Empowering Strengths in Every Child
Transforming learning experiences for children with unique needs
MISSION
Nurture every child to thrive by embracing their unique strengths and interests, crafting personalized learning experiences that build confidence, resilience, and a lifelong love of learning.
Key Pillars Of Our Approach
At Strenzio, we empower every child to shine by recognizing and nurturing their unique strengths.
We believe every child is extraordinary.
While traditional approaches often focus on correcting deficits, our strength-based model celebrates what makes each child unique - unlocking potential that’s waiting to be discovered.
When a child’s interests are embraced, they naturally develop new skills, explore creativity, and build a strong sense of identity. This approach fosters confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of self.
By understanding how a child learns best through their strengths, we create personalized, engaging environments that reduce frustration and behavioral challenges—while amplifying joy, curiosity, and growth.
An empowered child is not just learning - they're thriving.
Parent Partnership: By educating parents, we create a nurturing circle of support that builds confidence, fosters growth, and helps every child flourish.
Founding Team
About Dr. Kalpana
Dr. Kalpana , a co-founder of Strenzio, is an educator and child development specialist with over 20 years of experience in special education across India and the United States.
With a Ph.D. in Human Development and advanced training in Special Education, she brings a research-driven, strength-based approach to supporting children with diverse needs. Strenzio partners with families to identify each child’s unique abilities and create personalized learning pathways that promote confidence, engagement, and long-term growth.
About Shashikala M S
Shashikala M S, a co-founder of Strenzio, and a journalist turned educator, had also founded Adiksha Foundation to champion inclusion for individuals with special needs.
In 2014, she launched Leap Years, a strength-based learning program supporting children and young adults with autism, cerebral palsy, and intellectual disabilities—especially from underprivileged communities. Her work focuses on personalized education, inclusive employment, and empowering parents and caregivers to build a better society.