Legal Consultations, Media Advocacy and Research.

  • 20,000+ persons

    No-Tobacco Project

    Counselling, Guided Imagery, Workshops, Collaborations and Social Media Campaigns.

  • 4,00,000+ Questions

    QuestionCloud

    For NEET, TRB, RRB, SSC, TNUSRB, TNPSC, UPSC and banking exams. 30,000+ users & 500 hours of educational videos.

#LetMeLearn

Education systems are failing to meet the needs of children with learning disabilities.

Aksheyaa Akilan’s passionate message calling for more inclusive schools for every child and young person has been viewed and shared time and again with the video also been posted by the UNICEF on Instagram.

Causes

Aksheyaa has mobilised over 20 schools and 5 universities (over 35,000 children and youth) to work on the Sustainable Development Goals.

Community mobilisation furthering partnership between the goals.

“You grow through what you go through”

It is not easy being a neuro-divergent person, being diagnosed with dyslexia myself I understood that the world is not designed to fit everyone who is different. Especially, if you have an intellectual disability.

The stigma surrounding the subject makes even the basic help that everyone gets easily inaccessible. The lack of awareness and inclusivity just adds on to the problem. (Read more)

Our capacity to acknowledge differences, embrace diversity, and grow sustainably is what will save humanity.

Aksheyaa Akilan