We host days.

A room, materials, music, food, and a few hours where nobody is being corrected. The people who come are young adults and children who spend most of their lives being trained, assessed and managed. Here they are not. They make something, it is theirs, and we treat it as work rather than therapy.

We are based in Gurugram. We have been doing this since 2023 — in studios, in schools, in a village in the Garhwal Himalayas, and once at our own property beside the river in Rishikesh.

We are small on purpose. One day done properly is worth more than a programme nobody can sustain.

Not to fix anyone. Not to speak for anyone.

To make the kind of day that families tell us is hard to find — unhurried, unembarrassed, and open to the parents and educators as much as the young people themselves. And to make sure the work that comes out of it is seen the way any other work would be: on a wall, in a folio, without explanation or apology.

Everyone who makes something here stays anonymous. The work is credited collectively. Recognition happens in the room, with the family, not in public.

In February 2023 we hosted eight young adults and five educators from Gurugram for two nights at Nishantam, Rishikesh. Mountains, a river, materials, no schedule anyone had to keep up with.

It is the most useful thing we have done, and the thing we would most like to do again — including with groups from outside India. If you run something similar elsewhere, we would like to hear from you.