About Us
Building safer communities with care & technology
Project Chetna connects identity, wellbeing, care continuity, and emergency response for vulnerable populations across India.
Project Chetna is building a global One Health care and safety infrastructure for vulnerable populations — where identity, wellbeing, care continuity, and emergency response are seamlessly connected through QR technology and ethical AI.
We serve elderly individuals and persons with disabilities — including autism, dementia, intellectual disability, and related conditions — along with the families and organisations that care for them.
Our QR pendants link to dynamic care pages with emergency contacts, behavioural guidance, and medical cues. Helpers who scan in the field get instant context while families receive alerts with location details.
Who we serve
- Elderly individuals and persons with disabilities
- Family caregivers and care homes
- NGOs, special schools, and rehabilitation centres
- Government and CSR partners
QR identity pendants
Waterproof tags link to a secure care profile anyone can open in a browser — no app required.
Care continuity
Families confirm daily care and track scans so gaps surface before they become emergencies.
Milaap Setu
AI-assisted reunification for missing elderly and PwD, integrated with Project Chetna profiles.
Privacy-first design
Encrypted QR links, verified scan flow, and consent-driven visibility for sensitive medical data.
For institutions & partners
NGOs, special schools, rehabilitation centres, and CSR programmes can onboard cohorts with institution-level reporting, care continuity insights, and Milaap Setu emergency integration.
Partner with usFounded by Ridlan AI Foundation
Led by Akshay Ridlan and team in Mumbai, Project Chetna combines compassion with technology — from waterproof QR pendants to Milaap Setu's AI-assisted reunification platform.