Ibara Every mind deserves to be understood.

Free, research-backed screening tools for parents and teachers worldwide. Available in English, Hindi, and Arabic.

Free. Confidential. Takes under 10 minutes.

The Problem

An estimated 15 to 20 percent of children worldwide have a learning difference, yet in most countries fewer than 1 percent are formally identified. The tools exist, but they do not reach the communities that need them most.

These children aren't lacking ability. They're lacking recognition.

What Ibara Does

Screen

Free, research-backed screening tools. Available in multiple languages. Works on any phone. Takes under 10 minutes.

Connect

Based on your results, we connect you with verified professionals, clinics, and support organizations near you, so the next step is always clear.

Empower

We train teachers and parents to recognize the signs early, because the people closest to children are the first line of identification.

How It Works

No appointments. No jargon. Just honest, helpful guidance in a few minutes.

1

Choose your role

Are you a parent or a teacher? We'll tailor the questions to your perspective.
2

Answer a few questions

Research-based questions about the child's behavior and learning patterns. Takes 5–10 minutes.
3

Get a preliminary profile

See a clear, jargon-free summary of potential indicators. Not a diagnosis, but a starting point.
4

See your next steps

Personalized recommendations and verified professionals near you who can help.

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Clinical Oversight

Ibara's training content and referral pathways are developed under the clinical review of our advisors.

Martin Opiyo

Clinical Advisor

Executive Director, Stress Clinic Uganda Limited

Gulu, Northern Uganda

Martin Opiyo is the Executive Director of Stress Clinic Uganda Limited, a registered mental health organisation in Gulu, Northern Uganda. He leads the ADILE program, which aims to reach 10,000 children across 102 schools in Northern Uganda by 2031. Martin has clinically reviewed all Ibara training content for teachers and parents, and his clinic provides follow-up care for children referred through Ibara screenings in Uganda.

For Schools & Partners

Bring Ibara to your school. We provide the screening tool, teacher training workshops, and ongoing support, at no cost to the institution.

We're partnering with schools and organizations across India, Uganda, Syria, and beyond to make neurodiversity screening a routine part of the school year, not an afterthought.

Classroom-ready screening for every student
Teacher training on recognizing early signs
Anonymized school-level reporting and insights
Direct referral pathways to local professionals

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Our Impact

Real numbers, updated live. Every screening counts.

3067 Screenings completed

6 Countries reached

37 Regions served

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Our Mission

Ibara was founded on a simple belief: every child deserves to have their cognitive differences recognized and supported, not overlooked. Millions of children worldwide with conditions like ADHD, dyslexia, and autism 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, established dyslexia checklists, and the Autism Spectrum Screening Questionnaire. We believe that early identification, paired with the right support, can transform a child's trajectory.