Our Impact, Ramp by Ramp
All usage data is sourced directly from facility custodians, school administrators, and front-of-house staff at each location. TheRampProject documents ramp usage through regular check-ins with facility managers to ensure accuracy and accountability.
Summary at a Glance:
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8 ramps built across Ahmedabad, Mumbai, and Agra
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255+ people served daily
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27,400+ documented uses since July 2025
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3 ramps pending at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital
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1 Year Projection : 68500+ uses
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3 Year Projection : 234,000+ uses by 2028
Dudheshwar Public Restroom
Ahmedabad, Gujarat | Completed July 2025
The first ramp TheRampProject ever built — and the one closest to our founding story. This public restroom in the Dudheshwar locality of Ahmedabad was the facility that inspired everything. A family member with a mobility disability was unable to access this restroom due to the absence of a ramp. Rather than accept that as inevitable, we built a solution.
Today, this ramp serves 30 to 35 people daily, giving seniors, wheelchair users, and people with mobility challenges access to a basic public facility they had previously been forced to avoid.
Access to a restroom is not a privilege. It is dignity
Dudheshwar locality, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Daily Uses : 30-35
Primary Beneficiaries : Seniors, people with mobility challenges, general public
Completed : July 2025
Documented Uses : 8300+ ( July 2025 - March 2026 )
Verified by : Facility Custodian
Veer Savarkar Sports Complex
Ahmedabad, Gujarat | Completed July 2025
The Veer Savarkar Sports Complex is a public athletic facility in Ahmedabad. Para-athletes and visitors with mobility challenges previously faced physical barriers at the entrance that prevented them from accessing the complex with confidence or independence.
With the installation of TheRampProject's ramp, athletes can now enter the facility freely. This project was independently covered by Ahmedabad Mirror (Times of India Group), which reported that para-athletes "can now access the facility with confidence, dignity, and ease."
Athletes who were once stopped at the door can now compete on equal footing
Veer Savarkar Sports Complex, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Daily Uses : 12-20
Primary Beneficiaries: Para-athletes, sports community, general visitors
Press Coverage : Times of India Group
Completed : July 2025
Documented Uses : 4100+ ( July 2025 - March 2026 )
Verified by : Facility Custodian
Dudheshwar Temple
Ahmedabad, Gujarat | Completed July 2025
The Dudheshwar Temple is one of our highest-impact ramps. With 90 to 120 people using this ramp daily — the majority of them senior citizens — it is the single most active ramp in TheRampProject's portfolio.
Religious spaces hold deep significance in Indian communities. For seniors whose faith is central to their daily lives, the ability to access a temple independently is not a convenience. It is a fundamental part of who they are. This ramp restores that access.
Faith should not be gated by a flight of steps.
Dudheshwar locality, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Daily Uses : 90-120
Primary Beneficiaries: Senior citizens aged 65+, devotees with mobility challenges
Press Coverage : Times of India Group
Completed : July 2025
Documented Uses: 14200+ ( July 2025 - March 2026 )
Verified by : Temple Management
Mumbai Schools
Mumbai, Maharashtra | Completed 2025
TheRampProject built two wheelchair-accessible ramps at schools in Mumbai serving students from low-income families. These ramps ensure that children and adults with mobility challenges can access classrooms and school facilities without barriers.
Education is the most powerful tool for breaking cycles of poverty. A ramp that allows a child with a disability to reach their classroom is not just an accessibility intervention — it is an investment in that child's future.
Every child deserves to reach their classroom
Mumbai, Maharashtra (2 ramps)
Daily Uses : 60 ( Combined )
Primary Beneficiaries :​Students from low-income families, children and adults with mobility challenges
Completed : 2025
Documented Uses : 800+ ( recently installed )
School administration
Agra Temple
Agra, Uttar Pradesh | Completed March 2026
Our first ramp in Agra was built at a local temple serving a predominantly senior congregation. Approximately 25 seniors aged 65 and older visit this temple daily. For many, this is a central part of their daily routine and spiritual life.
This ramp represents TheRampProject's expansion beyond Gujarat — proving that our model is replicable across Indian states and communities.
Devotion should not be limited by steps
Agra, Uttar Pradesh
Daily Uses : 25
Primary Beneficiaries: Senior citizens aged 65+, temple devotees
Completed : March 2026
Documented Uses : Recently completed, data collection in progress
Verified by : Temple management
School for Underprivileged Students
Agra, Uttar Pradesh | Completed March 2026
This ramp serves a school in Agra dedicated to underprivileged students. Approximately 15 children and adults use this ramp daily. Many of these students come from families with limited resources — and a disability should never compound the barriers they already face.
Opportunity should be accessible to everyone — including how you enter the building.
Agra, Uttar Pradesh
Daily Uses : 15
Primary Beneficiaries : Underprivileged students, children and adults with mobility challenges
Completed : March 2026
Documented Uses : Recently completed, data collection in progress
Verified by : School administration
Village Community Center
Agra, Uttar Pradesh | Completed March 2026
Our third Agra ramp was built at a village community center — a gathering space used by local residents for meetings, events, and community activities. Approximately 15 people use this ramp daily.
Community centers are where villages come together. This ramp ensures that members with mobility challenges are not excluded from the spaces where their community meets, decides, and celebrates.
Community means everyone. Not everyone except the people who need a ramp
Agra, Uttar Pradesh (village congregation area)
Daily Uses : 15
Primary Beneficiaries: Local village residents, people with mobility challenges
Completed : March 2026
Documented Uses : Recently completed, data collection in progress
Verified by : Community center management
COMING NEXT
Ahmedabad Civil Hospital
Ahmedabad, Gujarat | Approval Pending
Three ramps are currently pending approval at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital — one of Asia's largest hospitals. This represents the largest institutional partnership in TheRampProject's history and reflects growing recognition of our model by major public institutions.
A hospital is where people are at their most vulnerable. Ensuring that every patient, visitor, and staff member can navigate that space without physical barriers is not just an accessibility goal — it is a healthcare imperative.
Check back for updates as this project moves forward.