GSP’s Swadhar model emerged as a comprehensive rehabilitation approach that addresses the diverse needs of PwD. The model includes skill development programs such as handloom weaving, acupressure and massage therapy, digital media and content development, and garment making. These programs empower PwD to become self-reliant by providing them with the skills needed for local self-employment, thus avoiding the need for migration.

GSP's rehabilitation efforts extend beyond employment. The organization supports social integration through activities like marriage facilitation and community building. GSP has successfully married over 60 disabled couples, demonstrating the effectiveness of their social rehabilitation model. These couples serve as role models, showcasing the potential for disabled individuals to lead fulfilling lives.
GSP’s approach to rehabilitation extends beyond traditional methods. The organization has implemented a comprehensive rehabilitation model that encompasses skill development, self-employment, and social integration through marriage and community activities. This model fosters a holistic development for PwD, enabling them to become valued contributors to society.