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Vrudhi EdTech raises USD 1.265 million to expand inclusive education systems

What they do

Vrudhi EdTech provides special education tools for schools and families through SpEd@school, SpEd@home, and the SPEED LDS platform

The company raised USD 1.265 million in funding, including a pre-seed round of over USD 300K, to scale its inclusive education systems

Vrudhi partners with over 200 schools and upskilled 15,000+ educators in India and the GCC, focusing on teacher training and operational integration

Vrudhi EdTech, founded by Dr. Dhaval Mody, provides special education tools through SpEd@school, SpEd@home, and the SPEED LDS platform.
The company aims to bring inclusive education to classrooms and homes, connecting parents, teachers, therapists, and coordinators through a single intervention plan for each child.
Vrudhi raised USD 1.265 million in funding, including a pre-seed round of over USD 300K, to scale its inclusive education systems.
The company has partnered with over 200 schools and upskilled 15,000+ educators in India and the GCC.
Vrudhi's focus is on teacher training and operational integration, not just product features, to drive renewals and referrals.

Vrudhi addresses systemic gaps in special education, such as delayed identification, a one-size-fits-all schooling model, and a lack of trained teachers.
The company's approach is grounded in clinical evidence and operational integration, offering a model for turning inclusion from policy promise into classroom reality.
Vrudhi's multilingual, curriculum-agnostic platform supports localization while preserving standardized measurement for global expansion.

Vrudhi EdTech provides special education tools for schools and families through SpEd@school, SpEd@home, and the SPEED LDS platform.
The company's flagship products include SpEd@school, which focuses on embedding inclusion in classroom practice, and SpEd@home, which extends continuity to families.
SPEED LDS is an educational operating infrastructure that maps multi-domain assessments, generates individualized learning plans, and tracks progress over time.
Vrudhi partners with over 200 schools and upskilled 15,000+ educators in India and the GCC.
The company's model emphasizes ongoing collaboration with teachers, helping them identify needs early and adapt classrooms.

Vrudhi aims to expand its reach to underserved communities through public–private partnerships.
The company envisions a future where inclusion is a foundational expectation in education, supported by hybrid human–AI systems and multilingual platforms.