A free, research-backed screening initiative helping parents and teachers in India and the UAE identify early signs of ADHD and dyslexia in children, and connect with the right support.
Free. Confidential. Takes under 10 minutes.
Millions of children in India and the UAE have neurodevelopmental conditions that go unrecognized, not because help doesn't exist, but because identification never happens.
of children in India have a learning disability, yet fewer than 1% are ever formally identified.
The ratio of psychiatrists to people in rural India. Most families have no access to a specialist.
hours of training most Indian teachers receive on recognizing neurodevelopmental conditions in the classroom.
These children aren't lacking ability. They're lacking recognition.
Free, research-backed screening tools adapted for Indian and UAE contexts. Available in English, Hindi, and Arabic. Answer a few questions and get clarity in minutes.
Based on your results, we connect you with verified professionals, clinics, and support organizations near you, so the next step is always clear.
We train teachers and parents to recognize the signs early, because the people closest to children are the first line of identification.
No appointments. No jargon. Just honest, helpful guidance in a few minutes.
Are you a parent or a teacher? We'll tailor the questions to your perspective.
Research-based questions about the child's behavior and learning patterns. Takes 5–10 minutes.
See a clear, jargon-free summary of potential indicators. Not a diagnosis, but a starting point.
Personalized recommendations and verified professionals near you who can help.
Bring Ibara to your school. We provide the screening tool, teacher training workshops, and ongoing support, at no cost to the institution.
We're currently partnering with schools across India and the UAE to make neurodiversity screening a routine part of the school year, not an afterthought.
Real numbers, updated live. Every screening counts.
Ibara was founded on a simple belief: every child deserves to have their cognitive differences recognized and supported, not overlooked. In India, millions of children with conditions like ADHD and dyslexia go unidentified, falling behind not because they lack ability, but because no one knew what to look for. Ibara changes that.
Our screening tools are based on internationally validated instruments, including the Vanderbilt ADHD Diagnostic Rating Scale and established dyslexia checklists, adapted for the cultural and linguistic contexts of India and the UAE. We believe that early identification, paired with the right support, can transform a child's trajectory.