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Student-Led Initiative

Foreveryyoungmind

NeuroSol is a student-led initiative working to bridge the gap between neurological innovation and accessibility through global outreach, education, and advocacy.

Founded by Aditi Neekhra, empowering youth to drive change in neurological care worldwide

Our Impact

Progressdrivenbycommunity

Every contribution fuels outreach, education, and access to seizure first aid resources.

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Raised supporting seizure first aid kit creation and distribution in underserved communities

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Countries Reached through global outreach programs and awareness initiatives

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Individuals Impacted through education, engagement, and community-driven programs

Our Mission

To expand access to neurological care and neurological education through youth-driven innovation, global outreach, and community impact.

Our Story

Whereitallbegan

NeuroSol was founded with a vision to address the disparities in access to neurological care, particularly for individuals affected by neurological.

Recognizing the gap between technological advancements and real-world accessibility, NeuroSol was created to bridge that divide. As a student-led initiative led by Aditi Neekhra, NeuroSol empowers young leaders to drive meaningful change through innovation, education, and advocacy.

What Guides Us

CoreValues

The principles behind every NeuroSol initiative, partnership, and student program.

Accessibility

Making neurological care reachable for all communities

Innovation

Leveraging technology to solve real healthcare challenges

Education

Spreading knowledge to reduce stigma and build awareness

Empowerment

Equipping youth to lead meaningful change in their communities

Why We Focus Here

WhyNeurological?

Neurological affects millions worldwide, yet access to proper care and resources remains limited in many communities.

NeuroSol focuses on increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and improving accessibility to practical tools like seizure first aid kits.

The Violet Ribbon

A symbol of neurological awareness

We honor the violet ribbon as a reminder of the communities we serve, and the progress still needed to make neurological care accessible for every young mind.

What We Do

OurProjects

From seizure first aid kits to student research programs, every initiative puts action behind our mission.

Flagship Initiative

EpiCare

EpiCare is NeuroSol's flagship initiative focused on creating and distributing seizure first aid kits that support people before, during, and after a seizure. Through fundraising and partnerships, we equip families, schools, and communities with practical resources for safer seizure response and post-seizure care.

  • Create and distribute seizure first aid kits
  • Support people before, during, and after seizures
  • Partner with organizations and schools to expand access

$600+ raised toward seizure first aid kit accessibility

Active Program

NeuroSol Passion Program 2026

The NeuroSol Passion Program is a 4-month structured initiative designed to empower students to explore the intersection of neuroscience and social impact. Participants conceptualize, develop, and present a passion project, culminating in a competitive showcase.

  • Research a neurological topic
  • Develop an innovative project idea
  • Create a final presentation and report
  • Present in a judged competition

2025-26 Cohort Winner

Kyra Sullivan

Passion Project: NeuroArt

Active Publication

The Neural Network

The Neural Network is home to NeuroSol Publications, a student-led platform making neuroscience and pediatric neurology education more accessible. We publish original articles from students, researchers, healthcare professionals, and advocates.

  • Publish accessible neuroscience and neurology articles
  • Invite submissions from students and professionals
  • Spotlight authors and emerging voices in the field
Coming Soon

The Violet Ribbon

The Violet Ribbon is NeuroSol's upcoming publication dedicated to raising awareness about neurological through storytelling, education, and advocacy.

  • Share real-world experiences with neurological
  • Educate readers on neurological and neurological conditions
  • Reduce stigma through awareness and storytelling

The People Behind NeuroSol

OurTeam

A group of passionate students united by a mission to make neurological care accessible to all.

Professional headshot of Aditi Neekhra, Head of NeuroSol, smiling in a navy blazer and white collared shirt against a light background

Aditi Neekhra

Head of NeuroSol

Founder and Head of NeuroSol, focused on expanding global impact and advancing neurological-related initiatives through innovation, education, and outreach.

Headshot of Manasvi Patwari, Co-Founder of NeuroSol, smiling outdoors in natural light against a light stucco wall

Manasvi Patwari

Co-Founder

Hey! I'm Manasvi Patwari, the founder of EvoSol Pediatrics and the co-founder of NeuroSol. I'm passionate about pediatric healthcare, advocacy, and innovation! Through NeuroSol, I hope to raise awareness about neurological conditions, inspire student involvement in neuroscience, and explore innovative solutions that can improve the lives of children and families.

Headshot of Ethan Peters, Community Outreach Manager at NeuroSol, smiling outdoors in a dark suit and tie

Ethan Peters

Community Outreach Manager

Leads partnerships and outreach efforts, connecting NeuroSol with communities and organizations worldwide to grow awareness and access.

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Yaazhni Anburaj

Content Curator

Develops and manages educational content across NeuroSol's channels, ensuring accurate, clear, and engaging neuroscience communication for students and communities.

Headshot of Martina Belda Gutierrez, Fundraising and Sponsorship Coordinator at NeuroSol, smiling outdoors in a lime green top with gold earrings

Martina Belda Gutierrez

Fundraising and Sponsorship Coordinator

Oversees fundraising initiatives and sponsorship partnerships that sustain NeuroSol's mission, programs, and device-access work.

Join the mission

Ready to help expand neurological care and neurological education?

Have questions, ideas, or want to collaborate? Reach out; we would love to connect.