diverse facets of awareness, including creating an Innerview (youth volunteering) page, devising social media outlets, organizing service events with ADHD professionals, and, most vitally, spreading Project ‘s message throughout our community and state.”
Krishnareddigari expressed confidence in the company’s progress. She added, “In terms of accomplishments to date, we are proud to have fostered over 20,000 interactions within our community, received the selective Hershey Heartwarming Action Grant of $250 for our efforts, as well as partnered with COO April-Gower Getz to be featured exclusively as CHADD’s high school ambassadors”.
Khandelwal, the group’s third founder, spoke to the media about the stigmas associated with ADHD. She said, “Our team concluded one of the primary reasons ADHD is underdiagnosed is due to stigmas associated with it along with general misunderstandings as to what ADHD is”.
Khandelwal revealed the need for eliminating those stigmas. She said, “Therefore, the most vital point of our project was eliminating the stigma associated with ADHD. This was achieved through interactive myth-busting presentations, long-lasting partnerships, as well as informative events, which fostered everlasting impacts on our community.” She added, “By being better informed about ADHD and our campaign, we believe you can help alter thousands of lives for the better. For the future, Project A squared plans on hosting more service and interactive events” .
